Bay-Henry Raymord.

Berrien-1st District, William B. Beeson; 2d District, Morgan Enos. Branch-1st District, Augustus S. Glessner; 2d District, Edwin

Perry.

Calhoun-1st District, James Monroe; 2d District, Charles Dickey; 3d District, Walter W. Woolnot gh.

Cass-1st District, George Newton; 2d District, Edwin W. Rey

nolds.

Clinton and Gratiot-David I. Daniels.

Eaton-1st District, Henry A. Shaw; 2d District, Seneca H. Gage. Genesee-1st District, Edward H. Thomson; 2d District, Benjamin

Grace.

Grand Traverse-Philo Beers.

Hillsdale-1st District, Frederick Fowler; 2d District, William P. Richards; 3d District, William W. Brewster.

Ingham-1st District, John W. Phelps; 2d District, Dorman Felt. Ionia-1st District, Almeron Newman; 2d District, Alonzo Sessions. Jackson-1st District, George W. Brown; 2d District, Peter B. Loomis; 3d District, William F. Goodwin.

Kalamazoo-1st District, Foster Pratt; 2d District, Stephen F.

Brown.

Kent-1st District, George W. Allen; 2d District, Silas S. Fallass; 3d District, Milton C. Watkins.

Lapeer-Jacob C. Kore.

Lenawee-1st District, Jabez Perkins; 2d District, Peter Sharpe; 3d District, John R. Clark; 4th District, Orson Green.

Livingston-1st District, John Gilluly; 2d District, David Bush. Mackinac-George T. Wendell.

Macomb-1st District, Robert Thompson; 2d District, Henry L.

Reeves; 3d District, Dexter Mussey.

Manitou-Peter McKinley.

Midland, &c.-Nathan T. Carr.

Monroe-1st District, William Dunbar; 2d District, Alfred Wilker

son; 3d District, Samuel Mulholland.

Montcalm, &c-Jacob Ferris.

Newaygo, &c-John A. Brooks.

Oakland-1st District, Uriah Beebe; 2d District, Charles K. Car

penter; 3d District, Phillip S. Frisbee; 4th District, Benjamin Brown;

5th District, Henry S. Buel.

Ontonagon and Houghton-John Greenfield.

Ottawa-James Dalton, jr.

Saginaw-John F. Driggs.

Sanilac and Huron-Daniel Wixson.

Shiawasse-Sullivan R. Kelsey.

St. Clair-2d District, Samuel L. Smith.

St. Joseph-1st District, Harrison Kelly; 2d District, Thomas Mitchell.

Tuscola Paschal Richardson.

Washtenaw-1st District, Thomas D. Lane; 2d District, James McMahon; 3d District, James Webster Childs; 4th District, Andrew Robison.

Wayne-1st District, Alexander W. Buel, Theo. J. Campau, Jolin Daniel P. Bushnell, McDermott, Paul Gies; 2d District, Richard H. Connor; 3d District, John B. Wallace; 4th District, George A. Starkweather; 5th District, James I. Davids.

On motion of Mr. McMahon, it was

Resolved, That the rules of the last House of Representatives be and the same are hereby adopted as the rules of this House, until otherwise ordered.

On motion of Mr. McMahon,

Resolved, That the Clerk of the House be and he is hereby instructed to furnish to each member of the House a copy of the manual of the last House.

On motion of Mr. McMahon,

The House proceeded to the election of a Speaker, with the following result:

The Speaker pro tem. announced that Henry A. Shaw had received a majority of all the votes cast, and declared him duly elected to the office of Speaker.

On motion of Mr. Mussey,

The House proceeded to the election of Chief Clerk, with the following result:

Charles V. DeLand, of Jackson county, having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected Chief Clerk of the House.

On motion of Mr. Perry,

The House proceeded to the election of an Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk, as follows:

William A. Hall, of Livingston county, having received a majority

of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected to the office of Enroll

ing and Engrossing Clerk.

On motion of Mr. Childs,

The House proceeded to the election of Sergeant-at-Arms, with the following result:

Charles Larzalere, of Lenawee county, having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected to the office of Sergeantat-Arms.

On motion of Mr. Monroe,

The House adjourned till 2 o'clock P. M.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

2 o'clock P. M.

The House met pursuant to adjournment, and was called to order by

the Speaker pro tem.