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RRoRoGUiEG CONGRESS. hat 1t IS the intention of the Presidents advisers te at tempt something ike dispersing the uem- bers of Congress, must be apparent onread- ing an article Ill last ffiday's Giohe, wEieh contends for his rightto do so. The follow- ing is from the IntelIisonaer ef Saturday, Il: relation to the same subject

 '.From an article in the official papor of yesterday, t is cieartha a scheme has been seriously thought of, ii not actually deter mined upon, for dispensing with tie agency of Congress in pahlic affairs altogether, by getting the House of Representatives, in which the Executive Is evidently supposed to have majority ct coInmasd, 10 propose an adjournment Of Congress. To such 8 proposition, ia .he present circuustanees of the country, the Senate would of course not agree and upon the disagreement between them, the President Is to adjourn Congress ''to such time as Ike shall think preper;" t. the day of judgement as likely as to any other time. God save the Republic! No power short of 0mnipoience could save it, If such evil councils had power propor- tionaie to their desperation.

 Upon whatever authority this suggestion is now thrown out, however, there is one 1 thing which will stand in the way of the re- alization, by the action of the Executive, of this this brilliant conception. I he House of Representatives is not so far demented or degraded as to permit itself to become the seryile instrument of the designs of a knot of lachous intriguers, who find Congress to stand in their way. 4 majority of the mem bers of that body are friends, doubtless, to the President; majority may (though we do not believe they will) be found, who can reconcile ii io their consciences to bear out the President Ill laying hold oi the plbiie money. lending it out hy millions, to sustain tottering Banks, or to break down that flank which Congress established to aid in the collection, custody, and transfer of the pub- lie money but q majority caaaot be found who will vote 10 adjourn, and leave the des- tinies of this nation in the uncontrolled hands off single individual Apart from this last consideration. NC doubt whether there are l fifty, out of the two hundred and forty mefn- bors of that body; who could be prevailed upon to adjourn, and leave the affairs of the Government sis thear present condition.