The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-06

| seph Mayo received 100 Totess and General
w. G.. Wickham 90 votes. s-.-~,a,-sa--,-
Colonel Mayo was declared duly elected.
For the office Of SuperinteEde nt OF fuD-
i lie Printing Major r. #. Walker received
/ 121 votes aud John Z. Hathaway % votes. :
i Major Walker was declared duly elected:
For the office of Register of the band VI
flee w, p. III. Kellam received llS votes
4 and John r. Reid II votes.
1 Mr., KeIlam was declared duly elected.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The CHA1a announced the following stand
Ing committees: 49,,
Privileges and Elections.-Messrs; fsnn'
Lakeland, Quesenberry, Connally, biofiett,
Smith of Nelson, Finney, Ragland, ana hice'
Courts of Justice.-Messrs. Herndon,
Thomas, Connally, Penn, Hundley, XIX
patrick, Nowlin, Grimsley, Duff1eld, Crltcn-
er, and Allan. n-:,,oro
HundIey. Nowlin, Taylor, Patterson, Rag
land, Newberry, Moffett, and Massey:
| Roads and Internal Nartgatton.-Iessrs.
Critcher, Holiday, Cochran, Terry, que
senberry, Ward, Smith of Russell, Clarke ,
Fnance.-Messrs. Thomas, Cochran,
Wynne, Penn, Kirkpatrick, Pridemore'
| Grimslev, Eubank, and Lathrop.
BQnks.-Mesars. Cochran, Meem, Holia-
day, Smith of Russell, Nowlin, Dnihsio'
Eistham, and Maddox. .,;ok
| Public Institutions.---Mes>rs. hlrkpIn1llon'
Cochran, Holiday, Moffett, GreeFes, ,r ne"
lev, Ragland, Bland, Eubank, ffio'n.oie'
and Dawson. ,,o.,, Terry
ro nsre, a. Greeyer. GrimsIey, Herndon,
Cri1rher Dutfield. Connally, Newberry, and
Stevens. ru;,,,1o-- Duncan
hormr i,ckland, Greeyer, Dufheld, Mottett,
| Lawson, Clark, and Massey.
La" rouutu. Csty, and T6acn Organ'zQtions.-
| Nessrs. Connally, Ward, Hundley, Beazley,
PriIemore, Smith of Nelson, Finney, Law
son, and Evans. -
0 Enrolled Bils.-Messrs. Nowlin, Lack
LAND, Taylor, Ward, Beazley, Bland, and
Eastman.
To Examine Clerks O6fce.-Messrs. Hol-
laday, Eubank, and Smith Of Russell.
Joint Committee on Executive Erpend1-
turcs.-Messrs. Patterson, Meem, add Clark.
LtJraru.-NIessrs. W!nne, Finney, and
Lawson.
To Examine First auditors Office
Messrs. Taylor, Terry, and Maddox.
To Examine Second AUDITORS Otice.-
Messrs. HundIey, Patterson, and NeWberry.
TO Examine Registers 0tace.-Messrs.
Greever, Eastman, and Bland.
To Examine Tredsurer'S Cttce.-Messrs.
Terry, Quesen berry, and Smith OF Nelson.
Joint Committee to Examine Bonds OF Pub
he Oficers.-Messrs. Lakeland, HerndoD,
and Allan.
On Printiny-Mcssrs. Wynne and Bland.
Adjourned. ...
.. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met at - NJ. Speaker HANGER in
the chair. Prayer by Rev. A. G. Bedsoe, of
the Methodist Church.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The SPEAKER announced the following
standing committees:
Privileges and Elections.-Messrs. Mon
tague, Rddlebarger, Banks, VIM, Scruggs,
Brooks, Lowell, Griffith, Medley, Grayson,
P. X. Jones, and Goodwin.
Courts of Jstice.-Messrs. Coghill, Doo-
lev. Harrison, Magruder, STROLLER, Williams,
Taliaferro, Blair, Cockerille, Allen, Fulker-
son, Hudgins. aud B. W. Lacy.
Schools and Colleges.-Messrs. Magruder,
Gilman, Gardner, Scruggs, Wharton, Is. w.
Lacy, Morrison, Longley, Medley, Moore,
Gaines, Round, and Rufus S. Jones.
Public Property-MeSsrs. Armstrong,
Jack Carter, Howard, Jet, James, Flood,
Foster. Armentrout, Spratt, j. l.. Nash,
Thomas, Whitaker, and Harris.
Banks, Currency, and Commerce. Messrs.
Anderson, Swami, Mcmillan, Franklin,
Finney, P. Gibson, Stoval, Young, ONeal,
and Bickings.
Agriculture and Aanng.-Messrs. Brown,
Lamkin, Campbell, Sellers, Haden, Armen-
trout, Bohannon. IT. S. Gibson, Hoeninger,
Wallace, w. A. Nash, P. j. Carter, and
Nickens
Printsng.-Messrs. Riddlebargcr, Gilman,
and Morrison.
Observation-Disclosures. J. Armstead Car
ter, Lovenstein, Howard, A. j. Clark,
Brown, Wake, Cockerille, Allen, wager,
Taylcr, Morris, Lee, and Popham.
Chesapeake and its TributdrieS.-MeSs
Taliaferro, BagwelI, Mcmillan, Bohannon,
Gudgius, Massey, Yager, Cecil, John l..
Nash, John T. Hopkins, and Young.
Propositions and G,1euances.-Messrs.
Blair. Swami, VIM, Neeley, Lightner, Hol-
brook, Cecil, Lowell, Henderson, Young,
Paige, and Gillian.
Enrolled BiUs.-Messrs. Lovenstein, Crit
ftb. Haden, Lee, Richmond, Grayson, Mas
sew. J. l.. Nash, Thomas, and Rains.
House Expenses. -Mes Pannill, Long
lev. Loving, Taylor, and Morris.
kules.-Mr. Speaker (er-o6icio) and Messrs.
Dooley, Wharton, Hudgins, and b. W.
Iibrary.- Messrs. Gilman, j. H. Lacy,
Hunter, Holbrook, and Taylor
Executive OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. McMul-
Ian. Lightner, Beaton, Critz, Jordan, William
Hoskins, Lewis, Van Auken, Llpscomo,
Hamilton, and Syphax.s -.;l
Retrenchment and Economy hesSrs.
Banks, Riddebarger, Gardner, Alexander,
Henderson,. Hale, Jett, Gaines, James, rage,
p. ], Carter, and Hill. 80 ~! =
j Resolutions and Federal Retattons.--
Messrs. Hunter, Coghill, Ould, Montague,
Allen, Richmond, Lowell, FltzpatrlcS,
Round, and Rains. - ., .l.-,,,
.Mihtia and Poltce.----Messrs. Bagwell,
Dooley, Brooks, J. 81. Lacy, wager, flnney,
Withers, Flood, T. S. Gibson, Blcklngsi
Nickens, and Cox. -. d ;, ~. ~
-Asyl,.rns and Prisons.-Messrs. Fulker-
son, Wake, Pannill, Jordan, koiner, 10y
ensteiu, A. j. Clark. Sellers, William Hos
kins, Morris, shumate, Norton, and Matt,
Clarke, l .sa tt<5 .j'fi - 80 3t
Labor and Poor. -Messrs. Rogers, shu-
mate, Massey, Lipps, !spratt. Wallace, Ar
mentrout, J. L. Hoskins, :McGonigai, Moss,
/ Norton, ard Rufus S. Jones. "lss
Manufaotures ana Asehanic ! Arts,--'
Messrs. Critz, Lamkin, Lee, Foster, Hale,
/ Hoeninger, Lipps, Webb, Turner, Gillian,
Hamilton, and Moss. ~
| Counties, Cities, and To,ons.- Messrs. Har.
1ison, Graves, Rogers, Jack Carter Hol.
brook, Lewis, Withers, Crank, p. Gibson,
Webb, Pendleton, 'O'Neal, and Turner. -.
| Officers and Offices atale Capitol.-Messrs.