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The Twenty-fourth Session of Congress has commenced. We received the Presi- dents Message on Wednesday evening, last week and published !. ;v,ssii

 Tn an extra, which We forwarded to all our subscribers in this Territory. We repnblisl It In our paper this weel.. ia order tAat these who please may file t for reference.

 in the main we like the Message. Its tone as to our relations with France is mild, dig nified and proper. There are two things in the Message which are rather musing. One E the Idea that the effcuiafiRg medium is now III better condition tEan when tine Bank of the United States was in full operation. To us Tn Arkansas, where the money of distant De- posite Banks is utterly useless--and where United States Bank notes are seized upon. wherever found, with greedy ayidity, the idea IS preposterous. Why, three dollar note of the State Bank of New Jersey was sent to us to pay a subscription some time since, and we could hardly ,gire 1t away. Another Is the declaration of the President, that he wishes the Constitution so amended as that the performance of the high duty of clectng the President may be secured to the people aeithout aay Intermediate agency. We heard it shrewdly remarked day or two since, that this advice, after the Baltimore Conven- ton, was like that of man who finds door unlocked, goes in and steals every thing he can find, and when going out with his plum der, meets the owner of the house. 'sLook here, " says he, Eff you do not keep your door locked, I'll he hanged if somebody does not slip In, one of these nights, and steal every thing you possess ln the world.o