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CONGRESS.-In the Senate on Wednesday, the resolu-
ton denying the power of the Executive appoint public
ministers, ane the resolution proposing exclude
bers OF Congress from beng appointed civil Offices
made the order Of the day for Monday


The House of Representatives had very little business
before them, excepting the Mission Panama.


An act from the Senate to authorize the State of Penn
sylyana to lay out and make Canal through the United
States public grounds the city of Ptsburg read
third time and passed.


In the Senate on Thursday, bill introduced by MIR.
beon, to authorize the President of the United States
sell certain lead the property Of the United States in the
State Of Missouri


After few minutes spent in receiving reports of Com.
mtees, the House of Representatives went into Commit
tee OF the Whole the state of the Unon when the sub
ect OF the Mission to Panama again taken up for
sideration.


In the Senate, Friday, the Judiciary Bill from the
House of Representatives the subject of consideration
all day. The amendment reported by the Judiciary Com
mttee changing the arrangement of the Circuits,
place Ohio and Kentucky in the Circuit was agreed
to BY large majority. The discussion chiefly the
amendment


The House of Representatives were engaged in the dis
csson OF the claims of the State of Massachusetts, for
services rendered by the militia of the State during the
late war, but the Committee without coming to any
decision.


Mr.. Eastman, of NewHampshre, offered joint resol,l-
ton providing, amendment the constitutions that
shall hold the Office of Judge any Court Of the
United States after he shall have attained the age of 70
years.