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Parts of the Presidsnt's Message referred to ap- propriate committees. Mir Clay of Ky, brought sury Bill, which ecited considerable spirited de- bate, in which the LIOns took part, to wit, Messrs Clay, Wright, Calhoun and Rives. In the course of it, Mr. Clay said, in reply to Mr. Calhoun as to what he would substitute for the Sub Treasury he would tell the honorable Senator, at once, and with all frankness, what he went for, and what he believed his friends who acted with him meanrto go to;@and that was a Bank of the United States" MT. Clay s resolution was modified at the request of some of the Senators. to read as follows, and was passed by the vote of 27 to 19: :. Resolved. That the Committee on fhsnce oe al- rected to inquire into the expediency of repeating the act entitled "An Act to provide for the coec- on, safe keeping, transfer, and disbursement ot the public revenue debate upon the adoption of rules for the House, particularly the one regarding the reception or aDo- ition pctitions-Mr. Adams and MT. Wise being of the principal takers, though others took part

 FTscol Agen,-A Report from the Secretary of the Treasury, stating among other things that m ms opinion fiscal agent might be appointed to which no constitutional objections could be urged was re- ceived; and after debate, and sundry motions, without taking the vote upon any, the House adjourn ed to Monday. And here ends the first weeks work of the House Mnac he committees 0t the House

 Frithay.-The Senate met-some discussion arose upon the presentation of a petition respecting Bankrupt law-when Mir. Clay "took occasion to

  should he limited to the subjects contained in the Pre- siden,'s Message"-n order that the extraordinary session might not he made one ct great leng,h- which was responded to by other Senators MT, Clay then presented his bill for the repeal of the Sub Treasury law, and the Senate adjourned to Monday. MARRIED, In Harwinon, on the 2d inst. Mir. Reuben Bar,hol. omew to Mrs. Clarissa Parmalee.

 In Derby, on the 26th nlt. Rev. Samuel Tonkin Carpenter of Sharon, to Miss Frances K. Chaplain. DIED, In this village, on the s,h inst MT. James Trow. bridge, aged 46.

 In this town, on the 4th inst. Miss Achseh Catlin, aged 24, daughter of Levi Catln, Esq.

 In Bradlevville on the 24th ult. Samuel H., son of Mir. James Wallace, aged years. In this town, on the sth inst. Mr. John McMahon, 1 of Goshen, aged 27.

 In Plymouth, on the 2lst of May, Mr. Eli Terry, jr. aged about 35.

 In Cornwall. on the lst inst, Mir. David Mallory, aged S7.

 In Sou,hing,on, on the sth inst. Dr. Timothy Jones, aged 57, Postmaster at that place.

 In Hartford, MT. Wm: Earle, aged 66; Mr. James | II. Lathrop printer, aged 26.