Later.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
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Last night the Members arrived in great num-
bers, and tomorrow there will, most likely, be a
quorum present, ready fos the transaction of busl-
ness. Speaker Jones arrived last night, and put
I'D at Browns Hotel. He does not appear TO be
in such good health ss he enjoyed last Session
Ex-Speaker White is stopping at Tyler's Hotel
He looks in good health and spirits, thoush feel
ing deeply. as all good Wings mast do, the GALA
nifty Detailing our Country in the defeat Of HENRY
CLAY. Just one week ago he saw Mr.. CLAY at his
house in Ky. He was in good health and spirits
No man would bear the defeat with more uucon-
Germ than Mr.. CLAY, where it not that he feels
for his friends and the Country. This is the
great characteristic of Mr.CLAY-forgetfulness Of
self in deep concern for the public good sena.
tor Berrien arrived last night, from Georgia, and
is stopping at Coleman's Hotel. Hon. William
A. Moseley, of Buffalo; Robert Dale Owen, of
Indiana, and his father, from England; James
Gorden Bennett, OF the Herald, and Collector
Van Ness, are also at this Hotel. The latter is
probably anxious about his confirmation. There
will be other distinguished arrivals of this kind
in the city before long. The Senate will attend
to their cases.


Gov. Woodbury., of New-Hampshire: G. w.
Tyson, of Philadelphia, and Henry c. Murphy,
of Brooklyn, arrived to day. MIR. CLAY was very
wicked for travelling on Sunday! Yours &c.