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Mr. H. EVERETT thought the Delegasc, o1lii his own principles, ought not to vote against the item as amended, since, 1t did not interfere with his own plan of a post at Fort Smith, but only prevented that at Fort Gi''son from being made perma- nent He again explained the views of the Committee on Indian Affairs; and in- sisted that foit was more needed on the western line of the friendly Indians, to pro- tect them from the Pawnees, than on the eastern, to protect the people of Arkansas from those who had no disposition to annoy them.

 Mir. SEvlER's amendment was rejected; and the item, as reported from the Com miitee of the Whole, in it's amended form, was agreed to by the House.

 Nothing is so troublesome as the babbIing ofan old man who calls his folly, erperienee.