CONGRESS-,
1 We have room for only the following very briei sketch, condensed from the condensed statement of the i National Journal:

 Fe6'WoVy lS-The SenNte did not si, to-day. In the House of Representatives, bill m addition to tho act authorizing the Presien. to line be- tween Georgia and Florida, was reported. Tho rec solution for abolishing the office of DrOsman de- baed by several gentlemen, but no question taken.- The bi providing for sundry revolutionary and other pensioners, passed to third reading. Feb,uary l5.-The Senate was chiefly occupied in the consideration of executive business. In the House, among the petitions, Mr.Mcrcer pre-. scnted the memorial of the inhabitants of Albemarle county, Virginia, praying that Jame" Atonroe late President of the United States, may receive some compensation for his services which was referred to a select committee of seven. After the morning bu. sness the orders of the day postponed, and the Judiciary Bill taken up; Mr. Huntington, of Con nectcut, occupied the floor until the adjournment, iu l an argument against the bill. FsbruG,y 16.-ln the Senate, Mr. Hayne reported

 bill for the establishment. Of the office of Surveyo. General of the Navy; which was ordered to third reading. A considerable time was occupied in the consideration of Executive business. Ia the House of Representatives the resolutions offered few days since by Mir. Chiffon, were laid upon the table. Mr. Huntington finished his argu. mcnt against the Judiciary Bill, and followed by Mir. Ellsworth upon the same side of the question.

 February l7.-In the Senate, the greater part ol the day was devoted to the consideration ot Execu. tive business.

 In the House of Representatives the bill for the re.

 lief o those who lost relatives n the Hornet was pass. ed to third readng.-The Judiciary Bill was taken up, early in the day, and discussed un, the hour of a,jourRsNent.

 Chenango Bdnk.-'The bills of this Bank are now refused by the State Treasurer at Albany, aud by the brokers generally except at a large discount.

 Nathaniel H. Carter, Esq for many years the editor of the New.YOrk Statesman, and gentleman of fine on the 2d of January, whther he had gone for the | benefit of his health.

 MARRIED. In this town, on the 2ls inst. by the Rev.I Jones Mir. Truman Guild, ofWarren' to Miss Le"r" Cat

 Hi a of Ksn, s,"" on sSsity 's Si o Mr. Robert Mile. Mi. Betsey IIowlcn, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Howlen 1 all of Kent

 In Ncw-York, Col. Henry Rutgers, aged 85, an oC fccr of tho Revolution. lie was never married he wns very wealthy and enriched his character hy con- stan. acs oi benevolcnce through his whole lie.

 In Albany, the Elon. Moses Hayden, of Livingston | county. Senator from the 9th district.

 In Schodnc, N. Y. Charles P. Barnum, Esq. edito' of the Duchess Observer, PoughkecpSie, aged 4l. [

 In stratiord, Gen. Matthias NicolI aged q. | In Norwalk, Capt. Stephen Lockwood, 75. In East Haven, Mrs Rheumah Mallary, wifc of vii. Iis Mallary, 25. In Nor.'.Haven, Cyrus Beach, 34.