The daily union., 1854-02-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

olu,on OF the 3Oh ult. requesting the Secretary OF me
depanent furnish such plans ana estimates as hish
no in his possesson for the removal OF obs,rucuons al
Colbert Shoals, in the Tennessee nve, and transmitting
report from the typographical engineers, giving he h
formation called Tor: referred 10 lhe oonhce On oo"
Mr. FRANKLIN, on leave, presented resolutions
passed by the legislature OF Mary land, in regard 20 he
presen, monopoly IN the sale oil euaho: leieeo ~ TUG
Committee on Agriculture.
The SPEAKER stated that the brst business ~ ofaet
was the consideration OF the motion to reconsider ne voe
by which the mens 10 The Senate Oil making a
propnations for invalid pensions were passed py 'ne
Hosse. ~, r.
EseE was not in his seat he therefore asked me con
sent of The House 10 defer the consideration OF that mo-
ton not objected to-
DEFICIENCY BILL
The SPEAKER stated that the deficiency bill had been
repored from the Committee of the Whole with amend
mems and The Clerk would read them 10 the House, and
gentlemen desiring TO have separate vote on any one oi
them would rise from his seat when sueh ameuohen'
The Clerk then proceeded to read the amendments
Among the amendments adopted were the following
For completing the cus,om-house Cincinnati, Ohio
For pe,ing the custou Louisville. Kentucky
$4,000. - 49,.
For completing the custom house at Bangor Maine,
For completing tho custom-houss ST Louis, sioo 600
For com plefing the custom house al Wilmington, Della
For Completing tho onstom-hoose At Mobile, s6i,5oo.
For completing the marine hospital At Cleveland, ONO,
For collecting agricultural statistics and seeds $4,000
For com pletng the hospital at 81 Louis, $4,000
For the purchase of tots OF land aud edihce Of the
assay office, New York, Ss3p,o0o
The other amendments reported from the Committee OF
the Whole were adopted, aud the bill was ordered 70 be
engrossed. -,
The question was then taken on The third readiag oil
he hill and decided in the Deya,ve-yeas o. nays
%; 50 The bill was rejected BY the following vote
Apgls,og Bess. BsnsSn S%iBy s'f pay. s.
Disnsy Dunbir. Eastman, Edgeuon, Edmands, Ellison,
iisrs'son. Haven, Hester Hou.,oa Iuns Iege,o Lind
ley, LIndsey Macy, Mlddieswsrh John 1 Muler Sm IN
Ressy s. % Robbins. Shannon, simmon. Gerfs smith, an-
uel A. Smith. William X. Smith, Frederick 4 stanton,
Gphsn, s Vaie, vsn.aat Wade, Walker ana Israel Wash
nVaYs-Mc.sr. Aiken, James G. Allen, Willis Allen,
Ashe, Ball. Bsksdae, Barry, Belcher, Bennett, Boyce,
Lewis D. Campbell. cnsse. Cnastsin Chrisnan, Clins-
man, Cobb Cofwin Cox, Craigs. CARTS John 2. Davis
Dawssu Dent. D,wdeli, Drum, Dunhag E3glish, Faux
peG fenop Florence Goode Ggeen, Grey Hamilton a
Hendricks Henn Hbbsd Hill, Hilyer, Johnson. George
W jones' Roi.nd Jones' Kerr, k,dwel, kiiuedge ksox,
QSeen, Mace, Msveson, Meachan, M,lson, Morgao Nor
fson Murray, Nichols, Oliver, Or Pecsham Psnnlag
Reese, Rogers, Ruin, Russell, Sage, Sapp, Shaw ske-
too William smn sus,0S, Ws sfafs, Mss,aop dcGaf B w,ss
Yates. and Zoicofer-93
MIR. HOUSTON moved tha, the House resolve itself
into Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the union
Mr. CLtNCMAN asked wbe,hei ihe "ouun " ...vn-
sder the vote iust aken and TO lay the motion on The
table, did lake precedence OF the motion 10 go ino
committee.
The SPEAKER ruled that 1t did not
Tbe question was then taken on the motion 10 20 into
Committees and decided in the negatvcayes oo noes ~
Mr. CLINGMAN moved to reconsider the woe py
which the deficiency bill rejected, ana 20 'ay 'na
motion the table and upon that motion demanded 'he
yeas and nays. which were ordered.
A motion was then made 10 adjourn, on which ihe
House dylded-ayes 81. noes 81.
SO The House refused TO adjourn.
The SPEAKER said the question recErred on TIE mo.
lion TO reconsider The vote by which the deficiency bii
Was rejected, and TO lay the motion TO reconsider on Inc
the table.
Mt HOUSTON asked Tor call OF the House, on
which be demanded the yeas and nays, which were
ordered. bsa