The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-12-17

IN e Igraring.-Garnett B. Adrain of New
Je' sey, ,rael I. Hatch Of New York, and w.
H. Unds rwood OF Kentucky.
IN 4 fpenditures IN the State Department =
oven S2nes of Penn, Jabez l.. M. Curry OF
AiloaGe, John A. Bingham of Ohio William
l. Ave- of Tennessee, and Charles B. Hoard
of New fork.
On Expenditures IN the Treasury Depart
0aent William Lawrence of Ohio, Allison
Waite 4 Pennsylvania. David Klgore of lad,
Jscob|t Kunkel of Maryland, and Lucus ].
Gartrety of Georgia.
On Expenditures in the Var Department.
Wilson Reilly of Penn, Clark B. Cochrane Of
New York, Joseph R Cockerill of Ohio, Will
liam .ewsrt of Pennsylvania, and John "
WrighSef Tennessee.
On Expenditures in the Nary Department -
John B. Haskin of New York, Joseph Miller Of
Ohio, Emory B. Pottle Of New York, Paulus
| Powell of Virginia, and Reuben Davis of Mis-
sissipni.
On Expenditures in the Post Office Depart
nlent.--Albert G. Talbot of Kentucky, John
q. Reagan of Texas, George W. Palmer OF
New York, Joseph Burns of Ohio, and James
B. Folly of Indiana.
On Expenditures on the Public BuiIdings-
Allison White of Pennsylvania, George Tay.
dor of lew York, Cadwalader C. Washburne OF
Wisco, sin, Joseph Miller of Ohio, and Abram
B. Oil of New York.
Davidh9n of Louisiana and James Pike of New
Hsmpehire.
Ree,nts ottAe Smithsonian Iastitution-Wil
liam F., English of Ind, Benjamin Stanton Of
Ohio, md Lucius j. Gartrell of Ga.
The Senate Standing Committees.
Va tington, Dec. IA, p. K-The caucus Of
| all pan les in the Senate have agreed to const
tute IL committees as follows:
| For ign Relations Mason, Douglas
Slidell Polk, Crittenden, Seward, and Foot.
Fin nee -Messrs. Hunter, Pearce, Gwin
Brigh, Riggs, Fessenden, and Cameron.
| Coz -Messrs. Clay, Benjamin, Bigler
Toomks, Reid. Allen, and Hamlln.
/ MisXary Affairs. Messrs Davis, Fitzpat
rex, johnson, Iverson, Broderick, Wilson, and
King.
| Nas1l Afdirs.-Messrs. Mallory, Thomson
| Of N. ! Shdell, Allen, Hammond, Bell of Ten
snd R,le.
| Juf.ciary.-Messrs.B ayard, Toombs, Pugh
BeniaSpin, Green, Collamer and Trumbull.
| Pos. Offices and Post Roads-Messrs Yulee
Biglel, G win, Fitch, Henderson, Collamer, and
| Dixo,s
Pu,Jic Lands. = Messrs. Stuart. Johnson
Pugh> r. w. Johnson, Broderick, Foster, and
j Harley.
Pr, ,ate Land Claims -Messrs. Benjamin
Bigg,. Thompson of KY, Kennedy, and Durkee
lnsyan Afairs.-Messrs. Sebastian, Brown
Reid, Fitch, Bell of Tenn, Houston, aud Doc
litte~
Pensions. Jones, Thomson of N. J.
Clay Bates, Thompson of KY, Foster, ant
King.
Revolutionary Claims = Messrs. Evans
Bates, Crittenden, Wilson, and Durkee.
! Claims Messrs. Iverson, Mallory, Polk
Belsof N. a., and Simmons.
district of COlumbia.-Messrs. Brown, Ma
son.. Johnson of Tenn, Henderson, Kennedy
Haralin, and Chandler.
: fatents and Patent O6fce.-Messrs. Reid
Evs ns, Yulee, Simmons, and Trumbul.
lnblic Buildings and Grounds. Messre
Bri hit, Hunter, Davis, Douglas, and Hale
erritories.-Messrs. Douglas, Jones, Sebas
tar Fitzpatrick, Green, Sumner, and Wade
l1ngrossed BiUs.-Messrs. Wright, Bigler
and Harlan.
ndt and Control Of Contingent Expenses
Me srs Evans, Wright and Dixon.
nrolied Bils.-Messrs. JONES' Brown, anc
Dotittle.
Hinting.-Messrs. Johnson, Fitzpatrick, AM
Fessenden.
library essrs. Pearce, Bayard, and Ham
| mond