The lfur laying out road from BhfalO. ln New York, tO New -OFleans, which has been pretty widely discussed for some days past sn the House of Representatives, was yesterday Tejected in that body. We have for some time rather expected this result and, though we could have wished it had been dit. ferent, we do not consider it matter of4sur. prize, much less of despondcncy as to its even- tual success, that the bill should have been thus disposed OE The project was almost en- tirely new one, as to it's details, and it was opposed, on account of them, by some who were friendly not only to the principle, but to the object of the bill. One great object has

 been gained ny the discussion ; the pT0p0siS. ton for making such a Road has been ofIicialD ly submitted to the People, and it's merits fnl- ly and ably disclosed. At tanOther sessiOu, their voice will be heard in it's favor, under

 circumstances more suspicious to it's success

 than those in which Congress now fnds itself. We predict the commencement Of q Road

 from Washington to New Orleans, and of the same or another Road from Washington tO

 Buffalo, withinIive years from this date. Not. Intel. !. The President of the United States has is- sued his proclamation, ordering all persons who have settled on U. States lands in Ala

 banla. yet subject to be sold at Huntsville.

 immediately tO remove, and authorizing the

 Marshal to call out the militia, if necessary, ! to carry it into effect.-Eb fs