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1he Charleston aud Cincinnati Rail Road.-The act authorizing this great na- tiona work ofnear 600 miles in length, hav-

 ng become law in the states of North and South Carolina, Tennessee and Ken lucky, the commissioners appointed by South Carolina met at Columbia, on the 25th instant, and made the necessary ar engagements for an immediate survey of all the mountain passes and gorges on the con- templatcd route, so as 10 Dc enabled to make full report upon the same to the genera! Convention of Delegates from the several states interested, 10 be holden at Knoxville, Tenn. July 4th, ensuing. Col onel James Gadsden IS appointed Chief Engineer. He will be assisted by Colonel Brisbane, Captain Williams and Hager and Lieuts. Drayton, White and Coleoek, and Read. and MT. Feathersfonaioh, iun. General Hayne IS Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, and will superintend the operations during the recess.-.N. Y. Staf.

 In the course of the conflict in inc U. S. House of Representatives Mir. Bynum de- elared, that, if the minority should persist m their strenuous, revolting, and monstrous opposition, "the majority leo,tid De obliged 10 caH n Inc aid ot te miliiagy at the dis posat ot the Ereeaaiue 10 support dseiir de- ca'ees." What chivarous little gentleman that Mir. Bynum must be to call upon the u. 5. army, with Gen. Jackson at its head, to protect the majority of Congress against the minority! Does he want military force to protect his own person against Mr. Wise? Ifso, let the militia be ordered out by all means.