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The Hon. JOHN WHITE, having received the lar gest number of votes, was therefore declared duly elected Speaker of the 27th Congress; and having been conducted to the Chair by Mr. Tripett and MT. Keim, returned thanks to the House.

 Mir. St Clair Clarke was elected Clerk on the 4th ballot, receiving l2s votes III necessary to choice He was opposed by F. o. J Smith, R. C. hason' and H. A. Garland.

 On June lst, in the Senate,

 Mr. Clay moved that the Senate proceed to-mor- row to the appointment of the Standing Committees, and gave notice that he shonld tomorrow move for the appointment of select committee on the subject of the currency. 1'i i. f.

 On the same day, in the House,

 Mir. Graham, of North Carolina, gave no ice oi resolution to repeal the Sub-Treasury.