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CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDINGs.-In our report of Congressional proceedings, we condense from the Washington papers, gi- wing such matters, only, as seem to us most interesting to our readers. When any de- bate of peculiar interest shall take place, or any speech oi special value be made, in Con- gress. we will give Il place.

 In our present number, the reports are not up with the latest Washington dates-which are to Dec. 20. The omission, however, is not oi much importance; as almost all that has yet been done, by the two Houses. is merely preliminary to the business of the session. The only matters of much interest. before either House, is Mr. M'DurrIE's movement in the Senate in favor of reyiying the s'Compromise Tariff Act;n and move ments in both Houses in favor of the occu- pancy of Oregon.