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City Int0lligsngos.

MEETING or CANAAN TAnoRs-THxY CoxmAm or BEING
SwuAxs BY unR BossEs-A very large meeting Of Ger
man journeymen taors held yesterday at the Social
Reform Hail. 281 Grand street. for the purpose OF
ing their indignation at the in which the boss
Tors who had secured the army had ss
them. Several speeches were made In Gcrmsn, IN the
course Of which il TRANSFERRED that journeyor who
had been engaged TO make OF the army clothing had
not received more than half the wages they should
sonably get For instance-for making military jacket
only Ave shillings paid, instead Of dollar
half The meeting resolved apply directly by petition
to the President at Washington for redress q their gre-
vaAces Many OF the men presented miserable appear
ance, the result doubtless, Of want.
Fatal ACCIDENT SLAUGHTER Housx.--Coroncr Gam.
bio notified to hold inquest yesterday at $40 West
Nineteenth street, upon the body Of Thomas Black who
was Scadod to death under the following
Deceased II appeared workman in Wilson's saugh-
tering establishment, at the foot Of Eighteenth street
North river, and while dressing hogs, the 10th
inst he accidentally fell into vat Of scading
The unfortunate man was promptly rescued from his hor
rble situation but not before injuries OF fatal character
sustained Every attention paid deceased and
physician constantly In attendance but the sufferer
sank gradually and he died Thursday from the effects
of the injuries.
els Mills, of tho D. Morgan Light Artillery corps died
Thursday night, at No. q n Edrdgc street. from the
effects Of wound received the Fourth while firing
pointed to fire the sunrise and honor of
the Fourth OF July and proceeded with his command
Jamaica for that purpose. While In the act OF rammng
homo the cartridge for tho thirty third discharge of the
gun at the sunset salute, the prematurey went off
and his thumb blown from his hand. He received
prompt attention from surgeon and appeared to be
ting well until Wednesday last when tetanus set in and
death ensued the following night Coroner Gamble held
inquest the and the Jury rendered verdict
Accidental death" Deceased a native OF New Jer
sey, twenty seven years Of age, and leaves family.
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CLEARED

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: Steamship Arago> Lines, Southampton and Hayrs-Nsw
York and Havra Steamship Co.
Ship MonarsA Of the Sec. Spencer. reoo-Lawrence
Giles Co.
Ship Geni,ape lAusl srisord Ldvsrpool--Holmhoe Co
Ship Albon. Hoyer, Antwerp-I<ager Bros.
Ship Annia Bowen, JcAason, RicJaneroJ Phipps Co.
Bark Johsnn Benjssnin Pruss, Kuha, Dunkirk-Funch,
Meincke a. endt
Bark Nrchner LHrsml, Lasge, Bremen--Ruger Bros.
Bark Csarna, FcEsrty, Mnrssilles-4oore Henry.
Bark Miramarn Kusj Aniosich MArsess-H olmboe Co.
Bark MiinoiS Gsyejoy, Boston--Brctt Son 4 Co
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Brig I.cvathAN, Singer, 81 Pierre-NescaN Duncan.
Brig NJ Mlyhew Fifth Bermuda--Sinth, Jones Co.
hIig stro4 jness lBrk Warwick. st john MD Dewoh.
Schr ChY6pse (Br), Hasseh. AAligua-G Knox Co.
schr TiSkbry siswsr Goysrnos's HarbSy-Jos Eneas
schr Eilott Douglas Har6or 0race-J whitney c.
Schr ccS, Pierce Fortress Nonroe-Van Brupt Sasht
schr George Washington. Sherman Maurice River-F q
scnr Miller, Parker, Calais-Jed Frye Co.
schr Cabot, rhnncy, Bsslon-J W Mckee
Schr n Fillmore, Chase Boston-S Lewis
Z Sloop Comet Provost, Stamford-R Sanford.
Steamer Osceola, Moyrill, Washington
Steamer H Bowman, Clark, Washington.
Steamer Novelty. shaw, Phiiadelphia
ARRIVED.
Ship Emerald Cook Liverpool days. with mdse 10 How
land rockingham. June - lat 46 lon - signazed Br
spcks bark FILA o( aud trom Hamburg for Quebec;
day, saw great IpAny large icebergs. 49,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20
OUR GENERALS MADE L. L. DIS.

0ENERAL SCOTT AND HARVARD COLLEGE.
Harvard College has issued diploma comforting the do
dree Of Doctor Of Laws upon Leutenan. General Scott II
reads as folows:-
Winfield Scott, Commander in Chief ilustrious for mill
tAry skill for virtue authority and success and equally
famous for renowned craftsmanship the devoted Of
peace and humanity, who defends and uphods and with
mis- whole heart loves the whole republican, OF respect
we have created and publicly proclaimed Doctor as well
OF the law Of nature and Of nations of civil urspr
dencc ard have conferred upon him all the pryieg und
honors pertaining to the degree.
Boston journal says that upon the announcement of
this degree conferred upon Gen. Scott Andrew caus
cd the following despatch to be transmitted by telegraph
TO the veteran commander
TO Lieut.. General WINFIELD SCOTT
Harvard College honos learning, patriotism aud herself
by today comforting upon you the degree Of Doctor of
Laws amid the repeated cheers Of illustrious and
crowded audience. JOHN A. ANDREW.
GEN. MCCLELLAN AND IN0HAM UNIVERSITY.
At the recent commencement of Ingham University OF
Le Roy, Y, it was announced that the institution
ian, the hero Of Western Virginia. Information of the
fact transmitted by Dr. Cox Chancellor of the Uni
versity, " Gen. Mcclellan, who sent him the following
StPiy+-
HEADouARrERs DErAxrxEsr or Tue Ono !
BucxHANvov Uyshur Co., Va, July Q, 1881
Ny DEAR SIR lately received yours, of June 90 my
wife, announcing the high honor conferred by the
Ingham University Of lie Roy
accept 1t thankfully not that can feel that 1t is de-
served By me- but evidence OF the kind feeling
patriotic citizens towards engaged in the service Of
his country.
also, my dear sir that the brave men under my
command will so demean themselves that you will not
regret the honor conferred upon their General
Pray express ~ the Council on my behalf my sincere
appreciation Of the honor.
GEORGE MCCLELLAN, Major Gen. U. s.A.
Rev. SAMUEL H. Cox Chancellor, &C., LIE Roy, N. Y
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LINCOLN CAVALRY.

This regiment, Colonel A. T. McReynolds, is nearly
ready to take its departure for Washington. Company
D, Captain Harans, yesterday supplied with full
camp equpage by tho Assistant Quartermaster General
and they Immediately pitched their tents in Elm Park
Company was yesterday mustered into the United
States service by Captain Hayman, Seventh regiment
United States infantry under the following commissioned
ocers-Capiain Henry b. Todd; First Lieutenant John
Ennis; Second Lieutenant, Richard H. Lee Company
Quartermaster Sergeant, Edmund W. True.
The members Of Company A, Lincoln Cavalry, whose
spon the original roll Of said company,
quested to report themselves at Conrad's Elm Park,
corner Of Ninety-nrst street and Broadway, at four
O'Clock p. NJ Monday, July a. for the purpose Of
organizing sufficient number shall be present, and
being mustered into tho service OF once.
A. W. ADAMS,
Acting Captain Company A.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ACTIVITY AT TIE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
The Navy Yard Of Philadelphia presents busy at
present The numerous workmcn employed On the new
steam sloops keep up ncessan clater with axes and
hammers thereby showing that they mob affected with
the usual complaint Of government empoyees-lazness.
1t Is to be hoped that these vessels will prove supe
ror to some of the steamers that were lately built Tho
that has been expected here for tme
has not yet arrived her shaft Is finished and lies
the wharf all ready TO be hosted in The Keystone State
will be ready for Saturday, and will probably sail
Oh Wednesday join the feet the Gulf Her
consists of eight eghtnch guns and r6ed howitzeR
the forecastle The Seminole Is still undergoing REPAIRS
but will soon be ready for Captain Du Pont Com
mandant Of the Yard Ia In Washington and Commander
LArdner is in charge during his absence.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
The work on the frgate Potomac (nfty) IL advancing
rapidly and in two weeks she will be ready TO go into
commission The rggers engaged in fixing the rig
gng &C., ana her guns already under the shears
This vessel was built Washington in 1921 and Is rated
a. nrst class sailing frigate.
The Richmond Is now In the dry dock being caulked
The Connecticut being rapidly prepared for service and
will be ready sh0rty after the Rhode bland The former
vessel will receive armament q four thirty two pound
ers, and ri6ed howitzer. Captain woodruff who ID "a
command tho vessel "a sill In Washington. Captain
Marchmsn, Tor many yeays commander Of the KsyttSA
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE, CAMP SCOTT.

L.
We learn the First, Second and Third regiments have
received their arms and acooutremsnts, and are
ready for marching orders Their equipment will DO
Pe'eo early next week. when these regiments numbering
'nree thousand men, rank and ns and forming the adj
vance column Of this command, will proceed 70 Washing
ton to take the place OF the three months troops whose
term Of service will shortly expire.
The Fourth and Ffh regiments will follow about the
Soth inst From all accounts hear that this much
talked Of brigade will justify, by s drill and general ef
cency the attention It has attracted and the military
vsters TO Camp Scott admit their surprise at finding 30
large body Of rhw levies converted In 30 short time
into well disciplined force.
positively settled that the Secretary OF War has
finally decided TO leave tho command Of tho bri-
gade In the hands Of Colonel sckes, the senior
Officer at least until its arrival in Washington, whore the
government evidently desire its presence. II is con
sidered exhibition Of good taste and tact on the
part Of the Secretary Of War to confer Colonel sccs
tho compliment Of leading to Washington the large body
Of troops he has only collected together but drilled
and equipped Beyond the patriotic satisfaction, il is
said Of handing the government tho largest com
mand raised by any single individual snce+hc began,
Colonel sicklos had ambition whatever His only
peraton appears, is 70 take the field at the earliest
mcnt but whether he appears thcre private general
Is to him matter Of indifference He informed the Prcsi
dent, we learn his last visit 10 Washington that in
Offering his brigade to the government no had neither
the purpose the wish 10 force himself into the position
OF brigadicr general appears therefore, that all tho
gossip this subject without the least foundation
SUPREME CoURT-0HAMBERs.
Before Hon Judge Leonard.
The People rel Sarah B. Griffin rs Daniel E. Sickes,
BI9aev Gesral-A writ of habeas corpus was sued out
in this matter by the rolaor who claims that hor hus
band, Henry Griffin, Illegally detained by the do
PENDANT at Camp Scott Staten Island The alleged ground
OF egay is that the prisoner enlisted as soldier In the
service OF the United States while state Of ntOxica
uon Counsel for the defendant moved discharge the
writ on the ground that should sued out in Richmond
county, where the prisoner detained Tho counsel for
the rcator contended that inasmuch as the enlistment
took place In the city Of New York position of the de-
PENDANTS counsel was untenable. Motion 10 discharge
granted VIM. +. Howe for rolator; James H. Coleman
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SECOND REGIMENT OF GERMAN RIFLES

This new regiment which being organized with great
expedition promises to be inferior any which has
left New York The officers lbc gentlemen of military
education who have graduated in German academies and
been in active service while the prvates will be selected
as far practicable from who have served in tho
German armies Mr. Robert T. Beige acting Colonel has
gone on TO Warrington in company with Col jack of
Major General Fremonts staff urge the acceptance
the regiment and procure the requisite monied assistance
for the organization Of the corps II is said his efforts
thus far have been quite successful The greatest
ton Is paid TO the drill exercises Of this regiment
particularly in squad company battalion movements
well as In every branch of the fold service
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20
THE BLOCKADE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-IN PRIZE.
Rafor IIor I..dao uaAls

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-IN PRIZE.
Before Hon. Judge Belts
July 1o-The United States TIE Three Maed Schooner
Forest Kin0-Mr Stewart L. woodford assistant United
States District Attorney appeared for tho government
Mr. Upton represented the interests Of the naval officers
Messr Daniel Lord and Charles Edwards for the vessel
and cargo The facts be that the schooner after
warning by United States cruiser, entered Key West
The captain defends his entrance by alleged verbal
permission from the naval officers 10 into that port
provisions. The summed up by the counsel On.
gagged, and submitted 70 the Judge who reserved his
csion.
This closes tho blockade which the monitions
have thus far been returned, There are two or three
more in the hands Of the Prize Commissioners The court
has been steadily engaged In this business for three
weeks during which time ten important have been
heard
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE BY pRrvATEERs.

Nkw BEbFOkD, July ", 1901.
The story 20 current early this afternoon brought by the
Eagles Wing, OF the capture Of two vessels or No Mans
Land as reported by vessel at Holmes Hole, explain
cd as follows, according to Mr. Harsel pot-e soys
steamer with brig in tow for Boston, fred gun for
pilot or No Mans land and the Josiah Sturgs put pilot
on board and returned 70 Cuttkunk where she was at
anchor to-day The captain Of the lghtboat at Sow and
Pigs supposed the steamer TO be prvateer had cap
tured the brig, also the pilot boat.
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NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLEMEN.

Colonel Dicke has just received orders from Wash
ington to Immediately prepare this regiment for the field
Two hundred men will be uniformed and sent few
days fine opportunity Is now offered to who have
SERVICE who good riders, to find immediate
employment Headquarters, 81 and 80 Bowery.
Attention. The men Of this regiment arenow receiving
their uniforms The hst squadron will leave for Washing
ton the middle Of next week All who have signed the roll
will report Immediately. BY order,
SAMUEL GENHIER,
Captain Commanding First Squadron
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DravvinCs of II. France & Co.'s

Drawings Of II. France & CO.'s Ken.
lucky and Delaware Lotteries Authorised by act Of
Assembly passed January, 1860 Grants TO run twenty
years
slIxlpY CoLrxcs Ky.-CtAss $40, Drawn July 10. 1851
Q. "a. 81, II. &C. IS, o. &c. 10; 81; p ls, ~.
II, SO, "a, rs, 10. 16, l3, 81, %, IL. H. 6, 81.
CDulars sent free Of charge by addressing
X. FRANCE & Co, Managers,
Wilmington Delaware
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS. SOL, July 10, 1851
SO, II, IA, 7, 81, As, 81. 1T, So 10. AZ. 66, 80.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 392 July 49, 1861.
%, l, Is. 80, 81, rs, ., sc, 81, u. 76. 70. 16.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
Covngton, KY, or ST. Louis, Mo-
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THE PRIZE BRIG AMY WARWICK AT
BOSTON

tFrom the Boston Journal July Is
The prize brig Amy Warwick, which was seized by the
ocors Of the steamer Quaker City from
modore Stringham, lies ut anchor under the guns
the Navy Yard She fine vessel OF 896 TONS and
owned by David, William and John Currie, of Richmond,
Va Tho owners are brothers. tho two being reported
Union men, while John is open and avowed
He was the first 10 hoishe rebel flag in tho har Dor
OF Richmond, on the bark Abigail at the time the
Amy warwick was In port and displayed the Union colors
oIhe vessel commanded by Captain Charles Brown OF
baltimore, and the mates name Is Mccormick Of New
York Tho vessel was bound from Rio Hampton Roads
Tor orders and according TO the statements OF the
they knew nothing Of tho existing blockade Her cargo
consists Of 100 sacks Of coffee Of which 1890 sacks
said to have boon shipped by Messrs Phpps Brothers
% wealthy English house in Liverpool, having branches
at Rio, Bahia and other places
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THE PRTyATEER rIOpmA

The Southern privaesr Florida which run the blockade
On the I'd Of July from New Orleans has been described
70 us By persen who her at the dock speaks OF
her ns smart sailing craft and staunch one Also having
on board swivel gun Of twenty pounds and
two waist brass pieces Of twelve pounds each
81 sixty picked men She has been pilot boat about
lao tons burthen She to have crused In the Gulf
but un he time informant loft New Orleans nothing
had seu heard OF her.
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NEW YCNRK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 20 1861
Connecticut as acting mas.


State has been attached 70 tho as acting mas
ter
The clipper ship National Guard hs> oeen purchased by
the government She will be converted "'o STORE SNIP
Lieutenant Bryant has been ordered TO tho hcamond as
First Lieutenant and officer in place Of Le tena wy
man, ordered TO the Yankee
The new Marine Barracks Flushing avenue will be
ready in few days II is calculated to accommodate 900
mon, -
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Supreme COurt-Cham
SUIT AGAINST GEN. WEBB, THE NEW PLENIPOTEN-
TIARY TO BRAZIL.


TIARY TO BRAZIL.
Before Hon Judge Leonard.
JULY 1g.-7he Mechanics Bank Of TIE Ctr of Ntav
York James Watson Wetb-Ths suit was brought
to recover the OF s. 400 on foot of " note
made by the defendant payable to "hs own ordor,"
and said note also endorsed by him
The summons and complaint served upon the
defendant on the 18th June last On the I'd July defend
ant put IN an answer protesting against tho ursd on
this court herein and for other purpose the
complaint followshat the court has jurisdiction
Of this action th at tho time Of the OF
this action tho said defendant was aud ever since has
bcen and still s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary OF the United States Of America Brazil
duly appointed and commissioned as such by
Che President Of tho United States; and that
by the constitution Of the United States
tho courts OF the United States alone have exclusive cogn
zunce and jurisdiction IN all affecting ambassadors
public ministers and consus.r Counsel now moves for
Judgment for the plaintiff upon the ground that the deen-
dants answer 10 the complaint frivolous On hear
ing OF argument Of both sides tho motion was granted
with $40 costs. Chapman and Hitchcock attorneys for
plaintiff Evars, Soutmayd and Choate, attorneys for
defendant. It will be recocoted that suit of similar
nature was brought some wocks back aRsnst the
defendant In ono Of the District courts the Judge
then decided that the suit should be brought in federal
court,
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

OF PRICES FOR WATCHES, AND EVERY
u watch warrant Ad IL am selling Silver Watches for
So co. Hunting Case Watches 81 co. Gold Watches, el2
Hunting Case, S20 Gold Patent Levers $26 10 $50 aad all
styles at Esces low. 10 suit the times
/. JACOBS, ~ Cadar street.
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Married.


CRANE-NooM@-At Shelter Island, N. T.. on Thursday,
July Is, by tho Rev. Mr.. Huntington, DIR. CHARLES H.
CRANE OF tho United STATES Army, 70 SARAH p daughter
of S. b. Nicoil, ESQ., Of Shelter Island
lE VEFMAy-MUNOz On Wednesday, July 10, by Rev
Dr. Cummings pastor Of ST. Stephens Church, Twenty
eighth street. CLAUDIO Jusr0 I)R VERMAy TO MARIA DBL
FRANsrro DE IA CRUZ MUNoz, both OF Havana, Cuba
MoiLNEuxLCLARK in East Hartford, Conn, on Thurs
day, July rs, BY the Rev. Dr. Spring, Mr. EDWARD L.
MoIiNEUx Of Brooklyn NJ " 70 HATTIE d. only daughter
of George T. Clark Esq. Of the former place.
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roo LAVE FOH CLAssJFIOATION.

'T,OR sALE-oNE VERY HANDsoME LIGHT ROCK.
Il away, peary new one do, new, price tll0; oae
MAKERS also two new Jaeger Wagons. Apply at No. ~
Wooster street.
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THE THIRTY-sIxTH REGIMENT.

ACCIDENT TO COLONEL INEES.
Colonel Charles H Innes Of the Thirty sixth United
States Volunteers accidentally shot in the leg by the
discharge Of revolver while in the hands of Of his
officers the evening of the 18th inst Tho wound is
not serious one being but injury TO the 1esh and
will in short time be entirely healed
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Newspaper Train To-nIorrow.

special train will leave New York tho Nov Haven
road TO morrow (undAy morning. at an carly hour,
irving in New Haven at about eight o'clock The Sunday
morning edition Of tho HERALD, with latest intelligence
from the seat OF war will be for sale by agents at
all the stations on tho road
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Royal Havana Lottcry-Prizcs Cashed
and information furnished by CHASE CO., Bankers 10
Wall street, New York.
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Why Will You suAer.-Why Will PEG.
pie sur from corns bunons, bad nails, &C., when they
tcsdmony has been furnished that Dr. BRIGGS chropo-
est just the man TO treat all such Gases successfully
and by host Of ladies', 0dcs ala broadway. corner Of
Fulton street.
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the REBEL GOVERNMENT.
Meeting To-day Of the Confederate Congress
IN Richmond Of the Rebel
Representatives,


The rebel Congress will meet in Richmond to-day All
the old members who composed that body during its
eittngs In Montgomery Ala will again take their seats
with representatives from Eastern Virginia, North Caro-
Tina Tennessee Texas and Arkansas which States have
olnoe attached themselves to Je Davis confederacy
We give the Of the Executive Cabinet and Men,
bers Of Congress Of al the States, except Tennessee
3sxas and Arkansas, from which we have returns of
their electlOns;--
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1000 Photographs Taken Datly-At
HOLMES Picture Rooms, 264 and Se5 BROADWAY "a For
traits ST. Cards and Album Pictures, &c.
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HtlPs Hair Dye, 50c., Black or Brown,
best 10 use Depot No. Barclay street, and sold BY all
druggists
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and
Toupees the world wholesale and reail and
the bye privately applied at No Aston House 4
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THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Foreign Afans-Mcssrs. Rhett Nsbet, Perkins,
Walker, Keitt.
On Financs-Messrs. Toonbs, Barnwell, Kenner, Bar
~, McRae.
On Commercial Afdirs.-Messrs Memminger, Craw-
ford DcClouet, Morton, Curry.
On the Judiciary.-Messrs. Clayton, Withers, Hale
Cobb, Harris.
On Naval A6airs.-Messrs. Conrad, Chestnut Smith,
Wright, Owens
On Military AGairs.-Messrs. Barlow, Miles, Sparrow,
Renan, Anderson.
On Postal A0airs-Messrs. Chiffon, Boyce, Hill, Harri
bon, Curry.
On Pataas.-Mcssrs Brooke, Wilson, Lewis, Hill, Ken
ner.
On zsyritories-Messrs. Chestnut Campbell Marshall
Nisbct, Fcarn.
On Public Lamds.-Msssrs Marshall, Harris, Fearn
Anderson, Wright
On India" Asa'''-Messss Norton Hale, Lewis, Keitt
On Printing-Mcssrs I. R. R. Cobb, Harrison, Miles,
Chiffon, Perkins.
:, On Accoxnts-Messrs OWENS DcCouet, Campbell,
Hmith Crawford.
On Engrossmenss Shorter, Wilson, Kenan,
XcRao, Barlow.
There will probably be alterations made in the
above committees to bring In the MEMBERS if cir
cusances do not render necessary for the whole party
% dec from Richmond, like from sinking ship be-
Gore the committees be constituted. Gen. Mcdowell
u after them