WASuINGroN. Dec. 10.
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 The advocates of the Right of Petition were com pletely outgeneraled in the House this morning regularly foored. You aware that the famous Committee on Rules had reported an addition or amendment to the last Rule of the House to cover this subec-an amendment substantially re-enacting i the Gag Resolutions of Pinckney and Atherton. It provides that on the presentation of any Petition, M Memorial or other paper touching the existence of Slavery Tn the United States District, Territories the question of reception shall be regarded as raised and that question shall be laid the tabe-and so the Petition not received. This is make the rule more stringent than it is, and is just such pro- position as could never be carried in full vote of the present House.

 This morning, however, as soon as it could be reached, Mr. Vim. Cost Johnson, of Md called the Report up and moved that it do lie ths table MT. Stany, of N. C. promptly moved the Previous Ques- tion, which ordered; and the Report was laid on the table: Yeas 96, Nays S8-nearly every Locofoco noe noS of hs ona Mhg hes % e vote Is to put the whole subject to rest and leave the XXlst Rule in full operation for question so laid upon the table only be taken up again by two thirds vote, unless 1t is reached the order of busi- ness, which never occurs: It looks, therefore, as though the Ant-Gag Members were headed ; but if there be way to evade it, MT. Adams will find it. Ihe nit, not being ye, organized for the thing at the right end, an adjournment over to Mon day prevailed. An attempt was made to adjourn at an early hour, but Mr. Fillmore, who wished the Pre- Yeas and Nays. He then modified his original pro position so as to authorize the appointment of Select Committees the Presidents Fiscal proJect; on the Census and Ratio of Representation, and on the Smithsonian Legacy. Mr. w. Cost Johnson propos- ed another to inquire into the expedency of estab- fishing National Foundry and all prevailed, though Mr. Wise seemed somehow or other, to be out of humor with the entire proceeding.

 Some curiosity is expressed with regard to the composition of the Select Committee on the Fiscal Agency. It is supposed that Hon. Caleb Gushing, ot Mass will be Chairman. There will be little change in Of he If flnst SesS Nothing else of importance was done in the House, and the Senate had no Session.-N Y. Tribune.