WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5.
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Mr. Fillmore, in accordance with direc- li,ns from the Committee of Ways and Means, of which he is the able Chairman, reported bill authorizing an issue of Trea- Sury Notes, to the amount of five millions doilars-,he time for the issue of which to be terminated as soon us the remainder Of the twelve million loan is made negotiable.

 The announcement of the bill caused a general burst of laughter throughout the llnll. and was immediately followed by a motion from Mir. Stuart oflllinois, to Lay it on the taJle; who, when Mir. Fillmore appealed 10 him io withdraw the Inoiion for moment, and not thtIs sun,,,s.tily and without debate Ohe n,olion to lay on the table not being de- bntable) dispose of n bill brought forward in this cxigencv to save the nation from bank ruptcy, declined to withdraw the motion, say ing that all the Whig members of this House were committed aEainst Treasury Notes, and it this bill were thlIs inhnedH,iely disposed of, some other nessure of relief would soon- cr be brought forward. 5i.-a .,..Y,.s...r .r

 The Yeas and Nays were taken. and the House refused iO lay the bill on the table, by Ye;,s ;s8, Nays l63. Tue bill was then re- frrrttl to :he Committee of the Whole and ordered printed. y| ...l.. .ar.'.

 MT. McKcOn gave notice that when it came up he should offer an amendment repeating the Distribution Act. n .si .-,.. .,r .-.s..-.f

 The House adjourned ns half past two O. clock, having been occupied during most of inc Session on the imporfam case of Mir. Arr nold," Oo use his own words,) and inc cor rt-:,ion of tho Iourml proposed by Mr. Adams. .-.. a.- ....,n o.'H,-..q s...

 In the Senate report was presented from the Post Office D..parilnrit, for the disburse- n~n,s from the Contingent Fund for l64l.-