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at the threshold-than to have privately ex- hibited them to any one. The report of the committee of investigation, however, has completely exculpated Mir. PolndeXter, and the charge recoils with double force on the heads of those who made it.

 We quote from the National Intellgencer :

 "Mr. Smith, from the Special Commit tee to whom the letter of the Hon. George Poindexter was referred, stated that the Committee had concluded their labors so far as regards the taking ot testimony, but as the evidence was voluminous, and would require much time to copy, and as 1t was understood that the Senator had refrained from taking his seat until the examination should have been closed, he was instructed by the Committee to report, that not shade of suspicion rested on the Hon. George Poindexter, in relation to that charge. In this report all the members of the Commit tee concurred. As soon as possible a more full report would be made.

 The report was received by simulta- neous burst of applause from the galleries.

 Mr. Poindexter resumed his seat.n