Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-17

Mr. AVERETT said that this was very important biI
ana there were but few members present He there
fore moved to adjourn III
The motion was negatiyed y
The House then proceeded vote on the various Senate
amendments, and the amendments made thereto In Com
mittee OF the Whole ON the state of the Union
The amendment Of the Committee Of the Whole to the
OF the Senate providing that the appropriation of
eighty thousand dollars for running marking the bonn
dairy line between the United States Mexico accord
ing to the treaty of Guadalupe Hdago shall not be so
construed as to sanction departure from the point ON
the Rio Grande north of the called Paso designated
in the said treaty which made the clause read |" that
nothing herein contained shall be construed sane
ton departure from the true line Of the treaty. dis
agreed to by q vote of yeas 49, nays 1903.
The amendment of the Senate was then concurred in
The House refused TO agree the amendment Of the
Committee Of the Whole striking the following amend
ment of the Senate:
act of August 5, 1S46, $4,000
For clerks in the Office Of the Surveyor General Of
per act Of August s, 1916, $4,000
The amendment of the Senate was then concurred in
The amendment Of the Senate giving increased
pensation the Collins line steamers was conquered in
by the following vote;
YEAs-Messrs. Aiken, Thomas II. Bayly, Bell Bbghaus
BOVINE Boyd, Briggs, Brooks Geo. H. Brown Burrows Ca
bell Caldwell L. D. Campbell Cartier Chandler, Chapman.
Cngman, Conger Curtis George Davis, Dean, Doty Dun
Evans, Florence Fowler Thomas j. d. Fuller Gamble
Gilmore Goodenow, Goodrich, Hammond Harper Hart Haws
Haven, Hem, Horsford Howard Thomas NJ Howe Thos Y
Howe, ngersoll j. 9. Jones' Kuhns Kurs Mann, Edwd c.
MARSHALL Martn, McC0rke Meade Miner Henry u. Moore,
Morehead, Morrison Murray Penn Perkins, Porter Price,
Rantoul Read Riddle, Robbie, Robinson RUSSELL Sacket
Schermerhorn Schoocaf Scudder David L. Seymour Snow
Stanly Frederick Stanton Richard II. Stanton A. Ste
Stone St. Martin, Srother, Stuart Sutherland Taylor
Thurston Walbrdge Walsh, Ward, washburn, WEIGH, Alex
ander White and Yates-S9.
NAYS-Messrs Abercrombie, Allison, Ayerett Babcock
D. j. Bailey, Beale, Bocock, Bragg Brenton, Buell. Burt
Busby, Cable Thompson Campbell Caskie Chasan Church
we'll Cobb Daniel, j. G. Davis Dawson, Disney, Durham
Durkee Edgeron, Rdmundson Ewing Faulkner Floyd Free
man. Gentry German, Green, Grey Grow Hamilton, Isham
g. Harris, s. w. Harris Hendricks Hibbard Hiyer Hoa
day. Houston Jno w. Howe Hunter Ives Jackson Jenkins
Andrew Johnson James johnson, Robert W. Johnson Dam
T. jones' George w. Jones' Preston King Letcher Mason
McLanahan Mcqueen, Milson Molony, Murphy Nabers,
Ods, A. Parker, W. Parker, Pesslee Phelps Powell Rich
ardson Robbins, Ross, Savage, Scurry Ogen S. Seymour
SHELTON, Smart Smith, Benz Stanton, Thaddeus Stevens,
Sweetse Townshend, Venable Wallace Watkins, Wildrck
Williams, and w oodward-S7.
Mr.. CABLE, of Ohio moved play the bill on the table,
and on this motion demanded the yeas and nays which
were ordered and being taken resulted follows Yeas
~, nays 104. f+&k
The House having disposed of all the amendments Of
the Senate by generally concurriDg in them
Mr. WHITE, of Alabama moved to reconsider the vote
by which the House agreed the amendment Of the Sc
nate giving increased compensation to the Collins line
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, moved to lay the motion to
reconsider on the table.
Pending which
Mr. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, moved that the House
adjourn; which motion agreed to.
And the House accordingly adjourned.