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Cn the 29th ult. inc House oI hAepreSeh- tatives, byresolution, fixed On the 3oth inst. as the day for the adjournment of Congress; ayes 12s, noes s3.

 

 Judge Lacey was still sick at Nashville, at our latest dates.

 Mir. Speaker Stevenson was to resign the Chair of the House of Representatives on the 2d inst. Nir. Polk would be candi- date for the vacant office.

 We publish to-day the speech of Mir Gar land, concerning the makingof an appropria- lion for continuing and completing the oPe- rations on the raft of Red river. There IS one point in which he is mistaken. Red river is not nap;gaHle te within within short dis tance of Santa Fe. Four hundred miles from that city, 1t IS sand bed a mile wide, and during great part of the year can be crossed without difficulty, on foot. Nor is New Mexico afieh coiinttyy.- | $ tic Si- beria of the Republic. There is little good land, and no valuable productions or rich mines. All this, however, detracts nothing from the merits of the speech.

 We observe that sundry sagacious edit ors are copying us grave matter of fact, the letter from Timoria, Arkansas Territory,  which we transferred from the Mobile Ad- yertiser to our columns, not long since.- They seem to know as much concerning this Territory as they do concerning the land of the Hottentots. The Cosconli and Red Plume Indians, and the El,eiae rivqr. will shortly be matters of established re- cord. There is such thing as gallibility.

 Seventy nine thousand dollars have been recently expended in ornamonting the Pre- sident's House-and six thousand more are called for. Several thousands were ex- pended in chandelier ornaments for single room. This is worse than the billiard ta- ble.

 The northern editors are complaining bitterly of the weather. There was good sleighiag in Whitehall, N |. oa the l5ih ult. Snow IS inches deep. -----------------------z-----

 The Commercial Bank of RIillington, RId. las stopped payment.

 The following Resolutions were intro duced in the Senate by Mir. Clay. on the 28th ut. An attempt vas made to post pone the consideration of them until the next week, but ovennled, by vote of 25 to ls--and the Resolutions were read, and ordered 10 a second reading

 ReSoIred by ihe .Senate alsd ke House of Representatives. the Umtcd States O Ame- rica, ia Congf es8 assembled, That the req sons communicated by the Secretary of the Treasury in his report to Congress on the 4th of December, 1853, for the removal of the Deposites of the money of the United States, from the Bank of the United States and its branches, are insufficient and ;;nsat- isfactoiy

 Resoieed, Therefore, That all deposites of the money of the United States which may accrue or be received on and after tue first day of July, 1884, shall be made with the Bank of the United States and it's Branch es, in conformity with the provisions of the act. entitled "an act to incorporate the sub scrbers to the Bank of the United states,n approved the loh April, 1916.

 Correspondence q Me .N.. |. Eu. Star.

 Washington, May 2I, 1884.

 We have been occupied in the House, during the whole of the present days sit :ing, in the contested election in Kentucky. line discussion presents nothing of public interest, inasmueh us the argument and