The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-14
House of Representatives.
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TIE POSTAGE BILL.


BILL.
The House took up the Postage BILL and added another
section to the effect that in all whore uncaed for
the list Of letters shall be published In any ncwspaper
printed in any foreign language having the largest cir
culaton within the range of the delivery of the Office
where the letters remain.
The BILL agreed yesterday with the above addi-
Jon, ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. BROOKS, (whig) of N. Y, moved to recommt it.
with instructions to report bill not raising the rates of
postage newspapers under one thousand miles nor
limiting the weight of newspapers, of periodicals
der the existing law. lie made few remarks in favor Of
this proposition, and replied to by Mr. oLDs (dem
Of Chic.
The question was taken, and Mr. Brooks motion was
disagreed to. by yeas 80 nays l22 The bill then passed
THE AMENDMENTS TO TIE DEFICIENCY BILL
The House proceeded without debate to vote on the
amendments TO the Deficiency bill yesterday reported
nom the Committee of the Whole the state Of the
Union.
THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY
The House non concurred by yeas 49, 103 in the
anne moments to the Scnate prcyso TO the clause appro
priatng $4,000 for running aud marking the boundary
between the United States ana Mexico saying that no
thing borein contained shall be construed as to sane
ton departure from the true line Of the treaty.
the proviso the Senate against sanconipg
flom the point the Rio Grsndc north Of the town
called Paso, designated in the treaty agreed to-.
THE COLLINS sTEAMEHs SUSTAINED.
The question then taken copcurring in the Sc
mates amendment appropIating additional compensa-
tion to the Collins line Of steamers Before the vote
was hnHoulceus great anxiety was manifested to
know the result as the members for and against the
amendment were supposed to be nearly equal ana il was
uncertain which side had the prepouderance.
Mr.. MonEHLAD, (whg) Of North Carolina, who had
voted in the negative, changed TO the affirmative This
seemed to render the contest doubtful than before
and for wonder there was for about minute perfect
silence.
Mr.. SMART, (den.) Of Maine. said he voted In the
negative but had agreed with his colleague (Nr Apple
TOM who was now absent that If his soud affect
the result he would pair oil with him. lie wished now
to withdraw his vote.
Objections were made and cries of Announce the
result New for the vote
The SfEAKER announced il to be, yeas 50: nays 81
AZ "a the House now breathed freer aud deeper.
Inc vote Is as follows:-
:, J lnAs-lMessrs; AIKEN Bayy, va; Bell, Bbishans,
rows CabbelL Flat Caldwell; Campbell Ohio; Garter
Chandler, Chapman, Gin smap, Congcr Curtis Davis
ppeGn, bety Dunesn I'ans IloTsneo Fowler; Fuller
hainej Gsmble Gilmore Goodenow, Goodrich, Ham
m.nd, Iafrtr Hsrt, Haxs, Haven, Henn, Hors-
eersoli; Jones Pa. Euhns Kurtz Mann; Marshall Cali
Mormon; murray Pean,. Perkins. Porter, Price Rsntou
hSeu hiuole, hobie, RI Russell Sackott Schernor
heth sct 1olcrat scudder seymour Ny; Spow, Stanly
stanton Tenn stanton, ky; Steptens N " stone Mar
Lu otfsthtr. stuart, Sut oraha Taylor, Thurson Wal
MW,ge Waith Nsrd, Washburn, Welch White. Ala, and
khNs-Messrs Abercrombie, Ail,on Averst, B,bcoek; ;
Wti9, "a Berlc, bocUok; Bragg Ala; Brontou Buell.
- ~; calie Otio Campbell NJ Caskie, Chaatnn 1rt
rlNtvN1l Cobb Datieii Davis, la; Dawson Dis1ey.
pnt ha. Dusiee, E6gtrtOn Ewing Faulkner
lleya;. FREEMAN Gentry. German, Green Croy Grnv
nGnitosj lairs 1,pn Harris. Ala Hendricks albbsri,
hlseF Holiday, Houston, John w Rowe Hunter Iycs,
ark, Jone, r.. Jones Tenn, Preston King, Lotoher
Nh.on, Melanahar, McOucen. Milson, nalony Murphy
Nabgrs Olds; Psrker Pal Parker, la Pessloo Phelps
t'h'. i..9nasasal. s?ls. E,ss. Saya.a s.sssS sss-