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Mir. Doadridge nominated Way X Gideon. and stated that they were lot connected with any public print.

 Messrs. Johnson, Huntingdon, Forrard, and Doddr7dge, were appointed Tellers.

 The ballots being counted, it appeared that 206 ballots had been given:--Duil' Green re- ceived l0S; Gales X Seaton76; William Greer I6; Way As Gideon |; Scattering 2; Blanks ,.

 Sc Duff Green was declared to be duly elect ed Printer to the House fer the twenty Congress.

 Feb. 4.-Mr .M'Duffe submitted a motion that the House do now take up the bill to com pensate Susan Decatur, widow and legal repre- sentative of Capt. Stephen Decatur, deceased.

 Mfr Hiifitoa.s said that this was IS good tlme as any other 10 try the question, whether the House meant to consider the bill at the present session, and he therefore called for the yeas and nays on the question of considerations They were ordered, and being taken, stood as follows: Yeas S5; Nays 100.

 So the House refused to consider the bill. 

 From JHerico.-iixtract from letter received by gentleman in New York, from a highly re- spectable correspondent:

 ss.Merico, Dec. 23.-Public affairs go on so SO. Neither the proposition Of Gen. Barragal,, nor the violent measures desired by some of the States, are likely to be adopted. There are dif- fcrent reports, of the certainty of which il is i'm possible to decide; for instance, it is said that the Vice President has determined 10 offer his resignation, and submit toa new election by the people, as the only legitimate source of power ard authority.

 In the mean time, the Vice President has concluded a treaty with the Charge des Aflaires of the United States.o