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The Letter Of our regular correspondent falling TO reael
make up the following summary from the Naucna
Intelligencer.i


IN CONGRESS- TUESDAY Ang.


In the SENATE, a communication from the Post
master General, relating TO the Post.0aiae e1
penses, was ordered printed.


The bill to supply the deficiency in the Mar
Pension Fund was considered, reported 70 The
Senate, and passed its third reading.


The bill to establish Naval Military School
near Fort Monroe was debated and passed, 23toSts


Private bills occupied the Senate till the ads
journment.


In the HOUSE, MIR. c. j. IsGERsoLL noYedn
suspend the rales TO enable him TO offer resoa.
ton calling the Secretary of State for . lst y
all the bankrupts in the United States, which Ss'
lost.


Mr.. w. Cosr JOHNSON presented NE aiofia-
frsm citizens of Pa, praying Congress to 's'as
TIVE hundred millions of national stock for Eue q
lief of the States, and pledging of the pasa
lands for its redemption.


Mr.. BRows of Pa, said he was glad no Repre-
sentative of his State had been found to pFesel
such petition: Pennsylvania would never a'A
any one to pay her debts. [Mr. Brown seemed = 4.
forget that his State has already disgraced nersep
beyond redemption by refusing to pay them oa
self. He spoke with warmth for some time npI y
this polnt-but was taken all aback BY Mf. ~