Iceedings we're Of great interest. Mr.. Ser.
geani, who is justly regarded as the heac
Of the party opposed TO the admission O
Missouri, laid before the committee Of the
whole his prget, which was to pass over
the subject wholly at the present session.
leaving it to be decided by the next Con.
eress. 1t was also intimated by Mr.. 5.
that, when the present objection to Inc
recognition of the state OF Missouri was
disposed Of, the question would then pre-
sent itself, whether or not Congress was
bound, by the act Of the last session, to
admit Missouri into the Union, without the
restriction slen proposed TO be imposed
upon her, requiring the inhibition oil sia.
very.


The House is worn out with the dis
cussion; but the subject rather gains than
looses interest. No man can venture 10
say, at present, how the controversy will
eyentuate.


Several officers of the Navy have re.
Gently arrived IN this city, among whom,
we learn, is Commodore Barron.


Captain Elliot, Of the Navy, has been
IN the city sor sc;ne days