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The mail to-day brought papers from New York of the 18th, and Washington dates of the 10th.

 In Congress, the House in the utmost confu- sion on the discussion of the 2lst rule. John e. Ad ans delivered so abusive speech in reply to Mir. Wise, that the Chair had to interpose to put him down. motion to proceed to business under the old rule was lost, by vote of 95 to l05. a

 In the Senate the Mcleod debate finished, and referred to the committee on foreign relations. Mir. Clay had made speech on it. Mir. Woodbury was to deliver speech the l6th against the new "fscal agent"

 Capt. Hoskns of the Great Western publishes letter in the N papers, wherein he states his opn- ion that the President is not lost. He thinks good steamship superior to any other in wthstanding storm. a.I.--.