The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-09

Mr. MILLS0N of Virginia. called for the reading Of the
Presidents message
There being no objection, the message was read
The question then taken Will the House, upon re-
consideration of the bill agree to its passage and II was
decided in the afirmatiyeyeas ls9 nays 55as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Albright, Allison Ball. Barbour, Bennett
Bowie Bradshaw, Drenton, broom, BSinton Campbell Of
Pennsylvania, Campbell Of Kcntueky, Campbell Of Ohio,
Comins Coyode, Cox Cragin, Cullen Cumbaek, Damre,
Davis Of Maryland, Day, Dean Denver De Witt. Dick,
sridge kusts, Evans Fager Fuller Ponnsy yania Gal
oway, Giadngs Gilbert Granger Greenwood, Grow, Hal
Harris Of Illinois, Harrison, Haven Hoffman, Holloway,
Horton Of New York. Horton OF Ohio, Howard Hughston,
ss k ndy k H. fMnaPa II
Of Illinois, Mateson, McCarty, Meseham Miller Of New
Nichols Ss Soroa fass SG P1 ae' s Ps
Petit Pike, Porter Prnge parvianss Ready Risaad' %
sanddge sspp Scott Seward sherman, Simmons, snoed,
spinner, stranshan Tappaa Taylor Th1rston TOD Irai
Washbupne Of Wisconsin Washbnrne Of Illinois, Washburn
Of Maine, Watson, Wech, Wells, Williams Woodruff and
HAYSNMessrs Aiken Barksdale, Bennett Of Mississippi,
Bocock Branch Brooks Burnett Cadwalader Carle Cas-
t SsTs e.
Harris of Alabama, Hickman Houston, Jewet Jones OF
sssn T k a.Fs.sa FS s IL
Indiana Milson Oliver of New York. Orr, Packer, Powell
Sqa se %anr
Wheeler, Wnslow, Wright Of Mississippi and Wright Of
Tennessee-55.
....... ST. MARY's RIVER.
The House then proceeded to vote upon the bill making
appropriation for deepening the channel over the flats
of the ST. Mary's river, in the State of Michigan.
Mr. HAVEN, of New York, stated that the bill made
appropriation for deepening the channel the St Marys
fats in order to connect the great chain of lakes u
matey with the Mississippi river and called for the read
ing of the Presidents message
There being no objection the message was read.
The question was then TAKEN and the bill passed-yeas
l36, nays 54--as follows;
YEAs-Mesrs. Albright, Allison Ball. Barbour, Bennett
of New York. Benson, Blinghurst Bingham, Bishop Bliss
Campbell of Ohio, Caruhers Chaee, Clarke
of New York. Clawson Colfax Comins Covode, Cox Cra
Dean Denver De Witt Dick, Dickson Dodd, Dunn, Dur.
fee Edwards Emre, English, Ethsrdge, Eustis, Flager
Fuller Of Pennsylvania Galloway Gddngs Gilbert Gran
Harlan Harris OF Maryland Harris Of Illinois, Harrison,
Haven, Hoffman, Holloway, Horton of New York, Hor-
of Ohio, Howard Hughston, Kelsey, Kennett King,
Marshall of Kentucky Matteson, McCary Meacham Miller
of New York, Mlward Moore, Morgan, Morrill, Mott Muir
ray Nichols Nsron Parker Peck ps'Hn Psnplgsoa'
sanddge, sapp, Scott Seward, sherman simmons sneed
Pnns tan TysOn vaik WADE Wakeman, Wa5rdse, Wadron
Washburne Of Wisconsin, Washburne of Illinois, Wash
burn Of Maine, Watson Welch, Wells, Williams, Woodruff
NAYS-Messrs. Aiken Barksdale, Bennett OF Mississippi
Bocock, Branch, Brooks, Burnett Cadwalader Care Cas-
E Cobb Georgia GS Of hspa%
sss"a 's9 ka%s
Indiana Mison, Oliver Of New York Orr, Powell Pur-
year Quman, Ruin, Shorter, Smith Of Tennessee Smith
%heeie wln.iow, Wig Of Mississippi Wright Of Tennes
see--a
And then, at quarter after o'clock, the House ad-
journed