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In the House of Representative MF. J. 2. ADAMS obtained the unaniineas con sent of the House to submit the following resolutions;

 Resolted, That the Select Committee of this House, appointed on the 4th of April last, to investigate the proceedings of the Bank of the United States, be discharged from the further consideration ot the object referred to therein:

 hesolted, That in the transactions If the said eeiflsnittee with the President and Di- rectors of the Bank of the United States. as set forth in the Reports of the Commit tee, and in the Correspondence anneAed to the same, no contempt of the lawful au- thority of this House has been offered by the said President and Directors oi tbe Bank, or by any one of them.

 Rcsolued, That any order of this House to the Serjeant-at-arms to arrest and bring to the bar of the House the President ahd Directors of the Bank of the United States. or any one of them, to answer for alleged contempt of the authority of the House, as proposed by the concluding resolution of- fered by the Majority of the said Select Committee, would be an unconstitutional, ar- bitrary, and oppressive abuse of power.

 Mir. \. said 1t was his intention to pro- pose these resolutions as substitute for those reported by the majority of the Com mittee appointed to investigate the affairs of the Bank of the United States, when the reports should come mp for consideration.

 On motion of Mir. Adams. the res,l,1fione were ordered to be printed.