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ment operations of the Post Once Department con-
parment which may be occssionsd by the reduction Of
the rates OF postage ny this made there be- and here
BY u, appropriated the of seven hundred ond ATTY
Thousand dollars to be paid out of money the Trea
sury not otherwise appropriated and be- pLced to the
credit Of the Pot Office Department in the Treasury Of
he United States to be applied, under the direction Of
the Postmaster General, supplying any deficiency in
the regular revenues from possge, Ia the manner
rs me revenues OF said department are now by law sp


SIC 2a And be it further enacted, That in case the
amount Of pos,ages coiecsed from the rates postage
presclofd by this act with the annual appropriation
from the Treasury of seven hundred and Atty thousand
dollars herein granted shall prove insufficient to deray
States to an extent equal to what now enjoy ed by the
public and also the expense Of extending and enlarg
ing the same IN one proportion with the increase and
expansion OF the topulation particularly in the new
States and Territories, the deficiency that NAV 40
arise shall be paid out of any moneys in the Trea-
the amount Of expenditure the Post Office Department
shall not in the entire aggregate exclusive OF salaries Of
Office and the contingent fund the same exceed the
dollars


SEC. % Aud be it further enacted That nothing in this
act contained shalt be construed TO repeal the laws here
tsi,re enacted granting the fanking privilege to the
dents OF the United States and to the widows of Pres
dents Madison and Harrison.


The yeas and nays were called, and the bill was
passed ~ to IL, as follows -


gYEAs-Messrs. Allen, Archer Ashley, Atherton, Bar
row Bates, Bayard Benton, Berren, Breese Buchanan
Choate CrIttenden, Dayton, Dickinson, Evans Fairfield
Foster. Francis, Henderson, Huntington Jarnegn John
son Merrick. Miller. Morehead Niles, Porter. Rives
simmons Tappan, Uphsm Walker, White, Woodbridge,
Woodbury-S7.


NAYs-Messrs Bagby, Clayton Colquitt, Harnegan
Heywood Hugei, Lewis, M'Drffe, Mspgum, Phelps
Semp!e, Sevier-l2.


So the bill was finally disposed of, and orGered
TO he reported to the House for their concurrence.


And the Senate went into Executive session, and
after acting therein as supposed, upon a large list
OF small appointments, opened their doors, and
adjourned.