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 In the House. the Treasury Note Bill, yes- terGay, returned from the Senate with amendments, was then taken up on motion of Mir. Fillmore, for concurrence in the amendments, and Mir. Cooper of Pa. moved to lay it on the table; which was negatived Yeas 92, Nays lO7.

 Mir. Sprigg of Ky. then obtained the floor and spoke at large on general subjects, as usual, when under the influence of his pota. tions, to the great merriment of the House until the hour having expired, the bill was laid over.

 The unfinished business was then taken np, being on the resolution offered by Mr. Gilmer, to censure MT. Adams for having presented petition praying for the dissolu. tion of the Union.

 The motion of Mir. J. c. Clark to lay this on the table, Was negGtired-Ycas 94, Nays lO2.

 An immense crowd completely filled both galleries of the House, assembled in antici. patton of a row. on the subject of Abolition much excitement was manifested by the members, and the agitation of the elements on the floor portended a coming storm. Mir. Marshall offered substitute for Mir Gilmer's resolution, being a long preamble on the Sacredness of the Constitution. which forbade the idea by those sworn 10 support it, of proposing dissolution of the Union, not