WASHINGTON CrTY, Jan. g.
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The Senate Chamber, yesterday, presented an interesting spectacle. From desire to hear MT. WIRTs continuation of his Speech in de- fence of Judge Peck before the Court of Inn peachment, the galleries were thronged at an early hour with an array of all the beauty of the farer sex, to the exclusion almost of all the male auditors. The double row of Senators oneach hand of the presiding officer, whilst the gallares beamed with radiant lustre above them, beheld the area of the Chamber and the lobbies literal- ly filled to overfoWing with Members of the other House, stranges and gentleman of distinc- ton. Hundreds of persons who attempted to obtain entrance had to return home disappoint- ed. Mr. Wirt cannot but have been gratihed (unless entirely weaned of vanity) with these proofs of the high esteem in which both his char acter and his abilities are held by those of his lelow-citzens to whomhe is best lSnown.-h,tel

 Jun. 2S.-In order that our readers may have something like correct idea of the vast amount of private business which has accumulated, and is constantly accommodating before Congress, we state. that there were One Hundred and Thr- teen distinct and separate memorials and peti- tons presented to the House of Representatives alone, on Monday, the 24th inst. Ofthis whole number, it is quite possible, nay ever, probable, IHdI lHc ODIeCt or HOl Olies even lilouGl uHueii- ably just and expedient, will be accomplished at the present Session. ib.

 Jaa. 29.-We noticed, the other day, inc great concourse of persons 10 the Capitol, to hear MT. Wirt's Speech. The interest of the trial has not ended, nor did t begin, with his speech. It has been sustained throughout with unusual steadiness; and the Chamber was crowd ed yesterday almost as much as the day hereto fore referred to, on which MT. sNirt spoke.

 This Impeachment, by the way, has inferfer- ed sadly with the public business, not only in Congress, but before the Supreme Court; and we hope it will be long time before we have another. fib.

 Februory 1.-The HIen CouRr OF iMPn scIl. MEsT yesterday pronounced judgment npon the article ofImpeachmet exhibited by the House of