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The Committee on RetreDchment have re- ported bill which reirrnches the pay and al- lowances to members of Congress. It pro- yides that for four months members shall he allowed their present pay. prOsisied Cungress shall remain in session, and the members shall certify that they have not been absent from the seat of government during any day when the House tO which he bel0ngs may have been in session. Should a session he protracted beyond four months, the per diem to be reduced to tico dollars day. Station cry to specified amount only is to be allow ed: a regulation is tO be made with respect to the pay for mileage; and no newspapers [" be furnished On the public account to mcln- bers. Y s@fs

 It is, dificultto alatermine how this wiu he received; but there is no difficulty in l,re4 dieting that whenever they shall he snbnit- ted to be acted upon in driail, they will give rise to a warm and heightened discussi1n. The subject matter of the resolution report rd by Mir. Wickliffe is embraced in the bill aud judging from the excitement which was then pr0duceG.we may be assured that much s,,med, before the matter shall be finally dis posed of.--National Journal.

 Nu NSttVSSVsu HCttrJuby khTtSSitfu that the levee of Wednesday, was the last le- wee of the present session. ihcre was an unn- s,,ally large concourse of visitors. The East Room, where the band was stationed, was thrOnged to excess: and before nine o'clock three or four cotllion parties had formed themselves as well as the pressure would per- init, and were busily engaged in threading the maxy dance. About ten o'clnck the doors of the South West Room were thrown out, and a range of supper tables was displayed.in the centre of the principal of which Mr. and Mrs. Adams were stationed, upposite tn each 0ih- CT. The tables were covered with all the dishes customary at an evening rrpast of the first order, and with wines of peculiar excel lence; and the whole vas arranged with inc utmost propriety and good taste. An elegant plateau adorned the chief table, extending nearly two thirds of its length,on which were several candelahras of corresponding beauty. Every thing was in profnsion. and the hest of it's kind; and the cheerfulness and courtesy of the dpnors ofthc feast threw over all tho scene a'charm which will long be cherished, with pleasure. among the "reminiscences ofpo- lite hospitality. 1t was near midnight before the delightful melody of Home--sweet Home" gave the signal for general disper- siOn.-fbid.