On the Rail road Connection between the South Atlantic States and the Mississippi riv-
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0n the Rail road Connection between the : South Atlantic States and the Mississippi riv- CT. ff' On the Agriculture of the South. On Manufactures in the South. , ReSolUed, That this Convention. by an pointing committees on agriculture and man uiacturlng at the South, does not thereby in- ] tend to express or imply that the federal go- Vernment does or does not possess power over these subIects-nor any thing more. by such committees, than to elicit information and action useful to the cotton growing Sta tes; and 1t is ordered that the President of thls convention be authorized to enlarge any of the special committees directed by the foregoing resolutions.

 On motion of Le Roy Pope, Jr.. Esq.

 ReSolUed, That committee of corresnon- dence be appointed, whose duty shall be to communicate with citizens of the Western and Southern States friendly to the objects of the Convention, to be held in November next, and to urge the importance of full delegations to said convention

 General Executive Committee, Sell G smith, E J Shields, J Finley, Wheatley, W M. King, J Fowkes and L. Shanks. Committee of Correspondence Pope, Il McMahon, J Finley, E M Y erger, T J Hurley, J P Trezevant, D Morrison and L c Trezevant

 Committee on the Military and Naval re- sources and necessities of the West and South.-S W Black, II Foster, Pttsburg. f Begs, Cinn., A Douglass, H., Jas Guthrie, Louisville, " L Williams, St Louis. o c Comstock, Michigan, A. Pike, Arkansas, J A Qultman and Roger Barton, Miss, w. Bar row, La, c c Clay, Ala, Willo. Williams, Nashville Sam Houston, Texas.

 On motion, Gen. E. P. Gaines was added.

 Committee on Improvement of the Wes- tern Rvers.-A. B. Chambers and W. NJ. Shrleye, St Louis, Capt Pennyweight, Ohio, A Bingaman, Matches, E Hickman and w W Hart, Tenn, c Ashley, Ark, P Minor and J " sBreedlove, La, G " Martin, Tenn, Capt. Shallcross and Riley, Ky, Shadrack Penn, Jr., and Judge Bowlin, Mo-, William Shanks, Indiana.

 Committee on the Improvement of the Ohio River.-T Bingham and Josiah King, Pittsbnrg, Judge Hall and Mr. Barnes, Cmn, c " Thompson, Wheeling, L Shrieve and C M Strader Louisville, s Paxton, N. Ala, Robert I'riplett, Henderson, NJ Barnes, Ky,

 Committee on the Connection of the Wes- tern Rivers with the Lakes, by Ship Canal. W Walters, Butterfeld, N II Judd, W B Ogden and Jacob Fry.

 On motion, Lieut.. Maury was added.

 Committee on the Western Armory-G T W Davis, Thomas Morris, A G Caldwell Il Eddy, J McLernard, Joseph Wa kins, \ B Bradford and E M Yerger

 Committee on the Military road through Arkansas, from the Mississippi river to the Western fronter.-D II Bingham, Borland, A H Sevier, Vim Strong, Wm Ferguson, A Fowler, " c Dunlap, Wardow Howard E Banks and Jos Wright.

 Committee on the Forts and Defenees of the western Indian fronier.-A G Mayors, J Rodg gers, Elias Rector, s. L Oliver, c Axe, Joseph Bennett and Macklin.

 Committee on Western Mas.--M B Win chester, J. M. Weimer, G Crawford, R Stan ton, II B B Hale, B Williams, c McKibbin, L Il Mosby, II D Coleman, w Wren, A G Penn, J Fickland L P Cheatham.

 Committee on Western Marine Ifospitals.- Drs. Cartwright, Natchez, Stone, N O., Bal four, Vieksburg, " Christian, Memphis, H Lane, St. Louis, D Drake, Louisville, L c Rives, Cinn., " Irwin, Pttsburg, Houston, Wheeling.

 Committee on the levying and retaining the public low lands on the borders of the large western rivers.-D Craghead, II II Means, John Martin, Tenn, Thos Craighead, P G Rives, T Farerly, B Johnson, T M Col lins and NJ Fletcher, Ark, Dr. Worthing- ton, H l. Douglass, A c McNuh and c Per cy, Miss, Major Riland, Mo-, G Profit, la, Governor Ford, H., D Hatch, John Hardin, " II Gaines, E Il Fletcher, w D Ferguson

 Committee on the rail road connection be- tween Charleston, s. C., and the Mississippi river.--R Topp, W B Morris, N Anderson, J Potts and Dr Davis, Tenn, Col Gadsden and K Boyce, s. C., J H Lumpkin and Joel Crawford, Ga, W P Mangum, N. C., N. Da- wis, R. Fearn, Col Lane and Mr.-Brown, Engineer, Ala J. Thompson, w Lumpkin and Joseph Chalmers, Miss, W 5 Brown, Rome Ga., E Holmes, s C., Pope, D Nor rison, Tenn,

 Committee on the Agriculture of the South. J Pope, " Kenny, G L Holmes, L P Williamson, Austin Miller and pr T M Wat ters, Tenn, James Rullin, c Thomas, Doct. Mutt, W B Turnbull and c Tarpley, Miss, Benj Sherod, Ala, D Terril, Ga, Col Me- River S C., Judge Roane, Ark.,.G Il Wyatt, La, James Johnson N C.,

 Committee on Manufacturing in the South, W Armour. D Park, J Harrington, E Ii Por- ter, Pitser Miller and A Allison, Tenn, Wm Gregg and E Holmes, S C., E J Black, Ga, J Grayham, N C., II R Hill, La, P " Lu- cas, Miss, B " Lowe, Ala, W Woodruff, Arkansas. LEWIS SliANhS. President.

 N. WATKINS,