, 1842-12-10
-,;,b that reflex of barbarism, imprison-
m.nt for debt.
,,o,,sr OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HiylSh IN
- ID THURSDAY, Nov. "a.
Th. Sneaker announced the following
Standing Committees:
Tonr,ittes on the ~Judieiary-Messrs.
Foolish. Miller, Hudson of St. Louis,
EdSards Of Ray, Huston, Ellison and
Tn Waus and .Means-Messrs. Whip
Jackson, Goforth, Carson, Moss,
Alexander and Thompson.
IN criminal Jurisprudence.-Messrs.
Wells. Wheaton, Slack, Maulsby, Lam
des. Tate and Bay:
On Internal Representatives..
Mar If Cole, Simms, Carson, Slack,
M.nlsby. McHenry, and Compton.
n. Ejueation Messrs. Huston, Shields
Flanagan, Arnold, Moss, McHenry and
Minor of Cole.
ON Caims-Messrs. Snyder, Bark
hurst, Anderson, Daggett, Cameron,
Warren and Wilson.
N. N, .Miiifia-Messrs. Hudson of
& Louis. Shelton, Compton, Williams
of Davies, Williams of Howard, Savers
and Roland.
OnM Seat of Gorernmenf-Mcssrs.
Uoueh, Donovan, Price Of Johnson,
Skidmore, Tillery, Wellman and Cole.
On Eeciions-Messrs. Smith of Gin
ton, .Abernethy, Bailey, Allen, Bast,
Coffnan and Crawford.
On Public Shareholders. Wheat
m. West, White, Smith of Boone, Shan
non, Edwards of Niangua and Griffin Of
Grundy.
On Justices of The Peace-B Bay. Jen-
kins, Johns, Lusk, Marshall, Mclu-
gan and Murphey.
On Revised and Unfinished Business
Messrs. McHenry, Cole, Andrews,
Cowan, Conner, Griffin of Macon, aud
Harrison.
On .7ccounts-Messrs. Kennett, King
Johns, Hyer, Howell, Gwin and Grant
On Engrossed BMs-Messrs. Long
Lusk, jenkins, Bast, Mechanism
Montgomery and Queesenberry.
On Public Prinfing-Messrs. Neil
haney, English, Thompson, Wash, l an
ders, Lindsey an Paris.
On the Bank-Messrs. Shelley, Scott
Tillery. Donovan, Gwin, McMinn ant
Minor of st. Louis.
On Federal Reations-Messrs. Jack
son of Howard, Brown, Burden, Bal
lard, Hudson Of Ozark, Givens and Dag
gett.
On Public Buliings-Messrs. Alex
ander, Griffin of Grundy, Landers
Lindsey, McMinn and Rogers.
On Roads and Highways-Aessrs
Simms, Wash, Williams of Davies
Wilson, Queesenbery, Chiffon and Al
len.
On .4gricuHmre--Messrs. Smart, Shel
ton, Savers, Bell, Roland, Chiffon an
Cameron.
On the Penitcnfiary-Mcssrs. Scot
Shields, Wells, White, Minor of $
Louis, Price of Johnson and Barkhurs'
On Enrolled BWs-Messrs. Ellison
Hough, Johns, Shelley, Tate, Edward
of Ray and Harrison.
A resolution was introduced by NJ
Thompson, of Buchanan, which wa
adopted, requiring the Ayes and Noe
to be taken upon the final passage
every act of incorporation during III
present session.
Mr.. McTIenry offered a resolution re
quiring the appointment of a committe
of Is to devise a plan for laying off III
State into five Congressional districts
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Shelley, from the committe al
pointed to examine the condition Of Il
Bank, made a report, which was ordcI
ed to be printed, and referred to Il
Committee on Banks.
Mr.. Kennett, of St. Louis, made
full and detailed statement of the condu
of the present Bank Directory, in rel
ton to the reception Of Illinois Bank p
per on deposite, and the subsequent r.
fusal of the Bank TO receive or pay o.
tina. paper.
In the afternoon session, after dlsp
sing of Mr.. Jackson's resolution, Il
House went into Committee ofthe Who
on the Governors Message. Resol'
tons were offered in committee, refe
ring the various parts o 1he Governor
Message to appropriate committees.
The Committee rose, and reported
the House it had agreed to the resol'
lions. After some debate, the Hou
agreed TO the report of the Commute
and the House adjourned.
SENATE.
The following standing commltte
were announced by the President.
On the Judiciary-Messrs. Campbe
of St. Charles, Allen, Major, Campbe
of Marion. and Elicit.
On Education-Messrs .Boggs, Ale
Elicit, Glover of Cole, and Wellborn.
On Ways and .Means-Messrs. Mo
roe, Aycock, Anderson, Glover OF SEQ
land, and Blythe.