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was that he was induced to go there. not approving the preliminary steps which had been taken in that fight. He ready meet his God m that case, so far being responsible for murder, oT nsngang the duel; though as far as the sin ok dueing was con cerned, he confessed he YVES moi ready to meet HIm He spoke with great severity of the course of MT. Adams, 10 which MT. A. briefly responded, and the House adiourned.-N r. Tribune.

 WAsH1Ne7oN, Jan. 29.

 Hon. Nathan F. Dixon, Senator from Rhode Island who has been detained for some weeks by lndsposi- ton from attendance the Senate, died in this city at l2 o'clock to-day.

 The Senate was not in session, having yesterday adjourned to Monday.

 h the House. the business relating the course of MT. Adams was postponed, on motion of MT. Fillmore, and the Treasury Note Bill taken up for concurrence in the Senates amendments the first of which pro- vies that shall be issued in place Ot those redeemed and the second strikes out the provlso that the Notes issued shall be considered in lieu of so much of the Loan.

 MT. Sprgg of Ky. moved the commitment of the bill to the Committee of the Whole to give opportunity for full debate

 Mir. Stanly observed it was apparent that too much time had been already consumed on this bllI and moved the previous question ; which being demand ed by the House, cut off the motion to comndt

 MT. Hopkins moved to lay the bill on the table, which was negatived Yeas 9s, Nays l0l. The first amendment was adopted without a dlvls' ion; and on the second vote. being Yeas 100, Nays lO0 the Speaker decided the tie in the affirmative. Thus the Treasury Note Bill is finallyIpassed-'o