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not which) while his competitor must vacate his seat at most m two years. This Cerenno- ny over, a letter addressed to the Vice PreSi- dent was read, announcing the resignation of MT. Lowry as Secretary of the Senate. MT. Mechan, one of the Clerks of the Senate, was appointed to fulfil the duties of his office until Q new one shall be made by the Senate - The candidates are Dr. Naudain, one of the late Senators from Delaware, and Mir. Dick ems, who has an office in one of the Depart ments. The choice will probably be made during the week. ia0 'is

 The House of Representatives met at F. o'clock; the Hall presenting the same scene of hustle, excitement and interest as us,lai.- Most of the members were in their places As usual the everlasting yeas and nays weIe M called once and again, consuming eacn ine half an hour. John Quincy Adams heads the list, and a Mir. Archibald Yell, Caesar what a name for a member of an American Con- gress where screaming and talking are the chief characteristics of legisiatlon) hnished it, instead of Henry A. Wise, the distinguish ed member from the Old Dominion.

 hear of no political facts, or rumors. nor of any thing new under the ssan Hoating about the city. The Presidents health ! am told is rather indifferent, but improving. The fe- verish excitement attending the session of Congress am sure will confirm 1t. The death of MT. KNNARD, one of the del- egates from Indiana, has spseaa gloom over

 every member of Congress. The manner of

 his death is represented as being awful be- yond description. The physician who att

 tended him is now in the city. He assured me that Mir. Kinnard preferred death to life,