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The mail failed to-day beyond Charleston. Noth- ing but Charleston papers came to mnd-ihough there was Washington dates in them to the 2ith. Noth ing of importance had occurred in either branch of Congress. In the Senate the Banks of the District of Columbia were under discussion and for the next day the National bank bill was made the special order.

 In the House, MT. Browne of Tennessee, offered inc following resolutions

 Resolved by the Senate and House of Reprerenta- fises of the United States of America in Congress assembled, two-thrds of both Houses coneurnng, That the following amendment of the Constitution ol the United be proposed 10 the Legislatures of the several States, which, when ratified by the Leg sla- ture of three ourths of the States, shall be vald to all ntents and purposes part of the Constitution, Is wit:

 s'No person who shall hereafter be elected Presi dent of the UAlted States, and who shall serve as such the period of four years, any part thereof shall be again eligible to that office. This disability not to extend to any person on whom the office or the duties of the President may have desoyed by reason of the death resignation, orremo,a of inc President

 Mr'Pickens inquired of the Chair if the resolution was intended 10 exclude the present President ifom running second terml He did mol hear II, but II Il were intended to exclude him, he tNlr. A) would op pose its adoption, for he mgh be n aror g the Pfesen nicuDlbem rUnning agaiR

 The Reporter did hot hear any reply to ths intefo gatory.