New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


| Mr.. WASHBURN Mel moved to table the Def
cheney Appropriation. Negatived BY 43 against ia5;
The question was then taken recommiting the Dill
tothe Ccmmttsebf Ways and Means, with instruetions
under each head for the service OF the present hscs
year and in another bill s appropriations designed
for the next fiscal year. ard also with instrrctlons 10
inquire what gsaon is necessary to restore 10
Congress efficient cOttIOl over the expenses OF the
Government.
Negatived-l01 against l19.
The bill ther put upon its passage and rejected
Yeas Jog, Nays 1N.
The following are the Yess and Maya:
YEAS Ad5siq AL Ands'P AInOd Atla: Aa A,.S As,
Burus Can pbe C.,tr Chspm.b Clark Mo John COea,.ne
Gts p.s. e. 1m c' D%ass Gas No SMlGsS
ss: SsSsa. Hs1 Ei sass hss %'oi Hss
jenkins, Jewe CLANCY JSne Owen ss IGSs. r.S., ks
M.ssJ k.y KsSif %eTsGa t;%s i?as
rS.p' y,s r Scott pa~ se.ns seward sict. Singleton
s%5 yP seP%Sfn P%noS wco5o wortshdyt
Wight (G.J Wright (Tenn) Ward. Warren, Watkins White
HAYs-Me.r,. Abbott. Andrew BiIinshur't. Birsh.In
BLAIR B s'as cs. s'SsI .i
Clay Clemens: cEnH3 Co6 Gsrt csv B. cSGSt:ne S. COn
Ss1 aG G1vo6. S.v. G . S'' %
Dodd Duaee. EdIe Elliott English Fsrn.w9Tth Fsnton Fo.
ia. 1Ms;. Harlan HsTn. G ~, a.iiS Hill H:.,a
Mssoh Mste.on, Morgan, Morrill,, Morris Pal MSIh. @ gLl
Mofs Ps sSs i FS "ss Po fSa
Ready Reagan Rohie Robbins Roberts, Royce Rau sosle.
so sb sHt. & snsImsa Stanton
Tss 9 W. Wssdss ls,s ASH:sn
burne (Wis), waldrOn, Wsshburn inl Wshburn tae),
On motion ofMr. MONTGOMERY Pa, the House
proceeded to the consideration Of the Kansas bill.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY then moved that the House
" ADHERE" IN it's amendment
Va 4 ka1 Vhafh
egreed to- all chance for settlement would be cut oil
The SPEAKER said that he would decide the ques.
tOn when the contingency arises.
Mr.. GROW (Pa.), moved the previous question.
Mr.. SEWARD lGa.), moved that the House
"RECEDT" from it's amendment.
MIR. ENGLISH (lnd.), appealed to MIR. Montgomery
to withdraw his motion.
Mr. MONTGOMERY said that it would afford him
great pleasure to do so but he could not consent.
Much confusion prevailed and various questions
wsre asked regarding the effect Of the vote.
The House proceeded to vote on the motion to ad-
here to the House amendment, and the question was
decided in the affirmative by Yeas 119, Nays Ill.
The vote in the House on achering to its substitute
for the Kansas bill is the same as that OF week ago
on Its adoption with the exception that Messrs. Mar
shall and Bowie did not vote, having psired of.
A motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
Mr.. BRANCH IN. G. offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Ways and Means to report SIX
bills thus separating the items. in the Deficiency
bill, rejected to-day. He said that the army was
now far beyond the frontier, and could not receive
supplies, nor advance, nor recede, unless Congress
should appropriate the money He presumed that no
gentleman here desired the army to be cut to pieces
nv fierce fanatics or starved for the want of provisions
Mr.. CAMPBELL (O.) opposed the recommitment
of the bill to the Committee of Ways and Means ana
so far as he was concerned, was wiling that II De
nassed provided the friends Of the Administration
will take the responsibility.
Several Democrats explained, that they voted
against the bill account of subjects having peen
introduced into it, no. coming under the head OF de-
fcercies. ..
Pending motion to reconsider the vote rejecting
the bill, the House adjourned