NAYS.—NEW YORK, _Alexander_, _Bennett_, _Burrows_, _Clark_, _Conger_, _Gott_, _Holloway_, _W.T. Jackson_, _John A. King_, PRESTON KING, _Matteson_, _Putnam_, _Reynolds_, _Ramsey_, _Sackett_, _Schoolcraft_, _Silvester_.—MASSACHUSETTS, ALLEN, _Fowler_, _Horace Mann_, _Rockwell_.—NORTH CAROLINA, _Clingman_, Daniel, Venable.—VIRGINIA, Averett, Holiday, Mead, Millson, Powell, Seddon.—ILLINOIS, _Baker_, Wentworth.—MICHIGAN, Bingham, SPRAGUE.—ALABAMA, Bowdon, S.W. Harris, Hubbard, Inge.—MISSISSIPPI, A.G. Brown, Featherston, McWillie, Jacob Thompson.—SOUTH CAROLINA, Burt, Colcock, Holmes, Orr, Wallace, Woodward, McQueen.—CONNECTICUT, _Thomas B. Butler_, Waldo, BOOTH.—OHIO, Cable, _Campbell_, Cartter, _Corwin_, _Crowell_, _Nathan Evans_, GIDDINGS, _Hunter_, Morris, Olds, ROOT, _Schenck_, Sweetzer, _Vinton_.—PENNSYLVANIA, _Calvin_, _Dickey_, HOWE, _Moore_, _Ogle_, _Reed_, _Thaddeus Stevens_.—WISCONSIN, _Cole_, Doty, DURKEE.—RHODE ISLAND, _Dìxon_.—GEORGIA, Haralson, Jos. W. Jackson.—INDIANA, Harlan, JULIAN, _McGaughey_.—VERMONT, _Hebard_, _Henry_, _Meacham_, Peck.—ARKANSAS, Robert W. Johnson.—NEW JERSEY, _James G. King_, _Newell_, _Van Dyke_.—LOUISIANA, La Sere, Morse.—MAINE, _Otis_, Sawtelle, Stetson.—MISSOURI, Phelps.—NEW HAMPSHIRE, TUCK. This analysis shows that there voted For The Bill: Northern Whigs: 24 Southern Whigs: 25-49 Northern Democrats: 32 Southern Democrats: 27-59 Total: 108. Against The Bill: Northern Whigs: 44 Southern Whigs: 1-45 Northern Democrats: 13 Southern Democrats: 30-43 Total: 98. The bill thus passed in the House was sent to the Senate; and on the 9th that body, by a vote of 31 to 10, concurred in the amendment which the House had made to it; and it became, by the signature of the President, the law of the land. On Saturday the 7th, the House took up the bill from the Senate admitting California into the Union. Mr. THOMPSON, of Mississippi, moved an amendment, making the parallel of 36° 30’ the southern boundary of California, which was rejected—yeas 71, nays 134. The main question was then taken, and the bill, admitting California, passed—yeas 150, nays 56.—On the same day the bill from the Senate organizing a territorial government for Utah was taken up, and Mr. WENTWORTH, of Illinois, moved to amend it by inserting a clause prohibiting the existence of slavery within the territory. This was lost—ayes 69, nays 78. Mr. FITCH, of Indiana, moved an amendment, declaring that the Mexican law prohibiting slavery, should remain in full force in the territory: after some discussion this was rejected—ayes 51, nays 85. Several other amendments were introduced and lost, and the bill finally passed by a vote of 97 ayes and 85 nays.