Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-02

worth. F enton. Foley. Foster, Giddinss, Gilmau,
Hall Of Ohio Hall Of MsssscRasetis, Harlsn. Hsr
RS IF Maryland. Harris of Illinois, Haskin, Hoard,
renee, Leach 4 ;eitsx toyeis5, MoKihbin, Hsrshaa
g sII Il ?': a.isss MG
siasSs KlSsSd, RisSSie, RSbtins, Robefts ROYCE
shay of Illinois. SheruahF of Ohio, Sherman III
Ncw York; Smith Of Illinois. Spinner. stsnton
Stewart of Pennsyl vanla. Tappan, Thayer, Thomp-
WsIdron, alton, Washborne of Wisconsin. WASH
harns= OF Illinois, Washburne of Maine. Wilson.
NAYs-Messrs. Ali, Anderson, Arnold. Atkins,
Avery, Bsrksdale Bishop, Booock. Bouham. Bowie,
GIaIk Of Mo-; Clay, clemens Ciinsman Cobb jon;
Se Of Sof Gk Ssg Of Mis-
deli. Edmundson. Elliott. Eastis. Faulkner. Flor
Sregs. Hatch, HAWKINS. Hicsman, HllI. Hopkins.
Houston, Hughes, Huy Ter, Jackson, Jenkins, Jew
s 6 of ami
Landy, Leidyi Letcher, Maelay. Mctlueen, Mason,
Reagan, Keil, Ruftin, Russell. Ssnddge. savage
Carolina. Shorter. Sckles, Singleton. smith of Ten
Sssses, smith of Virgins Stal,w9rth. Stephens.
Of New York. Taylor Of Louisiana, Trlppe, Ward,
| k WXaIren, Watkins; White blteley, :WmsIow:
| Of Tennessee, and Zollicofcr-ii2. -
SO the bill thus amended was passed ...... ..
| MI. Montgom' ry moved IL at the vote nv which
the bill was passed he reconsidered, and that the
motion TO reconsider be laid the table; which
| latter motion was az reed to.
And then the House adjourned.
NoTE. The vote given a bove Ia the same as tina.
by which the amendment of Mr.. Montgomery
was substituted for the original bill, the result
| OF which contained in the last edition OF
yesterdays star. ..
|. PROCEEDINGS Of To-day.
l. In THE SENATE, to-day, MIR Seward presented
a memorial from citizens of New FORK in relation
to marine signals; referred. ,
l. Quite number of private memorials were pre-
scented, and several resolutions referring to pti-
waite matters Offered; all Of which were appropri-
ately disposed Of
/ Mr.. Jones'. of Iowa, presented a petition from
CITIZENS OF that State, asking a grant Of land u
aid in the construction Of railroad I'm that State
referred a-.'-..-. - .s.-f 80. o.
The reception from the House Of the joint reso
! luton to adjourn finally on the first Monday o
| June being announced, Mr.. Brown said ID Wa,
| madness 10 consider that measure now, and on
his motion IL was laid on the table. AZ. .-.
| A bill granting the right II pre-emption to the
| Indiana yearly meeting Of FFiends In certain
lands in Kansas was being considered when on
| report closed -. -. .y.--5f
lN. THE HoUsK, Mr. GOOde, from the Commute.
for the District Of Columbia, reported back, with
ont amendment, the Senate bill to acquire certaif
lands needed for the Washington hqueduct. d
| was passed. .......- =
The House resolved itself into Committee o
the Whole on the state of the Union; Mr.. B0
cock in the ebair.) and resumed the consideration
OF the bill To supply deficiencies ia the appropri
atoms FOR the year ending June 80, 1853. =,
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee said that de Il cienci e.
cannot be avoided, but when approp riations wer.
asked for this purpose, he would examine int,
| the facts and see whether 10 was rig hi or wrong
This, he said, was called a Deficiency bill, bat j
| con tanned extras and autiCiratioDs; ii was bit
| for the past y well as the future.