Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-23
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as the Committees Of the SENATE "hl
Committee on Foreign Relations -Mcss,s
cher, Bcrricn, Buchanan, Tailmadrc and CHI o.,Hf
| Finance--NIessrs. Evans, Graham, Wooi~S.
Bcrrien and Crittcnden.
Commerce-Mcss,rs Huntington, King wo1
bridge, Barrow and Wright "O%
/ Manufacture s-Messrs. Simmons, Archo, Mn
Buchanan and Morehead. "'i
Agricullure-Messrs. Linn, Crafts Bates. sun
Of Conn. and Sturgeon "a
Military Afairs--NIessrs. Cr,,cnden. IlpD,..
ton, Merrick, Benton and Wilcox "s
MiIitia-Messrs; Barrow, Fulton, Smith of IND
Williams and McRoberts. "'i
Naval Ailairs-Messrs Bayard, Barrow. wa
liams, Choae and Graham ""
Public Lands-hlessrs. Smith of Ind Tallm,a..
Walker, Huntington and Conrad.
Private Land Claims-Mcssrs. Henderson t;,.
Tappan, Fulton and Sprngue. "i
Indian Aiiairs-Messrs White, Alorchead, scyi,
Phelps and Benton.
Claims-Alessrs Graham, Wright Woodbtid,,
and Phelps. sf
Revolutionary Claims--Messrs Phelps. William.
Clayton, Smith Of Conn. and Allen. ''
Judicary-Messrs. Berrien, Clayton, Dawn,
Walker and Kerr. 49,
Simmons, Mcltobcrts, Conrad and Miller.
Roads and Canals MessTs Porter VIM,
Young, King and Cuthbert.
Pensions-Mcssrs. Bates, Phelps, Bagby, Al,r
and Sewer. '''"'
District of Columbia-Messrs. Miller, Bays,5
King, Kerr and Young.
Patents and Patent Ofiice-Nlessrs Kerr. PORTE,
Henderson, Wilcox and Sturgeon
Observation-Disclosures MOrehead, Graham, Nil
Ter, Fulton and Sprague.
Public Buildngs-Messrs Dayton and Evans
Contingent Expenses-Messrs. Tappan, Whit
and Porter.
Printing Messrs Clayton, Williams and sDrogu.
Engrossed Bllls-Mcssrs. Conrad, Bapby and
Sturgeon
Library--Messrs. Woodbridge, Tappan and
Choatc.
In announcing the Committees the President Sta.
ted that the Chairman Of the Committee on FOREIGN
Relations had been changed at his ow request, and
tor reasons which were satisfactory to the chair
Sundry memorials were presented
MIR Benton presented one asking the follownc
information of the President First the number 4
vessels designed for the coast of Africa under IL.
late Treaty with Great Brian-the cost of repa,
OF said vessels-the number of men designed 10 h
kept IN employ-the probable amount of losses q
men in the squadron, the probable annual expen.
OF the same-whether the squadron is 10 be of 4,
guns or more, and the whole number of guns 81,
Pected Ia be kept aioat, including all the expense
OF the same The resolution was read once And 4,
consideration being objected to at this time by NJ
Evans, it was laid over
Mr. Benton presented Resolution as an amend
r.
proposing the resembling Of the Expunging Rrsols
ton, as follows;
R's0ired, That the thanks of the country are IN.
10 General Jackson, Ex-rresident of the United
States, for haring by his courage, patriotism and
sogacity, in removing the DePosites from the Bank
OF the United States in 1885, andin putting his We
to upon the renewed Charter OF the Bank IN ts3s
thereby saved the Government and the PeopN u
the United states from the pecuniary loss. the no.
ftical corruption and the moral pollution which
longer connexion with that institution must have
brought upon them.
The amendment lies upon the table, with ,h
original resolstiea of MIR. Rayard proposi,r 10 "a,
sc'nd fhe Expanging resolution.
The Senate after receiving notice of an intention
Adjourned. '
The following are the principal Standing Com.
mttees announced to-day in the House of Repre-.
sentativss;
On observation-disclosures. Halstead, Blair. Barton.
Borden, Cravens, Gamble, Turney, Houston and
Reynolds.
On Ways and Msnns-Messrs. Fillmore. Belt,
5 Mason, Wallace, I. F, Marshall, J. II. IngersoN'
J. w. Jones, Anterior and Pickens
On Clains-hiessrs. Giddings, Cowan, Osborne
lomllnson, Warren, Hubbard, Arnold, Burke and
Medill
On Commeree-Messrs. Kennedy of Maryland,
winthrop, Toland, Child, Rayner, Randall. An.
irews, I. w. Williams and Ferris
On Public Lands-Messrs. }. Morrow, Casey, T.
smith, Gentry, Bronson, Howard Chapman, Brew
ter and Thompson.
:, On Post Ofice-Messrs, Briggs. Williams of
tennessee, Russell, Brookway, Hopkins, A. Ken.
ledy, Floyd and Pummer.
On Jud'ciary-Messrs. Barnard, Trumbull, Max
veil, Milton, Brown, G. Davis, &. J. Ingersoll,
Roosevelt and Saunders.
District of Columbia-Niessrs Underwood Sum.
ners, Randall and Lowell.
On Naval Afiairs-Messrs Wise, Calhoun Of
Mass, }. c. Clark, Eurnen Fessenden. Rlet,.
MALLORY, Clifford and Wood.
On Foreign AfiaiTs-Messrs. Adams, Gushing,
.vereu, Granger, Sheppard, Stuart, Caruthers-
ierrywether aud Holmes.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pope. c. H. Williams,
iates, Jones of Md, Caldwell, Hays, Dean, Floyd
nd Black.
On Agriculture-hIessrs. Deberry, Ridgewsy,
monton, Gustone, Doig, Shaw, Edwards. Part
'dge and Hastings
On Indian Affairs-Mcssrs. Cooper of Pa. Chit
'nden, Butler of S. c., Rencher, J. L. White. Wal
,rson, Weller, Edwards and Gwin.
On Militia--Messrs Keim, Coles. Ward Bovd.
copper Of Georgia, Redding, A. Marshall, Swee-
On Military Affairs-Messrs. Stanley. Pendletop.
'oggln, Campbell OF Tenn, Stokeley, Butler Of
y, Sellers, Miller and J. t. Mason.
On Revolutionary Pensons-Messrs. Taliafeuo,
odney, Clarke, Matthiot, Andrews, Baboock. Mat.
Jews, Torrance and Smith of Va
On Roads and Canals-Messrs McKennan, Lane.
WIN, ). D. Thompson, Sprigg, Mattocks, Steen.
I'd, Daniel and Riggs.
y WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec l3
MIR Tallmadge, on leave, introduced bin
mendlng the acts establishing the Treasury
department.. (This is understood not to
liier materially from his Exchequer plan of
St SESSION. The bill was twice road and
rdered printed.
The Presidents Message was then taken
P and without debate referred to the appro-
rate committees.
The resolution of Mr. Talmadge, instruc-
ng the Committee on the Judiciary to in
lire into the expedienoy of directing the