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SENATOR BENTON AND THE YosHG LA- nsEs.-The correspondent of tho Portland Advertiser, after speaking of Mir. Nebster's great speech against the Protest. adds:

 "AfterW ebster finished, Benton began one of lis roasing and raniIno snceehes. tha like ot which never witnessed in Wash- ington-never out of lunatic asylum. He turned full about, and appealed to the ";oung mssesn in the assenbly-and in the course of his performance tore apart two or three sheets of paper, to show how the Senate accused the President ot tearing tho Constitution. He said, among other things, even the young misses came b hear the President called usaTper and a tyralt, and to study history, as the Presidents cha racter was contrasted with the Casars and the Cromwels; and he turned about and asked them if they did not. The whole House giggled; and if the young misses had been allowed to answer, they would proba- Ely have answered that they came to laugh at him."