New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-10
.tnadius Committees of the Assembly.

CorTesp0 q TIE Tr.ture.
ALsaST, January G. 1883.
The following are the Standing Committees 81.
Announced by the Speaker this day
PrirG,g,s and E1z.ozs-Msssrs. Fi.h, stewart Ter
y, Wilcox -.rcever
Eay, al Mess5-wes,el : smith, Bowen, Beliluser
sweet and n Johnson.
Js-iciary-Rsglsy Cornell sweet bougnton Bailey
Noble EWo0d
Cana's-Flzhurh. B. Thompson, L. ". Smith, Glass
and fslscken hush
and Carver
RaHroes.-vovry. va-nura. White. Bo7ce ard Nash
Traie and Man sc'wa-BoVen Rockwell, Wing,
Fox. Housewife.
Beekmsn Disoseay Johnson, Butte
Bans and Tas4rdHcs mPalNs-CsmPoel- Kennedy,
Fardee. Dsotway. Barber.
Charitable Grd RtItgi0ss Socieffs-hanmold- SEE
pHelson. Graham. Wells Wheaton
Infea1l 4fairs of T0rH. aHd CoHnffs-No0dTu
Hudson - Johns a. Ro5crison Kelsey
Ir-grgo-sfi0H NJ Cfo sad l-osss-Cross Wan
Orien. Elvood Bld5 Hell.
- ia and Prbic Df-r1e-Ros-, Striker, Avereii
Make. Bo.art
Erta,ou aga Dfr..ion ri Tg'r7s OF c0ua'e'-Pardee
C.q.-.-fs,le. wcLcsn. Ward Boarlnsn. Fox.
GrieraHoes-L. W. smith, Periey, Richards Noble
Dsnf1rth.
FIa,on. Of Aleas-Ba.h, Whitaker. Leavenworth,
Safs P,I,oa..Breror. " II Robertson, Brinksrsos,
Wiseweu Elderkn.
Road. and Bridgs-AyereI Guernsey, MeNeal Cul-
bert Wheaton
P.bie Lani,-Hsmmond, w.odrus, Hoyt Foger
b Allen.
Tro.T lird and Tvssflh Bfs-Grsham, W. ;
Smith. II. J. Allen. sexton. Clark.
Msdeai Societies dad C0kges-Wng Miller WI
Maggfaar, ar sai-slocam, Brinkerhoa. smslley,
Marsh Mofst
Epgros.ed B,g,-McKinney. Pease, st John, Hoyt
Asrieurws-crspeu, H. C Tuihil sloeum, Elder
kin Kidd.
Tpaioa ASairs-Curtis Critienden Porter, Prescott
l.. Blft-.
Pabie Prilfiaq-Mersereau, Van Orden Stephens J.
T. Thompson Boyce
ErDiri5q Lars-Dodge. Cove. " Butts Tatile Gates.
ErpeHdnlres0f Erecsf r. DpdrfmsHf-Aludsoni Maine,
Young, Taylor Dsnforth
EXPENDITURES ~ me H7Hsc-Nincent Bull Cross, l..
N. Gilbert. R0bce
JOINT Seleo Couuitfs, on Li5rary-Beokman skeel
Fiske Goddard pfuyn.
TIE ELECTION ~ FRANcE.-The CORNER des
Etats iah, which has opposed Louis Napoleon
as a candidate for the Presidency has the following
remarks which we translate from its columns in
relation to his election
The American press has been strongly excited by the
election OF Louis Bouapatc. In the Of this csn
diise, the greater part Of our contemporaries have
thought lnty perceived Ne" PROOF OF tnc lcaiOg 81
our country 70 sustain itself ss a Republic aud they
have been begun the louiesi clamor which has been
heard upon this subject 1t all epochs Of the crisis Ac
cordng to their habit they have given way 20 many ex
aggeraiions they have drawn very bold conclusions,
the justice Of which they far from having demon
strated For our part notwithstanding the serou. fears
which the election Of candidate whom reject, has
occasioned US, cannot accept without qualification,
the Judgment they pronounce Because the universal
suffrage has made choice Of Louis Bonaparte, whose
Republlcanism is very probematcsl in our eyes, we
are not inclined 20 despair Of the Republic It Is per
haps pressse OF coming criss, bu, II IS not yet
symptom Of death. Because the French people have
not exercised their omnipOtence wisely coald
have wished do not believe there il cause 70 de.
clare them incapable OF selfgovernment They are
now in al the excitement, may say in All the s,upe-
faction of rst trial suffer them to obtain experience
and they will soon know how 10 make good use Of
that right which you believe 10 be too weighty for
them.