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 The session of to-day, in both Houses will tell you that the play days arc not yet over m Washington. The House began its session with signs of business, in the passage of Q rc- solution introduced by the indefatigable Mir. WHITTLEsEY, of OhiOy proposing tlie imme~ diate appointment of the Standing COmnit-. tees of the House. The announcement of the death of Mir. Kinnard of Indiana, closed thc' business of the day, and an adjournment fof-. lowed after session of twenty minutes, to Monday next. 0r, importance. The fearless and independent THOMAS EWING, however, gave notice that on Monday next he should introduce Joint ns-. solution, proposing the resembling 0f the TeGsu rv order Of aae Erecutipe. This notice has; thrown the members of both Houses into a fever of excitement. | will allude again to the probable war in my next. e ,a~'$ ' The President is stiN on the decline. am surprised at the silence of the Globe on this subject. His best friends assure me that he. has had another attack of the hemorrhaee. and that he is too ill either to sec his friends or attend to the duties of his office. His death announced at any moment here, will not come unexpectedly upon us. 5s afssr The members of Congress are, with some ten or twelve exceptions, all in the city, Preston is absent and i'll at home. Calhoun. Porter, and Webster, have not yet arrived: s

 Col. Towns of Georgia has at length rel. signed his seat in Congress for the 6lance, of the present term. We learn the reason t,. be, the result of the late presidential ;contests in this State, in effect insfructing him to yoto for Judge White. The Governor has. we. leaInv ordered an election on the first, MOn.- day in January.-AEgusta ChrOnicle..