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CoNGREss.-An amusing scene occur
red in the House of Representatives at
Washington. Mr.. Kennedy. of Baltimore.
introduced a resolution embodyirg the views
OF Gen. Jackson, contained in his letter 10
DIR. Colman, of n. G. On the SUBJECT OF the
tariff. &c. Had fash OF lie htning fallen
through the dome of the capitol into their
midst, the locos could not have exhibited
more CONSERVATION. To vote down Gen.
Jackson's views would have been sacriege,
to vote for their opponents would have been
to endorse all of their views on the tariff
What to do they knew not; they, however. a
mended the resolution by forgery in rela-
tion to Mr.. Ciay's views, hoping to make il
Objectionable to the wings. The truth was
however. soon detected and the vile forgery
exposed. Not daring to vote or the original
bill the House adjourned. On the next day
the forgery was ascertained. and the author.
Mr. b. of Ia gave as his reason for Of
tering it. that he believed it to be true, and
begged for little time that he might write
10 Ohio to ascertain who was the author.
Thus ends the matter.