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Mr. Burgess had a sharp and ann,;,r skirrniSh with Mr. Been, of Indiana vbssI the resolution submitted by the latter fir ',, .n adjournment, came up. A letter dated 6e ] 5th ut. says.

 '''Ehe joke, as I understood t, was bs, Mir. Burgess aumorously said, itseemed a him as it' the Hon. mover had taken Es idea of adjournment from a certain mem, Der of this House, who, it was said ip bv. gone times, had regularly moved an ad. ieufnment, so soon as he had discovered that the second of two casks of Wbiskey (which scandal had reported was provided for the use of the membersl had beer emD. tied, to q little below the bung hole! The member alluded to, invariably, ,whenE spial inc whiskey little below the buns hole ol tie second cask, moved an adioanmen Mir. Boon became extremely irfitatfd at this joke, and concluded a very angF speech Ill reply, hy saying he would soon. CT touch a toad than the member from k. island!' (Much laughter.) To winch Er. Burgess, with great good humor apparently, said, he was sorry that he hadputthe Hon mover Sc much out of temper. lie meant nothing personal. however, hc woaia HOW say that he, Mir. Burgess, would be inc las person in that House, to suspect the Hon. mover, of either spying into or drinking out of the bung hole, while there was any tobe got from the spigot.