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The important and exciting question Of the sub.Trea-
sury, which has kept the public mind SO long agtated
rejoice to say is and hope forever, at rest


As this the grand and leading political question
Of the country, the decision Of which it thought
the best interests OF the United States depended give
in abridged report the proceedings Of Congress the
names of those who voted upon the bill.


There are in all 242 members in the House Of Repre-
sentatves when all the seats occupied The vote on
this OCCASION it will be observed, in the aggregate
2s6 Gen. Ripley, of Louisiana has not, in consequence
Of ihealth been in his place since the commencement
ofthe 25t Congress, the second session of which is with
in few days OF its termination; Mr.. Lawler, of Ala
bana is dead; Mr. F. 0. Smith, of Maine, is gone to
England; Mr. Bruyn and Mr. Jackson of New York, and
another member, ABSENT, make up the defciency
so that in reality there but six absenees II all had
been present it is believed there would have been nearly
the same, i. e. IA majority against the BILL