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Washington Correspondence OF The TrIsane.


wAsnrxe7ox, Monday, September IL


But very little legislative business has been trans
acted by eitIer branch Of Congress, to-day. In thr.
SENATE, Mr. BEs1os offered substitute fer M.
B.rARD's resolution to rescind the ExpSngins
Resolution, declaring ti'at said Expunsns Resolu-
ton was an ac, in conformity with :hc will OF the
People. that !, wosld be unbecOmiss the Senate 70
rescind it. and that Gen. Jackson uerited the
thanks OF the People for his removal OF the Do
posts He moved that it be printed so as to so
on record, and be laid on the table till REX;
Session which vas carried. Several Committees
we're discharged from the frrther consideration OF
business The Senate refused TO take UP on ;ts
passage the re.olutio. for the employment OF Re
porters, and went into Executive Session in which
they remained during the day, and till late hour
=, night.


I,is runored that the nominations of Mcssrs.
EVERETT, 10 England, FORWARD. Secretary of the
Treasury, BARKER, First Comptroller, and Bort
WARE, Charge to Naples. were confirmed; While
those OF Messrs. BErA BADGER and Rt1sfR were
rejected It was presumed that the Cabns, nom
nations wsuld be acted on.


Thcy still remained in Session a; II A. NJ.


In the HOUSE, several resolutions we're offered
on various subjects. bu; none received objections
being made. No business being Sesore them,
Messrs Everett Ward. and Lewis Williams, were
appointed on their part members OF a Joint
u ! ,-sAr
kim that the two Houses had finished their busi-
meas and were ready TO adjourn, ii he had no far
ther communication 10 make. This resolution was
sent TO the Senate which body Rot acting on it i'm
media,cly. the House took reces, to - o'clock,
when they and again took recess TO i've. At
about halfpas, FIVE O'Clock. the SrrAKkR again
took the Chair, and


The House remained nominay in session for
abou; two h.urs, in waiting for the Senate, the
Member. occupying themseive, in lively couvsrsa-
tion, apparently much reoced at the close OF this
protrsc,cd Session, and some few manifestins an
unusual flow of mirth from e-ytsrrGi cause,


At the clo.c OF this, Mr.. MARSHALL rose and
inquired of the Speaker ii it was in order to sub
nit proposition He would move the print
ing of 1000 extra copies OF the President, sec
and Veto Message, and on this moti-n ne spoke
for about an hour and half, after which he with
drew ii, He reviewed the circumstance, con-
nccted wsth Mr.. Tyer's elevation to the Presiden-
tial Chair of his vetoes of the debate consequent
On them, Sc. He exhibited in lucid manner the
inconsistency Of the President in h, second veto of
bill which, as appeared frem the letter Of re,ig-
nation Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, published
this morning, framed in all particulars to meet
his views, even to its title.


The Wing party, however, not 10 be de-
s,royed, as was supposed from the course of the
President. The excitement throughout the coun-
try at these his two arbitrary acts would be so
great, that he feared shc people wonld rise en-
nnasse and overthrow the constitution, and strike
out the veto power contained in it. He hoped they
would endure patiently for three years, and they
would then como forth in their might, and the pow
er would depart from the Old Dominion, never
more to return thither He would a, soon launch
into the broad and billowy ocean "in nutshell,
or in a pater-meioa rind, as to attempt to breast
the waves of popular Indignation which would rise
at this transaction no, the Wing party t.
be dissolved but would come forth with new ener-
GIGS TO the next Presidential contest.


After the conclusion of his remarks, which Were
listened to with interest, and his Withdrawing the
motion, Mr.. EVERETT, from the Joint Committee,
reported that the President had no farther Com
municatons to make TO Congress, and the House,
at halt past eight o'clock, adjourned sine die.


S. The Cabinet nominations, 5 stated in my
last letter, have all been confirmed, and the Extra
Session i, at C. close ARGUS.