The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-08

A. Il. Stephens, Boyd l The following is the da,a,l of the vote; For Mr. Cohb-Messrs. Aibsftson A she Averett Bay, B!yiy, Beale, Bingham, Bssei, Bocock, Bow don. BnwIin, BoyA, Albert G Brown, William J. Brown, Buei, Burt, Gable C eorgs Alfred Caldwell, Garter, Williamson R. ". Cobb, Colcock, Daniel Dnmick, Disney Dunham, Edmundson Ewing, Featherston, Fitch, Fuller, Gerry, Gilmore, Cor man, Green. Hacketi, Hal, Hamilton, Hammond, : Hardlson, Harlan, HDmahssa, Isham C. Harris, Sampson W, Harris, Thomas L. Harris, Hubbard, Hoag gland, Holiday, Howard, Hubbard, Iage, An drew Johnson, K. W. Johnson. G. W Jones, ksua- man, LaSere, LeffieT, Liitlefeid, Job Mann, Ma son, McCernard, Me Donald, McDoweG, McI.ana- han, McLane, McMulien, MeQneen, Melville Meade, Miller Millson, MorIi., Morse, Oids, Or, PAker, Peaseiee, Potter, Powell, Richardson Rob hins, Robinson, Ross, Savsge, SaWteie, Ffedriek P. Stanton. Richard II. Stanton, Stetson, Stfong, Sweetzer, Thomas, Jacob Thompson, James Thomp- son, William Thompfon. Fenable Walden, " aiio WeboFn, Wentworth, Whittlesly, Nildrlck, and Young.
 For Mr. WiafUop- AIessrs Alexander, Aston Anderson, Andrews, Baker, Bennett Bokee, Bowie Breck, Brisgs, Brooks, Burrows Chester Butler, Thomas R. Butler, Joseph P. Caldwell, Calvin, Campbell, Casry, Chandler. Clark, Clngman. Cole, CongeT, CJafad, Corwln, Croweil, DrberIy ,Dickey Dixon, Duer, Duacan, Alexander Evans, Nathan Evans, Fowler, Freedley, GoodeEow, t,ot', Gould Gnnnell, Hailowsy, Hampton, Hay, Haymond sI J. l.. Johnson. ketr, Daniel, P. King, George c. King James G King, John A, King, Levin, Hnr- Mann, Marshall, McGaughey. MeKissoek, Me Lean. Meaeham, Moore, Moreheati, Nes, Newell Ogie. 0us, Outlaw, Phoeeix, Putnam, Putnam Key nolds Risley, Rockwell, Rose, Rumsey, Saekeit schenck, SehermeIhsrn, Sehoolerali, Shepherd, Sylvester, Spading, Sisniey Steven, Fay Tor, John R. Thompson, Thurman, Tuck Undeihill, Van Dyke, Endon, Watkins, Wihams. W,i,oo
 For Mr Wjiaot-Messrs Allen, Booth, Darkee, GiddIngs, Howe, Jnhan king anu Root
 For Ar Nepaeas-Mr Cabell
 For Mr. Sr0ad- AlessGs Cleveland, Doty, and Peek.
 For Mr. Cole0ek-Mr. Holmes
 For Mr. Morehead-Messls Morton. Owen, Stephens, and Toonbs.
 For Mr. Darkee--Mr. Wmot.
 For Ar. Potier-Mr. Wood.
 For Mfr BeYd-Mr. Woodward
 The Clerk then prepared To declare Howell Cobb of Georgia 10 have been elected Speaker of inc fhirty-hFst Congress when resolution was offered by Mir. Stanly declaring MT Cobb duly elected Speaker which was carried, li9 10 33. We subioin the nays oaly, 10 show what mixed vote opposed the declarations
 Nags-Messrs. Allen, Andrews, Ayereit, BAylv, Burt, abell. Campbell, Co,eock, Cfoweli, Daniel. Darkee. Fealherstoa GiddiHgs, Hiiliard Holiday. Holmes Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, Julian, Preston King, McGaaghey, McQaeen. Morton, Outlaw Owen, Root. Alexender ii. Stephens, Toomhs. Tuck, senable, Wallace, Milmot and Woodward
 The Clerk then declared that Howell Cobb, re- presentatiye from the State of Georgia, had been duly elected Speaker of the 3ist Congress and re- qaesied Messrs- Winthrop and Mcdowell 10 eoa- duct hiIn to the chair; which duty was performed by thoss gen;ieraea, amid profound silence and great sensation. J