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the Senate also passed thro' the preliminary stages oflegislation. \ mcssage was receiv- cd from the President, trans hitting an intc- resting report from the Board of Inspectors of the Penitcntiary ofthe District of Columbia. respecting the state of the establishment. Ii was referred to the committee on the Dis trict. Various bills were afterwards report cd and acted upon. Mir WAYNE, iron, thc committee cn the Library, introduced joint resolution authorizing a subscription on the part ct Congress, to a proposed stereotype edition of the Laws of the United States: which WIS, on motion Of MT Taylor, commit ted to d Committee of the Whole House, and made the order of the day for tomorrow. The bill reported on Monday, by MT DAVIS, of 5. Carolina, from the committee on the Judiciary, to repeal the twenty-sixth section the acts establishing the Judicial Courts cf the Union, passed in the year 1789, was then taken up. The section in question, Is the che providing that judgement or decree of the highest court of law or equity in a State, upon question involving ''the validity of a treaty or statute of, or an authority exercised under, the United States, may be re-exam- ined and reversed CT affirmed by the Su- prcne Court. An animated discussion en- sued upon this important subject, which con tuned Gntil the cl1se cf the hour; Messrs Dedridgc, Buchanan, Strong, Martin, Ram- seY, Daniel, Archer, Wicklff, and Ellsworth severally addressing the chairman en the subject. Mir Jchnsen, of Ky. had risen to speak uptn the question, when the debate WIS atrests by the expiration of the allotted t.tne The House. at f2 o'clock, went, on motion Of MT HAYNES, into a Committee of the Whole, MT MARTIN in the Chair, and proceeded to the Senate Chamber to attend the trial cfthe impeachment. At f o'clock they returned and reported; and the House adjourned.