The national Republican., 1861-07-09

James Burlington Of Massachusetts, Abraham
b. Olin OF New York, Will am Allen of Ohio,
Gilman Marston of New Hampshire, Hendrick
b. Wright Of Pennsylvania, and James s.
jackson Of Kentucky. a, a ..t f.sh
On the Militid-Robert B. Van Valkenburgh
OF New York, William M. Dunn of'lndiana,
Sydenbam T.. Ancona Of Pennsylvania, Charles
Delano of Massachusetts, Charles J. Biddle of
Pennsylvania, Richard A. Harrison of Ohio,
William G. Brown Of, Virginia, William P.
Cutler Of Ohio, and john N. Goodwin Of Maine.
On Naodl Afairs-- Charles B. Sedgwick Of
New York, Alexander H, Rice. OF Massachu.
sets, Philip B. Fouke Of Illinois, James K.
Moorhead of Pennsylvania, James E. English
of Connecticut, John P. verree Of Pennsylva.
MIA, Frederick A. Pike of Maine, Frederick A.
Conkling of New York, and William H. Wads.
worth Of Kentucky. inls6 8g- .a-yn0e.Q
On Foreign A6ai,s-John J. Crittenden of
Kentucky, Daniel W. Gooch Of Massachusetts,
Samuel s. Cox of Ohio, Albert S. White of In.
diana, Robert Mcknight of Pennsylvania, Al
fred A. Burnham of rConnecticut, Francis
Thomas of Maryland, Theodore NJ. Pomeroy
Of New York, and George P. Fisher of Della.
ware.g ID SEQ ~ r-E t..uyt ...E
On the 7ervitories---James M. Ashley of
Ohio, Charles H. Van Wyck of New York,
James A. Cravens of Indiana, William Kel.
logg Of Illinois, Fernando G. Beman Of Michi.
gan, John W. Reid of Missouri, A. Scott Sloan
Of Wisconsin, Goldsmith +. Bailey Of Massa.
chusetts, and Aaron Hardin & Of Kentucky.
On Revolutionary Pensions Charles H. Van
Wyck Of New York, Samuel 8. Blair, Of Penn.
sylvania, John 8. Carle Of Virginia, Johu F.
Potter Of Wisconsin, William Morris Davis Of
Pennsylvania, John B, Steel of New York,
Bradley F. Granger Of Michigan, John Law Of
Indiana, and William @. Steel of New Jersey.
On Lnoalid Pensions-Alfred Ely of New
York, Socrates n. Sherman of New York,
John A. Logan of Illinois, Richard A. Harrison
Of Ohio, William P. Cutler of Ohio, X. V. Wha.
ley of Virginia, John n Goodwin Of Maine,
Benjamin Wood of New York, George 7. Cobb
of New Jersey. .I u 20 7N'f'
On Roads and Candls-Robsrt Mallory of
Kentucky, John A. Gurlsy of Ohio, James T..
Hale of Pennsylvania, Burt Van Horn Of New
York, Isaac N. Arnold of Illinois, Robert h.
Nugent Of Ohio, Stephen Baker Of New York,
Philip johnson Of Pennsylvania, Fernando G.
Beman Of Michigan. ~ ''2 'D'
On Pateats-William Mckee Dunn Of Indi.
ana, John H. Rice Of Maine, Stephen Baker ol
New York, Philip johnson Of Pennsylvania,
and Warren P. Noble of Ohio. I,l
R. Train of Massachusetts, Owen Lovejoy Of
Illinois, Isaac C. Delaplaine of New York,
Robert Mcknight of Pennsylvania, and James
R. Morris Of Ohio.
On Rerisal and Unfinished Business-John
A. Logan of Illinois, Elijah Babbitt Of Penn.
sylvania, John W. Menzies Of Kentucky, Sam
uel C. Fessenden of Maine, and Edward Haight
Of New York.
On Mileage-James G. Robinson Of Illinois
John W. Killinger of Pennsylvania, Augustus
Frank Of New York, Henry Grider of Ken
lucky, and Benjamin Wood Of New York.
On Accounts-James Bufinton of Massa
chusetts, Edward H. Rollins of New Harnp
+ shire, William E. Lehman of Pennsylvania
, Samuel T. Worcester Of Ohio, and George W
Dunlsp Of Kentucky. 1lG ...rry
On Expenditures in the State Department.
James b. Mexican of New York, James G
Robinson Of Illinois, John T. Nixon of New
: Jersey, William Vandever of Iowa, aud Chas
II. Upton of Virginia.
, On Expenditures in the Tsasury Depart
ment-Moses F. Odell of New York, James H
Campbell of Pennsylvania, John A. Bingham
of Ohio, Alexander Fl. Rice of Massachusetts
| and William G. Steele Of New Jersey.
. On Expenditures in The Var Department.
William A. Wheeler of New York, Samuel R
: Curtis of Iowa, Chauncey Vibbard Of New
, York, William Mitchell of Indiana, and Jane
' S. Rollins of Missouri.
, On Expenditures in the Many Department.
!. George ". Dunlap Of Kentucky, Edward Nc
| Pherson of Pennsylvania, Harrison G. Blak
of Ohio, Portus Baxter of Vermont, and Thos
'. B. Cooper Of Pennsylvania.
!. On Expenditures in the Post Office Depart
!. ment-John W. Killinger of Pennsylvania
, Charles A. Wickliffe OF Kentucky, Carey
!. Trimble Of Ohio, Francis W. Kellogg of Mich
;. igan, and Edward q. Smith of New York.
| n s,, H., T,to
:. znent-William Allen Of Ohio, Martin F. Cor
J. way of Kansas, Socrates N. Sherman of Ne,
;, York, Samuel Shellsbarger Of Ohio, and Thoma
q B. Cooper Of Pennsylvania.
}, On Expenditures on the Public Buildings
:. Jesse Lazear Of Pennsylvania, William I
:. Kelly of Pennsylvania, Jacob P. Chamberlai
Of New York, William Wall of New York, an
:. Nehemiah Perry of New Jersey.
Joint Committee on the Library-Edwar
IS Mcpherson of Pennsylvania, Augustus Fran
If Of New York, and John Law of Indiana.
}. Joint Committee on Printing-E. P. Walto
!, of Vermont, Ambrose W. Clark of New Yorl
and Joseph Baily of Pennsylvania,
If Joint Committee on Enrolled Bius-Bradle
n F. Granger Of Michigan, and George I. Cob
i. of New Jersey.
;. Mr.. HICKMAN, of Pennsylvania, asked I
T. be excused from serving on the Judiciary Con
mittee, which was granted.
!. Mr.. BURNETT, OF Kentucky, submitted
0, similar request, from serving on the Committ'
l. for the District of Columbia. Granted.
k, On motion Of Mr.. MCKNIGHT, Of Pennsy
,r vania,
n The Clerk proceeded to call the roll of IL
members for the selection of seats.
Of The Speaker then proceeded to call IL
W House, by States, for bills for reference.
K, Mr.. BABBITT, of Pennsylvania, introduce
N bill to divide the State Of Pennsylvania in
,f three judicial districts.
u. The Speaker then proceeded to cali IL