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The following account Of an unllsual ,,l ,I cident IS extracted from letter to the Le, ,. itor of the United States Gazette, from ms ms correspondent in Washington, dated h4'' 12th: .

 We had curious occurrence to.@p' the Senate Chamber. A person III ono v T the galleries, having the appearance soai g, f preacher,suddenly shouted out from uls ',s ,sas of the gallery, just as Nlf. HEBsIhs s';,~. engaged in the presentation of me',,o,I .''aL of My friends, the country IS on 'ne e,nn arect destruction. Be sure that you act on eVna 7. e,u. principles. I warn you to act as yopi 'lalnc sciences may approve. God IS loeras .aplsE;; down upon you. and if you act on .sp spl As principles you will get safely throesl. enst;on inn soon as he made an end of this brlci ofaaJo Jo he very leisurely stepped back, and as. ilfS oa;- his way out of the gallery before ab uss hiua cers of the House had time to rea1p .sLaa , The President and Senate were ~, f.e ,s inc unawares-and it was some tune D',v ' snecta, usual tranquility of the body anu

 tors was restored. =. foot

 A true bill. Mir. Webster was o'' ., an Dre- at the time, making some remarks 'sach oh snr. senting memorial. He was as :. . .his ex. prised. of course, IS any body a' ',a s'' sbnll traordinary interruption. When M MT, V. voice of the enthusiast ceaseo' , ren,arks. eoollv res,,med the thread of his re,,,a rslI1,a saying, As the gentleman n .d. 'as

 had concluded, he would pfoeesN Mi IHta