THuRsnAf MoRNINe, Nov. 2.
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 President announced the standing commit tees as follows:

 0nhe Jadjciay.-Nessrs. Tnmble, Y ell, and Gaines.

 OnHe .qudit0r'S and Trcasarer's Books.- Messrs. Smith, Maxwell, and Newton.

 On Public Bai7diags.-Messrs. Fichlin, Clark, and Black.

 On the .lIjItia.-3Iessrs Clark, Nicely, and Ficblin.

 On Enrolled sBiHs.-Messrs. Mitchell, Walker, and Rose.

 On Hferaai fWproee0eats.-Messrs Nee Iy, Smith, and HcKeane.

 On Edncatioa.-AIe AIessrs. MeCamy, Trim ble. Newton, Gamer, and Nicely.

 On Public ErPenditlres.-Messrs. Irwin, Yell, and Shav.

 On Uays and ,NeaaS.-Messrs. Gaines, Clark, and Sell.

 On .Ueatoria7s.-Messrs. Walker, Max well, and Smith

 On Claims.-Messrs. Maxwell Irwin, and McKeane.

 On Counties and County Linss.-Messrs. Pelham, Shaw, and Sell.

 On 4gticuItfe-Messrs. Black, Hndson, and Clark

 On Baal8.-Messrs. Smith, Trinble, Max well, I ell, McCamy, Nicely, and Fieklin.

 On He Penaealiary-Messrs. Reyburn, Irwin, Maxu ell, Shaw, and Newton.

 Mr. Gaines moved the appointment of a committee 10 receive proposals from printers, for the public printing, exclusive of the acts and journals.

 Mir FickIin moved, as a substitute, that the prices paid for public printing at the last ses- sion, be established as the prices for printing of this session, and that the two Houses elect ppAic printer

 The subject was then referred to select committee.

 aIr Fieklin proposed 10 amend the consti- tuition of the State, so as to allow the people to elect the judges of the county courts, &c., which was referred to select committee.

 Hr Trimble proposed to amend the con stitution, So as 10 require the judges of the circuit coufts to interchange circuits. Refer red 10 select committee.

 Message from the House, informing tAe Senate tAat the House Lad agreed to go into the election of U. s. Senator, on Saturday next, Il o'eIock-which, after several mo- tions, was concuned in.

 Mr. Gaines moved that the select comnit- tee to which lad been referred several pro- posed amendments to the constitution. be in- structed to enquire into the expediency of sedueng the number of members of the Gen etal Assembly-Which was adopted.

 Senate then adjourned.