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Congress.--Ciay's Measures.-Our ample report in this days paper, of the sayings, doings, of Congress- will indicate the progress of that assembly of patriots en the public business.

 Our report of Clays speech the bank, is the only fully given by any paper, and must say that it exhibits very little of that accurate or comprehensive knowledge of finance or banking, which his admirers clam for him. Mir. Clay is very much overrated-- and nothing shows it more prominently than his crude notions on commerce, finance, and currency. He gets his notions from interested cquss, and seems have no independent point of view to comprehend the whole machinery of trade.

 The financial attainments of "my black hoy Charles" we have not ascertained.---N. Y. Herald