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tons, TO whom had been referred the
resolutions Of the Connecticut Legis-
lature, and a number OF memorials and
petitions from various quarters. praying
Tor the recognition Of the independence
OF Texls, made Report After re-
ierence to the various modes by which
the United States may recognise Texas
as an independent power, which are,
is,. by treaty; "a. by Law regulating
commercial intercourse. 81. by send
ing diplomatic agents To Texas. and
dth. by receiving and accredting such
agents from Texas-the Report con.
cludes with recommending TO the Sc
nate the adoption Of the following re-
solution:
R'soirsd, That the Independence Of Texas
oushtio DO Acknowledged by the United States
Whenever satisfactory information shall De re-
ceised that IT has in successful operation .
civil Government, capable Of performing the
duties aud of fulfilling thc obligations uf an
independent Power.
MIR. Clay stated that the con mittee.
he was happy to inform the Senate,
had been unanimous in their sanction
OF this report. lie did no, know that
1t was very important that the reso,u-
ton should be acted ON al this session.
Yet, as there might be gentlemen who
would desire 10 give their views on the
subject, he would move that the report
he printed, and made the special order
for Thursday-which motion was a.
greed To.
REGULATION or TIE nEPOSfTES
or THE PJBLTC MONEY! ms TRE
BUTTON or THE SURPLUS EETE-
WE. sc
From The .Niiiouni Iaisiiisoir,r. Juns o.
\ great days work was done in the
House OF Representatives on Tucsday.
The Senate's bill for regulating the de-
rosi,es Of the public money VA, de-
hated from IL q clock teXcepiin: dur
ing the daily recess to eight or nine
and, after being amended a. propn cd
10y MIR. Anthony. was ordered 20 q
third reading by i vote of l63 10 81,
and was then read a third time aud
1rssed by0 rate If one hua5r,d and ~
iy:tire IN ttUiy-eigh!--as follows:
lEAS-NessrS. Adams. Chiffon Allan, lie
man Allen, Anthony, Ashley, Bailey, Eoii,
Bockee, Bond, Boon, Borden, Bo,ce, BoNa.
Briggs, Bunch, Bynun, John Caihoon. VIM
Is. Calhoun, Carr, Carter, Casey, John cham
bers, Clancy, Chapman. Chapin, Chi.d,, y.
~ Claiborne Clark, Cleveland. Conner or
win, Craig, CramoT, Crane, Gushing, BAR
lIngton, Debsrry, Denny, Dicker~on, Double
day, Evans, Everett, Forester, Fowler French
Fry, Philo G.. Fuller, G4l1raIih, lanes Gar
land, Rice Garland, Granger, Grlri,Jrd,
Graves, Grayson, Grcuncil, Griffin, lla'cy,
flanagan, Hard, Hardin. H.riu, Saml
Harrison, Albert g. Harrison, Halves, dIw-
kins, HazeltiDc, Henderson, Hci>tcr, iIuar.
Hopkins, Howard, Howell, liubley. HUNT,
liuntsman, lngorsoll, Ingham. William Jack
sou, JabeZ Jackson, Jsnc-, Jcniicr, Joseph
johnson, John ". jones, Benjamin Jorc,, JtIj-
son, kilgore, kinnard, Lane. Iaporie, I.awler.
Lawrence, Lay, Thomas Lee, Luke Lea, Leo
rlrd, Lewis, Lincoln, Logan, Love, Lyon. Job
Mann, Martin, Moses Nason, sampson Mason,
May, McCarty, Nc CO,aa', McKcnnan, .N,retr,
Miller, Milligan, Montgomery, .N0rs an. Nor
ri, Mnhenberg, Parker, Patterson. Patton,
Duiee j. Pelrce. James A. Pearcc. Potiisrew
Pcyion, Phelps, Phillips, Pickous. Potts Reed,
Rencher, Joseph Reynolds, Ripley, Ro51i,OR,
Russell, Aug. II. Shepherd, Shields, Shinn,
Slade. Smith, Spangler, spcisht, Stlndcfcr,
Storer, Sutherland. TaiiHf,trc, John Thomson
Toucey, Underwood Vinton, WAGNER. WASH
ington, Webster. White, Elisha Whhtlc,cy.
Thomas 7. Whhtlcscy, Lewis Williams, 5
William,-lj5.
NAYS-Messrs. Ash, Btai,, Bean, Beau.
mont, Brown, Burns, John =. ~. Claiborne,
Coitf. Cushman, Dgomzoois. Fairfield, Wm.
X. Fuller, Gillstt, Joseph Hall. Hamer, Jar
Wis, Cave Johnson, Lansing. Gideon Lee, Lou-
all, Abijah Mann, John T. .Massn. Mckay,
ANgL Il 80. II
Pinckney. Roans, Rogers, sickles, Taylor
Thomas, Turrill Vanderpoel, Ward, Ward
well, HIn-3S.
The names in italics are members of Virg'a.
The following Is copy Of the bill,
as passed by both Houses:
i B'H 10 regulate ne Dtpos.fes Of he Pn5hc
.uoHry.
he IL enacted by the SeRaI. snd House Of Re-
pTsssRfafireS Of hs United SiIfsI ~ .In,vica ~
CoHgToiI aSssnsbisd, That II shall he the duty
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury 20 select. a.,
soon as may be practicable, and employ "a, the
repositories Of the money Of the United states,
such OF the banks incorporated by the several
States, by Congress for the District Of Coluni-
bia, or by the Legislative Council, of the re-
sPectIye Territories for those Territories, %,
''ey w iO'ttcu AT ADJACENT, OF convenient IT,
the points or places al which the revenue,
may be collected VI di.bursei. And in those
states, Territories, or Districts, IN which there
are no banks, or IN which no bank con bc en-
Ployed a. depusitc bank and within which
The public collections or disbursement, require
adnpOsiiory, the said Secretary mar make ar
Engagements with bank or banks m some
other state, Territory, or District. t. establish
an sgency, or agencies in the State, Tcrrito-
ries, OF Districts, so destitute 81 banks. ls
banks OF depOsite; and 90 receive through
such agencies such deposites 81 tie public mo
neJ as nay be directed 90 be m1de at ihe
points designated. and 60 make such disburse-
mehts a. tie public service may require At
those points the duties and liabilities Of every
bank thus establishing any such agency % he
The same 30 respect % ns agency - nre the
duties and liabilities Of doposite banks gene
rally under the provisions of this act Pforid.
81. That az least one such bank shall be- Sc
lecied IN each State and Territory. Il any can
be found N each State aud Territory wiling
TO BE employed a. repositories II The public
money. upon Tie terms AID conditions herein
miller 81