ce,re,peaaenee of de D.l.jaor. Alaeriean.
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Mr.. NILES was at the Capitol at an early hour
this morning and in the antc-room Of the Senate
Chainber Tie did not enter the Senate Cham
ber. and when requested 10 do 50 declined. He
moves always under the care OF friend, and
SEEMS TO b, more conscious of his mental ln6rnl.
ties shan others are willing to acknowledge.


The effort to bring an insane man into the
Senate has excited Il good deal of feeling in tie
,,,v. Mr.. Mics has IntImitcd since here his un.
willingness TO take his seat in ms present state OF
health. Eut no one can tel! what he may do OF
hc ncrsuadcd to do. Mr.. Niles was in the library
At a later hour of the day, and 'ecmed to all
there believe as being very iaF :ron, man Of
sane mind