THE BRIDGE QUESTION.
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The resolutions which had passed the House, repeating the Bridge clause of the charter Of the Boston and New York Rail Road, and giving the Company power to use ferry, or constructs suspension bridge at the Narrows, one hundred and forty feet high, were defeated in the Senate on Satur- day, by majority of one. Previous to the taking of the vote, they were discussed by Mcssrs. Perkins, Phelps, Hall and Hubbard. The following are the yeas and nays:

 YEAs.-Messrs. Perkins, lst District Norris 2l-Hulcomh, 3d-Baldwin, 8lh Marvin, l2.h-Nichols, l4th-lIall 18th -Ambicr l6th-HubbarG l7-Eaion Both total, 10.

 NAYS. -Messrs. Merriman 4ih-Brad- ley 5ih-Rogers 6,h-Williams eth- Whirlescy 9th-Gouid l0'h-sunfoId l 1 -Wiuer 18th Phelps, 18th; LHom- mcdeu l9lh West 2lst. Total, II.

 Alter the above vote was taken, mention was made to reconsider, hut was indefinitely postponed--lS to 8.