BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

corresp1ndence OF lie TrbuGe.
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Correspondence OF tlis Tribune.


wAsH1SGros, Friday, April
In SENATE TO-DAY Mr.. CLAY resigned hls seat,
after which that body adjourned


In the HOUSE Mr.. SaLroSSTALL. from the Com
Enttee on Manufactures, reported bill 10 regulate
the Tariff. which was read twice and sent TO Corl-
mittee of the Whole.


The Loan Bill then came mp and the question
was taken on the amendments. That moved By
Mr. F1LLMoRE, =authorisitg the Secretary 10 sell
the stock for what il would bring was rgecfsa
81 TO 90. All the other amendments made in Com
mittee of the Whole were agreed 70 and the b'!t
was ordered engrossed for third reading l03 to
81. \ motion to reconsider was atterv,ard passed
lO1 to 90 Mr.FuLNoREs 5 amendment was nov
adopted 90 to 81. and the bill was ordered to 4
third reading LOG to .


4 Message was received from the President
transmitting extracts of letters from Mr.. RELY
Texan Consul. and suggesting, on behalf OF his
Government. suct! notifications OF existing I. $
laws a. will impart greater facility the tradebe-
tween the two countries. and the other expressing
a desire for some regulation to improve cemmun-
cation BY post between Texas and the States,
The House then adjourned ARGus.