The Marshal for the Southern District acts for this District. KENTUCKY....Frankfort, 3d Monday in May and October. OHIO..... INDIANA ILLINOIS MISSOURI.. ARKANSAS. IOWA.... WISCONSIN Cleveland, St. Louis, Little Rock, Bloomington Los Angelos. .Detroit, 3d Monday in June and 2d Monday in October. .E. Dist., St. Louis; W. Dist., Jefferson City. E. Dist., Little Rock; W. Dist., Van Buren. .N. Dist., Dubuque ; M. Dist., Iowa City; S. Dist., Burlington. .Milwaukee, 1st Monday Jan.; Madison, 1st Mon. July. CALIFORNIA...N. Dist., San Francisco, 1st Monday in June and Dec.; S. Dist., Monterey and Los Angelos. THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. COMMENCED MARCH 4, 1857. EXPIRES MARCH 4, 1859. The first Session opened on Monday, December 7, 1857. UNITED STATES SENATE. JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, Presid't of the Senate.-Asbury Dickens, Sec'y. *Seats disputed on the ground of the illegality of election. Dists. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. JAMES L. ORR, of South Carolina, Speaker. ALABAMA. 1. Jas. A. Stallworth. 2. Eli S. Shorter. 3. James F. Dowdell. 4. Sydenham Moore. 5. George S. Houston. 6. W. R. W. Cobb. 7. Jabez L. M. Curry. ARKANSAS. 1. A. B. Greenwood. 2. Edward A. Warren. CALIFORNIA. 1. Charles S. Scott. 2. Joseph McKibben. CONNECTICUT. 1. Ezra Clark, Jr. 2. Samuel Arnold, 2d. 3. Sidney Dean. 4. Wm. D. Bishop. DELAWARE. 1. Wm. G. Whiteley. FLORIDA. 1. George S. Hawkins. GEORGIA. 1. James L. Seward. 2. M. J. Crawford. 3. R. P. TRIPPE. 4. Linus J. Gartrell. 5. Aug. R. Wright. 6. James Jackson. 7. JOSHUA HILL. 8. Alex. H. Stephens. ILLINOIS. 1. E. B. Washburne. 2. J. F. Farnsworth. 3. Owen Lovejoy. 4. William Kellogg. 5. Isaac N. Morris. 6. Thomas L. Harris. 7. Aaron Shaw. 8. Robert Smith. 9. S. A. Marshall. INDIANA. 1. Wm. J. Niblack. 2. Wm. H. English. 3. James Hughes. 4. James B. Foley. 5. David Kilgore. 6. James M. Gregg. 7. John G. Davis. 8. James Wilson. 9. Schuyler Colfax. Dists. 10. Charles Case. 11. John U. Pettit. IOWA. 1. Samuel R. Curtis. 2. Timothy Davis. KENTUCKY. 1. Henry C. Burnett. 2. Samuel O. Peyton. 3. W. L. UNDERWOOD. 4. Albert G. Talbott. 5. Joshua H. Jewett. 6. John M. Elliott. 7. HUM. MARSHALL. 8. James B. Clay. 9. John C. Mason. 10. J. W. STEVENSON. LOUISIANA. 1. GEORGE FUSTIS, Jr. 2. Miles Taylor. 3. T. G. Davidson. 4. John M. Sandidge. MAINE. 1. John M. Wood. 2. Charles J. Gilman. 3. Nehemiah Abbott. 4. Freeman H. Morse. 5. I. Washburn, Jr. 6. Stephen C. Foster. MARYLAND. 1. James A. Stewart. 2. JAMES B. RICAUD. 3. JAMES M. HARRIS, 4. HENRY W. DAVIS. 5. Jacob M. Kunsel. 6. Thomas F. Bowie. MASSACHUSETTS. 1. Robert B. Hall. 2. James Buffinton. 3. Wm. S. Damrell. 4. Linus B. Comins. 5. A. Burlingame. 6. Timothy Davis. 7. C. L. Knapp. 8. Eli Thayer. 9. Calvin C. Chaffer. 10. Henry L. Dawes. MICHIGAN. 1. W. A. Howard. 2. Henry Waldron. 3. D. S. Walbridge. 4. De Witt C. Leech. Dists. MINNESOTA. 1. George L. Becker. 2. William W. Phelps. 3. J. M. Cavanaugh. MISSOURI. 1. F. P. Blair, Jr. MISSISSIPPI. 1. L. Q. C. Lamar. 2. Reuben Davis. 3. William Barksdale. 4. O. R. Singleton. 5. John A. Quitman. NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1. James Pike. 2. Mason W.Tappan. 3. Aaron H. Cragin NEW JERSEY. 1. Isaiah D. Clawson. 2. Geo. R. Robbins. 3. Garnet B. Adrian. 4. John Huyler. 5. J. R. Wortendyke. NORTH CAROLINA. 1. Henry M. Shaw. 2. Thomas Ruffin. 3. Warren Winslow. 4. Louis O. B. Branch. 5. JOHN A. GILMER. 6. Alfred M. Scales. 7. Burton Craige. 8. T. L. Clingman. NEW YORK. 1. John A. Searing. 2. George Taylor. 3. Daniel E. Sickles. 4. John Kelly. 5. William B. Maclay 6. John Cochrane. 7. Elijah Ward. 8. Horace F. Clark. 9. John B. Haskin. 10. A. S. Murray. 11. William F. Russell. 12. John Thompson. 13. Abraham B. Olin. 14. Erastus Corning. Dists. 15. Edward Dodd. 16. Geo. W. Palmer. 17. F. E. Spinner. 18. C. B. Cochrane. 19. Oliver A. Morse. 20. O. B. Matteson. 21. Henry Bennett. 22. H. C. Goodwin. 23. Charles B. Hoard. 24. Amos P. Granger. 25. Edwin B. Morgan. 26. Emory B. Pottle. 27. John M. Parker. 28. Wm. H. Kelsey. 29. S. G. Andrews. 30. J. W. Sherman. 31. Silas Burroughs. 32. Israel T. Hatch. 33. Reuben E. Fenton. OHIO. 1. G. H. Pendleton. 2. W. S. Groesbeck. 3. Lewis D. Campbell. 4. M. H. Nichols. 5. Richard Mott. 6. John R. Cockerill. 7. Aaron Harlan. 8. Benjamin Stanton. 9. L. W. Hall. 10. Joseph Miller. 11. V. B. Horton. 12. Samuel S. Cox. 13. John Sherman. 14. Philemon Bliss. 15. Joseph Burns. 16. C. B. Tompkins. 17. William Lawrence. 18. Benj'n F. Leiter. Dists. 19. Edward Wade 20. J. R. Giddings. 21. John A. Bingham. PENNSYLVANIA. 1. T. B. Florence. 2. Edward J. Morris. 3. James Landy. 4. Henry M. Philips. 5. Owen Jones. 6. John Hickman. 7. Henry Chapman. 8. J. Glancy Jones 9. A. E. Roberts. 10. John C. Kunkel. 11. Wm. L. Stewart. 12. Paul Leldy. 13. Wm. H. Dimmick. 14. Galusha A. Grow. 15. Allson White. 16. John J. Abel. 17. Wilson Reilly. 18. John R. Edie. 19. John Covode. 20. Wm. Montgomery. 21. David Ritchie. 22. S. A. Purviance. 23. William Stewart. 24. Jas. L. Gillis. 25. John Dick. RHODE ISLAND. 1. Nath'l R. Durfee. 2. Wm. D. Brayton. SOUTH CAROLINA. 1. John McQueen. 2. W. Porcher Miles. 3. Lawrence M. Keitt. 4. M. L. Bonham. Delegates from the Territories. KANZAS-Marcus J. Parrott. NEBRASKA-*Fenner Ferguson. NEW MEXICO-Miguel A. Otero. WISCONSIN. 1. John S. Potter. 2. C. C. Washburne. 3. C. Billinghurst. UTAH-John M. Bernhisel. WASHINGTON-*Isaac J. Stevens. DAKOTA-A. G. Fuller. NOTE.-Democrats (131), in Roman; Republicans (92), in Italic; Native Americans (14). in SMALL CAPS. Total, 237 members. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. James C. Allen, Clerk House Rep. Michael W. Cluskey, Postmaster. *Seats contested. 240 POPULATION, ETC., OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA. Guatemala San Salvador... Nicaragua. Honduras Costa Rica. Mosquito Balize CENTRAL AMERICA, ETC. 1,100,000 59,000 New Guatemala | Rafael Carrera. Tomas Martinez. 200,000 25,000 San José. Santos Guardiola. |