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] 1he next ballot, for chairman oil the
committee on revolutionary claims, resuI
led in the election of Mr. Moore, the bal
lot being-MoOre 81, Hubbard "A, scat
tering6.
The next ballot, fer chairman Of the
committee on the contingent expenses oil
the senate, resulted in the election Of Mi
Mexican, the ballot being: Mexican %
Ruggles Ia, scattering. 4.
The next ballot, for chairman Of the
committee ON engrossed bills, resulted in
the election Of Mr. Shepley. the ballot be
ing: shepley %, Mexican l3, scatter
ing 6.
The senate proceeded to ballot for the
remaining members of the several com
mittees, when the following were elec
ted.
Foreign relations - Messrs. King, oI
Georgia, Tallmadge, Mangum and Por'
ter.
Finance-Messrs. Cuthbert, Wright
MaOgum and Tyler.
Commerce-Messrs. Mexican, Linn,
TomIinson and Goldsborough.
manufactures. Messrs. Ruggles, Nor.
riss, Prentiss and Hendricks.
Mr. Clay, at this stage, moved that the
senate adJ dJourn, and, the senate adjourn
ed.
Dec. II.
Mr. Clay gave notice that he should, on
Monday next, ask leave to introduce a
bill to appropriate, for a limited time,
the proceeds Of the sales Of the public
aGds, &c.
After other business;
The senate then proceeded to ballot for
the remainder ofthe standing committees
and The following IS list Of the commit
tees, so far as the election Of this day, in
a perfect form:
On AgrcuIture--Messrs Kent, King Of
Alabama, Morris and Wright.
On military affairs Messrs Wall, Pres
ton, GoIdsborough and Upton.
On the militia Messrs M 'KsaR, Swift,
Hendricks and Wall.
On naval affairs Messrs Talmadge,
Black, Robbins and Culhbert
On the public lands-Messrs Moore,
Prenuss, Critlenden and McKeau.
On private land CLAIMS Messrs Linn,
Ruggles, Porter and King, ofGa.
On Iudian affairs Messrs, Goldstor
ough, Upton, Swift and Brown
On cIaims-Messrs Upton, ShePiey,
Swift and Brown.
On the Judiciary -Messrs Buchanan,
Leigh, Preston and Criltenden.
On the post Office and post roads--Mes
srs Robinson, Ewing, knight and Davis
Onroads and canals - Messrs Mexican
Robinson, Kent and robbins.
observation-disclosures TaIImadge, Linn
Prenlss and Mexican.
On the District of Columbia-Messrs
Kent, Naudaln, Sonthard and King OF
Alabama.
On Revolutionary CIaims-Messrs
White, Hubbard, Leigh anG Shepley.
On the contingent expenses Of the Ser
ate-Messrs TomIinson and Brown.
On eugrossed bils--Nlessrs. Hall and
Morris.
! The Senate concuF7ed in the resou'
ton of the house Of representatives con
cerniUg the election of Chapluns, anC
The senate adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Monday, Dec, Ii.
Wr Howard moved he consideration
of the vote by which the message lrou
the President relative to the Ohio and
Michigan boundary line, was ordered tc
he referred to a select committee; aud, on
his motion, the further consideration was
postponed until Tomorrow.
The decease Of Mr. Zalmon Wildman
OF Con. Was announced, also that of Mr.
Kane, of the Senate, and the usual trlt
utes of respect were pid on their memo
rles. Alter which The house adjourned
The following appointment OF commit
tees being announced
On elections:--Messrs. Claiborne, Gi
6G, Hawkins, Hard, Burns, KilgOre
Buchanan, Maury and Boyd.
CfWays and means; Messrs. Cambre
Ieng, MrKim, Loyal, Corwin, Johnston
of Tennessee, Smith of Maine, Lawrence
Of Mass. lngersOll and Owens.
OfcldimS' Messrs. Wbittlesey, Forres
ter, Banks, Bynum, Grennel, Davis,
Taliaforo, ?, q. FOler and Chambers
Sf Ky,
On commerce: Messrs. Sutherland,
PInckney, Pearce, of r. | Gillelt, Phi
lips, Johnston, of La. lngham, Of Conn
| Cushman aud McKean.
| On the public lands: Mcssrs, Boon
Slade, Williams, o(N. G. Lincoln, Casey
kennon, Dunlap, Chapman and Harrison
of Missouri.
| On The post Office and post roads,
Messrs. Connor, Brigga, Laporle. Hall