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"A REBUKE." The Baltimore Repnbli. can calls the vote of thanks to Mir. Ste venson, passed in the House of Represen- tatives by vote of 97 to 49 CD "a rebuke'' to the Senate. "The members of the Sen ate may pocket the rebuke, and go to bed with what appetite they can." We hope no Senator was obliged to Ego to bect' supper less. But with what appetite could bir. Stevenson go to bed, or to supper, from the time of his resignation till the last day but one ofthe session-about forty days and for ty nights, and all this time no movement for the empty compliment of q vote of thanksl Werothef guess (being Yankee that it was the ex-speaker, after all, who has spocketed the rebuke." and gone to bed on very bad terms with himself as well as the Senate.