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HEAD of Ky, BERRIEN of Ga, and PENNY BAcKgR ol Va, appeared in their seats.

 Mir. ARCHER ol Va, presented the creden- tals of .he two last named, who took ihe oath.

 Ht. BENTON presented a memorial from American citizens il Oregon asking for the extension of our laws over them.

 3lr.CAuERox presented memorial against the reception of1'exQs as d Slave Stae.

 Nr. SEVER moved postpohement oi the election of officers oi Committees until to- morrow. Mr MANGUM said the rules re- quired i, should be done to-day, and all ai- teraj'oa ol ,he rules woa.d be required. Mf. CGa4Fos lad no objection to p3 .p1ains tie ch5ice ot Committees, but he could see TO reason for poslponigg the election oi officers. Mf. SEWER said ilAey wished to push the mailer they could do 70, and they were pre- pared for them. The posiponcmenL was asked for the sake ef satisfaction 10 ihe ofher aiGa in s4e selection ol Committees Mir CRTfGNHaT saw n3 reason for qoatPoalog jHe esesjaa Ht aaicees. He Was dasl.ous of giving lGe majority their own time for the IoTmg.iuuol GumMIapes. MflAELEN hoped tile whole would be postponed, or none.

 h.t. SEWER moved aa adjournment, which was carried, on division by D 10 2l.

 II9csa oFGasE1saNrArIyas.--iheSia OF eSiaad- l1g Committees were announced a5 follows.

 STANDING COMMITTEES Or HE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

 OF TIE UNITED STATES, r4xESHG-SlNTH CoNGRESs-FtRsf SESSION.

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