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The Railroad Disaster at Carlisle.


Mr.. Matthews, editor Of the New Albany Ledger has
called upon the agent Of the press and states that the
only difference between his and the subsequently
reported facts relative the recent railroad disaster is
that the accident occurred the 22d Of June near Car
lisle instead Of at Losstee and soldiers train was run
into The loss Of life and limb at the former place
quite equal 10 the Ledg1's representations.
An accident also occurred at Logateo the same day.
which created the confusion OF place In the first report
telegraphed.
Thus, IL appears, the FIRST report substantially
correct and the contradiction by the railway agent
entirely unwsrrapted
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SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.

Rebel and federal Fratsrniso with
Each Othcr-Retgn OF Terror Among
the Original soccssionists, &c.
Tho Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says The following
extract OF letter recently received by gentleman OF
this paper and now In tho army has been kindly
furnished US Tor publication:
~ FIRST DIVISION, SrxrEsxrH Army CoRPs,
SELMA, Ala, juno 7, 1855
This region you know rne heart Of the slaveocracy.
about two thirds of the population 1t had entirely
escaped the horrors OF war; The poor whites we're all
forced into The army the rich stad a. nome In what
tailed humbug pretence OF serving agents.
contractors commissioners ETC. These latter grew rich
apparently richer than ever beforehand showed their
zeal Tor confederacy by bunting down tho poor
scripts and dcserers who numerous particularly
in the barren h region towards raisdega DssSion
They knew that their families starving and neglect
ed by the peculiarly selfish arsocracy and every instinct
led them homeward-even though they knew that they
would be outlaws and fugitves and hunted down actual
through, 'evangelising the bomb proofs Coincide
rate surgeon called the wild saturnaa Of that terrible
campaign. The phrase indicates his feelings Of spite
cere and whole hearted Confederate officers This cold
unsympathsing, arrogant aristocracy which had ne
duty 70 =. and had smiled
strictly Evangelical" 10 use the Doctors phrase and
how they h9wed In one day they fell 2 poverty real
the work Of plumber and the flames, they went under
patton and the moment they found US CIVIL they became
arrogant until they found that with all our civy, we
were gloomy and terrible engine Of the power OF the
government. Then came obsequiousnessi
But am wandering from the point wished TO illus.
trate The next In the drama was the return Of
es Of war' AFFILIATED Teerr.sed at VITA troops
va; rss 2" era S.g Ss:a ' c,c Ss..S;Hs
sChovnt roxnfu In
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The Saengerfcst.
MEETING OF THE FEST DRLEGATEs-THK PRO-



The delegates OF the German societies charged with
the preparations for the saengerfsst, which will COM
Saturday held another meeting last night for
the purpose Of completing the arrangements Mr. stef
fen presided, and q full delegation, representing about
thirty six societies, present A number Of CON-
munications from the societies Of the neghborng cities
were read by Mr. Gelfuss Mr. Erbe, OF the
committee appointed 10 quarters for the
visiting singers reported that the arrangements for
quarterng the visitors who TO be guests Of the New
York singers during the musical festivsI arc nearly
complete only three societesthe Turner Saengcrbund
Of Baltimore the Aron and Aurora OF Newarknot hav
ing been provided for yet Some special arrangements
were made TO quarters for these singers. Mr.
Conn., of tho committee appointed TO make arrangements
for entertaining the visiting singers also submitted
port Arrangements have been made TO entertain some
twelve hundred singers on their arrival, at an ex-
pense os Ave hundred dollars or upwards and the
committee authorized TO make contract with the
proprietor Of the German Assembly Rooms. The Bag
gage Committee was directed TO make some special
arrangements for taking charge OF the baggage OF the
Mr. Cassen submitted the details Of the programme
as follows:-The headquarters Of the Ninth saen.
gerfest is at the Germania Assembly Rooms, IN the
Bowery. Tho musical exercises are 10 take place at
the Academy OF Music, and the picnic Is 10 be held at
Jones' Wood on Wednesday
Saturday july I5-ArriyaI and reception Of the visit
ing societies grand torchlight procession will take
place from the landing place 90 the City Hall and thence
verein will escort the singers The reception will take
place at the Park aud the City Hall will be Illuminated
with Bengal lights.
sunday, July Ie-Meetng Of the singers at headquar.
ters for general rehearsal nj nine A. NJ General re-
hearsa Of the visitors and the New York singers for tho
main at half past ten NJ Concert at the AGA
deny OF Music at eight O'Clock p. NJ
Monday July Injecting Of the singers at headquar-
tiers at eight O'Clock procession will take place from
Germania Assembly Rooms TO the Park, where Mayor
Guntber In behalf Of the city, will welcome tho singers
From the City Hal! Park the procession will move
through Broadway 10 the Academy OF Music, In Four
tenth street.
Tuesday, July 1sMeeug OF delegates Of the societies
at the Germania Assembly Rooms. Excursion TO the
Central Park at Prize concert in the evening at
| the Academy Of Music.
Wednesday, July 19-Proccssion OF singers and picnic
at Jones' Wood Thirty two cannon savos will be fired
tho arrival Of the singers ut Jones' Wood, where the
prize distribution is TO take place.
Thursday, July 20Cosins exercises Departure Of the
visiting singers The leaders Of the musical exercises
are Messrs Pauer and Bergman, and Mr. Jos Hillen
brand has been appointed Fest marshal.
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they have doue work enough and that for he rest Of
their lives they will live In case.
RAILROAD TELaoRAPH.
Tho railroad from here 10 running 70 Marshall rexas
distance OF forty miles. The telegraph u working 70
IL will be in working order Houston, Texas, 10 few
days line expected 10 DO built 10 vicks6urg. Mics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-09
The Boot on tho Wrong Leg.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

FHnAbkFHA, July Y 1900
u your issue OF the Sd inst you make the oympan
Quiet Club OF this city beaten by the Manhattan Of Ho
boken by twenty. I've take II for granted that
your reporter 20 returned H. Allow me- through the
medium Of your valuable paper TO correct tho staement
The Manhattan Club In their first innings, scored sixty
four ruhs in their second, nftyoue runs. The 0iym
plans rst innings scored eighty 1.-TWO, instead Of SIXTY
two; In their second innings their last wicket fell for
twenty nine, thus defeating them by SIX runs.
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COMPLAINT or RELEASED ANDERsONvILLE PRreON-
ERs OF THEIR TREATMENT ON HARRIS ISL AND.
TO EDITOR or THE HERALD
Harris IsIASp, Jny o. 1888
There arc number Of released United States sold err
here who have suffered prisoners at Andersonvis for
al least one year. and who confined them for
twenty months We released by way OF jack
sonvile Fla and not being ablo TO- bear transportation
North were left the hospital ut Hilton Head ora few
weeks After gaining strength we were shipped TO
New York where we kept In tho United States Hos
pita until our papers sent from Washington ana
then we were sent DO mustered out Immediately
We have now been here three weeks and moth ns hns
been done for US We get neither discharge noF
medical attendance and we are gradually being reduces
by decentralization the skeletons to which the
starvation OF tho rebels reduced Cannot rod be
cut for our benents II not It will be doubly dyed red
with blood. ANDERSONVILLE PklSoNEk
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A.-Cherokee Pills. Female Regula 40r.-
SUGAR COATED.-The only certain and unfailns female
regulator One box o. Six boxes s. free Of post
age We desire 10 send pamphlet free OF postage 10 every
lady In the land.
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE INJECTION
discharges In male female aud cures
three days Price, three bottea
for %. Sent by express ~ any address
CHEROKEECURE. III unfalhng cure for Lossof Memosys
Universal Lassude Pains tho Back Dmness OF visou
Weak Nerves, Trembling wahsfaness and all disease
caused the path Of nature and INDUCING
youthful foles Price, three bottles for o. Sent By ca
press any address.
DR. wRIGHTs REJUvENAT1NG ELIXIR, OR ES-
SENCE LIFE restores to fun and manly power
those debated and out through disease or excess
PRICE, S. Sent by address.
The CiEROKRE MEDICINES are sold by all cnterpris-
ing drugss On receipt Of price send them, securely
free portion Of the civ1ed
globe express Full particulars In our ~ page pamphle
which wish every Address letters 10y
advice pamphlets medicine, to DR.. W. H. MERwIN, 81
Walker street, New York.
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Sweet Lipa

Sweet Lips
il the pretty princess the fairy tale and
lady Princess Sweet Lips she chooses 10 use tha
frarrancc breathing SOZODONT This OF In
Vulnerable aromatic herbs removes every bemsh from the
teeth gives ungc 10 the and rent-s the
mouth 40 pure and fresh an infant.
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Throw physic to the dogs. IN none Oft
To make assurance doubiy sure
American public Just what the people need ,s.
:y ,ar IN Ii. sd.
Back equal NOT he sas; =, virtue:
aesi effect. Try H. 70 dyspepacs aud be cured
A.-Marsh's Truss Institute, 2a2 Broad
way, Museum Building -rrusss, shoulder Braces sie
Elastic Abdominal supporter sik Elastic s'ossns II, 40
f.ssi'' applied and satisfaction guaranteed o''" ~
All PRIZES Cashcd In Legal Lottcraes7
'''e''"' '"' j. cLUrE Broker, I7o broadway.
Address 20 sn,oLers.-PolIak d son,
street, Ppe. and Cigar Holder. retail order.
Ask for BaIche's Mn ndoiine for the Hair.
GhswkL % wSo.se c as,n Retail As'n
B.rtietts Sewing Machine and Needle
s.l The Florence" sewing Machines.
BatcheIor's HAIR Dye-The Best in the
world Harmless reliable nsananeous. The only porfees
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
Chevalier's Life for the HAIR RESTORES
gray hair to @ original color stops M sns out s,sP' h. as
dressing sold at the drug sieei ana 81 AI b.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and
all diseases Of the feet, cured by Dr. zACiLhliE '~
Broadway
Goyrmud,s Mcdicnted Soap cures Tan,
Pmpes Frecklcs, sunburn Eruptens aud ~ s,n n's,n
ishes AZ his depot tos Broadwsy Sa,snaS snepaIly
c.u,,em.u,s scarf Pins-Two, Three.
roIf sna s 90 sf Boa9%sy one door
Mr.. window. Soothing syrup Ii tho
IN the United and been used for thirty WIN
Their RELIEVES ..,s The sSd sTs% . pain ), Ug ,,s:
re., sgS Fl hs sss % The chd
Mile. o'Reiiiey Colonel Haipine) Carte
V'' and '1P g. cor co. 81 "a
Howe sewing Machine Company. Eiiss
HOWE, Jr, President No. s2s Broadway New s~k-
Madame Bernard, Chiropodist, 2i6 sinth
avenue Fourteenth Corns. Bunions Bad NAss
&c, &c, cared without pain.
Smith, Martin Il Co..,
Bankers and stock csmm'..,es Brca.ss
U.s.7N LOAN AGENTS
Tbsdi6erepa denominations on hand ready tcs mneams
delivery and liberal commissions allowed 70 parties pareAa'
Hi oisssss Of government securities parehssed and To-
sale.
The New Game Of .Croquet,,@,aAy i s.sc !
s MANN eS s. ~; sS s%s ss. ''r''
Tn. Only sure Remedy for Healthy
constitution 70 take DIR. HUNTBRs koV. . h. ~ sns
rars I scoS.eaa Sr sisss
blochss eruptions, pimpics bcs efyapsm w 10y. al.
nr. acre ewes syphis and all foul dseases diseases OF
ss s' .ssJ p ssS sss si No. SssCa street
| 1884 BOOK gratis
wheeler Il Wilson, 40. Gas Broadway,
Now YORK -Losk stitch Sewing Machines and Hutton HOG
Machines.
wiicos & Ribbs' sewing msehiae'-oos
, nrVadwav
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weather Report.

Yesterday another very hot day The thcrmome
ter stood az follows at the places named:--
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The imagine alton L. stinulated by the
ncense Of dowers and there was poetry IN
II Is breathed silently and soothngy from PHALOS'e
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS, the most bewching Of all
fragrant that chemic art has extracted from
the floral Kingdom Sold everywhere.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dyc-The Best i'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only porfees
dye. Factory ~ Barclay street.
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Ask for Balche's Ma ndoiine for the Hair.
"Invaluable.r CAswELL MACK A co, Retail Agentss
HOWARD, SANGER co, Wholesale Agents.
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The New Game OF "Croquet.".A lnrgs 4
assortment Of this game be found AZ AbThoF phH~
MANN y, 81 Maiden lane
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Bartlett's Sewing Machine and Needle
Depot 500 broadway opposite Metropolitan Ho-
tel The Florence Sewing Machines
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, AMI
all diseases Of the feet, cured by Dr. IACiLbsiN '~
Broadway
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal Lottcraes7
'"''"' " j. CLUrE. Broker, l7G broadway.
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Chevalier's Life for the HAIR Restores
gray hair to its original color stops s telling out keps the
heed clean stands above with any other hair
dressing sold at the drug stores aud A. my office N. M
Hrn.dway SARAH A. CIIEVAI.iE!t NJ d.
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Personal Intelligence.


The Q,lebec Mercury states that Chas Mackny, IL
tho "own correspondent In New YORK o. the
london Tina is about TO make tour through all the
Canadian provinces with view Of learning and giving
publicity In the Times to- their Views on the subject OF
confederation
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Address 10 sm0kers.-Pollak - Son,
Meerschaum Manufacturers CO.. Broadway, near Fonrsh
street Pipes and Cigar Holders retail cut to ordcrs
boiled, mounted and repaired.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Institute, 223 Broad
way Museum Building -Trusses Shoulder Braces, silk
Elastic Abdominal Supporters SILK Elastic stockings 40
Carefully applied and saisa elton guaranteed Open III
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Geutlemen's scarf Pins-Two, Tnreee
-Four and Five 10 one Hundred Dollars each Tor sale ~ O.
G. ALLEN No. ais Broadway one door oeio~ canal ssess
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(s0u m rd's Medicnted Soap cures Tan,
Pmpes Freckles Sunhurn Erupuons, aud az Kun nrin
ishes at his depot, t5S Broadway Caepdcr
Bates Bos,on; Johnson Detroit and druggists gns'~v
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Madame Bernard, Chiropodist, 2f6 S1th
avenue near Fourteenth Corns Bunions Bad NAs
Ac Ac cared without palm
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The Only sure Remedy for = T rs,s. ~
Bonr fracture rapidly cures diseases wnen "a suseu
Nv ,up,re bood-scrofula kings evil tumora ON sores
Xo,eh.s srvntlons pmpics boiis eryspe, tetAr, salt
Yhsum A. Anthony IRE sca head ringwsrm .nnccrcns
he heart paptaton, dyspepsia ulcsAon OF zones o. ne
nose scalp face 81 visL NO division stree" "nco
Hnnk
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Us7U LOAN AGENTS.
Tbs different denominations on hand reaoy tcx mme1'ss
delivery and bsa allowed to parties purchss
lug for resale. -.,.. ..-.,...s "a IA,
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Miles O'Reiilcy Colonel Haipine) Carlo
DO Vi'''e' A"' g. D. PREDRfCRs CO, So broadway.
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wheeler d Wilson, 40. cas- Broadway,
Now York-Iosk Stitch Sew Machines and Hutton ITO"
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prescription Of one OF female scians aud nurse
IN the United and has been USED tor thy wn
her children II relieves the child from palm corretts
srtv of the stomach relieves wind collie; and, BY giving
80, ia bssh 10 the child comforts the mother.
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HOWE Jr, President No. $40 Broadway. Rev York
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Throw physic 10 the dogs, III none oft
To make assurance doubIy sure
III take''-PLANTAri0S birTERs,
They never fail.
fs great stomachic Healer long and fvorably Known
to the American public IL just what the people need las
remedy rely For Dyspepsia, Heartburn Head
ache Dizziness Ague, Liver Complaints Pains IN the sIds
and Back &c IL equal the least among It's virtues
s pasantness 10 the taste and Immediate Bona
dcisl effect. Try It, 70 dyspeptcs, and be cured.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
Chairman: Mes.rs. Chandler, Wilson. Ne

Chairman; Messrs. Chandler, Wilson, Ne
smith ana Wright.
CIaims-Mr. Clark; Chairman; Messrs
Howe. Anthony, Henderson, Williams
Norton and Davis.
District of mbia--Mr. Morrill,
Chairman; Messrs. Wade, Wiley, Sum
DER, Henderson, Yates, and Riddle.
Patents and the Patent Otice-Mr
Cowao, Chairman; Messrs. Lane OF Indi-
aaa, Poland, Norton and Guthrie.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Mr
Foot, Chairman; Messrs. Brown, Trum~
br1lf, Grimes and Hendricks.
Terrltories->Mr. Wade, Chairman
Messrs Lane, of Kansas, Norton, Nye
and Davis
On the Pacific Railroad-Mr. Howard,
Chairman; NJ ssrs Sherman, Morgan, Cons
cess, Brown, Yates, Cragin, Ramsey and
Stewart.
To Audit and Control the Contingent
Expenses OF the Senate-Mr. Brown,
Chalrinan; Messrs. Foot and Sherman.
Engrossed Bills-Mr. Wiley, Chair
man; Messrs. Lane OF Indiana, and Sums
ner.
Mines and Mining-Mr. Conness, Chair
man; 9lfssrs. Chandler, Morgan, Cress-
well, Buckalew and Guthrie.
The following are the joint standing
committees:
Joint Committee on Printing, on the
part of the Senate: MessrsA Anthony Chair
man; Blown and RIDDLE.
Joint Committee on Fnlolled Bills, on
the part of ihe Senate: Messrs. Nye
Chairman Howe and Cowan.
JOINT Committee an the LIBRARY, on the
part of the Senate: Messrs. Howe, Chair
man; Howard and Feseenden.
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CoNCREssIoNAL.-Hon f. G.. Peyton
member of Congress e,ect from the fith
Congressional district of this State, Was il
tive city yesterday on his way home from
Washington. He thinks that the South
ern members will be admitted before the
close of the session and believes that was
the general impression at Washington
when he left. Senators Sharkey and al,
corn were still at Washington and will
remain there some weeks. Our Repre>
sentatives are all either at home or on
the way there.
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aeA, The Biggest thing" yet in the
way Ut robbery, was perpetrated in thi,
city on Wednesday night. Some thieve.
took ten bales of cotton troa the ware
house of Mr.. Vernoy, on OAelhrop
street, and carried them off 20 othel
parts.-ColumOus (Ga, Enquirer.
That Biggest thing" of yours would
be called rather icayunish busines,
over this way. That is no stealing at all
A Mississippi or Alabama cotton THE
wouldn't dirty his hands with such lit
tie affair as that. Nothing less than fifty
bales is CT nsiderek worth stealing in this
section. While so 10 200 have been spir
lied away in night. Big hing' is it ;
why yon don't know what stealing is.
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- The situation of ahe. south at

IA The situation of .ti1e. South al
present is one of humiliation and is likely
to continue for some time. The radicals
are pressing forward their plans and thus
tar has overshadowed the conservative
portion of Congress and are carrying
| matters with higa hand. Well we say
give them clear road and fr e Iun-
| tIe harder and faster they drive the
| ,oner they WILL become exhausted -
The South must wait. The radio Il pro-
gramme will strengthen the conserva~
tlyes and prepare the way for batter
| ceiling between the masses. Such g
curse as they are now pursuing will in
evitably bring ruin upon themselves. Us
| tendency is to sicken the country, ana
sooner or later, tney will be brought
around with sudden reaction which
viii lead TO their ultimate downfall IL
toe time of the French Revolution, the
fierce spirits of the Jacobins encouraged
oy their very brutality, Girondism, and
we shall have here a repetition of the
same in the downfall of Radicalism.
History but repeats itself The fierce,
malignant spiritfwhich is daily shown by
Wilson, by Sumner and Stevens and
echoed by the radical press with tenfold
force will recoil upon themselves, slowly,
perhaps, but nevertheless certain to de-
stroy those whose whole aim now appears
to be to crush the South, crush the high
spirit of her people and bring them on
their kness before New England power
and fanaticism. They will fail, but while
we believe this we would urge our
people to patience. The fierce flame which
now burns so brightly, is well nurtured,
and the conflict is a life and death matter
The rise of conservatism to power, will
be the death blow to Redicalism, for at
least generation, if not forever, and the
struggle will be long, but we are assured
not doubtful and it is necessary that we
bide our time. The dose is bitter one,
but we must drain the cup, Lefore it is
passed from our lips. Therefore, while
all looks dark, we have hopes for the fu
ture welfare of the South and her people,
and the day cannot be far distant, when
we shall meet as equals in the great
brotherhood of States, with The rights OF
the States and the liberty of our people
fully guaranteed.
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Thiriy-SinIIa Congrcss-The SENATE
Saandius Committees
WAsHINCToN Dee G 1QG

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 1865.
| Ou motion OF Mr.. Anthony the Senate
! proceeded TO the election Of the staudlno
committees Tor the session.
The rules requiring the election of the
Chairman OF the Committee by ballot
were suspended, and the following were
announced as the committees:
Foreign Relations.-Mr- Sumner, Chair
man; Messrs Doolittle, Harris, Hender-
son. Wade, Johnson and Buckalew.
Flnance.-Mr. Fessenden, Cnairman:
Mesars. Sherman, Cowan, Van WukIe.
Morgan, Williams and Guthrie.
Commerce.-Mr. Chandler, Chairman
Messrs. Morrow, Morgan, Howe, Foote
and Nesmith OF Oregon.
Manuactures.-Mr' Sprague, Chair
man; Messrs. Dixon, Pomeroy, Riddle
and Wright.
AgrlcuIture.-Mr. Sherman, Chairman:
messrS Lane of Kansas. CressweIl, Cow
an and Guthrie
Mlil'ary Affairs and the Militia.-Mr.
lison Chairman; Messrs Lane OF Iud,-
diana. Howard, Nesmith, Sprague, Brown
ana DoohttIe.
Naval Atiairs.-Mr. Anthony, Chair
man; Messrs Harris. Clark, johnson.
Poland and Stewart
PostoHlee and Post r )ads.-Mr. Dixon
Chairman; Messrs Ramsey, Conness, Buck
alew, Pomeroy, Van Minkle, and Antho.
ny.
Public Lands.-Mr Pomeroy, Chair
man; Messrs. Stewart, Cresswell, Hen |
tricks, Wright Games and Harris.
Private Land ClaIms-Mr Harris. Chair |
man; Messrs Howard Poland, Riddle |
and Stockton.
indian Atiairs.-Mr. Doolittle, Chair
nan; MesSIs Lane OF Kansas, Trumbull. I
llark, Norton, Nesmith and Buckalaw.
tensions Mr.. Lane of Indiana, Chair
nan; Messrs. Van Wrinkle, Foot, Wilson.
Davis aud Stockton.
Revolutionary Claims--Mr. Ramsey,