HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Messrs. Schsnck, Dabbin, McIlvane. Stan.
ton, and Jno. A. Rockwell, were appointed the
committee to inquire how the seal of conf
dence imposed by law has come to be broken,
and how Mr.. c. j. Ingersoll obtained certain
information in relation TO Mr. Webster.


Messrs. Petit, Vinton, J. Davis, d. P. King,
and Wilmot, composed the committee TO in,
quire into the truth of the charges against Mr..
Webster, with view of finding an impeach-
ment against him.


The use of the hall was voted for an exhibi-
tion this afternoon at five O'Clock, of the blind
pupils attached TO the institutions of Boston,
Philadelphia, ahd Virginia.


The bill TO establish the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, was discussed during the day in com
mittee, and resolution was passed to termi-
nate the debate in one hour after the House
shall again 60 into committee.


Mr.. Henly gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill to dispose Of the public printing
by contract.


And, at twenty-five minutes past three
O'Clock, the House adjourned.