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In the Senate on the 9th Mr. Clay gave notice that on the morrow he should introduce bill for the dstrbl- ton of the proceeds of the public lands; and Mr. Clay of this state, presented certain resolutions of the Ala bana legislature, in opposition to that They were laid on the table.

 The subject of the Sub-treasury then came up and the bill for its repeal was read a third time. MT Woodbury, ex-Secretary of the Treasury, delivered speech on the occasion, warmly defending that law and expatiating on it's benefits, during hishdmnstra. tion of the currency.

 MT. Benton then introduced resolution declaring the repeal of the law inexpedient, which was nega- lived by vote of IS 2S, and the closing of the mail, Mr.Wrght addressing the Senate at length on the subject

 In the House, the only business done was the cleo tion of a sergeant-at-arms and door-keeper. For the former Mir. Townsend was chosen and for the latter, Mir. Follansbe. The Rev Mir. French (Epis- .copalian) was chosen Chaplain by vote of 1lS.

 From present indications may indulge very serious doubt whether this session may ad- ourn without any important business being transact ed. On the subject of 'fscal agent" the utmost conrariety of opinion prevails. Ali the whigs agree that the Sub-treasury should be repealed, but while :he Webster and Clay are anxious for 90, ,000, 900 bank, the Tyler men and Conservatives, pressed by the Madisonlan, appear to be unwilling that the capital shall exceed 20, 100000 The de- tails too, multifarious almost the members. These differences, which are widened by the ealou- ses between different portions of the party, will lead to discussions which very possibly, may end in mo- thing but talk.

 One thlng is omnous. The whigs are already di- vided in the House into Tyler and Clay men, and while the leader of the latter party continues is the federal papers complain, exercise his intolerance towards all who differ with him, there can be little hope of healing these difficulties. They may split this piebald party into hundred fragmenls-a re- suit, which according to the New York Commercial, was expected when Mr. Clay dictated, in the person of Mir. White who should be Speaker of the House.

 The weather al Washington exceedingly warm In the coolest part of the Congressional Library the 7th inst, the thermometer stood al S7, which is within three degrees of being as high as was ever known there. In New York on the 9th it was at 93 in the shade, and the inhabitants were swelterng in the heat Here in Mobile, so far this season, the complaints of heat have been very few.