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GoNeREss Asp TnE MILIrARY.-A
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald makes the following notice Of
military men 10 Congress-


"ln glaneing over tho House Of Repre-.
senlaliyes, yesterday, saw lwenty.seren
members who hold, in name, II not in com.
mission, military TILES above The rank tl
captain. Fifteen Geuerals, eleven Colo.
nels, aud a major. Ia the Senate there
are Generals Houston and ausk, and Lieut..
Colonel Ben!on, perhaps. lhero may be
others. Mr.. Crillenden sneli ganpoN der
in the war with Great Britain, and is a
Captain or a Colonel. Dc this as !, may
be is good shot with ride. The Clerl,
ol the House is a MajOr-tlnjor French
and The President himself was a Colonel,
but in lsiI, was promoted by the people
10 the brevet rank Of Commander in Chief
oi the army and navy ofihe United States.
Perhaps ii was in view oflhe Military com.
plcslon ol the two houses, that M. Ashmpn.
on Saturday. Offered an amcnlmyai 20 ,hc
ten Iegimeh, bill, that no members Of Con.
grcss shall be appointed 10 any Of the four
hundred offices thereby 10 bo created


ELECTRICALLY both branches are on par
MIR. iliIlafd in The House. aud Mr.. Col.
quit in the Senate, occasionally preach 10
the Methodist pal pie olthc city,