New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
THE xxxyu,h CONGRESS-.

THE XXXvIIth CONGRESS-.
Tho XXXVIIth Congress expired with yes
terday's sitting, which will terminate by I'D
journment at some hour Of this forenoon
Those who will cease to DO Senator'S at thai
hour are as follows:
Samuel E AinoARL David TurpIo, lad
Preston kips, y; L. Andrew johnson IenH
Dsvid Wl.ot' Penn. Anth0ny kenuedy. Nd
Rober, Wilson. No.
The following whose terms expire with yes.
terday's sitting, have been reelected for a full
term of sir years ensuing;
Cbsrles Sumner, Mas. James a. BsyNrd Del
Solomon Foot, VI Zachernh Chandler Mich.
James Dixon. Conn James X. Dooltte, W.,.
The following will first take seats to-day in the
new Senate:
Edwin ID. Morsan " Y. .Lemuel }. Bowdcn. Va
William Wright, n. J. Alexander hsn sey, MINI.
Cherries Il. BneAsew, Penn Thomas A. Hendricks Ind
John COnDen OF Cal (probaby absen.)
MIR Bosden has been erroneously announced Senator
from Bet Virginia. lie lives at Williamsburg, In the worry
heart Of Fdfrn Virginia and chosen by the oy. Les,
sury Of I'D Virginia Represent tina, State Wat Virginia
yet chosen ssure and Of U. g.
tors
OF the Members Of the House, SO far as the
elections have TRANSFERRED, but about third
have been reelected. Thus Of the thirty. three
Members from this State, but ten are returned
to the next House, of tho twenty.four from
Pennsylvania, but eight; of the nineteen from
Ohio, but five; Of the eleven from Indiana, but
iiye Missouri returns three out of seven, and
80 on. Massachusetts, returns six of her eleven:
wo note no other State az having yet returned
majority of her sitting Members. OF the six
Members chosen TO the next House from Mich
igan, but one (Francis W. Kellogg is reelected
Many Of the leading Members OF the present
HOuse will not have seats in the next. Messrs
Thomas Of Mass, Sedgwck, X. COnkng
Owen, DIN, spauldng, end +. A. Conkug Of
New-York, Hickman, Grow. Campbeh, COyodc
II. B. Wright, ond Biddle of Pa. Bingham
Horton. Shcllabargor, and yaandigham of
Ohio, Mckee, Dunn. and A. s. White Of Ind,
Potter of Wisconsin and Phelps Of Missouri,
are Of this nuuber We do not regard this as
decidedly strong House; but as yet the cleo
stronger. Messrs. Boutwell, Of Mass, Hulburd,
Herman, sLttlejohn, Fernando Wood, Brooks,
and Gauson Of our State, Thos. Williams and
Dawson Of Pa, X. c. Schcnck, Bliss, and X.
T.. SpauldlDg of Ohio, Orth of Ind, Kaason of
Iowa, are those whose past careers give the
fairest promise of eminence in the new House.
Several Of these have served with distinction in
former Houses; others in the Legislatures OF
their respective States NJ doubt, the new
House will develop marked ability in quarters
whence it is not now anticipated.
Of tho Members of the present House who
have already been reelected, Messrs. Stevens
and Kelley Of Penna., Corning aud Fenton Of
N. Y, Cox and Ashley of Ohio. Blair and
Rollins of No.. COlfax and Holman Of Ind,
LOvejOy and L. Is. Washburne Of ILL.,, Eliot
and Alley Of Mass, are best known to the
country. Mr.. Stevens would have been
prominent member Of any deliberativo body
that ever met, and with just little more
Difference " tho Judgments aud wishss Of bs