Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The first business in order being the consideration of
the bill for the relief of American citizens lately i'm
prsoned and pardoned by the Queen of SPAIN yesterday
reported from the Committee of the Whole on the state
the Union, with amendment adopted motion of the
gentleman from Ohio, Mr. CARTTER) viz add to the bill
the following proviso
Pr0ridcd That nothing in this shall construed
to appreciate interference in the domestic affairs
by any of the citizens of the United States
The yeas and nays having been ordered yesterday on
the adoption Of this amendment they were now taken with
the following result:
YEAS-Messrs Abercrombe Charles Allen, Allison, VIII
liam Appleton, Bell, Bibghaus, Bowie, BOVINE Briggs
Brooks Albert g. Brown George III. Brown, Buell. Burrows
f. Darlington Cabe, Caldwell, Lewis d. Campbell Thomp-
Campbell, Cartier, Chandler Chaain Churchwel Colt
Daniel Dmmick, Dockery, Duncan, Dukee Edgerton
Evans Ewing, Fowler Gentry, Giddngs, Goodrich Grow,
Hall, Harper Hascal, Haven Hllyer, Horsord, John w.
Howe, Thomas Y. How Hunter Jenkins Andrew johnson,
James Johnson John Johnson Daniel T. Jones' George W.
JONES' George g. King, Kuhns Lockhart Martin, Mason
McLanahan, Mcacham, Miner, Moony, Henry d. Moore,
Newton ods Outlaw Andrew Parker Porter sacket School
craft Schoonmaker Scudder, David i. Seymour Smart,
Smith, Stany, Benjamin Stanton, Abraham Stevens, Alex
ander H. Stephens, Taylor Benjamin Thompson, Thurston
Townshend, Tuck, yenabe Wabridge, Wallace, Watkins
WEIGH Alex White, Williams, Woodward and Yates-9l.
NAYS-Messrs. Willis Allen, John Appleton, T. H. Bayy,
Bartlett Beale, Bragg Breckenridge Brenton Caske Clark
Cobb, Colcock Curtis Dawson, Dean Doy, Durham,
man, Edmundson, Faulkner Fckin Fitch Florence
man, Thomas j. d. Fuller Gaylord Grey, Isham G. Harris
Sampson W. Harris Hart, Hendricks Hem, Hibbard, Hoa-
day, Houston, Howard Ingerso Ives Jackson j. Clancy
Jones' Lecher Mace Humphrey Marshall Mcdonald, McMul
len McNar Mson Murray Nabers, Orr, Peasee, Phelps,
skeon, Frederick p Stanton, Richard H. Stanton Stone,
St Martin Straton, Stuart sweetser George W. Thompson
Walsh, Ward Wilcox, and Wildrck-71.
So the amendment agreed to.
Mr.. HALL asked the yeas and nays the possage of
the BILL which ordered and taken with the following
result:
YEAS-Messrs Aiken Willis Allen John Appleton William
Appleton, Babcock, Thomas H. Bayy, Barere, Bartlett
Beae Bell Bbighaus, Bocock Bowie Bovine, Bragg Breck
enridge Brenton, Briggs Brooks, A. G. Brown George H.
Brown, Buell. Burrows Busby Edward c. Cabe Caldwell
Cagki
Churehwe Clark, Clngman, Cobb, Cocock, Curtis Daniel
Dean Dimmc Dockery, Dunham Durkee Eastman Edmund
Evans Faulkner, Florence H. NJ Fuller Thos d. Full
e Gamble Gentry Goodrich German, Grey, Harper Iham
g. Harris, Sampson w. Harris Hart Haws Hascal, Haven,
Hendricks Henn, Hibbard Horsfod, Houston Howard T.
How, r, Hunter lngersol Ives Jackson Jenkins An
drew johnson, JAS Johnson John johnson, d. r. JONES'
George W. Jones, J. Clancy Jones, Geo. g. King Kuhns
Lctcher Lockhart f. G. Marshall H. Marshall, Martin Ma
son. Mcdonald, McLanahan, McMulen, McNair, Meade,
Miller, Milson Melony H. D. Moore John Moore, Morri
SON. Murphy, Murray Nabers Old Outlaw Andrew Parker
Peaslsc Polk Porter Price Riddle Robbins, Robinson,
Sackett Savage Sehoocra Scurry David L. Seymour ORR
gen Seymour SHELTON, Smart sany Frederick Stanton
Richard H. Stanton, Alexander H. Stephens Stone St Mar
tin, Stratton Srother Stuart Sweetser, Taylor Benjamin
Thompson, Geo w Thompson, Thuston Venabc Walbrdge
Wallace Walsh, Ward, Watkins, Wech, Wells Alexander
/ White, Wilcox, Wldrick Williams, Yates--l47.
NAYSMessrs Chas. Allen, Allison, Averet L. d. Camp
bell Conger Edgeron Fowler Gaylord Giddings, Hail. John
W. Howe Mcacham, Newton Orr, Phelps Powell schoonrna
ker Scudder Smith, BENZ Stanton Abraham p Stevens and
| Woodward-22.
| SO the bill passed.
SMALL NOTE CURRENCY.
Mr. FICKLlN, from the Committee for the District Of
Columbia, reported the following resolution which was
\ agreed to
Rcsolued That the Committee for the District Of Columbia
while prosecuting their inquiry under the order the
OF the practice Of issuing small bills currency and not
deemabe in coin by irresponsible persons corporations
within the District Of Columbia be and they hereby
rzed TO send for persons and papers, and examine wit
nesses under oath.
FEES OF UNITED STATES COURTS.
4 Mr. McLANAHAN, from the Committee on the Judi
ciay, reported bill to regulate the fees and costs to be
allowed clerks marshas and attorneys Of the circuit and
district courts of the United States and for purposes
which read twice and committed
i Mr. McLANAHAN said that he had been instructed by
the Committee the Judiciary to to refer to the