The North-Carolina standard., 1837-10-11
CONGRESS.

80.
In SENATE, on the 4th inst. the SUD Irea-
su'y bill was put on its 3rd reading and
passed by the following vote:-
Yeas-Messrs Allen, Benton. Brown,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama, Full
ton, Grundy, Hubbard, King of Alabama,
Linn, Lyon, Morris, Miles, Norven, Pierce,
Roane, Robinson, Sewer, Smith of Con-
necticut, Strange, Walker, Wall, Williams,
Wright, Young-26.
Nays-Messrs. Bayard, Black, Clay of
KY, Clayton, Crittenden, Davis, Kent, King
Of Ga, Knight, Mexican, Nicholas, Prentiss,
Robbins, Smith of Ia, Southland, Swift, Tall
madge, Upton, Webster, White-ao.
THE POsTPONEMENT BILL.
The following are the Yeas and Nays in
the House of Representatives, upon the final
passage Of the Bill postponing the october
distribution of the surplus rev enue, Gas a
mended by Mr. -Pickens of South Carolina,
to January 1st, 1922
| Yeas-Messrs. Anderson, An drews, A
therton, Beatty, Heirne, Bicknell, Birdsan,
Borden, Broadhea}, Bronson, Bruyn, Buch-
anan, Cambreleng,John Campbell, Timothy
J. Carter, CLANCY, Chapman Cilley, Clai.
borne, Clark, Clea' leland, Clowney, Coles,
Conner, Craig, Ctshman, Davy, DeGraf,
Dromgoole, Duncan, Edwards, Elmore, Far
rington, Fairfield, Foster, Fry, Gallup, Ghol-
son, Glascock, Grntland, Grant, Gray, Grit.
fin, Haley, Hammond, Hamer, Harrison,
Hawkins, Hayne Halsey, Holt, Howard,
Hubley, VIM. Il Hunter, Robert M T.
Hunter, Ingham, rhomas B. Jackson, Jabez
Jackson, Joseph Johnson, Nath. Jones, John
w. Jones, Kemble Kilgore, Klingensmith,
Legare, LeadbetterLoga Arphaxed Loom
is, Lyon, James M Mason, Martin, Mckay,
Robert cClellan, Abm. ,McC Clellan, Nc
Clure, McKim, Miller, Montgomery, Moore,
Morgan, Samuel ". Morris, Muhlenburg,
Murry, Noble, Owns, Parker, Parmenton,
Paynter, Pennyta tacker, Petriker, Phelpe,
Pickens, Plumer, Potter, Pratt Prentis, Rel
4 Spencer, Stewart, Taylor Thomas, Titus,
Toucey, Towns, Vail, Vanderveer, Wagen,
er, Webster, Weeks Thos. T. Whittlesey,
Jared w. Williams, Worthington and Yell.
116.
i Nays-Messrs. dams, Alexander, He
man Allen, John w. Allen, Aycrigg, Bell,
Biddle, Bond, Bouldn, Briggs, William B.
j Carter, Casey, Chambers, Cheatman,
Childs, Corwin, Crary, Cranston, Crockett,
Curtis, Gushing, Darlington, Dawson, Da-
vies, Deberry, Dennis, Dunn, Evans, Ev-
erett, Ewing, Richard Fletcher, Fillmore,
Goode, James Graham, William Graham,
Graves, Grennel Hall, Halstead, Harlan,
Harper, Hastings, Halves, Henry, Herod,
Hoffman, Jenifer, Henry Johnson, William
mis-, Mallory, Marvin, Samson Mason,
Maxwell, c-Kennon, Menefee, Mercer,
Milligan, Matthias Morris, Colvary Morris.
Naylor, Noyes, Ogle, Patterson, Pearce,
Peck, Philips, Pope, Potts, Rariden, Reed
Rencher, Ridgway, Rives, Robertson, Rum
sey, Russell, Sawyer, Sergeant, Angus
tine H. Shepard, Charles Shepard, Shields
Sibley, Slade, Smith, Snyder, Southgate
Stanley, Stratton, Taliaferro, Thompson
Tilinghast, Toland, Underwood, Albert S.
White, John White, Elisha Whittlessey
Lewis Williams, Sherrod Williams, Joseph
Williams, Christopher H. Williams, Wise,
and Yorke-105. .
In HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES., the
following Report was presented -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 80, 1887.
SIR: This report is submitted in com.
pliance with the following resolution, pas.
sed on the 28th instant, and received al
the Department this day:
i "Resolved, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be required to furnish this
: House with statement Of the number o.
Sub Treasures which will be required, il
the bill imposing additional duties as de-
positaries in certain cases on public off
GERS should become law; and, further
how many new officers must be created
} if any, how many new buildings to be e
rected, and what will be, as nearly as he
can estimate it, the annual expense of the
system; what the salaries to be paid the
officers, or what will be the commission.
to which they will be entitled"
: In answer to the first inquiry, I woult
f state, that have had recurrence to tn.
printed bill of the House of Representa-
= tives imposing additional duties as de
positares in certain cases on public off
GERS and for other purposes" and which
is supposed to be the bill referred to ii
:. the resolution. Under that bill, if in it
present form it should become law,
e should not feel authorized to appoint any
4 number of new officers" whether called
Sub-Treasurers, or otherwise, and Great
ed either to keep or disburse the publ,
: money The bill seems merely to i'm
pose further duties as depositaries on tn,
officers now existing and employed in tn
> collection of the customs and lands, an,
7 in the post Office and mint The numbe
!. of those in each of these establishments
r if that information be desired, appears
: with lew exceptions, and moreaccnrate
| ly than could otherwise be stated withou
e delay, in the last Biennial Register, pub
lished by the State Department under tn
e direction of Congress, and to which
t would respectfully refer for that purpose