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thIng, but II requires explanation. We quote from Ihe Anal, sis of the Globe.

 "Mr Sturgeon of pensy yl,ania, after stating that he nstructed by hs State Legislature to support distribution ot the proceeds of the pobhc lands on certain conditions, moved an amendment oi the blll in compliance with the instructions. The amend nent proposed strike the per cent gwen to the new States.

 "Mr. Buchanan said he should yoe for the amend ments proposed by his friend and colleague hr' Sturgeon; and if they adopted, he should men for the bll in obedience the instructions of the Legislature of Pennsy ylVania. These instructions plain and explicit their face. There could be doubt about the import Of the language wnlch they employed. Mr. B. then read these instructions as follows:

 ''ResOlVed by the Senate and House oi hepre- sentaives of the Common wealth of PennsylSania, In General Assembly met: That our Senators m Con- gress be, and they are hereby, instructed, and our Representatives requested to resist any and all a- empts, under what pretence soeser the sane may be made 10 deprue e people Of ths State of theT JuSf proportions o ths nhertdncsiH e public idads and that they be- and are hereby further instructed and requested to introduce and advocate the passage of bill providing for the distribution of the proceeds of the among the several States the ratio of her federal representative population undsT e census o OHe toSsand sigh hundred aud forty"

 Mir. BUCHANAN then proceeded to explain the wide discrepaT ey between the distribution here de- scribed and that provided for by the Bill. MT. CLAY reted and scolded and undertook to instruct the Penn- syvania Senators to what he thought the instruc- tions meant-for winch they did moi show much grat. itude. Mir. STURGEoE's amendment was voted down, ayes ll-notes. 35. Of course every Western Senator, Whig and Democrat, voted against il. The Pennsylvania Senators thus not only left free to follow their opinions, but they bound by the instructions to follow them and against the Bill Mir. CALHOUN gave notice that he should bring forward his amendment, to give the management oi the Public Lands to the States in which they lie.

 The discussion of the House fingers ve,y inde- cisiNely on the Bankrupt Bill. Mr. PoPE Wing member from Kentucky spoke against it on Thursday and said the title of the bill should be bill to benefit leg commissioners, assignees, lawyers clerks, &c. It will probably pass-produce convulsion, do a great deal of good and evil, and be repealed in two years.