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naming which of two members rising at the same time shall first speak. He considered it as despotic power given to the Speaker, and was evidently in much passion.

 The Speaker replied promptly that it was now as the gentleman wished-the House could reverse the Speakers decision when ever it thought proper.

 Mir. Taliaferro subsequently, explained, and said that his colleagues (Mr. Barton's) misunderstanding.

 MT. Marshall then spoke for an hour and a half on the reference of the tariff part of the Message. He was listened to with much interest, both by members and crowded galleries. He advocated the reference to the Committee on Manufactures, and argued decidedly for protection, expressing the wish to see the time when the United States would produce every article they consumed, which he should hail as the commencement of our independence.

 MT. Rhett by offering a slight amendment to the amendment, directing the Committee (of Ways and Means) should they deem it expedient to discriminate, so to discriminate as not to operate in favor of any particular class of the industry of the United States, succeeded in making his second speech on this subject, into the general scope of which he entered, in deadly opposition to the prin- cipIes of protection, and in reply to various preceding arguments.-N. Y. Tribune.

 Bear Shooting in Ne,c Jersey-Iast We'd nesday week, as MT. Bodine Coffin, of IIa- milton Glass Works, Cumberland County) was out hunting, about four miles from the Works, he discovered coming out of the swamp a large bear, which he shot another sprang on the dead one, which he also kill ed, when third came and made for him, but his dogs attacked him, and he sprang up a tree, when he shot him also. Coffin is considered the best shot in that part of the country. He had his three bears in the Philadelphia Market last Friday morning.