HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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Washington, February Owe learn, unofficial
&y, that John j. Crittenden has been appointed by
#he President of the United States, with the consent


of the Senate, to be Attorney OF the United States
&or the State Of Kentucky; and that Themes ~
#Fietcher has, in like manner been appointed Ator-


ney OF the United States for the District OF Tennes
8ser.


The bill respecting duties on Wool and Wooden
&Goods imported, has, after long and severe con-
$fc, and by close vote, been o'dered to be engros


sed for thild reading, 10 the House OF Represcn-
Sta,ives. II will probably pass the House OF Repre-.


sentatves but has afterwards TO pass The ordeal 81
Eth. Senate INTEL
II Washington, Feb l0.-The Message Of the Pre-
&siden, respecting the concerns OF Georgia and the
&Cfeek Indians, was yesterday taken up an The House


pf Representatives., and the merits of the matter 10


cidentally touched upon, and the subject finally re.
#rrred toa Select Committee. II was very salts
Factory TO observe that. far as could be inferred
from the expression oI opinion, an universal senti


ment seems to exist in favor Of buyug out from the


INDIANS the remnant OF theft title to land in Georgia,
3ho, covered by the Treaty os 1926.


4 This subject occupied the House 10 so late an


hour in the day, that the Order OF the Day, on the
8engrossed bill for increasing the duty on imported
Wool and Woolens. was not reached before the
4 hour OF adjournment, (past o'clock) arrived 1ht
8sesson is rapidly drawing to close and the quan'
Atiiy Of indispensable business yet to be acted upon
Dis, we believe, much greater than usual OF this pc
5rlod Of the Session Intel.