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 report upon to the November Convention, the several objects proper for ils action.

 Resolved, That this Convention, by ap- pointing committees on agriculture md man. uialuring at the South, does not thereby in- tend to express or imply that the federal rov- enment does or does not possess power over these subiects-nor any thing more. by such committees, than to elicit informa ton and aciion useful to the cotton growing states; andit is ordered that the President of this convention be authorized to enlarge any of the special committees directed by the foregoing resolutions.

 On motion of Le Roy Pope, IT., Esq

 Resolved, Flat a committee of oorraspon- dence be appointed, whose duty shall be to communicate wilh ciiizens 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 dele gations to said convention.

 Committee of Publication, &c.,---H c Smith, F Shields, J Finley, s Wheatley, r " H King, Fowlkes and L Shanks.

 Committee of Correspondenee-L Pope, J II MeMahen, ] Finley, II Yerger, -l'hos J Furley, J P TrezeYant

 Committee on the Military ard Naval re- sources and necessities of the Westand South. |G " Black, ] II Poster, tPitshurgl ? Bcg7, fClun1 Douglass, ill5 Jas Guthrie, zLouisyillel " l. Williams. fSt Lous}O C Gomstoek, (MicAien) \ Pike, Ark J 1 Quiman and Rogof Bartan, Miss Hon " Barrow, GIa) CG 1'lae ia4 f4s fi.,rf- N.ai,t.;li.5F E*.4s# f5455A4z.

 Oa motion, Gel GP Committee on impoqef A

 tern Rigers.--A 5 GhaS A Shrieve, (st Lon 1a pes sia, fGhio1 \ BiAghaH Na.e,a1 b Hi4 and W " Hart. fTean9 [ Ash,as, Minor and ] W Brecdlove, tba) G " Mar. fin, (Tean4 Capt Saalleross and 5 Kiloy, lKy) stadricl Penn, Jr., and Judge Bowlin, tAo) William Shanks (lnd4

 Committee on the Improvement of the Ohio Riyer.-F J Bigban and Josiah KiDg, ePidsburg1 Judge Hall and N Barnes, fCin) c W Thompson, Wheeling l. Shrieye and C NJ Stader, (Louisyillo) $ Paxton, IN AZ Robert Friplett, fIleaderson1 5 NJ Barnes, ,Ky)

 Committee on the Connection ofthe Wes- tern Rivers with the Lakes, by Ship canal. " Walters, J. Buterlield, N II Judd, ". 3. Ogden and Jacob Fry.

 On motion, Lieut. Haary was added. Committee on the Western Armory.--G r W Davis, Thomas Morris, A G Caldwell, Henry Eddy, ] Mchernand, Joseph Wat kins, \ B Bradford and F Il Yerger.

 Committee on the Military road through Aakansas, from the Mississippi river to the Western lrontief1D II Bingham, Bofland, A Il Sevier, Wm Strong. Wm Ferguson, A Fowler, " c Dunlap, Nardlow Howard, E Banks and Jos Wright.

 Committee on the tarls and defences oi the western Indian frontier.--A c Mayors. John Rodgers, Elias Rector, 5 L Oliver, c Axe, Joseph Bennett and 5 Mackiin.

 Committee on western mails.-M B Win- ehester,J J N Wcimef. c Crawford, R Sam ton, II E 5 Hale, 2 Williams, C dekibbin | Il blosby, | 3 Coleman, " Wren, A G Penn, J Fieklae,l, | P Cheaiham. Comnitlee0H westafn ma5iAe hoapital8:-- Dr.. Cartwright, Ratchez9 stone x O. l}al- four, VIek sbarg W Christian, tMemphis1 Il bahs, fSt Louisl D Drake, (Lousglla) | [ Hives, Cinl " lfwin. ,Ritlsbmgh) and Houston, Wheelng.)

 Committee on the lowing and reclaimina the public low lands on the borders oi tht large western rivcrs--D Hach, II Il Mean. and John Martin, Tenn Thos Cfaiqheaa r G Rlves, T Fafreriy, 5 Johnson, I A Collins and J II Fletcher, lArk) De. Wor thingion, Il L Douglas, i c McNut an C Percy, sIss) Maj Rdand, (MoJ c H Profit, (Ia] Coy Ford, flll.3

 Committee on the railroad correction be. tween Charleston, C, and the lississipp riyer.--R Topp, W E Morris. N Anderson J J PoRs and Dr Davis, tPennl Col Gads. den and K Boycc, tS c ] Il Lumpkin ant J Crawford, Ga " P aIaagum, N c N Davis, R Feara, Col Lane and ilr-- Brown Engineer, fAle) s Thompson, " Lump. kin and Joseph Chalihera, (Nss.)

 Cananitee on tha agfienltnfe ol tie south -J Pope, l. " Kenny, c Holmes, l. l Williamson, Austin Miller and DrT NJ Wat ters, Tenn James Ratiin, c Thomas, D Nut, " NJ THfabul and C Tarpley, Miss s saegod, Ala D Ferll, lGal Col MnKiv ers $ O Judge Roan, (Agk) G Il Wyatt qa,)

 Ng'btillttNJ 1ii ifftiiHtdeNfitil9 III tue JDbtt IVY Armour, D Park, J Harrington, | Porter, PfzeT Miller ald i Allison, ffeaa " Gregg aRi Holmes, $ G [ Black IGa1 J Gafham, N c II t Hill, La)P N Laeas, Miss E " Lowe, Ala " [ Wood ruff, (Ark.

 LEWIS sHANKs, PRESIDENT. ! f' n' TsnszI, MsMas.x. Secretaries,

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 l We will give the Report of tue commit tee, which we find appended 10 tlIo proceed ings in the Memphis papers, in our next

 LIED. BANNER.

 From .9hafs Saita-i1y GazeHe.

 RATHER MARVELLOUS.

 We fad the sollowing in Nav York pa per; but incline to think lhero is deal nor of fancy dlan fact in Professor Bronsoa' i statement.

 Professor Bronson stated in his conelu ding lecture last week, that if q drop of hn man blood be subjected to examination D, Inc oxhydFogen microscope, and magnife some twenty millions of times, all the ape eies of animals now existing on the earll