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WAsHIsGToS.-Doth Houses of Congress ad- journed on the 18th to attend the funeral of Gen.

 Macomb His remains conveyed to the Con- gressioual burial ground and the of people who.oined in the procession immense.

 In the Senate, on the 18th, the bank bill was under discussion, and several mportan, amendments were proposed. r

 According to the correspondent of the Charleston Patriot "the friends of the late administration are growing confident every day that the President wall veto any bill, other than ha, embraced by the plan of the Secretary"

 In the House, the distribution bill was taken up, in committee of the whole, and Mir. Johnson, of Md spoke for three hours in support oft. Mir. Clifford followed Mir. Johnson in opposition to the bill.

 On the Both the senate continued the disscusson of the bank bill, and several amendments pro- posed by Mir. Clay. One was adopted which au- thorises the Secretary of the Treasury to apply the surpluses to make good de6ct in the dividend of per cent, instead of leaving it to Congress to make the appropriations for that purpose, proy- ded by the bil Another amendment adopted | which to . certain extent removes the restriction which requires the Bank to stop all loans when the circulation should exceed by three times the amount of specie ia the vaults. Other amendments were pending when the Senate adjourned.

 The N. ". Evening Post and its Washington corres- pondent assert that Mir. Cay's bank bill will be ected in the Senate. It is said that the 2d inst the day fixed upon for taking the questionthat the op- ponents of the bill will be allowed to discuss it up to that day, when they will be choked off, But it is con denty asserted that upon the final vote there will be 24 for the bill and 2S against it-that Bayard, Clay ton, Preston, Archer and Rves will vote against it, for the purpose of saving Mir. Tyler from the neces sity of vetoing it. "a ssl.s.~ .I .s tf7t4

 In the House, the whole day taken up in debate in committee of the whole, on the bill for ap propriating the proceeds of the public lands. 1 "It is asserted (says the correspondent of the | Charleston Patrio that the Bankrupt Law, reported by Mir. Henderson, in the Senate, will not pass at the present session, because it not Mir. Cay's prga. IL is charged that Mir. c. will let it pass now, as he wishes the be postponed until the next Presidential 'canvass. It is said however, that if the whig friends of that bill would join the democrats and put in the banks, the measure might to be carried through at the present session in spite ofMr. Clay. .4 ru