Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-12-13


Thomas NJ. Howe of Penn, James T. Morehead OF N q,
Leander Babcock of N. Y, and Thompson Campbell Of Ill
On Pricate Land Claims-Messrs Timothy Jenkins OF |
n Y, George W. Thompson Of Va, James Abercromoie
of Aa John L. Dawson of Penn, Lewis d. Campbell OF
Ohio Benjamin D. Nabers of Miss Aristide Landry OF
La William W. Snow of N Y, and John g. Miller OF Mo-
On ManutactWes.-Messrs. James M. IL. Beale OF Va,
Thomas b. Florence of Penn, Benjamin Thompson, OF
Mass Chauncey F. Cleveland Of Conn, Addison White
of KY, William Murray of N Y, Jared Perkins OF
n H. Frederick W. Green Of Ohio and Emanuel b. Hart
of N. Y.
On Agriculture John G. Floyd of N. Y, Fay
cite McNullin of Va, Alfred Dockery of n c., Joseph
Cable of Ohio Charles SHELTON of N j. Samuel Brenton
of a. Eben Newton of Ohio, James Duane Doty of Wis.,
and John McNair of Penn
On Indian A6aUs.--Messrs. Robert W. johnson of Ark,
volney E. Howard of Texas, George Briggs Of ~ Y, Jo
seph W. jackson Of Ca. James J. Conger of Mich Ora
ham Fitch of Ia, Joseph p Caldwell of N. O., Edward
c. Marshall Of Cal, and Charles Durkee of Wis.
On Military 46ars.-Messrs. Armistead Burt Of s. g.,
william a. pissel Of H., Meredith P. Gentry Of Tenn
Willis A. German of Ia Alexander Evans of Nd Ephralm
K Smart of Me- Thaddeus Stevens Of Penn, John A. Will
cox of Miss. and Solomon G.. Haven of N. Y.
On the Mlita-Messrs. Charles H. Peaslee Of n H.,
John II. Savage Of Tenn George G. King OF a. l. 1ohn
e. Davis of a. William f. Hunter Of Ohio Charles An
drews of Me- William Hebard of VT, Elijah W. Chastaln
of Ga, and William 7. Ward of Ky.
On Naral Afars.--Messrs. Frederick ?. Stanton az
Tenn Thomas S. Bocock Of Va, Lorenzo Burrows OF N.
" Sampson W. Harris Of Ala, E. Darlington Cabel Of
Fa, Thomas Ross Of PENN Ebenezer j. Penniman Of
Mich Isaac Wildrick of N j., and Robert Goodenow OF
Maine.
On FOREIGN A6airs-Messrs Thomas H. Bayly of Va,
Joseph A. Woodward of S. Co. Robert Toombs of Ca,
William H. Polk Of Tenn, John L. Taylor OF OHIO, john
Appleton Of Me-, Colin lngersoh Of Conn. Joseph H.
On the Territories essrs. William A. Richardson of
Ill., Alexander r. Holiday of Va Thomas 1. Clingman Of
n G., Jamas W. Stone Of KY, Joshua r. Giddlngs q o.
Stuart of Mich, and James Lockhart OF la
On Revolutionary Pe,soas.-Messrs. John s. Millson Of
Va, Joseph Russell Of N. Y, Amos Tuck OF ~ H. Norton
/ @ T - Rrom Of
NJ Churchwe Of Tenn, Joseph S. Cottman OF Nd, John
z. Goodrich Of Mass, and Willis Allen Of ILL.,
ON Aapalid PensionsM essrs. Isham G. Harris OF Tenn
Rodman M. Price of n j. Frederick s. Martin OF n T.,
Richard S. Molony Of H., Benz G. Eastman Of Wis., John
johnson of Ohio, Joseph H. Kuhns of Penn, Daniel j.
Jones of N. ", and Charles Chapman Of Conn
On Roads and Canals.Messrs. John Robinson OF lnd
VIM F. Colcock Of S. c. John w. Howe of Penn, John G
Mason of KY, Benjamin Stanton of Ohio, Emanuel b.
Hart of N. Y, Charles Faulkner Of Va, Josiah suth
erland, jr. of N. Y, and James Johnson Of Ca
On Patents-Messrs. David X Cartier of o., Milo NJ
Dmmick of Penn, William I. Ward of KY, Benjamin D.
Thurston of R. l., and Alex. White Of Ala
On Public Buildings and Grounds -Messrs Richard u.
Stanton of Ky Henry A. Edmundson of Va, Richard l.
Bowie of Nd, James Duane Doty of Wis., and John d.
Boyd Of N. Y.
! On Repisal and Unfinished Business-Messrs W. R. w.
Cobb of Ala, Thomas Y How r., of N. Y, Thomas NJ
Bbighaus of Penn Geo. H. Busby OF Ohio, and israel
| Washburn, jr. Of Maine
On Accounts.-Messrs John c. Mason of KY John A.
Morrison Of Penn, John WEIGH of Ohio Reuben Robe
1 of N. Y, and James H. Duncan of Mass.
On Maeage-Messrs Thomas A. Hendricks of Ind,
John d. Freeman of Miss, ]. H. Hobart Haws Of N.
" John LetcheI of Va, and John Allison of Penn.
/ On Engraving- Edward Hammond Of Md,
Geo Reed Riddle of Del, and Altman L. Miner of VT.
On the Library Of CongressMessrs. Joseph r. Chand-
Ter Of Penn, Joseph A. Woodward of s. G., and Horace
Mann of Mass.
] On Enrolled BMs-Messrs Isaac Waldrick of N Y,
and Nelson Barrere of Ohio
On Expenditures IN The State Departmem-Messrs Charles
E. Stuart of Mich, William S. Ashe of N. c., John Wells
of n Y, Thompson Campbell of ILL.,, and Alexander
Harper Of Ohio
On Expenses in tie Treasury Department. Benja
min B. Thurston of r. l., Thomas A. Hendricks Of Ind
Henry s. Wabridge of N. Y, Galusha A. Grow Of Pa
and John Allison Of Pa
On Expenditures in the Var Department -Messrs. Milo
NJ Dimmck of Pa, Willard Ives of N Y, Obadiah Bovine
of n Y, And Parker of Pa and Elijah W. Chastan Of Ga
On Expenditures an The Nary Department. Messrs. Fay
McMuln of Va, Sampson W. Harris Of Aa Jedediah
Horsford of N. Y, Thomas b. Florence of Pa, f. Car
rington Cabell of Fla.
On Expenditures in the Post Office Department. Messrs
Alexander G. Penn of La William H. Kurtz of Pa, George
T. Davis of Mass Augustus p Hasca of N. " and John
4 H. Savage of Tenn.
On Expenditures on the Public Bu1digs-Messrs Thomas
Bartlett jr of Va J. H. Hobart Haws of N. Y, David
Outlaw of N. c., William NJ Churchwel of Tenn, and
John L. Taylor of Ohio.
CHAPLAIN TO THE HOUSE
/ Mr.. CARTIER moved that the House proceed to
the consideration of the resolution of the Senate in rea
ton to the appointment of Chapains which motion was
agreed to-
The question being concrring in the resolution
Mr.. JONES' of Tennessee, said that he did not intend
to detain the House by any remarks the resolution
but being opposed to it and the election of the officers
which it proposedrst upon the ground that they had
no authority to do so and, second that it bur-
lesque the christian religionhe would to lay
| it on the table.
Mr.. CARTIER demanded the yeas and nays the
notion which ordered and being taken, resulted
Yeas %, nays 169.
SO the resolution laid the table; and the
question being on its adoption
Mr.. HEM moved to amend it by adding thereto the
following proviso:
"rorded That said Chapans shall receive no compensa
ton out Of the Treasury Of the United States."
Mr. EVANS moved the previous question, which was
seconded and under the operation thereof the amend
ment was rejected
The House then proceeded to ballot for Chaplain, and
the third ballot it appearing that the Rev. LITTLEToN
MORGAN had received majority Of all the votes cast
he was declared duly elected Chaplain to the House of
Representatives Of the thirty -second Congress
And then the House adjourned
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1851.
The SPEAKER has appointed the following gentlemen as
the Joint Committee Printing the part of the House
Mr. GoRMAN, of Indiana Mr.. HAVEN, of New York. and
Mr. STANTON, Of Kentucky.
Mr. HALL, by unanimous consent in pursuance Of pre-
vious notice, introduced bill granting the State of Mis-
souri, the right Of way and portion of the public lands to
aid in the construction Of railroad from Hannibal to st
Joseph in said Sate which read twice and referred
1f~. HARRIS, VT Tanaseon, enrad that .hn H~"sA ~n
solve itself into Committee Of the Whole on the state OF
the Union for lie purpose Of taking up the joint resou
ton making land warrants assgnable; which motion was
agreed to-.
And the House thereupon went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of the Union, Mr. RICHARDSON OF