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iIrtils ititsff t1r5t judgment aflpEoNea of the refueyal of the depos5tes as an origtIiai act, independently of party considerations Tor posterior circumstances, ne haa yet to meet with that man.

 As to the question yesterday addressed bv the Senator from Massachusetts to those wno iitid tiie power, whether they meant 10 adjourn without taking any measure to re- liege the country from its present suffering, Mir. c. said he yefiIy believed they did not Know what 10 dc; they are afraid to stay, and afraid 10 return they are between two fires-airaid of Jackson if they remain, aud afraid of their constituents if they go home. If, however, they mean to do nothing to re- cover the public treasures fl they mean 10 do nothing to relieve the distress which prevades the country, Mir. C. said he was himself ready to concur with them Iii fixing the earliest practicable day for adjournment, after passing the bills necessary to carry on the government.

 What would be the consequence ot such contempt, by those in power, of the success siye evidences of pnblic opinion, presented from day to day, and from week to week, il was easy to foresee. Already, he said, the whole ssparty'' was crufahiing away sink l ing, like the banks of the Mississippi under mined by the torrent, whole acres at time. Why, (said Elr @ am told that the whole Regency of New York, taking the alarm has fled from Albany, and taken refuge 1T this city. Whether they would or would not be re-denanded by governor Marcy under the law n such case made and pro. yided. he could not say but if they remain cd, he hoped they would be allowed the be neft of all the rights of hospitality due te such distinguished strangers. For himself he conaoled with the gentlemen, in this the trying time of their mislortunes, and trustee that they would be able to bear them witl manly foFtitode and Christian resignation.

 If any one who heard this part of Mir Clay's speech was able to look grave upoI l il, we confess 1t was not we.