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Hon. John c. Adams.-In the House, on the 30tl of July Mir. Adams made the following remarks in reply to MT. Wise:

 s''rhe gentleman quoted him, Mr. Adams) hay. ing said that the extravgan expenditures under Mir Van Buren's administration, were caused by the compromise act Now he said no such thing. What he said was, that the beggary of the Treasury was can sed by the compromise act. He believed that the mass of appropriations under that administration ,ceye aecessary and that there ertrauagance.

 Thus is justice at length done to Mr. Van Buren by on, of his most inyeterate enemies, justice will finally be done to him by the judgment of the people One ;rer are the falsehoods against that pure patriot explode ed, and shown up. and the time IS not distant when it will be incredible that such asehoods could have ben uttered, and still more incredible that they could have been believed.