Ertract of q letter dated Washington, Marehl. K There has been some sharp shooting to-day in the Senate. Mr. Hayne, in his speech on Mr. Foots res olution, in endeavouring fix the mark of reproduction on the federast during the late war, said Mr. Osgood, in his sermon, had proposed to consign those who were inclined to loan money to the government, to James Madison, and Felix Grundy; and Mir. Hayne said it was reported, that he included another person. age-the devil.

 Mr. Holiness in his reply, said it was true, that dur ing .he war, there some rash and nconsiderate men and that he had doubt, if the divine had thought of it, he would have included his humble yant (bowing) in the number of those to whom the Government lenders were to be consigned. To-day, when MT. Grundy adverted to this part of the previ gus debate, he observed that he proposed to amendment to this part of Mir. O+good's proposition, by striking out James Madison, and inserting he q AndreO Jackson and then he proposed to divide the firm, by setting of Andrew Jackson and hims. f. In short reply made by Mir. Holmes, to Mir. Grun- ay's amendment and proposition, he said he had no doubt that the Senator from Tennessee, (Mr. Grun- dy supposed he had done equal and exact justice in the division of the and he said he thought, himselE the two Senators footing o equali- ty and he had no doubt the equality existed so their remaining partners. He observed however, that since the of Andrew Jackson had been in-

 roduced into the partnership without his consent, he mnst be permitted ts withdraw. As to his Satanic mnjesiy, he presumed he would remain; and in fact, he did see how the balance of the firm would get aong without him, for yet hs had dOHs mOre than half ths business. The senate chamber resouDded x.;sh apnlause-N Y DnsIv A2p