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Senatorial Amasements-A correspondent of one oi the Ohio papers, writing from the seat of govern ment of the State, gives the fowing account of the manner in which legislators sometimes amuse them selves:

 ssOnce this winter, Senator suggested some mode of doing business rather rudely the Speaker, who answered him that the Speaker knew his own busi- ness The Senator replied, he was very happy to hear it. for it was piece of information of which he was before entirely uniformed. Another grave Sena tor few days since when in committee of the whole, Mir. Sill in the Chair, took newspaper, made sort of fools cap of it, and placed it upon the head ofano ther That other taking it of, placed it on the head of third, who and nodded about to attract the attention of the Chairman. Mir Sill Kept his count enance. and would not notice the Merry Andrew During this time, fourth Senator slipped behind the capped honorable, and took his chair away. You may well imagine the mrth, when the dgnitary and his cap sprawed upon the foor like Dr.. Sop in the COW yard Still Mfr. Sill preserved his gravity, till another Senator facetiously called out, .Mr Chair man. the Senator from--has the floor whereupon the Committee rose and reported progress"

 So much for Senatorial amusements.