Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-10
GOttSt By GtltGrayb.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.
HoUsR-Mr. sherman moved that tho
House proceed 10 the election OF Printer,
and demanded the previous question.
Mr.. Burnett demanded that there be a call
Of the House, which wos agreed 10.
The question was then postponed till next
Monday. The Speaker then announced the
committees.
Ways and Means -Sherman, Davis Of
Md, Phelps, Stevens, Washburne Of Me,
Millson, Morrill,, Crawford and Spaulding
Commerce-Washburoe Of w., Wade,
John Cochrane, Elliott, Smith Of N. G.,
Moorhead, Lamar, Nixon aud Clemens.
Military AHaira-Stanton, Curtis, Bon
ham, Burlington, Olin, MoHRe, Pendletou,
Longnecker ana Botelcr.
Nyal Aifairs-Morse, Bocock, .Pottle.
Winslow, Wilson, Curry, Sedgewick, Harr =
of Md, and schwartz.
Territories-Grow, Perry, Smith Of La,
Goooh, Waldron, Clark Of Mo, Case, VAL
landigham and Ashley.
Judiciary-Hiokman, Bingham, Houston,
Taylor, Nelson, Kellogg Of III, Reynolds,
Robinson of II l., aud Porter.
Elections-Gilmer, Dawes, Campbell
Boyoe, Marstou, Stevenson, Gartrell, Hat
ton and Mcknight
Ciaims-Tappan, Hoard, McClernand,
Ely, Moor Of Ala, Walton, Maynard, Hale
and Hutchins.
Public Lands-Thayer, Lovejoy, Cobb,
Coyode, Davis Of Ind, Trimblo, Vandever,
Window and Barrett.
Post Office and Post Roads-Colfax,
Woodruff, English, Adams OF KY. Alley,
Davis Of Miss, Craig Of Md, Helmiek and
Lee.
District of Columbia-Carter, Kilgour,
Burnett, Rice, Garnett, Conklin, Pryor, Ed
gerton, and Anderson, Ky,
Revolutionary Claims-Briggs, Ferry, Cox
Vance, jackson, Duell, Deiarnetsc, Holman,
and Fcnton.
Public Expenditures-Haskin Palmer,
Edmundson, Kelliugcr, Somes, Hindman,
Wood, Clayton and Fouke.
Private Land Claims-Washburne Of Wis
Clark b Coohranc, Avery, Kenyon, Haw>
kins, Hamilton, Anderson Of Mo, Bouligny
and Blair.
Manuiacturers-Adams Of Mass, Scran'
ton, Mcqueen, Lake, Moore of KY, French,
Dunn, Riggs and Mexican.
Agricultu o-Buttorfeld, Carey, White,
ley, Stewart of Pa, Wright, Bristow, Aid
rich, Burch and Grow.
Indian Affairs-Briggs, Burrows, Wood
son, F~arnsworth, Clark Of N. Y, Scott,
Leach Of Michigan, Edwards and Aldrich.
Militia-Tompkins, lryine, Jenkins, Web
ster, Ruiin, Wells, Palmer and Simms.
Foreign Afairs-Corwin, Burlingame,
Barksdale, Morris of Pa, Branch, Boyce,
Hill, Miles and Humphrey.
Revolutionary Pensions-Potter, VeTIee,
Craigo Of N. c., Adrain, Jenkins, Reagan,
Babbitt DelanO, and Leach of North Caro-
lima.
Invalid Pensions-FentOn Foster, Sick.
les, Florence, Stokes, Kellogg OF Michigan
Brabson and Martin of o.
Roads and Capals-Mallory, Morris Of
ILL.,, Dana, Singleton, Burroughs, Gurley
Montgomery, Rush and Terry.
Patents-Millward, Stewart Of Md, Burn
ham, Niblack and Frank.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Train
Beale, Keitt, MCPHERSON and Peyton,
Unfinished Business-Logan, Jones, How
ard, Babbitt and Foster.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Kunkel, Blake, Ora
ham and Allen.
Mileage-Ashmore, Van Wyek, LOOMS
Hardeman, Jr., and Robinson of ILL.,
EngIaving-Adrain, Coyode and Maclay
Expenditures in the State Department.
Mexican, Stout, Barr, Love and Dawes.
Expenditures on the Treasury Depart,
Inent-Loomis, Quarles; Wells, Thomas anC
Wade.
Expenditures on the War Department
Stewart of Pa, Larrabee, Tompkins, Coop
err and Morrill,,
Expenditures on the Navy Department.
Hatton, Underwood, Blair, Hughes anC
Sherman.
Expenditures on the Post Office Depart
ment-Palmer, Martin Of Va, Moor of Ky.
Landrum and Stanton.
Expenditures on the Public Buildings
Brayton, NOEL, Walton, Harris of Va, anC
Nelson.
Joint Committee on the Library-Pettit
Adams Of Mass, and Pugh.
Joint Committee on Printing-Gurley
Haskin and Dimmick.
Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills-Da,
wilson and Theaker.
The Presidents annual message was theI
read.
On motion Of Mr. Sherman il was refer
red to the Committee of the Whole on tn,
state OF the Union and ordered to be print
ed.
The question of printing the usual extrt
number Of copies was referred to the Com,
mittee on Printing.
Mr. Stevenson presented the memorial o
JAS. C%hrlsman, conteBting the seat of Mr.
Anderson Of Ky.
Mr.. Hughes presented the memorial o
VIM. q Harrison, contesting the seat Of Mr.
Davis of Nd.
Both memorials were referred to the Com,
mittee on Elections.
Adjourned,