Pubic Lnnds-Messrn. smith of Ind. Tall.
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Public LGnds-Messrs. Smith of Ind, Tall madge, Walker, Huntingdon and Conrad.

 PriUate Land ClGins-Messrs. Henderson, Linn, Tappan, Fulton and Sprague.

 Indian AfairS-Messrs. White, Morehead, Sevier, Phelps and Benton.

 Claims-Messrs. Graham, Wright, Wood bridge and Phelps. .-... Revolutionary Claims - Mcssrs. Phelps, Williams, Clayton, Smith of Conn, and AL len.

 Judiciary-MesSrs Berrien. Clayton, Day. ton, Walker and Kerr.

 Post Office and RoadS-Messrs. Merrick, Simmons, McRobers, Conrad and Miller.

 Roads anu Canals-NIessrs. Porter, White, Young, King and Cuthbert.

 Pensions Messrs. Bates, Phelps, Bagby, Allen and Sevier. District of C"lum6ia-Messrs. Millers, Bay ard, King, Kerr and Young.

 Patent and Patent O6ice- Messrs. Kerr, Porter, Henderson, Wilcox and Sturgeon. Retrenchment-Messr Morehead, Graham, MIler, Fulton and Sprague.

 Public Buildings - Messrs. Dayton and Evans.

 Contingen, Expenses - Messrs Tappan, White and Porter.

 Printing Messrs. Clayton, Williams and Sprague.

 EnSr0SSed DlnS-dessrs' OohIau' o"So1' and Sturgeon.

 Librars- Messrs Woodbridge, Tappan and Choate.

 Numerous petitions and resolutions were presented, and notices given ot the introduce ton of bills. Among these were resolutions by Mir. Benton, (which lie over inquIring of the President the probable number of vessels to compose the African squadron under the British treaty. the expenditures thereof, &c. and substitute for the resolution of Mr. Bayard for resembling the Expunging reso- lutions.

 The Senate adjourned.