WEDNESDAY, Decem. 10.
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WEDNESDAY, Decem. 10.


The following members were announc.
ed as having been appointed on the seve-
raj committees to which their name is at
1tached


On Foreign Relations.-Messrs. Bar
bour, King, Of N. Y. Macon, jackson, ant
Elliott.


On Finance.-Messrs. Smith, Macon
King of N. Y. Holmes of Me. Lowrie.


On Commerce and Manufactures
Messrs. Dickerson, Ruggles, D'Wolf, Find
lay, and Lloyd Of Mass.
| On Military Afiairs.-Messrs. Jackson
Benton, Chandler, Taylor of Ind. and
Johnson of KY.
On the Militia.--Messrs Chandler
IFindlay, Knight, Branch and Bell.


On Naval Affairs-Messrs. Lloyd ol
Mass. Williams, Parrott. Lloyd Of Md
and Hayne.


On Public Lands.-Messrs. Barton, Tho
mas, Williams, Eaton, and Lowrie.


On Indian A1ars.-Mcssrs. Benton, Ed
wards of Iii. Johnson Of Lou. Elliott, ant
Edwards of Con.
On OlaiinS.-MeSsIS' NuS9ics, iA"iuice
of Miss. Palmer, Bell, and M'lllvane.


On the Judciary.-Messrs. Van Bue.
ren, Holmes of Maine. Talbot, Brown o!
Ohio. and Seymour.


On the Post Office and Post Roads,
Messrs. Lanman, Johnson OF Ky. Holmes
of Miss. Kni. hit and MIlvan".


On observation-disclosures. Noble, Talbot,
johnson of Lou. Laman, and Branch.


On the District Of Columbia.--Messrs
Lloyd ofMd. Barbour, Noble, Eaton, and
Parr0tt.


OF Accounts-NIessrs. Seymour, Ed
wards, of Con. Hayne.


On the Library. Messrs. Dickerson,
Elliott, and Williams.


Ine Hon. james Brown, (recently APP
pointed Minister to France,) resigned his
seat in the Senate.


FRIDAY, Decem. Q.


The following petitions were presented
and referred. viz.


The memorial of the city and county
of Philadelphia, praying a revision OF the
present tariff


The petition of Eliza Dill, one OF the
heirs of Gen. Arthur st. Clair, stating that
the government is Indebted to her late
father for military services, and praying
for the relief of Congress.