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service m Mex'eo, be forwarded from New Orleans Tree of charge, and that regular ine of steamers be established to ply be- tween New Orleans and some conyen,eu, point oa the Rio Grantle. or the Calf (oa~, HI eommanicatoa with the army. Very good, very good, MT. Jehuson--Ic, us have the free letters. and the mail steamers forth. with.

 The difference between Mcssrs. Garrett, Davis and T. II. Rayley, and which came so near ending m hostile meeting, was amiea. bly, settled to-day ia the House. Mr. Rav- ley withdrew the offensive charge acains, MT. Davis. resrccting his opposition ,o ,he war. Mr Davis then recalled his offensive retaliation, aud Mr. Bayley then re,ractcd ,hr lie, and wished il to be understood .he same as if such language had never been cmploy- cd m Inc Hoasef and thus tli, matter stands, and we are glad of 1t, and jae tlonsr is glad ot II. and Iae country will say ao, let is he, and lei all who must 6gh4, 20 down and lirhi the Nexieans. We waTa morc, and fighting men, and the keener they are for a fght. the more readily win they be accepted.

 The bill for raising ten regiments of recu. lars, has deauted to-day in the House as ih,

 

 regular order, motion to postpone it having talletl--Ss to s9, very close vote. Mr MeGaaghy. of Indiana, Mr. R. D. Owens ot Indiana, Mt IIamlin of Maine, and other, discussed the bill, when the committee rose and the Honse adjourned.

 In the Senate, Mr Westcou moved q rcso luton, which was adopted. calling upon the War Officer for information respecting the loss oi the brig !Somers, with a view ol som. expression of fthanks on the par, of Congress m behalf of the humanity, and the gallan and noble efforts of the officers and men. o the French, British, and Spanish ships. to save the lives of ihe crew of the brig Sf.eu they had been thrown on, npon the waveS ihIs IS right Tine whole heart of the coun. try will second this moiion.

 The sitting. otherwise, of the Senate was chiefly occupied m petitions and rcports.-- Mr Brees's bill, for the reduction and grad. nation of the prices of the public lands. af- fer some preliminary debate, was postponed | until Monday next.

 