The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-13

chair and laid before the House tbs following communlca
ton:
Horw % REFRE,ENrArni,, May ~, ls46.
srR Having been by the House refused clerk
do ny the manual labor In the committee to investigate
the charges against Mr. WEssEE and the House having re-
fused from further service that committee
thus seeming disposed to impose undue degree Of
labor have felt due to yself refuse to on that
committee and again most respectfully ask the Hou.e to
and that another may be appointed In my place
D' ''''' john PETIT
Hon ions W DAVIS, Speaker Sc
The said communication read, when
On motion OF Mr BR NKERHOFF, Mr. P,rtIr eN.
cuseI from further service upon the said committee and
Mi SL'UoRN JoN'' was appointed in has place
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
Amessage from the Senate by Mr.. Dickens:
Mir srL,KrR: The Senate have passed the bill Of this
House entitled IAN providing for the prOsec Of the
existing between the United and the republic
of Mexico, " with amendments
The House proceeded the consideration of the said
amendments, which were read.
And the question stated, win the House agree
Mr.. HARRISON moved the previous question, which
the SAID amendments were conquered IN except the follow
ing-v1;
Strike out the following words in section nine TO wit;
except follows wit: privstes OF infantry artillery
and hemen shall receive ten dollars per month and pr
volunteer mounted corps tweny dollars per month
for their services and the and risk II their horses and
insert and all mounted prvaes Officers
musicians and afcer shall be allowed 10 cents per day
for th'e and risk Of their horses Of horses actually
killed in action and If any mounted volunteer noncom'
missoned officer musician, private shall not keep him
self provided with vceable horse said volunteers shall
| foot"
And the question being put win the House agree there
tot" it was decided in the affirmative, as follows:
YEAs-Messn Stephen Adams Anderson, Ashmun,
Atkinson, Barringer Benton, Biggs, James Black, Jas
A. Black, Blanchard, Bown, Boyd, Bnnkerhor. Brock
hell. athcart Chase, ChiPmsn, Cobb, CransOn Cuom
Cammns, bargain, DeIrsgh Jefferson Davis, De Mott,
worth, Erdnan, Faan Fickin Foster Garvn, Giddings
Giles, Gordon, Grover Hsmln, Harrison, Harmauson,
| w. HUBBARD Hungertord
Charles J. Ingersoll Joseph Johnson Andrew Johnson
King Thomas Butler King, Leske La sere Levin, Lyon
Met lean McCleand, Joseph J. Mcdowell, James Nc
Moulton. Nven, Norris, owen, Parish, Payne Perr
Petit Phelps Price Rathbun, Reid, Relic Ritter Rob
erts, Root sawelle Sawyer, Seldom Severance Alexan
| Thomas smith Robert Smith starkweather, St John
Strong, TA'hOdeanx, Jacob Thompson, Thurman, Tired
way, Vance, Vnton, Wentworth, Wheaton Williams,
Woodward, Woodwork, Yancey, and Yel--ll7.
NAYs-Messrs. John Quincy Adams, Arnold. Baker,
Bell, Milton Brown, Burlington, Burt, William w. Camp
bell Carroll John @ Chapman, Reuben Chapman, Cooke,
Crozcr, Culver Garrett Davis Dockcry, EdsaIl Edwin
ton Harper, Henley Herrick Elias B Holmes Hudson,
| Leb. Lewis, Lumpkin, McClcrnanl, Mcdonnell, McHen.
Ramsey, j. A. Rockwell. stephens, Stew art strohm,
rhomasson, Tibbatts Trumbo, Winthrop, and Young-SO
The said amendments having all been conrurrel in,
MIR. HARRISON moved the last mentioned vote be re-
considered.
And the question being stated
| Mr.. HARALSON moved the previous question which
seconded and the question ordered and put,
and the House used to reconsider said vote; when
Mr.. HARALSON moved that the agreeing TO all
the said amendments, except the last, be reconsdered
And the question being stated,
| Mr.. HARRISON moved the previous question, which
seconded and the question ordered and put
and the House refused to reconsider said vote.
Ordered that the clerk acquaint the Senate thereof
And then the House adjourned,
The following is list of yeas and nays the passage
Of the bill providing for the organization of corps sap
pers, miners and pononiers
| YEAS-Messrs. Abbott Stephen Adams Arnold, Ash.
nun, Atkinson, Bayly, Bedinger, Bell Benton. Bggs,
James A Black, Blanchard Bown, Bripkerhoh, Brock
enbrough Brodhead William g. Brown Burlington Burt,
William w. Campbell Cathcart, John G. Chapman,
man, Clarke Cobb, Cooke, Collin Cranston, Crozer,
Cullom, Cummins, Daniel Dargan Darragh, Garrett
| Davis, Jefferson Davis, Delano, De Mott Dillingham;,
Dobbin, Dockery, Douglass, Dunlap Edsall Ellsworth,
Erdman, Faran, Ficktn, Foster, Fries Garvin, Giles,
Goodyear, Gordon, Graham. Grder, Grnnell, Grover,
Hampton HARRISON Harmanson Henley Herrick, Hi,
lard Hopkins, Hongh, J. w Houston c. y Houston +. W.
| HUBBARD Samuel D. Hubbard, Hudson, James Hunt,
Hunter Joseph r. lngersoll Andrew Johnson, scaborn
Jones, Daniel r. King, Thomas Butler King Lawrence,
Clean McCleand, McClcrnand Mcconnell, Joseph j.
Nc Dowell, james Mcdowell, McIIenry, Mclvane, Nc.
Kay, Marsh, John r Martin, Barclay Martin, Morse,
Moulton, Niven Norris Parish, Payne, PendleOn, Per
rl Petit Phelps, Pollock, Hahbun, Reid Relfe, Ritter,
| Roberts John A. Rockwell Root. Sawtele, Scammon.
schenck Seldom, Alexander d Sims Leonard II. Sims,
Simpson, Truman Smith, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith,
stanton, Stephens stewart Srohm, Strong Ben amin
Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Thu man. Tibbatts, Tdcn,
Toomhs, Towns Tredway, Trumbo, Vance, Vinon Went
| worth, Wick, Williams, winthrop, woodruff, Wood
ward, Woodwork Yancey, and Young-l54
| NAYS-Messrs, John Q Adams, Boyd, Culver, Gid
dings, Hungerford George w. Jones' Sawyer Stark
weather, and St. John-9,