Skip Skip The SPEAKER. The Chair will then an nounce that committee, and then the other committees ordered by the House. The said committees were then announced, as follow!: Select Committee of one from each State Represented on the Death of President Lincoln Messrs. Elihu B. Washburne of Illinois,James G. Blaine of Maine, James W. Patterson of NewHampshire Justin S. Morrill of Vermont, Na thaniel P. Hanks of Massachusetts, Thomas A. Jenckes of RhdIsland, Henry C. Deming of Connecticut, John A. Griswold of NewYork, Edwin V. B. Wright of NewJersey, Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania, John A. Nicholson of Delaware, Francis Thomas of Maryland, Robert C. Schenck of Ohio, George S. Shank lin of Kentuckg Godlove S. Orth of Indiana, Joseph W. Me lurg of Missouri, Fernando C. Beaman of Michigan, John A. Kasson of Iowa, Ithamnr C. Sloan of Wisconsin, William Higby of California, William Windom of Minnesota, James H. D. Henderson of Oregon, Sidney Clark of Kansas, and Kellian V. Whaley of WestVirginia. srsnmno coumrrsrs. ComElectionsHenry L. Dawes of Massachusetts, Glenni W. Scofield of Pennsylvania, Portus Baxter of Vermont, Charles pson of Michi n, Samuel S. Marshall of Illinois, Halbert h. Paine of Wisconsin, Samuel Shellabarger of Ohio, Joseph W. McClurg of Missouri, and William Radtord of NewYork. Of Ways&Means Justin S. Morrill of Vermont, Samuel Hooper of Massachusetts, James Brooks of NewYork, James A. Gar field of Ohio, John Wentworth of Illinois Ros coe Conkling of NewYork, James K. our head of Pennsylvania, William B. Allison of Iowa, and John Hogan of Missouri. On AmopriationsThaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania, Henry J. Raymond of NewYork, Henry T. Blow of Missouri, John A. Kasson of Iowa, Daniel W. Voorhees of Indiana, ohn F. Famsworth of Illinois, Rufus P. Spaldin of Ohio, William Higby of California an Edwin V. B. Wright of NewJersey. On Banking and GumncyThemlore M. Pomeroy of NewYork, Samuel Hooperof Massachusetts, Charles V. Culver of Pennsylvania Ralph P. Buckland of Ohio Aaron at mg of Kentucky, John Lynch o Maine, Jose h H. Defrees of Indiana, Chester D. Hubard of WestVirginia, and Samuel J. Ran dall of Pennsylvania. On the Pacific RailroadHiram Price of Iowa Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvaniaflgna tins Donnelly of Minnesota, oes Amesof l Massachusetts, James Brooks of NewYork, Benjamin F. Loan of Missouri, Sidney Clark of Kansas, John Bidwell of California, and James H. D. Henderson of Oregon. Ofi ClaimsColumbus Delano of Ohio, Giles W. otchkissof NewYork, William B. whash hurn of Massachusetts, Ithamar C. Sloan of Wisconsin, Williarn E. Niblack of Indiana, Sam uel McKee of Kentucky, Hamilton Ward of NewYork, Abraham A. Barker of Pennsylvania, and Anthon Thornton of Illinois. On Commerce lihu B. Washburne of Illinois, Thomas D. Eliot of Massachusetts, Na than F. Dixon of RhdIsland, Charles ONeill of Pennsylvania, John W. Longyear of Michi Ean James Humphrey of NewYork, John. Thomas of Maryland, Benjamin Eggleston of (ihio, and James M. Humphrey of NewYork. On the Public LandsGeor e W. Julian of Indiana, John F. Driggs of Michigan, Adam J. Glossbrenner of Pennsylvania, Ignatius, Don nclly of Minnesota, Ephraim Mr. Eckley of Ohio Sidney T. Holmes of NewYork Don ald. McRuer of California, George W. An derson of Missouri, and Stephen Tabor of NewYork. On the postofficeJohn B. Alleyof massachusetts, John H. Farquhar of Indiana, William E. Finck of Ohio, Donald C. McRuer of California, Thomas W. Ferry of Michigan, Philip Johnson of Pennsylvania, Andrew J. Kuykcndall of Illinois, Demns Hubbard of NewYork, and John Mr. K6150 of Missouri. For the DistColEben C. In ersoll of Illinois, EbenezerDumont of Indiana, Thomas T. Davis of newYork, John D. Bald win of Massachusetts, Hiram MeCnllough of M land Amasa Cobb of Wisconsin, artin Wilker of Ohio, Ulysses Mercur of Pennsylvania, and George S. Shanklin of Kentucky. On the JudiciaryJames F. Wilson of Iowa, George S. Boutwell of Massachusetts Francis Thomas of Maryland, Thomas Williams of Pennsylvania, Frederick E. Woodbridge of Vermont, Daniel Morris of NewYork Andrew J. Rogers of NewJerse,William Lawrence of Ohio, and Burton C. ook of Illinois. On Revolutionary ClaimhKellian V. Whable of WestVirginia, William A. Newell of NIew Jerse, Charles A. Eldridge of Wiscon sm John Thomas of Maryland Ste hen F. Wilson of Pennsylvani Burt an orn of NewYork, Reader W. larke of Ohio, Row land E. Trowbridge of Michigan, and Lawrence S. Trimble of Kentucky. On Public ExpendituresCalving T. Hub bard of New lork, John M. Broomall of Pennsylvania, Asahel W. Hubbard of Iowa, Edward H. Rollins of NewHampshire, Mor n Jones of NewYork Green ay Smith of Kentucky, Samuel L. Warner of Connecticut, Tobias A. Plants of Ohio, and John A. Nichol son of Delaware., OnFrivale Land ClaimsM. Russell Thayer of Pennsylvania, Giles W. Hotchkiss of NewYork, John Baker of Illinois, Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio Charles Goodyear of NewYork, Thomas Noell of MissouriGeor e S. Boutwell of Massachusetts, Frederick “. Woodbridge of Vermont, and Michael C. Kerr of Indiana. On ManufachnwJames K. Moorhead of Pennsylvania, Oakes Ames of Massachusetts, Hezekiah S. Bundy of Ohio Lawrence S. Trimble of Kentucky, Robert S. Hale of NewYork, Abner C. Hardin of Illinois, Philetus Sawyer of Wisconsin, C ester D. Hubbard of WestVirginia, and Edwin N. Hubbell of NewYork. On agricultureJohn Bidwell of California, Josiah Grinuell of Iowa, Thomas N. Still well of Indiana, Portus Baxter of Vermont, James ll. Hnbbell of Ohio Burwell C. Ritter of Kentucky, Rowland Trowbridge of Michigan, George V. Lawrence of Pennsylvania, and Tennis G. Bergen of NewYork. On Indian Aflbirs Willinm Windom of Minnesota, Walter D. McIudoe of Wisconsin, Charles Deaison a! Pennsylvania. hotel whHubbard of Iowa, Sidney Clark of Kansas, Roswell Hart of NewYork, Lewis W. Ross of Illinois. James H. D. Henderson of Oregon, and Robert T. Van Horn of Missouri. 0n Military Affairs Itobert C. Schenck of, Ohio, Henry C. Deming of Connecticut, Gil man Mnrstou of NewHampshire, Lovell H. Rousseau of Kentucky, John A. Bingham of Ohio, 8 denham E. Ancona of Pennsylvania, John Ketchum of NewYork, James G. llaine of Maine, and Charles Sitgreaves of New crscy. On the MilitiaGreen Clay Smith of Kentucky, Abner C. Harding of Illinois, Ralph P. Buckland of Ohio, Robert S. Hale of NewYork, Thomas E. Noell of Missouri, Charles E. Phelps of Maryland, John H. Farquhar of Indiana, Thomas W. Furry of Michigan, and Benjamin M. Boyer of Pennsylvania. On NavAffrs Alexander H. Rice of Massachusetts, John A. Griswold of newYork, Frederick A. Pike of Maine, William D. Kel ley of Pennsylvania, Auifustus Brandegee of Connecticut, Charles A. P dridge of Wisconsin, Charles E. Phel s of Maryland, William A. Darling of NewYork, and h rancis C. LeBlond of Ohio. On Foreign A airsNathaniel P. Banks of Massachusetts, enry J. Raymond of NewYork, Godlove S. Orth of Indiana, William H. Randall of Kentucky, John L. Dawson of Pennsylvania, James W. Patterson of NewHampshire, William A. Newell of NewJersey, Shelby M. Cullom of Illinois, and Charles H. Winfield of NewYork. On the TerritoriesJames M. Ashle of Ohio, Fernando C. Beaman of Michigan, obn H. Rice of Maine, Henry Grider of Kentucky, James M. Marving of NewYork, Myer Strouse of Pennsylvania, Ralph Hill of Indiana, Samuel W. Moulton of Illinois, and John F. Starr of NewJersey. On Revolutionary Pensions Walter D. Mc Indoe of Wisconsin, Hiram Price of Iowa, Benjamin M. beer of Pennsylvania, Charles Good year of N ewWork, Charles Upson of Michigan, Au stus Brand cc of Connecticut, William B. ashburn of assachusetts, Martin Welkerof Ohio, and Sidney T. Holmes of NewYork. On Invalid PensionsSidne Perham of Maine, Thomas N. Stillwell of ndiana, Nel son Taylor of NewYork. John F. Briggs of Michigan Henry Van Aernam of NewYork, George Lawrence of Pennsylvania, Phile tus Sawyer of Wisconsin, John F. Benjamin of Missouriand Aaron Harding of Kentucky. 0n Roads and CanalsFernando C. Bea mnn of Michigan, Burt Van Horn of NewYork, John H. “Hubbard of Connecticut, Lovell H. Rousseau of Kentucky, John Wentworth of Illinois, Thomas T. Davis of NewYork, George F. Miller of Pennsylvania J0seph H. Defrees of Indiana, and William Fine of Ohio. On PatentsThomas A. Jcnckes of RhdIsland, Leonard Myers of Pennsylvania, John W. Cbanlerof NewYork, John H. Hubbard of Connecticut, and Henry P. H. Bromwell of Illinois. On Public Buildi s and GroundsJohn H. Rice of Maine, Jo n F. Starr of NewJersey, Stephen F. Wilson of Pennsylvania, Francis C. LeBlondof Ohio, and George Mr. Lathmuof WestVirginia. On Revisaland Unfinished Business Glenni W. Scoficld of Pennsylvania James F. Wilson of Iowa, James M. Ashley oi Ohio, Alexander H. Rice of Massachusetts, and Theodore M. Pomero of NewYork. On MileageGeorge W. anderson of missouri, Gilman Marston of NewHampshire, Tobias A. Plants of Ohio, Henry Grider of Kentucky, and Andrew J. Knykendall of Illinois. Of AccountsEdward H. Rollins of NewHampshire, John M. Breomall of Pennsylvania, phraim Mr. Eekle of Ohio Michael C. leeri of Indiana, and amilton Ward of NewYork. On Coinage lfeigkts and Measures John A. Kasson o Iowa. Charles H. Winfieldpf NewYork, Thomas Williams of Pennsylvania, 22“ December 11, Hezekiah S. Bandy of Ohio, and Henry L. Dawes of Massachusetts. On E enditures in the State Dept Frederic A. Pike of Maine, Henry P. H. Bromwell of Illinois, Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania, Roswell Hart of NewYork, and Samuel Shellabarger of Ohio. On Expenditures in the Treasury DeptJames M. Marving of NewYork, Charles V. Culver of Pennsylvania, Ral h Hill of Indiana, Shelby M. Cullom of Iline is, and Burwell C. Ritter of Kentucky. On Expenditures in the War Dept Henry C. Deming of Connecticut, Ithamar C. Sloan of Wisconsin, George I". Miller of Pennsylvnnia, Edwin N. lIubbell of NewYork, and James Mr. Hubbell of Ohio. 0n E enditures in the Navy Dept James um. hrey of NewYork, George W. Julian of Indiana Samuel W. Moulton of Illinois, Samuel L. Warner of Connecticut, and Charles Denison of Pennsylvania., On Expenditures in the postoffice DeptJohn Baker of Illinois, Leonard Myers of Pennsylvania, William A. Darling of NewYork, Benjamin Eggleston of Ohio, and An drew J. Rogers of NewJersey. On Expenditures in the Interior Dept Elienezer Dumont of Indiana, yer Strouse of Pennsylvania, John F. Benjamin of MissouriWilliam B. Allison of Iowa, and Samuel McKee of Kentucky. On Expenditures on the Public Build. 9 John W. Longyear of Michigan, John D. ald win of Massachusetts, Nat an F. Dixon of RhdIsland, Philip Johnson of Pennsylvania, and William H. Randall of Kentucky.JtCom on the Librari Rutherlord B. Hayes of Ohio, William D. Ixelley of Pennsylvania, and Calving T. Hulburd of NewYork.JtCom on hintingAddison H. Lafline fNewYork, Reader W. Clarke of Ohio, and George Mr. Lathaui of WestVirginia.JtCom on Enrolled BillsAmasa Cobb of Wisconsin, and Adam J. Glossbrenner of Pennsylvania. SELECT COMMITTEES. 0n the Rules the Speaker, and Messrs. Elihu B. Washburnc of Illinois, Nathaniel P. Banks of Massachusetts, John L. Dawson of Pennsylvania, and Henry J. Raymond of NewYork. On Bankrupt LawMessrs. Thomas A. Jenckes of RhdIsland, llulus PjS aiding of Ohio, Francis Thomas of Marylan John W. Chanler of NewYork, M. Russell Ihayer of Pennsylvania, Henry T. Blow of Missouri, John Lynch of Maine, Anthon Thornton of Illinois, and John B. Alley of assachusetts., 0n Iicedumi Messrs. Thomas D. Eliot of Massachusetts, William D. Kelley of Pennsylvania, Godlove S. Orth of Indiana, John A. Bingham of Ohio, Nelson Taylor of NewYork, Benjamin F. Loan of Missouri, Josiah B. Grin nell of Iowa, Halbert E. Paine of Wisconsin, and Samuel S. Marshall of Illinois.