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The mail to-day brings Washington dates oi the 9sh.

 On the sth, Mir. Clay's bank bill was still engros- sing the attention of the senate. Mir. Walker pro- posed several amendments, with view 10 secure more publicity to the proceedings of the bank These were voted down, except which provides that mo- thing shall be kept secret from the government d- rectors, and another that any ten or more of the stockholders may at any time examine the accounts of individuals.

 The correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, sayst

 "There were some indications of rebellion in the Whig ranks to-day, you will observe by the votes on the amendments, hut stronger one was the re- fasal of Mr. Merrick several them at all He ardently supported Mir. Riyes's amendment, and is evidently very much dissatisfied at it's failure.

 ''In the House, Mir Profit offered resolution that the Select Committee on the Currency be directed to report the Senate's bill repeating the Sub-lreasuTy b soon as practicable and that it be also direct ed not to connect it with any bill which said conmit- tee may prepare for the creation of fiscal agent, or with any bIl providing for the establishment of 8 fiscal agent which may hereafter be sent to said com mittee."

 "The bill to establish Public Debt was taken uF and Mir. fickens occupied the "brief hOur' allowed to each member in very forcibe speech against it

 ssHe was followed l.y Mr- S~-se.ns ard M-- Ees' ss.on favor of this biH and Mir. Rheti against il

 The proceedings of the Senate the 7th instant will be found in extract from the Charleston Pat riot.

 In the House, on the game day, the Loan bill was sBder discussion.

 The following are some very plausible specua- tions on the probable action of Congress.

 Probable Action ef fCoagress.-From all the indica. tIons tt may he inferred that the only action of the extra session will be providing the Ways and Means II the manner of voting the Land distribution bill m the House IS taken criterion of its fate in the Senate, 1t will be lost in that body The Southern Wings generally voted against it in the House, and as the Wing majority is small in the Senate. the probability is that the Southern Whig senators will generally unite with the Southern Democrats and destroy the bill.

 The Bank bill will probably not go to the House, for if those who voted for Mir. Rves amendment com bine with the Democrats in the State it cannot be carried. Tit reaches tbe House it win of course pass by large majority, but judging from the Presi- dent's Message 1t will receife his negative. The subject of the Tariff is too complicated to he taken up at the extra session, and the duties will re- main unaltered in all probability, until the regular session. Under these circumstances, as the net bank system is viewed with sort of horror by all sides, 1t is not unlikely that the Treasury will be con- tnued over until the regular sessien, and Congress will have adjourned without accomplishing any thing but providing for a deficiency in the Ways and Means.-Charleston Patriot.