WAsmxeroN. Friday, Jan. 7.
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 Several petitions were now presented and received withou, objection. mn,l ut length Mir. Giddings of Ohio offered une praying for law {" prevent the transportation 0F Slaves coastwse in vessels o the United States: Mir. W. Cost I"l'nson of Ma: con- tended thu, this receivable After an excited aud irregular drhatr, in which Messrs lhddings Wise Adams, W Cost John=ou and Arnold partici' Inted, the Speaker deciied tlnt could not De re- crivetl under the RIle. ..b. t .,-... Mir. Giidings cu,.ended that part of the petition pra wing for the protection nf all persons cons'itutlon s!ly entitled to Frt'dhl was clearly reGe'yS',s rs ,nw H,ved that ile balance of ile petition e not re. cciveIor her. that ,te question t reception be lad oa hr 'obie. On this pr position MT. Adarrs reirssd fn vnie siiguafiziig tricky and ddecePlive. MT. Gordon of N " attempted the same thing. but was at lust persuaded :" S'e Ave. Mir. Adatns dd not vore After very dIscreditab'e and 'nmnI','"us wrangle, ihe was .akeii. and declared-Ayes IOI; nays &C., So the ntdion to receive was Id'd O." fhr idbIe. ,,.,..,,

 Mr. Gldines now ofereil another petition. praying thu, l,e Pcuple of the Free States be relieved from ali constitutional other obligation o protect and defend

 Mr Wise moved ,hnt the question of reception on this be laid an the table. After another ToU, ihls nu,,ion also preva ed Ayea lO5; Nnes S6.

 Alr Giddings offered another petition. praying That no more Slave States be admitted ln'b the Unmn This was likewise laid OH the table: Ayes lo'; Noes

 MT. Gildines now announced that he held petitions from about 10000 citizens of On' praying o he re- leved from, the necessity Of aiding o hold human De ings in hondaee but. under the decis"ns just made by ihe House. he should Dot present them.s

 After several other petitions had been presented; Mr. :. II. Andrews o( Ohio offered one for the repeal "f the XXIst Rule of the House, which was lad on the table: Ayes 99; Noes S9. t'-. g2.

 Mir. c. Davis ut Ky. nov presented . pei'fion tor inc repeat of the Bankrupt Law. MT. Crayens oi Ia moved it's reference to the Judiciary Committee; w'h instructions , report bill Tepeaing the Bankrupt - Law. Mr Pr,fiit moved . call ef the House. Mr Chiienden of N. Y moved that the motion to reiei do lie 0n the inble. A member moved an adjourn .nenr and being involved in general cOAfuSiOn ills