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Members cf Congress.-It is rather remark aoie that there are now in Congress Presi- dent of the United States, two or three heads of departments, and some half dozen Gov ernors. They appear quite easy in their pla- ces, as It they were nut conscious at all of hav- ing descended. Mir. Adams has even much happier aspect, than when the cares of the Presidency were resting upon him. The ar- duo"s duties of Representative, are mere pas- nm t%,me to h'nl. although if performed faithfully, sney are Herculean !abors to most of the Nsemoers. ,Mr. Ciay's cOuntenance is decid- ed'y marked with something intemse vet it Ireqnentiy gives way to a look ofcheerf,ilnrss. 4. There !: no doubt that his energies are with num- .. a. ana that they will De displayed whenev- v nt opportunity is OaeFed.-Amer. Spec.