Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-11

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Richard Carter, 4os Massachusetts, avenue, and
John p. White, Gle New Jersey avenue, are the
sole agents for the Anerica, Organ in Washing
ton. Orders left at the stores OF p. NJ Pearson.
Esq, Island Hall; Josiah Venable, ESQ.,, Navy
Yard; G. w. Cochran, Seventh street; and with
Messrs- Welsh q Wilson, Georgetown; or with the
agents, viii be attended to.
GENERAL CULLoA's APPoIsrMESrs.-The Clerk
of the House made his appointments to-day. His
Chief Clerk is VIM. p. Ingram, of Kentucky. The
other appointments are distributed throughout the
States.
The following is list of General Cullom's APP
VIM p. Ingram, of Kentucky, in place of VIM.
v. Mexican.
John NJ Barclay, of Indiana, reappoiuted.
Daniel Buck, Of Vermont, reappointed.
Thomas DeKalb Harris, of Georgia, reappointed.
Isaac strohm, of Ohio, in place of John Bailey.
James @. Walker of the District Of Columbia,
In place of John Galpin.
N. B. Markle, of Indiana, in place of Robert 8.
Sproule.
E. A. Acton, Of New Jersey, in place of r. h.
Dorsey
P. B. Tompkins. Of New York, in place Of w.
John Harvey, of South Carolina, in place of Jno.
A. Hunnicut.
G. B. Adams, of Connecticut, in place Of Mat
thias Martin.
Robert w. Bates of the District of Columbia,
(Messenger,) in place of John r. Queen.
NJ M. Hitchcock, of Virginia, (Messenger) in
place Of Francis Kelley.
The following persons hold over for the present !:
VIM. H. Miunix, Stationery Clerk.
+. Emmerick Messenger
e. Spicer, Messenger.
j. Costn, colored laborer. .e
Clerks in the Land Office, under resolution of
May 4, l848:
A. F. Parker Draughtsman.
VIM. Baily, Pa, in place of VIM. Finn.
j. @. Greenlease, Mo-, in place of J. Penny
hacker.
Joseph N. Gorden, Md, in place of Andrew T.
Higgins.
ton.
Rufus Prentice, Mich, in place of VIM. A. Steel.
Cuthbert P. Wallach, D. O., in place Of John @.
: Bowyer
John J. Burnett, Ala, in place of John s. Hollis
man.
Charles F. Hurlbut, N. Y, in place of Lewis
Pitt.
CoSF1RMATIoN.-A. G. Seaman was confirmed
this morning as Superintendent of Public Printing.
announce that the Foundry Choir, ~ whose con-
cert at their own church some time since gave 80
much satisfaction to those who attended on that
occasion, have been induced to repeat it, with
some changes, tomorrow evening, at Union Chap
ell for the benefit of that church. They will have
the assistance Of several professors and amateurs,
in both the instrumental and vocal departments;
and we can assure our readers that the entertain
ment will be eminently worthy of their patronage.
{ The WEArHER-The thaw still continues in the
day time, although it freezes at night. The ice
in the river will last for long time, unless heavy
rain should fall, and produce freshet.
There is still large amount Of snow on the
ground in the country.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-This is the night the "De-
min Sisters" appear. The first time in four years.
OF course everybody will 60 to see Romeo and Ju-
liet Romeo by Miss Susan Denim, Juliet by Miss
Kate. Also the farce of the Youth who never
saw Woman. Colin, the youth, Miss Kate Denim.
Eliza, the woman, Miss Susan Denim.
These ladies have played in Baltimore the last
two weeks to crowded and delighted audiences,
composed of the fashion of the Monumental City.
We hope full house will greet them ON this their
first night in our city.
We are happy to learn that the Maid Queen, now
being played with such great success in Baltimore,
will be produced at the National the latter part of
March. Miss Julia Dean is engaged Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Williams will shortly reappear.
THE HOUSE Committees The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Courier thus writes
in relation to the appointment of the committees of
the House
1t is supposed that Mr.. Pennington will be
chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means
Mr.. Campbell of the Committee on Elections Mr.
GddiDgs of the Committee on Territories and of
the District Of Columbia; Mr.. Mace, Committee of
the Territories or Post office; Mr.. Bennett, ofNew
York, of the Committee on Public Lands Mr.
Washburne, of Maine of that on Commerce Mr.
Tappan of New Hampshire, of that on the Ju-
dietary In the event of this arrangement being
carried out Mr.. Pennington will be the leader Of
the House on the floor. The Committee on For
eign Affairs will be of great Importance, and the
craftsmanship of it may be rendered to Mr.. Camp
bell, of Ohio, or to Mr.. Dunn, of Indiana.
AMERICAN MEETING AT GEoRaErowN-Therew will
be mass meeting at Georgetown of the American
party on Tuesday night Humphrey Marshall. Mr.
Garlic, Mr.. Harris, of Maryland and Mr. Ricaud
arc expected to address the meeting which will
doubtless be very large one. 1t is the first Amer
lean rally Of the season, and Sans boys viii be on
hand in crowds
The municipal election in Georgetown is at hand,
and the Americans of that city should be up and
doing.
WINTERS DIoRAMAs.--Mr. Winter win exhibit
his unrivalled Dioramas on Wednesday and Thurs
day at Odd Fellows Hall.
CHILD FoUND.-A dead child was found this
morning in the sewer at the corner of 18th and
streets. Its parentage is unknown.
The loss to the government by the fire at the
Navy Yard is estimated at $4,000.
We regret to learn that Mrs Anne S. Stephens
the distinguished authoress, lost valuable cluster
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