Congress.
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We haze received WsshlnetOn papers
containing the first four days proceedings
of Congress, but can find but little in them
worth extracting. This, it is known, is
the second session Of the twenty-eight Con-
gress; and its organization, therefore, Is
devoid Of that interest which usually at
taches to the meeting at the FIRST session,
when Speaker, Clerk, Sc. are to be elect
ed.


The most important move made in either
branch, is the resembling, BY the House, on
the second day Of the session, Of the 5th
rule, excluding the reception Of abolition
petitions. The vote on the motion to re.
scind was lO7 in favor and 80 against.
On the same day Mr.. J. r. INcERsoLI
gave notice Of his intention to introduce !
bill to amend the naturalization laws. The
crusade against our foreign born population
has therefore been commenced; and al
who happen to have been born elsewhere
than in the United States are to be pursued
BY modern whiggery with bitterness ever
SURPRISING that which was manifested TO-
wards them by the federalists Of '98.
Mr.. DuscAs gave notice Of his inten
ton to bring in bill at an early day
extending the jurisdiction Of the Unitet
States over the Territory Of Oregon.
In the Senate, on the. 9Th, Mr.. BENros
introduced resolution, which was passed
calling for copy Of all the proceeding
in the case Of the inquiry into the officia
conduct Of SrLAs REED, Surveyor Gen,
oeral of Illinois and Missuri.