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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

-HOOSE Of hEE RINOGAN "a A~~'
The pension bills ordered TO be en-
crossed fora third reading on Satul
day, were severally read a third time
and passed.
MIR. PINCKNEY moved the sus
pension OF the Rules for the pdrpos'
ofalIowing him to move TO take up th'
bill for the establishment OF nava
depot at Charleston, s. Carolina lhs
motion was lost.
MIR. SUTHERLAND, from the
committee on Commerce, TO which the
same had been referred, reported the
following bills: bill making appro
priations for the improvement Of GER
tain harbors therein mentioned, fol
the year 1886; and bill making ap
preparations for building lighthouses
light. boats, buoys, and making sur
veys for 1886; both of which were
committed.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, ,oI
Ky.
,ReSoIved, That the committee on
Naval Affairs be instructed TO inquire
into the expediency Of passing a law
for the benefit of the heirs Of John
Tupmau, who was an officer in the
Navy during the revolutionary war.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, oil
Ky.
Resolued, That The committee on
Revolutionary Pensions be instructed
10 inquire into the expediency OF
reinslating Solomon Prewett, Of Ken.
.tucky, as a pensioner.
MICHIGAN BOUNDARY.
The House took up for consideration
the bill TO establish the northern boun,
Diary of0hio. and to provide for the
admission Of Michigan iutO the Uni.
on.
Mr.. YINTON renewed the motion
made by him GnsuccessfulIy, 10 com
miitee Of the Whole, 10 amend the
bill by adding TO the second section
dhe following:
"And provided also, and tits here
by further expressly declared, that il
the convention provided for in the
third section of this act shall not give
the assent therein required, the boun
daries of the States Of Ohio anG 1ndi'
ana shall nevertheless be and forever
remain fixed aud established between
them and Michigan, as the same are
in this act above specified and de.
scribed."
Mr.. VlNTON asked The yeas and
psyson Ihe,queSlion, and they were
ordered, and, being taken, were as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Heman Allen, Ash
ley, Bailey, Bond, Boon, Bunch, John
CaIhoon, W. B. Calhoun, Campbell,
Carr, Carter, G. Chambers,J. Chambers,
Ctilds, N II. ClaIrborne, Clark, Corwin,
Crane, Darlington, Doberry, Denny, EV
ans, Everett, P. G. Fuller, Rice Garland,
Granger, Graves, Grayson, GrennelI,
Griffin, II. Hall, Hard, Hardin, Harlan,
Harper, HuzollIDe, Hester, lIoar, Howell
Hunt, Ingersoll, VIM, jackson, James,
Henry johnson, Benz. Jones, .Kinnard,
Lane, Lawrence, 10y, Luke Len, LIN.
coin, Love, Lucas, S. Mason, Maury,
McCarly, McKennan, McLene, Mercer,
MiIIigan, Morris, J. A. Pearce, Pelligrow,
Phillips, Pinckney, Reed, Russell, VIM.
d. Shepard, A. II. Shepherd, Shields,
SIade, SpangIer, Slandeler, Steele, Sto
rer, Talialcrro. Underwood, Vinton,
Washington, L. WhiltloSey, L. Williams
81,
NAYS-Nlessrs. John @. Adams, Chill
ton, Allan, Anthony, Ash, Barton, Bean,
Beaumont, Bockee, Borden, BouIdin,
Bovee, Boyd, Briggs, Brown, Buchanan,
Burns, Cambreleng, Casey, Chauey,
Chapman, Chaplin, John f. II. Clai
borne, Coles, COnnor, Craig, Cramer,
Cushman, Dickerson, Dickson, Dou.
b!eday, DromgooIe, Effner, Fairfield,
FarIin, Fowler, French, Fry, w. X.
Fuller, Galbraith, James Garland,
Gillett, GIaScoCk, GrantIand, Haley,
Sos. fall, Hamer, 1feunegan, s. S,
Harrison, A. G. Harrison, IIawes,
Hawkins, Haynes, Henderson, Hol
sey, Hopkins, Howard; Hub!ey, Hunt.
ington, Hunlsman, ingham, ]. Jack.
son, Jarvis, Joseph Johnson, r. NJ.
Johnson, c. Johnson, John w. Jones,
KlIgOre, Lansing, Laporto, G, Lee,
J. Lee, Leonard, Lewis, Logan,
loyal, Lyon, Job Mann, Martin, j.
Y. MaSoO, W. Mason. Moses Mason,
May, McCOuas, Mckay, McKeon,
McKlm, Miller, Montgomery, Moore,
MOTgsn, Muhleubcrg, Owens, Psge,
Parker, Parks, Patterson, Patton, +.
Pierce. D. J. PeSrce, Phelps, Potts,
John Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds,