SECOND EDITION.

By this Mornings Southern Nail.
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bI5 ,onorrow introduce Bill for lhc distribution a lie
proceeds OF the Public Lands among tie several States


Mr. MsgsIcx offered resolution, which was passed
r-oe,tng OF the Presden, the correspondence OF sh
A,c;c,, Minister in Berlin with the Prussan governments
on the subject of tobacco


\ report was received from the Postmaster General


Mr. BvcuAyAx presented resolutions of the Legislature
Pennsyvana ins,rucng their Senators and requesting he'
REPRESENTATIVES 20 vote for the pca Of tbs Sub essHr
law.


REPEAL OF THE SUB-TREAsuRY.


The bill for the repeal the Sub Treasury was Opposes
a, son,- length by Mcssrs woopsuxY CAlHorS and Brs
ros which latter Senator moved that b. postponed Az
a substitute; ncsa,vcd.


Mr. McGoDKRrs moved rc-commi'm'Nt OF the 0Ks
provide aditsna guard against loss by dctaulter nc
,ved by the same vote.


Mr. WRIGHT then opposed some length the bill ana aS
vocated the presen, SsbTrcusury. He followed by


Mr.. rAuLuapoE in a brief and animated reply remnda
his colleague of the decided condemnation cr coss,,ccns
had given to this for four successive and De
lanc his determination carry into effect their verd
An adjournment was moved by Mr. ALLEN. and also by NJ
CALHorx both which were nega,ived


warn, ,,ebae was continued great length IL whie
Messrs BySroS CALHouS and Others participated dccrc
ns to its last moments the Subrreasury and n oeoa
p NJ the bill of repeal passed by The following vote;


YxAs-Mcssrs. Archer. Barrow, Bates Bnyari, Berric
Choate Clsv of ky Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Graham lie
derson Huntington Kerr Mangun Mcrrck, Miller Mes
head. Phelps Porter P.en,ss Preston, Rives. Simmoa
Smith OF Ia Southard rallmalge, White, WoodSrdse-&


NAys-Alcssrs Allen. Benton, Cahous Clay OF Ala, ~
ton King McRobert Nicholson. Pierce, Sewer Smith
Conn. Sturgeon, Tappan Walker, Williams, Woodbu7
Wright, ioung-lS


In the House. to-day Mr.. GRAHAM according to Prevss
notice asked leave TO introduce his Bill repeal the SUI
Treasury law. sIr WELLER, of Ohio obecscd, and VI,
no, introduced there being special order-thc farther es
.ou OF osors To this they proceeded, and the first
for resulted III the election of Mr. Josgrn Fol
LASsBxB.


Mr. JONI W. HUNTER ecsted Assistant Door
keepcr and Mr. McCoRAiek Post-Master-thcsc all tsp
officers of last Congress


On motion of Mr.. WISE, the House proceeded to ,b
election Of Chaplain. On the first vote Rev JOHN W
FRExcu OF the Episcopal church, was elected


Mr. SERGEANT of Pa asked leavo 10 introduce resell
ton to elect printer the House, with compensaro
twenty per cent les, than the fixed by the joint
,on OF 1919 Leave refused.


Mr. Weo9 OF " Y asked and refused leave 10 ode


resolution requesting from the President correspondents
between the OF the United States and Gre
Britain relating to the American citizens British p
oners of STATE at Van Dcmans Land, South Australia


The motion of Mr.. INGERsoLL TO consider the voic
amendment of Mr.. ADAMS by which the slst rule OF i
last Congress, dropped up, and the time
the House consumed for three quarters of hour
discussion whether the noon was actually received. II
debate was interrupted by motions for adjournment wh
the Yeas aud Nays twice called.


Mr. IsdzRsoLI addressed the House ut !crgh, entcrn
into general investigation of he subject Of Abolition
exists here and connected with the prevalent opinions
Europe and France that subject, His speech is
cluded. Thas, the neglect ofhe wegh,y and mpOras
business for which Congress convened the door open
ed extended debate this exciting topic-tea day
having bcsn spent and the House yet completely
ganized. ARor,.


GJ The following the Standing Committees Of h
House in addition to those gwen in our last:
Eiections-NIessrs. talsted Blair Craven Borden, Sum
mers, Gamble, Aaron V. Brown, Medill, and Jar w VII
liams


Ways md Means-sIc..rs Fillmore Gilmer, Bots Sau.
Mason, Thomas F. Marshall RcncAer, richens, jos
! w JoncS, and A,herton.


Public Lands.-Messrs. VIM Cost Johnson, Moro
Lewis Williams, Smith, Gentry, Bronson Howard, Chass
man. and Cave Johnson.
Public Erpenditnres-Messrs Grahar4, Chids, Hudso.
AorI Clinton, Jeremiah Brown, Wattcrscn, Green, aO
Liuofcld.
Manrtactures-Messr, salt.n,all, Randolph, Greg
Ieury S!aac Tilinchas Nisbc, a. Mar.hn and Eastna


Isdias Agaus-AIessrs. Adams, Cooper Burtoa, W. +
Campbell Meriwehe Chittenden, Shepherd, William Bg
!er and Bidack.


Mltary Agairs-Messrs. VIM. c. Dawson, wallacl
Caruhrrs, pendeton, Goggin, Van Rensselaer, William q
Butler Sur,ptcr, and Miller.


Post Office and Post Roads-Mes.rs z ggs, Joseph
Williams, Russell, Brock"ay Morgan. os,Isy, Aadn
Kennedy. Hopkins and Rcdng


.Judiciary.--Acssrs. Barnard, Trumbul Maxwell Tho
F. Foster, Milton Brown, Pearce, Ingero! Roosevelt
Saunders.


Navol AGairs.-AIessrs. Wise, stunl, G Davis. 7 V
Williams, king, BurneI! Fesscnden Mallory, and Chfo"
Forsign Agairs-Mcssr' Cushing. Everett, Hunt JG
c. Clark, Allen, Preift, Rhett Hunter and Ferris


Roads and Canals.-hicssrs. Lawrence, JOS. l.. Whr
Boardnnn, Sherlock J. Andrews john y. Thompson J0s
Young, Steenrod, William W. Irwin agd Becsoa
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O'clock Ffiday Jun. H. the OF Christopher and uA
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