The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-30

wood Vail Walk, Walker, W.rner, "ALns, sisTrsy,
nessee and zolloonor-S6.
The question then taken the remaining amend
mens and they all honoured in.
The bill was then ordered TO be engrossed and read
third tme-yeas 3d. nays 80 and, having been read
third time was passed-yeas 80, nays s2-as follows
YEAS Messrs Albright Allison Ball, Barbour, Benson
pBhsp Bliss Bsdss1w psn'9 gS,s os%
Day Dean, Dick, Dodd, Daries Edwards EmTe Flagsr,
saehaset Harlan, Harp f Holloway Horton Of Now
York, Horton of Ohio, HughstOn, KELSEY, King, Knapp
Ter Of New York Moore Morgan Morrill, Nichols Norton,
Oliver Of New York, Parker, peton, Perry Petit Pike
simmons spinner stanton, stranahan TaPPan Thuron,
Todd, traitor, Wade, Wakeman, WabTidge Walhdhron,
Washburne of Wisconsin, Washburne Of Illinois, Wahburn
Of Maine, Watson Weleh, Wood, Woodruff, and Wood
York, Bennett Of Mississippi Bowie Branch, Broom, Bur,
nett Garlic, Caruthes Caskie, Cobb Of Georgia, Cobb Of
AaPams Cox cags DGn D1y as q hsrs
rs Faulkner, Foster, Fuller of Maine Goode, Greenwood
Harris Of Maryland, Harris Of Alabama Harris Of illinois,
Hoffman, Houston, Jewett, Jones of Tennessee Jones OF
Pennsylvania Kennett Kidwell Lake, Lndley, Lumpkin
t.: Marshall Of Kentucky, Marshall Of Illinois, Maxwell
Puryear, Quitman Reade Ready Ricaud, Rivers, iuin
Savage, seward Shorter, Smith Of Tennessee smith Of
pe R Underwood Vs Walk, walker, Warner, Watkins
Whitney, Williams Wnslow Wright of Mississippi, and
Wright of Tennessee, and Zelcoaer-s2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL.
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, from the Committee OF Ways
and Means reported the Indian-appropriaton BILL with
the action of the committee the Senate amendments
thereto which committed to the Committee OF the
Whole and the amendments ordered to be printed
UNITED STATES COLLECTION DISTRICTS.
The SPEAKER stated the business in order to be the
consideration of House bill establishing the collection dis
trcts the United States and designating the ports of
try and ports of delivery in the same and for other
poses.
Mr. WASHBURNE, Of Illinois sa' that be did not think
that the House eoLd devote that time 10 the consideration
OF the bill which It's impormnce lenrn1"d daring the
present session, and he therefore nn"cJ W osFoue l's
further consideration until the second Tuesday ren-
Der next.
The question taken, and the motion 70 postpone WAS
agreed to. @.
Mr. DUNN, of Indiana called up for consideration d
motion heretofore made by him to reconsider the vote o
which the bill to asuul certain acts Of the legislative
semby of the Territory of Kansas and to to the cit
liens of said Territory their rights and privileges
mtted the Committee of the Whole the state OF the
Union.
Mr.. COBB of Georgia, moved to lay the motion to re-
consider on the table, which motion was negatved-
yeas SO, nays 80.
The motion to reconsider was agreed and the ques-
ton being the comutment of the bill 10 the Committee
of the Whole it was taken and decided in the negative
Mr. DUNN then offered substitute for the pending bill,
and called the previous question
The substitute is very lengthy. provides for reor-
ganizaton of the Territory with all the usual machinery the
Kansas declaring that those persons imprisoned under said
laws shall be forthwith set free and the restoration OF the
Missouri Compromise.
Mr.. SNEED, of Tennessee moved to lay the whole sub
ject the table; which motion not agreed toyeas
II, nays 90.
The question then taken on the substitute proposed
by Mr.. Dunn, and it was agreed to-yeas 80, nays H.
The bill amended then read third time and
passed-yeas 49, nays 74-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Albright, Allison Ball, Barbour Benson,
Bishop, Bliss Bradshaw Brenton Butnton, Campbell Of
Comins Covode Cumbaok, Damrell, Dean, Dick, Dodd,
Dunn, Dnrfee, Eide, Edwards Emre F.ger, Giddings,
rsan Hassn Holloway n Horton Of News York
Ohio, Hughston Kelsey, King, Knapp Knight Knowiton,
kInfs asF SsS Of
York Parker, Pelton, Perry, Pet Pringle Purvnncs,
snon ToS
Wade Wakeman, Walbridee Waldron washburne Of Wis
shs
NAYs.MessrS, Aiken Barksdaie Bell Bowie Branch,
Crawford Cullen Davidson, Davis Of Mary land, Denver,
Gowd English fssss GG0ds
OF Illinois, Houston, Jewet Jones of Tennessee Jones Of
Pennsylvania, Ksnnet Kidwel, Lake Letter, Lumpkn,
Miller Of Indiana, Mson, Packer, Peck, Phelps, Powell
Puryesr Qutman Reade Ready, Ricand, Rivers, Ruffn,
sneed stephens, Stewart swope, Taylor Trippe Under,
wood, Walk, Walker, Warner Watkins, winslow, Wright
of Mississippi, Wright OF Tennessee and Zolcofer74
On motion of Mr. DUNN the title was amended 80 as TO
read An act to reorganize the Territory OF Kansas and
for other purposes"
CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC BILL.
On motion OF Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, the consular
and diplomatic appropriation BILL with the Senate amend
ment thereto was taken from the Speakers table.
Mr. o. said that there only amendment of the
Senate about which there any controversy and the
House had refused to in that upon the principle
that il involved independent legislation. The House had
this morning decided that they would carry legislation
into appropriation bills and IT, he understood the gem
ueman from Kentucky Mr.. II. MARSHALL desired to sub.
init motion that the House recede from Is non-concur-
renee, he had objection.
Mr. H. MARSHALL said that the amendment in ques-
ton proposed to increase the salary of the Interpreter
the Chinese mission to O00 and he thought il was
just and proper he moved that the House recede from It's
disagreement TO the amendment
The question taken and the motion was agreed TO-
On motion Of Mr., CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole the state
the Union Mr. CoLFAx OF Indiana In the chair and pro-
ceeded TO the consideration Of the bill making approra-
tons for the legislative executive and judicial services Of
the government for the year ending 3Oh june 1857 and
then, at quarter after O'Clock, took recess until
O'Clock.
REWARD OF NERrT.-lt will he rerolectod that a lsd
named George Smith leaped from boat unop
which be had smuggled himself tho 20,h Of june
last aud rescued child which had asu yyc. hoard from
drowning. The act brought to the notice o. the Lite