The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-03

Rhett Roberts Sawtells Sawyer Scammon, seldom
smith, Robert smith, stanton, strong Jacob Thompson
Thurman, Tibbats, Towns, Tredwsy, wheston. Wick
Williams, Wood, Woodward, and fancey-lOo'
SO the House decided that salt should not be
placed on the list of free articles.
BoUETIEs ON FISH.
On concurring with the committee in the follow
ing amendment;
mo drawbacks bOunties lieu thereof shall be allow
ed paid the expectation of picked fish Of the fisheries
olthe United States; and PrOVidsd further That all laws now
allowing bOuntss the tonnage Of engaged in the
cod and bank fisheries be, and they hereby re-
peaed"
MIR. BARRINGER asked the yeas and nays;
which were ordered, and, being taken, resulted as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs Abbott Arnold, Ashmun, Barringer,
Bell James Black, Blanchard, BTinkerhon, Brodhead,
Milton Brown, Burlington William W. Campbell John II.
Campbell Carroll, Cooke Collamer Crsnston, Croler
Culver, DarRgh Garrett Davis Delano Dixon DockeTy
Edsal Erdmsn, John II. Ewing Edwin II. Ewing. Foot,
Foster Garvn, Gentry Giddings Gordon Graham, Or.
der Grinne, Hampton, Harper hOge Elias .. Holmes,
Washington Hunt, Charles J. lngersol Joseph X In.
gerso Jenkins Daniel King, Leib Lewis, Levin Long,
Mossley, Niyen Psndleton Perry Pollock, Ramsey,
Rsthbun Ritter, Julius Rockwell John A. Rockwell,
Root Runk, Russell schenek, seaman Severance, Tru'
man Smith, Albert Smith, Caleb b. smith, stephens,
Stewart strOhm, sykes Thbodeaux, Thomasson, BenJa'
ho Vance, Vinton. wheaton, White WiimOt winthrop,
Woodruff Wright, Young and Yost-lOO
ssyr 'o BsdS@a Beaua sPes Jame
A Black, Bowiin, Boyd BrOCkenbrough, William O.
hG Chase. c6pnaH TaEs cobS EO
Davis De Mott Dillingham;, DObbin, Douglass. Drom.
gools. Dunlap Ellsworth, Faran, Fieklin FRIES, Giles
Goodyear, Grover, Hamln, HARRISON HaTmsnson, Hen.
Houston, Edmund W. Hubsrd, James B, Hunt, Hunter,
James II, Johnson, Joseph Johnson Andrew Johnson,
Preston King Lawrence Lsake La ssre Lumpkn Maelsy
McClellsnd, McCernand, Mcdonnell McCTste, Joseph
ella MART MorriS MOultOn
Payne, Perrill Phelps Pilsbury, Reid. Relic, Rhett
D. sims Leonard H. sims, simpson, Thomas smith Robert
Smith, Stanton, starkweather St John, Strong Jacob
Thompson, Thurman, Tibbatts Towns, TredwHy, Wick,
Williams, Woodward, and Ysncey-lO9.
So the amendment was not concurred in.
The bill, as amended, was now ordered to a third
reading, and, having been read third time by It's
title, and the question being on its passage,
Mr. BOYD demanded the previous question.
There was a second, and the main question was
ordered 10 be now taken.
The yeas and nays were asked and ordered;
And the main question "Sha this bill pass"
taken and decided in the affirmative as follows:
NAYs-Messrs. stephen Adams. Anderson Atkinson
Boyd Brnkerhof, Brockenbrough, william O. Brown
Burt, Cathesr, Augustus A. Chapman, Reuben Chapman
ham Daniel Dargsn, Jefferson Davis, De Mott, Dobbin
Douglass Dromgooe, Dunlap Ellsworth, FaTan. Ficklin
Harmanson Henley, Hlhard Hoge, Isaac F. Holmes
Hopkins, Hough, George s Houston, Edmund W Hubbard
d.
Andrew Johnson George w. Jones' sesborn Jones KauE
man, Kennedy Preston King Lawrence, Leake La sere
Lumpkin NIaclay, 'McClelland McClenand, Mcdonnell
Nice rate Joseph j. McDowel, James McDowell. Mcnay
John P. Martin Barclay Martin, Morris Morse, Mouton
Rathbun, Reid Relfe Rhgtt, Roberts, sawteile sawyer
scsmmon, Seldom Alexander D. Sims Leonard sims
simpson Thomas Smith, Robert Smith Stanton, Stark
weather, St John, Strong, Jacob Thompson. Thurman
Tibbstts, Towns, Tredway, Wick, williams Wilmo
Wood woodward, and Yancey-IlI
YEAs-Messrs Abbott John Quincy Adams Arnold
Ashmun Barringer Bell, James Black Blanchard Brod
John II. Campbell Carroll, Cooke ColIamer Cr.nston
CroIier Culver, Dausgh Garrett Davis Delano, Dixon
Ewing Foot, Foster GsTyin Gentry, GiddiRgs Graham
Order, Grinaell Hampton Harper, Elias B. Holmes
ford Washington Hunt Charles lngersoll, Joseph In
gersoll jenkins Daniel King Leib Lewis, Levin Long
MeCesn MsGSngney ResHrB n Marsh R,,sT
julius Rockwell John A. Rockwell Root Runk, Russell
ss% smG ASs
Thibodeaux, Thomasson, Benjamin Thompson James
Thompson WITH TdeS wosn youVg
Yost-95,
So the bill was passed
IA copy will be found in another place
Mr.. FARAN moved a reconsideration Of the
vote, and demanded the previous question.
There was a second. The main question
ordered, and, being taken, the vote was NOT recon
sdered.
The question then was on the title of the bill;
| Mr.. COBB demanded the previous question,
which was seconded. And the main question was
ordered; and being taken, the House agreed to the
| title.
| Mr.. TIBBATTS moved a reconsideration of the
| vote and demanded the previous question.
| There was a second. The main question was or
dered, and being taken, the vote mol reconsd-
| cred
FOURTH.
On motion af Mr.. HOGE; it was resolved, that
when this House adjourn it adjourned - meet on
| Monday next
And then the House adjourned.
The following amendment (omtted by academy
was yesterday offered by Mr.. WHEATON, and re-
jectsd:
THAT there shall he levied all salt imported into the
United States duty Of six cents each bushel OF fifty
six pounds anything in this bill to the contrary notwth
| standing"