Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-01-01

Military Aifairs--Messrs johnson, o
d Kentucky, Vance, Speight, Ward, Blair, o
South Carolina, Thompson, of Ohio, Burd
Coffee, and Bunch.
Napal Afairs-Messrs. White, of New
York, Williams, Watmough, Patton, Lam
sing, Reed, Ora yson, Parker, and Smith.
Foreign Afairs--Messrs. Archer, Ever
EFT, of Massachusetts, Wayne, McDufhe,
Hall, of North Carolina, Coulter, Jarvis,
Pierson, and Carmichael
observation-disclosures. Williams, Allen, of
Kentucky, Potts, Johnson, of New York,
Anthony, Wilson, of Va. Jones, of Ohio,
Ewing, and Gamble.
Revolutionary Pensions--Messrs Ward
well, Barringer, Iompkins, Moore, v, Lea,
Deming, w. X. Fuller, Fowler, and Bell of
| Ohio.
Inratid PenSionS--Messrs Burgess, Evans,
Beal. Schey, Adams Of New York, Schenck,
Chiffon, CLANCY, and Mitchell of Ohio.
Roads and Canal,-Messrs. Mercer,
BLAIR of Tennessee, Vihton, Stewart, Rem
cher, Johnson of Nd. Lucas, Pope, and
ESlade of Illinois.
Rerisal and unfinished business--Messrs
Dickson, Harrison Of Pennsylvania, Nc
Vean, Shinn, and Beatty.
Accounts--Messrs Mann of Pennsy lvania,
Lee OF New Jersey, Mitchell of New York,
Crockett, and Miller.
Expenditures in the Department of State
"a. H. Shepherd, Day, Beaumont, Bodle,
ard Patterson.
Expenditures in the Department Of the
Treaswy-Messrs Allen of VT, p C. Full
Ter, Harper of Pennsylvania, Spangler, and
Clarke of New York.
Expenditures in the Department of the
" ary-Messrs Hall of Me-, Huntington of
New Jersey, Ramsey, Sloane, and Van
Hooten. 70,
Expenditures in the Department of the
Post Ofce-yMessrs Hawes, Fulton, Wag-
ner, and Leo of New Jersey.
Expenditures in the Department of War
.Messrs Whittlesey of New York, Deber-
ry, Chambers, Webster of Ohio, and Hal
sey.
Expenditures on Public Buildings--Mes-
srs Whalion, Darlington, Brown, Hender-
son, and Hard.
In the Senate, Dec. 1l-Mr. BENTON, on
leave, introduced bill to increase tho pay
of the Medical Staff of the Army, which was
read, and ordered to second reading Mr..
WEBSTER presented petition, numerously
signed by the citizens of Cincinnati, praying
congress to purchase out the private interest
IN the Louisville and Portland canal, and to
make it toll free Mr. CLAY, on leave, in
troduced bill to appropriate, for a limited
time, the proceeds of the sales of the Public
Lands, which was read and ordered TO a
second reading. The resolution submitted
by MIR. BENTON, calling on the Secretary of
the Treasury for information relative to the
pubic deposites in the bank of the u. States,
was called up by Mr.. CLAY, who submitted
an amendment, also calling for the amount
of Public Moneys deposited in the local
banks. The resolution and amendment were
then laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed for the use Of the Senate Mr.. For !
sYTH introduced bill to provide for the fui-
tlment of the compact of 1902. between the
United States and the state of Georgia, which
was read and ordered to second reading
MIR. CLAY then called the attention of the
Senate to the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury on the subject Of the removal of the i
government deposites from the Bank of the
United States, which was laid ON the table
some days ago.
The special order of the day then came
up, which was the resolution of Mr. .SPRAGUE,
to change the 34th rule SO as to restore the
election of the standing committees to the
Senate by ballot. On this question a debate
ensaed in which Messrs. GRUNDY CLAY CAL
HoUN, FORSYTH, and SPRAGUE, took part
The resolution was finally adopted, Yeas. 81
Nays 10