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Once more at our table. Upon our word, we take it very kindly of you, to come so shortly and sit second time at the Editors table. The Presidents Message has come. There it lies. Ii $ very comprehensive and business-Gke document. Just now, we have no time to analyze it.

 We have read NIT. Duane's reply to the Globe. Our impression is that he comes off but poorly in the matter. One simple plea of his ruins him with US. It Is, that lie gave a pledge to the President because he did aof expect 10 De cailed apon to tulH t. A fine plea indeed for breach of faith!

 Congress has commenced its Session in good earnest. ANDREW STEVENSON, of Virginia, has been elected Speaker of the II. of R. receiving l42 out of PTS votes. The other candidates were, LEWIS WILLIAMs, EDWARD EVERETT and JOHN BELL WALTER 5. FRAHKLiN, of Pennsylvania, has been elected Clerk of the House, oyer MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE, former Clerk.

 The first day in the Senate, was taken up in considering the claims of ASHER RoB- BINS and F. E. POTTER, to a seat in that body. The former gentleman had been elected, and had received his credentials, which were read at the last Session of Con- gress; but lis election was pronounced in- valid by the Legislature of Rhode Island on account of some non-conformitytoforms and MT. Potter appointed by that body ir l his place. After some discussion, Mr. RoB. BINS took the oath, and the credentials oi Mir. POTTER were ordered to lie on the table. Dec. 9th, the claims of Mir. POTTER were referred 10 select committee of five. l In the Hcuse of Representatives, great part Of Of tic ::hlio fire first days was taken np i'll i considering the claims of Messrs. LETcHEg 1 and MooRE, to a seat in the House--and ] after much discussion, the whole matter was at last referred to the Committee on elections.

 1 Dec. Sd, THOMAS BEVERLEY RANDOLPH was reelected Sergeant-at-arnis, to the Honse OvERroN CARR and WILLIAM -HuNTER, door keeper and assistant door, l keeper.

 1 Dec. Ath, in the SENATE, Mir. BENTON gave notice that he would on Monday, ask leave to introduce Joint Resolution, pro-

 posiaa an amendment of the Constitution on the subject of the election of Presiden and Yice-President.

 Dec. 9th, Tn SENATE, MT. CLAY gave no tice that he should, on Tuesday next, asl leave to introduce bill to appropriate for