The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-10

No amendment being made, was reported 10 The Sen
On motion by Mr. HUNTER, the Senate proceeded to
he sppsdesaliop Of exsruuye business and after
hme so spent, the doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.
fYf1 HoUsE Os REPRESENTATIVES,. ~
OIL me sTAsDIkG eonMITrEisl lNt1k 4f
During the. reading q the journal Of the previous
days proceedings, the Clark announced tbs following
programme oil standing comaittees appointed BY the
Speaker, under the resolutoato that end. !,
Committee Of Elections In essrs William Strong OF
Penn-y wanna Sampson w Harris d Alabama. John Van
Dyke 81 New Jersey, David T. Disney Of Ohio John b.
Thompson OF Kentucky Ishxm @, Harris OF Tennessee.
Edward w. iMctiaugiey of indapa, William ). Ashe
q North Carolina, and George h Andrews Of, New
Committee of Ways and Jalsm, ---Messrs. Thomas n
Samuel F Vinion OF Ohio. James s. Green Of Missouri
Aiexander n. Stephens OF Georgia, Harry Hubbard Of
New hampshire, James Brooks OF New York, George
W. Jones of Tennessee, and Moses Hampton OF Penn
Committee Of Claims -Messrs. John r j Daniel Of
Morn ca'oSa Ina James Thomas q nennssses Jossh
liam Nelson Of New York, David Hubbard Of Alabama.
James L. Johnson, Of Kentucky Cyrus L Durham Of In
Co,nmisse on Commerce Messrs Rober M McLane Of
Of Massachusetts. Knsey ). Bingham Of Michigan,
atom Of Mississippi, Phillips Pn9nix Of New York,
Daniel Wallace Of South Carolina and James O. King
OF New Jersey.
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Of Missouri, Naihaniel AibeTlson Of Indiana, a. IL
Shepherd OF North Carolina, w X. w Cobb OF Ala
T%ohy Young e a f , John Thq Hsn,H
Of Vermont. and George w Wight Of California
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads. Messrs
pp q q 0n yok Reha q sse0
Kentucky, William Hebard OF Vermont, Pauus Powell oil
Virginia. Allen F. Owen Of Georgia. William J, Brown
OF Indiana and Charles Dnrkee Of Wisconsin,
Committee for the District Of Co,.mba-M essrs Samuel
w. lng- OF Aiasama, John L. Taylor OF Ohio, Thomas
J. d. Fuller Of Maine, jeremiah Morton OF Virginia Ed
ward Hammond of Maryland, Winfield 5 Fea,herston Of
Mississippi, Charles Allen OF Massachusetts, G H. Viii.
l,ams Of Tennessee, and Walter Underhlll OF New
York
Committee on the Judiciary Messrs James Thompson
OF Pennsy vana, Jonn X. Miller of Ohio, George Ash
nun OF Massachusetts,, Richard X. Meade Of Virginia,
s.@ ss vssSs y Ne 5 SfM sad GGn
Stevens Of Pennsylvania. and Marshall J. Weborn Of
Georgia.
Committee on Revolutionary Claims. Messrs Cullen
Saw,ele OF Maine Jonathan D. Morris Of Ohio, William
A Newell OF New Jersey, WiliamV N. Bay of MIS-
souri,, John Kerr Of Mar, John S, Millson Of
Virginia, Rufus X Goodelow of Maine. Thomas G.
Harkeu OF Georgia, and Gideon Reynolds OF New York.
Committee Public Erpendi,ures.-M essrs Andrew
Johnson Of Tennessee Wil,,am Bssel Of Illinois,
Indiana, Richard Bowie OF Marya Charles Sweeser
Of Oaio Joseph P. Caldwell Of North Carolina, Walter
Booth OF Connecticut and Samuel Calvin OF Pennsyl-
vania.
Committee on Private Land Messrs Willard p
Hal OF Missouri. Alfred Gilmore OF Pennsylvania, Da
linos Lewis D. Campbell Of OHIO. William A. Whitte
sey of Ohio, Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky, George
w. Wright OF California, and Josiah M. Anderson OF
Commiiiss on Manufactures -Messrs Lucius Peck of
Vermont, Thomas Ross OF Pennsylvania. John w. Hous
ton OF Delaware, Chauncey f. Cleveland OF Connecticut
bama RobertL. Rose OF New York. David Outlaw OF
North Carolina, and Shepperd Letter Of Iowa;
field E' 81 Msas E%aaa psbery Of Norh casona Eli
lah Risley Of New York Fayeite McMuen OF Virginia,
rmoh Young q Ii Joseph Casey ass Of pssnasyl
New York, and Joseph Cable Of Ohio
Committee on Indian 96airsM essrs Robert w. John
son OF Arkansas, James X McLanahan Of Pennsylvania
yid Outlaw OF North Carolina, Joseph W. Jackson OF
Georgia, Charles Z. Clarke OF New York. sham g. Har-
rs Of Tennessee. and William Sprague OF Michigan; .
OF South Carolina, w, A, Richardson OF Illinois. Alex
ander Evans OF Maryland, George A. Caldwell Of Ken.
lucky, John A King OF New York, David Cartier OF
Ohio, Andrew Ewing OF tennessee, Joseph X. Chdnd-
York. ''nn'' "An''' 'l o.' - = -"
OF New Hampshire John Savage Of Tennessee, George
e. King OF Rhode Island, Nathaniel Albertson Of In.
diana, William E. Hunter Of 0hlo George Briggs Of
drick OF New Jersey, and William Hehard Of Vermont.
Committee .Napai AeasM essrs. Frederick P. Stan
ton oil tennessee Tnouas s Bocock Of Virginia, Robert
White Of New York, Sampson W. Harris Of Alabama,
+. Carringtoa Cabe Of Florida Edward Gilbert Of Cali.
lorna, and Lewis T.. Levin OF pennsylvania.
Committee Foreign Messrs. John A. McCler-
nand OF Illinois, James Mcdowell OF Virginia, Henry
w Hllliard OF Alabama, Hugh A. Harason OF Georgia.
Gentry OF Tennessee, Alexander w Buel Of Michigan,
Samuel A. Eliot Of Massachusetts, and Elbridge g.
SpauIdng OF New York.
Con.niles The Terioiss-Messrs. Linn Boyd OF Ken.
lucky, William A. Richardson OF Illinois, julius Rock
well Of Massachusetts,, James A. Seldom of Virginia.
Thomas L. Clingman Of North Caroaa, David 5. Kant.
man oil Texas, Daniel Cot Of New York, Graham N
Fitch OF Indiana and Joshua Gddings Of Ohio
Commihe Revolutionary Pensions -Messrs. Loren r.
Waldo Connecticut, James NJ II. Beale OF Virginia,
Peter II Sylvester OF New York. Daniel Wallace of South
Carolina, John Freddy OF Pennsy lvania, Willis A. Cor
of Indiana, Nathan Evans oil Ohio, Amos Tuck OF
New Hampshire, and William A. Sackett OF New York.
Committee Invalid Psnsons.-Messrs. Shepherd Left
Ter OF Iowa. Edison b. Odds OF Ohio, Andrew X. Hay OF
New Jersey, Thomas n Averett OF Virginia. Andrew j.
Ogle of Pennsylvania Hiram Walden OF New York, Viii.
liam r, Hamilton Of Maryland, James III. Duncan Of
Massachusetts. and George w Julian Of Indiana.
Committee Roads and Canals -Messrs John l.. Rob
inson OF Indiana, JOB Mann OF Pennsylvania, James
vey Putnam OF New York, Richard Parker of Virginia,
George W. Morrison OF New Hampshire, Herman D.
Gould OF New York and John w. Howe OF Pennsy vana
Cosmines on Pafsns-Messrs Hiram Walden OF New
York, John Otis OF Maine, William T. Hamilton OF
MARYLAND, Albert G.. Watkins OF Tennessee, and An.
drew j. Harlan Of Indiana.
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds.-Messrs
Richard n Stanton Of Kentucky, Henry A. Ednundson
of Virginia, John w. Houston OF Delaware, William J.
Brown Of Indiana, and Henry d. Moore Of Pennsy
vania II ta r.
Williamson r. w. Cobb Of Alabama, Andrew j. Oxe Of
p.n avt yania Thonaa Averrtt of VIRGINIA f,ear0e