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Mr. Smith. from the sSpecial COrumi,ee- to whOHHsfhe letter of th4 Hon. Geo Po;n. dexter was referred, stated that the commits tee had concluded their Iabors 50 far 4as re- gards the taking 0f testimony. but that s1s the evidence was vOluminous, and would require much time to copy, and as h,Vas understood that the Senator had refrained from taking his seat until the examination should have been closed, he was instructed by the Com mittee to report, that not shade of suspicion rested on the Hon. Geo. POindexter, in rela- si"n [" that charge. and in this report all the members of the Committee concurred. As soon as possible a more full report would be made. g.

 The report was received by a. simnitaueeuss burst of applause from the galIeries.--Ib. '