YEAS,--Atchison, Badger, Barnwell, Bell, Berrien, Butler, Davis (of Mississippi), Dawson, A.C. DODGE (of Iowa), Downs, Foote, Houston, Hunter, JONES (of Iowa), King, Mangum, Mason, Pearce, Rusk, Sebastian, Soulé, Spruance, STURGEON (of Pennsylvania), Turney, Underwood, Wales, Yulee.--27. NAYS.--Baldwin, Bradbury, Chase, Cooper, Davis (of Massachusetts), Dayton, Henry Dodge (of Wisconsin), Greene, Smith, Upham, Walker, Winthrop.--12. ABSENT, OR NOT VOTING.--Benton, Borland, _Bright_ of Indiana, _Clarke_ of Rhode Island, Clay, _Cass_ of Michigan, Clemens, _Dickinson_ of New York, _Douglas_ of Illinois, _Ewing_ of Ohio, _Felch_ of Michigan, _Hale_ of New Hampshire, _Hamlin_ of Maine, _Miller_ of New Jersey, Morton, _Norris_ of New Hampshire, _Phelps_ of Vermont, Pratt, _Seward_ of New York, _Shields_ of Illinois, _Whitcomb_ of Indiana. [Fifteen Northern Senators absent from the vote.] On the final passage of the Bill in the Senate, the yeas and nays were not taken. _D.S. Dickinson_ of New York, who had been absent when the vote was taken on the engrossment, spoke in favor of the bill. Mr. Seward was said to be absent from the city, detained by ill health. When the Bill came up in the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, (September 12th,) JAMES THOMPSON of Pennsylvania, got the floor,--doubtless by a previous understanding with the Speaker,--and addressed the House in support of the Bill. He closed his remarks by _moving the previous question_! It was ordered, and thus all opportunity for reply, and for discussion of the Bill was cut off. The Bill was then passed to its third reading--equivalent to enactment--by a vote of 109 YEAS, to 75 NAYS; as follows:-- YEAS. _Maine._--THOMAS J.D. FULLER, of Calais; ELBRIDGE GERRY, of Waterford; NATHANIEL S. LITTLEFIELD, of Bridgton. _New Hampshire._--HARRY HIBBARD, of Bath; CHARLES H. PEASLEE, of Concord. _Massachusetts._--SAMUEL A. ELIOT, of Boston. _New York._--HIRAM WALDEN, of Waldensville. _New Jersey._--ISAAC WILDRICK, of Blairstown. _Pennsylvania._--MILO M. DIMMICK, of Stroudsburg; JOB MANN, of Bedford; J.X. MCLANAHAN, of Chambersburg; JOHN ROBBINS, Jr., of Philadelphia; THOMAS ROSS, of Doylestown; JAMES THOMPSON, of Erie. _Ohio._--MOSES HOAGLAND, of Millersburg; JOHN K. MILLER, of Mount Vernon; JOHN L. TAYLOR, of Chillicothe. _Michigan._--ALEXANDER W. BUELL, of Detroit. _Indiana._--NATHANIEL ALBERTSON, of Greenville; WILLIAM J. BROWN, of Amity; CYRUS L. DUNHAM, of Salem; WILLIS A. GORMAN, of Bloomington; JOSEPH E. MCDONALD, of Crawfordsville; EDWARD W. MCGAUGHEY, of Rockville. _Illinois._--WILLIAM H. BISSELL, of Belleville; THOMAS L. HARRIS, of Petersburg; JOHN A. MCCLERNAND; WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, of Quincy; TIMOTHY R. YOUNG, of Marshall. _Iowa._--SHEPHERD LEFFLER, of Burlington.