Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10
POSTSCRIPT.
~ CONGl,ESS-Tu,sn.r.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

tue Sunatc was eneascu IN the discussion ol the |
amendments OF Mr. Clay and Mr. Calhoun To the |
hill repeating the Suh.rre,sury. hner much lie.
bate, Mr Calhouu's amendment To Mr. Clay's
amendment was adop,ed-Ayes 25, nays "a
And then the amendment amended was rejected,
Ayes ~. Nays 80. Several other amendments OF
little consequence were offered.
The hill was ordered to lie cngroSSc1. Ivy
lrAs-Nies>rs. Bunarj, Bates, B,ynrI, Berricn.
Bu"hanin, ChoaIc, Clay Of Ky, Clayton. Dixon,
Evans, Graham, Henderson, tlunIingto Kerr
Mangum. Meuick. Miller. Nlorehoad, Phelps, Pa
ier, Pren,iss, Preston, liNcs, Simmons, Smith of
ln'L, Southland, Taliuajse, White, wooJLridse-
-.
NArs-NIessrs Alien, Benton, Calhoun, Clay Of
Al, Fulton, King, Nicholson. Pierce. Sewer, Smith
OF Conn, rappan, welker, Williams, Woodbury.,
wright, foung-l6.
Ca motion OF MIR. WRIGHT, the bill was then
ordered to lie printed. The Senate then al Journed
The effect OF the bill will be to repeal tho Sub
Treasury, except some penal provisions, and to re-
Slye the Opposite Act OF 1886.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The SPEAKER announced the following stand.
ing committees:
Elections. -Nlessrs. IIalscd, Blair, Craven, Bor-
den, Summers, Gamble, Aaron V Brown, Medal,
md James w Williams.
Ways aud Mvans.-Messrs. Fillmore, Gilmer.
Bolts, Samson Mason. Thomas Marshall, Rench-
CiIims.--hiesSrs. Giddings, Sprgg, Linn, War
ren, Arnold, Co~en, Banks, Burke, and Robert Nc
Clean.
Commcrcc.-Aiessrs. John Kennedy, Win
throP, Ioand, Rayner, Benz ANN Randall, Ed ID
White, Holmes, Brewster aud Charles Bro~n.
Public l.ands.-NltssTs VIM Cost Johnson,
Morrow, Lew. Williams, Smith, Gently, BIon-
son, Howard, Chapman, and Cave Johnson.
Post Ohice aud Post Roajs.-Mcssrs. Briggs
Joseph L. Williams, Russell, Blockway, Morgan
D~sley, Andrew Kennedy, Hopkins aud Redin.
DIstrIct OF Coumbia.-hessGs Underwood King
Powell HAIRS, Alex. Randall, Richard w Thomp-
son, heini, John Campbell, aud John T. Mason.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BARNARD, TrumbuIl, Max
well. ThoS + Foster, Milton Blown, Peace, lnser.
toll, Roosevelt, and Saunders.
Revolutionary Cinims.-McSsrs. Hall Patrick q
GoOde, Thomas Campbell, Mathot, Washing
ton, James, Parmcntcr, WIN q Goode, and Van
Buren,.
Public Npendturcs-Messrs Graham, Childs,
Hudson, Afford, Clinton, jeremiah Brown, Wat
teTSon, Green aud lIltieirld.
PnyaIe Laud Clalms-Mcssrs Moore X ID D,-
yis, B'rdseye, Gamble, Stuart, Cross, } q Dawson,
Turncy AMI Gordon.
Mauuiactures-M cssrs Sal,,onS,all, Randolph.
shall aud Eastman.
observation-disclosures Deberry, Rnlway, Simon
ton, Dog, Mcclellan, Arlington, Mat,ocks, Shaw
aud John Hastings.
Indian AlI,lrs.Messrs Adams Cooper, Barton,
w Campbell, Merwolher, ChllienGen, Shcpnrrd.
WIN Butler, and Bdack
Military AhIirs-Messrs WIN Dawson, wal
lace, CHruthcrs, Pendleion, Gosgn, Van Rensse-
lLer, VIM - Butler, Sumter aud Miller
MItla-AicssTs keim, Tnpl-tt Coles Sioke
ley, Ward, Weller, Sweeney, Lowell, and s IL
Butler.
Naval AG,irs-Messrs Wise, Snnly. @ Davis.
i Williams, k'ng, BurneI, Fessendeu, Mallory
Foreign Af,irs-Mcssrs Gushing, Everett, Hunt,
John g Clarke, Alien, Profit, Rnctt, Hunter and
Ferris.
Territories Pope, c IL Williams Sol.
iers' Maynard, Hays, Gates, Green w Caldwell
DANIEL, and Dean.
Revolutionary Pensions--Messrs Taliafcrro
Rodney, Lane, l. w Andrews. Mathews, = n
Clarke, Babcock, & A Floyd, aud Torrance.
Invalid PensOns--Messrs. Morris, Aycri.r, ]
Edwards, Gerry, Gordon, Hubbard, Doan, STRAIT
ton, aud Cuisine.
Roads and Cunals-MessrS. Lawrence, Joseph
l. White, Bo,rdman, Sherlock J Andrews, John
Thompson, John Young, SGeenrod, William w
Paten;s-Alessrs. Osborne, Cranston, Plumer,
Ramsey, and Sanford.
Public Buildings aud Grounds--Messrs Board
man. Augustus Young, Cranston, Bovine, and
Revisal and Unfinished lusnes,-Nies.rs. James
Strhtton, Dimork, Jack, and e a Floyd
AccouniS-MeSsrN. Baker, l. w Andrews, Mar
chand, q Floyd, aud Yorke.
MIlcagc.-Mcssrs. Thomas w. Williams Pat.
rex Z. Caldwell, John e. Edwards Westbrook
and Eybart.
Expenditures in the State Observation-Disclosures.
van Buren,, Hudson, Oliver, Brockway, and VIM.
>. Hastings.
Expenditures in the Treasury D.par,men,.-
hieSTs. Mckcon, Samson Mason, Partridge, Isaac
ID. Jones, and .IBmes Irwin
Expenditures IN the War Observation-Disclosures.
mchty rom inspn, Ncwh,rd, Afford, aud Brock
way.
Expenditures in the Navy Observation-Disclosures.
f"tkr, Slmon'nn, Borden, Stuart, and Green.
expenditures IN the Post Office Dsplrtmcnt-
Mrssrs Lowell, Morgan, Washington, B,yd, ana
Lane.
Expenditures on the Public Buildinrs-Messrs.
Cave Johnson, Gates, Bdlick, SIokely and uouck
Inc SPEAKER also announced the names OF
The following members rs constituting the select
committee ordered yesterday In be appointed con
ule SUBJECT ot the currency, and the establishment
Ola suitable fiscal agency capable Of nddn. incres..
ed facilities IN the collection and disbursement OF the
public revenues, and rendering their custody more
secure"
WIN. q st Johnson, wm. e. Dawson, Bouts, Nc
Ray, Mckcon, and RhrtL
The House then proceeded 20 the election of
SerseanI-at Arms. After Intellectual ballots, MIR
Inssrsoll moved reconsideration of the vote,
adopting MIR Adams amendment respecting the
2lst Rule.
This motion instantly threw the House into
iemont--und questions of order arose fast and lur
'''' ~ 'S'S'" 'iho' N'H IoSloIcu PIu ON the Jlh
ballot, Mr. Townsend Of New York, was elected
Sergeant. ut Arms.
hiIIio the relief Of Gen'l IIarrisons family
was reported 10y Mr. Adams.
The House 10y vote of 100 To 90 referred the
bank question to Select Commttce-The Intc-
gencer considers tho vote indicating the sense Of
the House in relation to Bank.
Mr. Bots aud MIR Stuart have, through the col
umnS OF the Intoigencer, addressed cards To- theft
constituents in explanation of their vote on the 2ls
Rule.