Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-24
ALEXANDRIA,:
TUESDAY, NOVE.MBER ga, 1918.
In SENATE. NovEMBER eO.

Of that body-when there were elected,
F0rhe Committee Of Foreign Relations
Messrs. Macon, Barbour, King ,Lacock and
Dsggett.
On Einance.-Messrs. Eppes, Talbot,
King. Macon and Eaton.
On Commerce and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sanford, Dickerson, Burrill, Horsey and
Morrill,.
On Military .4fairs.-Messrs, Williams
of Tennessee, Lacotk, Tichenor, Taylor
and Storer.
On .NGUal .afmrs--Messrs. Sanford, TAFT,
Williams of mississippi, Daggett and Crit
tenden.
On the Miitia.-.Messrs Ruggles, No
BILE, Roberts, Macon and Storer.
On Public Lanis-Messrs. Marrow, Will
liams of Mississippi, Taylor, Hunter and
Johnson.
On Qaims.-Messrs. Goldsborough, Ro-
'beris, Wilson, Ruggles and Morrill,.
On he Judiciary.-Messrs. Burrill, Otis,
Crittenden. Smith and Leake.
On Ms Post Office and Post Roads
Messrs. Stokes, Wilson, Palmer, AleIlenand
Ruggles.
On Pensions.-Messrs. Lacock, Noble,
Vandyke, Talbot and Storer.
On tie District Of Columbia.-Messrs.
Goldsborougb, ;Daggett, Barbour, Eppes
anG Hanson.
The resolutions yesterday submitted by
Mr.. Sanford, that so much of the message
of the president as relates TO foreign affairs,
be referred TO the committee on foreign re-
lalions so much thereof as relates to f.
nance, be referred TO the committee of fl
nance so much as relates to commerce aud
manufactures, be referred TO the committee
of commerce and manufactures so much
thereof as relates to the District of Colum-
bia, be referred 10 the committee for the
District of Columbia; and so much thereof
as relates TO the Indian tribes, be referred
TO a select committee, with leave TO report
by bills or otherwise--were taken up and
agreed to ; and in pursuance OF the last re-
solution,
Messrs. Morrow, Williams Of Ten. Will
liams of Miss. Taylor and Crittenden, were
appointed committee on Indian affairs.
The senate then adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following committees, in addition TO
those already announced, have been APP
pointed:
Committee Of .4ccounts.--Messrs. Little,
Bennett and Darlington.
On the Constitution Of the State Of Illinois,
Messrs. Anderson of Ky. Poindexter and
Hendricks.
The following committees, having been
appointed at The last session, are yet in ex-
istence, by special rule:
Of Expenditures in the Department Of
Sate.-Messrs. Forsyth Hasbrouck and
Scudder.
Of Expenditures in the Treasury Dsport.
ment.-Messrs. Lowndes, Allen Of VT. and
Ma-chand.
OfErpenditures IN The War Department.
Messrs Johnson of KY. Tucker OF S. C. and
fIerk inner.
Of Expenditures IN the Navy Department
Messrs. Peasants, Slorrs and Sampson.
Of Expenditures IN The Post Office
Messrs Hubbard, Neutrality-suspicious. va
cancy, by resignation of Mr.. Ingham.l
0fErpsnditurA on the Public Buildings
Messrs. T. ker of Va. Drake and Orr.
[Ofthe committee on the Post Office, Mr..
Settle is a member, and not Mr.. Little, as
formerly stated.l MAI. Tntelligeacer.
Capt. Matthew, ofthe ship Dido, arriv-
ed here this morning, in SO days from Ha-
vre, informs that the Congress had net at
Aix-la- Chapelle, and agreed for an immedi-
ate withdrawal oftheirtroops from France
IPMlad. Reg. Noe. 81.
From the Baltimore Gazette, .Nopembcr 2l.
TWAS stated yesterday that deep laid
scheme Of fraud had been detected in this
city and some of the parties concerned in it
imprisoned. As the subject is now before
the grand jury it is not thought advisable
TO make full statement Of the circumstan-
stances until the investigation shall be COM
ple,ed.
So far we can at present state, that the
forgery Of a number Of checks on different
banks in this city, has been traced to the
above mentioned association, which has
existed in This CITY for more than wear