Washington telegraph., 1850-01-16

A
>on to call the roll for the s;xty-thlrG bal
lot, one of the tellers announcing, Tor the
first time, the number voting Tor each
member voted for, as the names were re-
corded.
BEFORE the result of voting upon the
ysixtv-third ballot was announced, mem
ber appealed to both sides of the House
M. To exhibit their feelings On the occa-
sion in an outburst. Whole number,
222.
THE LAST BALLOT.
Cobb, 1O2 Winthrop, 100
Wilmot. 8 Colcock,
Morehead, 4 Durkee, |
Strong; 3 Potter.
"A. Ii. Stephens, ] Boyd, l
The following is the detail of the vote:
Fer lNr. Cebb-Messrs Alberston,
sAshe, Averett. Bay, Bayly. Beale, Bing-
ham, Bisse!, Becock, Bowdon, Bowlin.
Boyd, Albert 6. Brown William j.
Brown, Buel, Bert, Cable, George Alfred
Caldwell, Carter, Williamson r. w.
Cobb, Colcock, Daniel, Dimmick, Disney,
Dunham, Edmundson, Ewing, Feather
ston, Fitch, Fuller, Gerry. Gilmore, Cor
lnau, Green, Hackett, Hall. Hamilton
Hammond Haralson. Harlan, thurman
x,A, ishmau G. Harris, Sampson w. Har-
ris, Thomas l.. Harris, liihbafd, Hoag-
land, Holiday, Howard, Hubbard, Inge,
A. Johnson, r. w. Johnson, q. w. Jcnes,
kaufman, LIZ Sere, LETTER, Llttletield. j..
Mann, Mason, McClernard, ,,cDonald,
Mcdowell. McLanahan, McLane, Nc
Mullen, Mcqueen, MELVILLE, Meade, Mil
Ter, MilSon, Morris, Morse, OlGs, Orr, Par
ker, Peaselee, Potter, Powell. Richardson,
Robbins Robinson, Ross, Savage, Saw
lelle; Frederick p Stanton, Richard III.
Stanton, Stetsou. Strong, Sweetzer,
Thomas, Jacob Thompson. James
Thompson, William Thompson. Venable,
Walden, Waldo, Wellborn. Wentworth,
Whittlesly, Wildrick and Young.
For Mr.. Winthrop--Messrs. Alexan-
der. Aston. Anderson, Andrews, Baker,
Bennett, Bokee. Bowie, Breck, Briggs,
Brooks, Burrows, Chester Butler. Thom-
as B. Butler, Joseph P. Caldwell, Calvin,
Campbell, Casey. Chandler, Clark, Cling
man, Cole, Cohger, Conrad, Corwin,
CroweIl, Deberry, Dickey. Dixon, Duer,
Duncan, Alexander Evans, Nathan Evans
Fowler, Freedley. Goodenow. Gott,
Gould. Grinnell, Holloway, Hampton,
Hay, Raymond. Hebarb, Henry, Hiliard.
Houston, Hunter, Jackson, J. l.. John
son, Kerr, Daniel, P. King, George G.
King, James G. King, John A. King,
Levin, Horace Mann, Marshall, Nc
Gaughey, McKissock. Mclean, Meachan,
Moore. Morehea6, Mes Newell, Ogle,
Otis. Outlaw, Phoenix. tTtman, Putnam,
Reynolds, Rsey, Rockwell Rose, Rum
sey, Sackett, Scheuck. Schermerhorn,
Schoolcraft, Shepherd, Sylvester, Spald-
ing, Stanley, Stevens, Taylor, John B.
Thompson, Thurman. Tuck, Underhill,
Van Dyke, Vinton, Watkins, Williams,
Wilson.
For Mr.. WiImot-Messrs. Allen,
Booth. Durkee, Giddings. Howe. Julian
Z. King and Root.
For Mr.. Stephens-Mr. Cabell.
For Mr. Str0ng-Messrs. Cleveland,
Doty and Peck.
For M. Colcock-Mr. Holmes.
For Mr. Morehead-Messrs. Morton
Owen. Stephens, and Toombs.
For Mr.. Durkee-Mr. Wilmot.
For Mr.. POtter-Mr. Wood.
For Mr. Boyd-Mr Woodward
The clerk then prepared to declare
Howell Cobb of Georgia to have beer
elected Speaker of the Thirty-6rst Con
gres, when a resolution was offered by
MIR. Stanley declaring Mr.. Cobb duly
elected Speaker, which was carried, las
to 49,
The Clerk then declared that Howell
Cobb, a representative from the State O
Georgia, had been duly elected Speaker
of the 31st Congress and requested Messrs
Winthrop and Mcdowell to conduct him
to the chair; which duty was performed
by those gentlemen, amid profound silence
and great sensation.
The House then adjourned to Monday
the Oath when the members were sworn
in and the Presidents message received
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Geo. w. Brega
the individual who corresponded with the
editor of the N. Y. Herald recently, pre-
tended to give the opinion OF severa
members of the Cabinet, has been dis
charged from the c!erkship which ne helI
ny MIR. LIVING.