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States, read the third time, passed and sent to the
Senate for concurrence.


The resolution heretofore offered by Mr. Saunders cal.
ling for information respecting the Publishers Of The Laws,
was again taken up.


The House passed the unfinished business of yeser-
day being The general appropriation bill and the question
being upon the clause making an appropriation of So 600
for outfit for the Minister who succeeds Mr. Anderson
at Tscubaya the debate Of yesterday renewed with
much spirit, and continued to occupy the House
until past four O'Clock.


Messrs. Forsyth and Srasus having spoken opposite
sides of the question.


Mr.. buchanan suggested the propreiy Of reducing the
proposed appropriations from 50 000 ,500 and refer
red to pecedenls show that in some cases half outfit
had been allowed.


The chair decided that, according to rule the question
must first be put on the largest sum proposed
! The debate then farther prosecuted by Messrs
Carson, Brent B,Tges Ingham. buchanan. Dwight, Wi-
inms, and Bia.r.


hr. Saunders proposed to amend the amendment in such
manner as to allow the Minister his expenses provided
they did not exceed 49, 000


The chair pronounced this amendment now in order


Mr.. Aremer having delivered his sentiments, in opposi
ton to the appropriation the question taken fill
ing the blank with S9ooo and decided by yeas and nays
| as follows:


Yeas-Messrs Bailey. Badger Bartlett, Barney Brent,
Burgess, Csssedy, Cook, Crowninshied, Davis Dorsey,
Dwight Ed@ ards of Pennsylvania, Everett Gurey, Her.
rick ingerso Jennings. Kitters. Lslhrop, Locke Mar
oBrien, Pearce, Reed, Sands Sill, Sprague. storrs,
Strong Swan, Tomason, Tucker, of N. Jersey Vance,
farnum, Vinton, Whpple, White, Wood, OF New York,


Nays.-Messrs. AddRms, of Pa, Alexander, of Va, Al
exsnder. of Ten, lem of Mass Aston, Anderson, An
gel. Archer Armstrong. Ashley Baldwin, BARLEY Barber
Of Con-, Barbour Of Virginia, Barrnger, Baset Bayes,
Blair, Boon Bradley, Bryan Buchanan, Buckner. Camp
bell Carson, Cary, Claiborne, Clarke. Cooke, Conner,
Cfamp. Davenport, Dez, Edwards, Of n G. Est, Find
lay, Of Pennsylvania, Fnday, of Ohio Forsyth, Forward,
Fosdck Garnsey Garrison Goyan Harris, Harvey, Has
brouck, Hayden, Henry, Hines, Hobart Hoffman, Holmes,
Houston, ugunln, Humphrey, Ingham Lacks, Johnson,
Of York Of Krrha Krpm
Lawrence. Lecompte, Le,cher, Little, Long, Marable,
MaFell Marvin, Of New York. Mccoy, Mediation, Mexican,
cKee Merria ether Merwin Of Connecticut. Metcale,
tler Of Pennsy lvanis James s. Mitchell John MITCHELL
Mchel of Mar, land, Mitchell Of Tennessee, Moore of
Kentucky, M ore Of Alabama Orr Owen, Peter, Phelps


umc,. Polk, Pow ELL Ripley, Rives, Ross. Saunders Saw
yer. Scott, Shannon soae Stevenson Of Pennsylvania
raliafero Taylor, Of Virginia, Test Thompson of Geo.
Thompson. Of Ohio Tucker Of s. Carolina, Van Horn
Verplanck, Wales, Ward, Weems, Whttcmore, Whittle-
,cy, ckife, Williams, Wilson, of South Carolina Wolf,
s,ug --119


$ the House refused the appropriation Of $4,000 for
an outfit for MIR. Po,Hsef, Minister to Tacubaya.


Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Cook then both to claim the
floor Mr.. Cook obtained it, aud moved 10 fill the blank


this outfit, With $3.50


nays but the house refused to order them Ayes 25 Noes
fc0,) sufficient number not requiring them.
Fl MIR. Forsyth moved to amend the amendment so as TO
eqire this be paid out Of the appropriation made
tor this mission last year


he mutton WAS opposed by Messrs. Duight and Nc
D'Ltfe, and negatived


lhe question as then taken the motion OF MT. Coax,
aud carried Ayes 90, Noes 48
| So the blank filed with s4. 500
4 The bill ordered to be engFosscd for Sd reading
i Friday, FEBRUARY l6.


IN SENATE.
4 On motion Of Mr. Holiness the bill to amend the act Of
178o establishing the Judiciary System Of the United
States taken up its passage. On this bill consde-
rabe discussion took place. when motion OF Mr. Hayne,
i the bill ordered to lie upon the table


The bill TO exempt Swedish and Norwegian vessels from
iuatipg d,t,e reu1 ri time


The unfinished business of yesterday having been taken
up, the Senate resumed the consideration of the bill for
the gradual increase of the Navy


The bill was ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing.


preparation Bill from the other House, read twice and
referred


i HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Mr. Clarke presented resolution Of the General Assem-
bly, of the Sae of Kentucky, approbaory of the assoca
ton called :" the American Colonization Society," and re-
uesting the Represenaton Of that State in Congress
use their best efforts to facilitate the removal Of such
People Of Color may desire to emigrue to the Colony
in Africa, and them the protection and patron
age of the United States.


Mr. .,cLane presented resolutions entered into py the
General Assembly OF the State of Delaware, OF similar i'm
port those presented by Mr.. Clarke


The r. solutions referred


The resolution herefol offered, by Mr.. Saunders, cal


ling for information respecting the publishers of the laws,
was again taken up.


The engrossed bill making appropriations for the sup.
port OF Government for the year 1927, was read third
time PASSED, and sent the Senate for concurrence.

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