CONGRESS. IN sENArE-rae,aay, Dec. 6.
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ahpOintmem g conmhtees.-Mr King moved that the Bath of the Senate be far suspended authorize the Senate in the absence ofe Vice President, appoint by ballot chairman of the committee of nance which tion being agreed to-,

 The Senate proceeded to ballot for chairman of that committee, and MT Smith, ofMaryland, chosen.

 The following standing committees then from the chair:

 On Foreign Reiations-Messrs Tazewell, White, King Forsyth, and Bell.

 On Fnance-Messrs Smith, Tyler, Marcy, silsbee and Johnston.

 On Commerce-Messrs Forsyth Dudley, Silsbee, John ston, and Wilkins.

 On Ma,actmes-Messrs Dickerson, Clay, Knight, Mill Ter, aed Seymour.

 On 9greuhWe-Messrs Seymour, Brown, Moore, Hanna, and Waggaman. On Naoat 9ga,s-Messrs Hayne, TazewelI, Robbins, Webster. and Bibb.

 On Pa Ollie Lands-Mcssrs King Ellis, Holmes, Robn- son, and Hanna.

 On Prvae Land CtarnsMessrs Kane, Naudan Prentiss, Ruggles and Hendricks.

 On Indan a9ars-Niessrs White, Troup, Pondexter, Benton, and Wilkins.

 On ciams-Messrs Rugges, Bell, Naudain, Brown, and Moore.

 on tho Jndciary-Messrs Marcy, Hayne, Webster, Ere linghuystn, and Grundy.

 On tte Post Office aud Post ROddsMessrs Grundy, Ellis | Hill, Ewing, aud Tominson. | On Pensions-Messrs Foot, Chambers, Mangum, Buck per, and Sprague.