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he vote % fha REJECTION ofthe. bill was
lien reconsidered- I26 nays 81.


Mr. Petit delivered a scorehing speech
a ainst these who opposed the bill without
Knowing any thing about the particulars.
For himself, he would not disgrace his con-.
slinents by voting against the measure. 5


Mr.. Henley replied. after which the bill
wss again rejecied-yeas rs. nays IS.
THE Honsethe went into committee
The whole and resumed the consideration OF
theCivil and Diplomatic Appro2riationf
foF the Presidents house. The bill was
gain introduced by way of amendment.


long discussion arose on an amend
ment by Mr. Stewart, providing that the
furniture shall be of American nanufac-
ture. During the discussion, piece of
carpet of American manufscture was ex
hibiled


Mr.. Winthrop desired to have the clause
so amended that tae pfocee Is from the sale
ofthe old furniture might be divided among
he States.


Finally the amendment was concuIred
in, so as to provide $4,000 for furniture
anu $500 for repairing and painting the
house. The furniture is to be of American
manufacture provided it can be procured as
cheap as foreign.


Mr.. Kennedy. of Md moved to amend
the bill by inserting $4,000 for keeping in
operation horse's Telegraph between tins
city and Baltimore for the ensuing year
aiso directing the Post Master General 10
furnish anticipates Tor using the Tele-
graph.so that the income may defray the
expenditure.


After brief, explanation, the amend
mesl was for the present Withdrawn.


The committee then rose, with an under
Standing that the debate .hal! close to NOR
rev at two o'clock