Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-18
Congressional
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.

"AshiN5IOAi REQ y.
Senaie-Afer Mr.. Everett concluded
bis speech. yesterday, he Senate I'D.
burned with ut coming 10 vote.
To-day tie French SpuliaIiou Bill was
iskeE up and ordered To be engTos-ed. af
ter which she Nebraska Bill was iakeu
up.
Mr. Smith OF Cnnnerlicui, made an
able speech against The bill,
House-The Deficiency bill was taken
'uP. The question being on agreeing 10
amendments made in COMMITTEES. the col.
lowing. Among Others were concurred in
For cus,om houses at Cincinnati and Lou.
isville. 100000 each al st. Louis,
100000 Mobile, s25O,OO0. The
amendment approPriaiing $4,000 for an
assay OF ce at New York was agreed 10.
and the Hous then proceeded to vote on
he hill, when il was rejecied-nays SO.
yeas 81.
The rejection of the bill produced
much excl emrnt, A member from Paul
adel phia announced he had voted against
u hNN"HSt u "hS Ollt WI ihG hlltnSs
ind contained a nest egg for a mint Of
New York.
Mr.. Cllngman moved n reconsideration
nf he vote. and then moved TO lay lIa
moiion on tie table, the design being in
kill the bill beyand the possibility Of n
resurrection.
Af.er various Intellectual efforts tor a
cnIl OF the House aud for adjournment,
the vote was announced-sS To 80 the
speaker gave the casting vote in The fir
NATIVE, thus clinching the nail thar killed
the bill.
The House then, amid much confusion
adjourned.
Sena'e Private bills from the HlusP
extend ng the tune Cur filing certain land
claims IN California. aud confirming pri.
va,c land claims ia Visions n, were pass.
ed also, the bill for he relief of Lieut.
Wlrkliffe.
The Nebraska B Il was then taken up.
when Mr. Smith res med his speech.
House-An attempt wa> made TO get up
he D. fciency Bill again, by a motfrn 70
reconsider the vote by which il was lost.
The Chair decided the motion out oi
older.
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee, appealed, but
the appeal was laid on the table--yeus
1874 nays 80.
One private bill was passed, and are
several Intellectual efforts to Introduce a
new Drfici neg Bill, the House adjourn
ID until Monday
l4Ih.--Senate. Amongst others, Mr.
Seward presented a petiion from Syra
cuse. against passing the Nebraska bill.
The House, after some unimpor'an
business wen, into Committee of tht
Whole on The Homestead bill.
l5th --Gco N. Snnndpr,' nominn,ol
as Consul to London. was rejected yes
terday. by vote Of 1910 10.
}. 0Suilivan's nomination as Charg'
to Portugal was confirmed by vote u
26 10 II. \ motion to reconsider O'Sul
iivan's nomination is pending. Gen
: CaS% SIP ke >trongly in favor pt his con
G ticmalinn, while S,wart and D0uglas al
rUC"ied Ii. Douglas and BrOuhead "eT
,t'~ my IIeInncfatc Senators VINO vote
p for the confirmation.
= Feb. l6 The Chair presented peii
= ton from the publisher Of the Uulon, OF
toring /" take 'he contract Tor printing III
. senate proceedings aGd debates. in piar
{ If the rrorrI' torS # the Sentinel, who ha
given no lh, lr c0ntrac,,
= Mr Chase presented the petition {
{ 1890 citizens Of ilamiaon conn'y, Obi,
{ agalnst the repeal nf the Missouri Con
| promise, ais similar petitions from olhe
PARIS nf the State.
d Mr.. Sumner presented a petition frot
:, liliroi> and " 'ssacnus tts against the rt
=, peal Of The Missouri Compromise.
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