Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-30
VOTE ON THE TEN MILLION APPROPRIATION


VOTE ON THE TEN MILLION APPROPRIATION
As record Of Importance in future times,
we give place to the yeas and nays ON the
question Of appropriatng ten millions OF dol.
lars to purchase portion OF the territory OF
Mexico, in the United States House OF Repre-
sentatives, June %, 1854;
YEAs-Messrs Abercrombie Aiken, Jas
Allen, Willis Allen, Ashe David j. Bailey,
Barksdale, Barry, Bclchcr, Bell, Bliss, Bocook~
Boyce, Breckenridge, Bridges, Brooks Caske,
Chamberlain, Chastain Chrisman, Clark, Cling
man, Cobb Colquitt, Cox, Curtis q. DAVIS,
Dawson, Dean, Disney, Dowdell Eddy, Ed
mundson, ]. M Elliott, Ellison, Ewing, Faux
ner, Florence, Gamble Goode, Greenwood,
Grow, s. W. Harris Hendricks, HEM, Hillyer
Houston, Hunt, Ingersoll, johnson, George w
Jones, ]. Clancy Jones, Roland Jones' Keitt,
Kerr, Kidwcll, Kurtz, Lamb, Letcher, Lindsey,
McDougall, McMulen, McNair, Macy, Max
well, Smith Miller. Millson, Olds, Orr, Packer,
John Perkins, jr, Phillips, Powell, Pratt, Pres
ton, Pnryear, Reese, Richardson, Riddle, Rob.
bins, Rowe, Ruffin, Seward, shannon, Shaw,
| Singleton, Samuel A. Smith, w. Smith, q. w
Smyth, F. p Stanton, II. L. Stevens Straub,
David Stuart, John j Taylor, ThurstoD Vail,
b. Wright, and ZollicoAer--iO3
NAYS Mcssrs Bennett, Benson, Benton,
Campbell, Carpenter, Chandler, Cook, Croker,
Cullom, Thomas Davis, De Witt, Dick, Dickin-
son, Eastman, Thomas D. Eliot Evcrhart Far
ley, Fenton, Flagler Giddinga, Goodrich, A.
Harlan, Harrison, Hastings Haven, HiesteH
Howe, Hughes, Daniel t. Jones, Knox, Lindley,
cCulooh, Matteson, Mayall, Middleswarth,
]. g. Miller, Morgan, Murray, Norton, Andrew
Oliver, Mordecai Oliver, Parker, Peckham,
Pennington Bishop Perkins, Pringle, David
Richie, Russell, Sabin, Sage, Sapp Gerrt
Smith, John l.. Taylor, Nathaniel 9. Taylor,
Upham, Wade, Valley, T. b. Washburnc, Israel
Washhurn, jr, J. Wentworth, I. Wentworth,
and Wheeler--62.
HEALTH OF WASHINGTON. - irresponsible
telegraphic correspondents in this city make
frequent statements, tending at least to exag-
gerate every dsparaging fact connected with
the health of Washington. We have never
known the papers here to suppress the truth in
relation to this subject. Affections that "resem-
Bile cholera are seldom or never absent from
this or any other city in the summer time.
MAINE.-The Wing State Convention, to
nominate candidates for Governor and State
officers, assembled at Portland yesterday 1t
was the largest political convention ever held
in the State The Hon Horace Porter, of Ken.
Read, of Waldoboro', was nominated rs their
candidate for Governor The Convention
adopted decided Anti Nebraska resolutions and
passed resolutions in favor Of the Maine law,
and urging the modification Of the Fugitive
Slave Law.
NULLIFIcATroN--It appears to be true that
the Connecticut House of Delegates yesterday
passed bill multiplying the Fugitive Slave Law,
30 far as it applies to that State, and relieving
the authorities from all necessity to participate
or take part in the enforcement of tho law.
"179s" seems to be going North.
10 Mr.. Westbrook, Of New York, though
he voted for the Nebraska BILL finds some diff
fculty in securing the appointment to the Dis
trict Attorn6yship of tho Eastern District
70 Duelling is very frequent in California
and much encouraged by the notoriety given to
each case by the newspapers. Will not edit
ors take this into consideration
10. Not one Of the three 80 called Demo
cratic parties in Maine approves the Nebraska
law, nor does the Wing party there Nor does
the Free Soil party, of course,
% New Orleans was, on the 2sth, unusual
ly healthy. There had not yet been case Of
yellow fever, and but few scattering cases Of
cholera
10 despatch from Independence, Mo,
brings n report Of the death of Judge Brown
the agent for the Pottawattomie Indians.
10 The opening of the first division of Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad was celebrated yes
terday.
10 The thermometer ut Cincinnati, yester-
day stood at 100 in the shade.
70 Carlyle lately sent word to the owner
Of some fowls in his neighborhood, that If they
were not removed they would drive him mad