New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

made TO carry on the ssvetrade by ci'izsss a
residents of the United State 10 eoatrsvenso Of tss
sc,s e c. nere.s prohibiting the sane; anf me sHd
steam vessels shall be deemed for the tine oasg 70
beotg 10 the Navy, and shall b. comnsnsed ~
cttc,is Of the Navy, and shall BE- empDyce s"atA
sane pc~ers sId 70, the ssre duties sad .sojes 70
the directions the srmet ses NJ sse navy,
ufter the st erti led SC, ia addihoa To I've scs
probibiiug the ss, rade, approved March lsls;
sDd The 'iicers aud men employed teeria sasd %
entitled To baye, in Ike cases the same prize mcceys
ard bouhtits By lac alo sed to the 9th ers sod
men belorgms TO the Navy sui employed under tho
set lat neutioned
Scticn 2enac.s, &c, that the bounty authorized BY
the third section o said act - De paid in oefts cases.
shall instead Of $25, be $500, payable on toe 50 se
cor diions and in the az eutionei n said acs
Seton spsrs that ~h,n soy c't'seo or other
re,scn shall lodge information with toe Attorney of
District or of any STATE or Territory rs toe csse mar
be that .ny pegro molstro or person OF color, has
been imported therein cortrsry u the prosi'oes q
such case msde ard provided or nsviug oeeh 50 I'm
por,ed into any other o,s,rct shall be bnasht lao
lush distinct il .hall be the duty ot sad Atsvrey
orth~lth 20 out ard obtain from the Jrise
Of the Circuit Court warrsnt suso,ts'g
and directing the Marshal 70 NOD ard ofius
before the Judge or Commissioner such negro,
uul.tto or cthsr person of color wherever no may
be found together with the person in ~hose Gus
'ody be may be- or who may have deta'ned n,n un'er
sny Claim OF preieOse whatever; and such Jadse OF
Commi ssouar shsll exsmine toe mater imn-di Neiy
mon the return OF SAID wuraot; ano II u shsh %
sscertaine by Tin that such negro mulstto or other
a color has been Orougut 10 CNul ,v W eto
true ipter. aud meaning of the acts In sach ease
made ard provided tnen such Judge or Com
mi.siener shsll drsc. the Marshsi oil sut
district 10 such regro, muiat'o, or otner pers,s
OF color into his custDdy for ssfsk ePrg sdcject 20
the oroer OF the Presideot of tho Uated stes; and
the ipformer who shNl have lodged 'he i1t"finS's
shs be ectited 10 receive, over ana so've tue poe
tion Of the pensies accruns to him by tos PROVISIONS
,f the acts N such cas-. IN sde sud provided bounty
Of $50 for each and every negro, mnsto, or persia
Of color Who shsl have been delivered lot IN. cue
tody If the Msrhal and the SECRETARY "t the r'e,s
INV il hereby authorized and required To pay
or cause TO be pad The aforesaid boaoty uoon tue
certificate Of the Clerk of the Coart tor tos District
where the proceedings may have beso had, Win ths
seal Of the officer the eto annexed stating the no,r
of pepto.s mula toes, persons of color, so d"v.
cred: and i, shall iuftber be the duty OF said Jddge
or Commissioner, tooing the pfob.ole cause, to
commit into custody the PersOn IN wnose cuso'y snca
negroes stoes or persoos ot color Sere oued Tor
trial sccnroirg lsw-proyided that any person az
erieved may appeal 10 the Circuit Court from suca
order directing the delivery OF sucn negro, mu,
lstto or person Of color, on executing osod
10 tie United States 10 the penalty M ttUW,
with sur be approved by the Judge or Com o'
sioner for each Of such negroes muaoes or pereoas
Of color, conditional To retarn them 70 the MARSHA,
with all the costs If such appeal shall be deternised
araiust bim aud sucb appeal shall DO tired by jury
If either party shall so require.
Section enacts that 1t shall be lawfal for any Leg
satue of sny State pass laws prohibiting the tor
epn CT African ssveraie within its imits, aod to de-
clare and force such penalties, foretores anf pdnsh-
menss therefor as II shall deem eNpedient; PROVIDED
that snch Ia 80 shall be compa atble with the Coastita
ti,n II the United States, aud DO not any way defost
modify or counteract the laws ct the United States.
Section enscts, that no vessel sh.D hereafter sal
or depart from any port or plice "i.hln the Uoited
States sny pl port OF the CO ~ of Afrct un-
nj after her master or sner shah have gvea due
tce of his intended vOysge to the Dstrc Attorney ot
the United States for the District; and tberenpoa said
Attorney sbsl search ana examination u bc
m ade of said vessel TO be- eobt,naed until her ao,ud
departure, to ascertain whether shc IS Designed dreot-
y or iDdh.Ctly io be ens aged Ia the Aricaa ave-
trade. Ev,rs vessel cesrirg or lifted oot or dspar-
ing or attempting 10 depart from tie United States IA
violation OF this act shall be forfeited, vito her equip
uent stores, etc, to the Uoted States; nor shah
any vessel belonging to sny citizen or resident of tue
United States oo any preiext depar from any forego
port or country to the Coast of Africa. when said
vessel shall have been sold after her departure o
the United States without first returning u the
United States and being duly registered anew In some
part of the United States
Section epacts that the Secretary Of the Treasury
have power designate such ports and places on tas
Coast Of Africa shps and vessss belonging in whole
or part to the citizens residents o the United states
may visit for the purposes Ut trade and oaer comma
MICA ioD and such vessels shall visit such ports and
places ard oher and at every such port and psoe
bere shall be Consul of the ULited States, sad Is
ball be his right and duty to 60 on bosrd every such
vessel arriving there, and examine the sane, and II
be shall find her engaged prepared or inten led 10 be
engaged in the slayetrsde or If the comm shall
gect refuse to submit the vessel to such isspso
toD it shall be the doty of the Consul TO publish suoh
vessel as Engaged in conraband tcade, and such
vessel officers and shall lose and forfeit all clam
10 any prots ction by the United States in all
whatever
Section epacts, that all laws heretofore passed
which are inconsistent with this act, arc hereby
pealed.
Section enscts that million Of dollars, or 80 much
thereof as is necessary is hereby appropriated TO
cure tie execution Of this act.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. KENNEDY (MdD introduced a bill 10 estab-
lish lLe OF ste amers between American and British
ports. R.ierred.
.Mr. SIMMONS tR. ~ introduced a resolution. and
asked for ts immediate consideration that the S,cre
tary Of the Treasury be- directed to prepare pas f4
raising revenue adj quate to meet the ordinary
Der ses of Government by TIE mpOst Of specific in
stead Of od roLerem duties; also, to supply schedob
containing all needful nfJrmstion the suojsct u
specific duties
The Joint alton reported fro IA the Committee
Foreign Affsrs to pay the salaries Of the Mo.ters
the Argentine Confederation, Costa Rlca Aad Honda
ras was taken up AMI passed-i3 against u
Mr.. HOUSTON (Tex,s) male feel ng reply 10 Mr..
Iversons remarks Of yesterday. He defended the COO
sisebcy Of his sntecejeDis and said devotion 10 the
Union bas caused bis political mmolation, be glonsd
ia il the proudest moment Of his lite. Toe nficss
he had held suflcsd for his ambition, and so Of
them had been attained through scsDes Of anguish
and peril. He would relieve Mr.. IycTsons mind 10
his HoustoLs having any aspirations for Office. Hs
would not ocept nomination il II offered by all
the political parties. He tad higher, nObler tsndsrsr
duties. HIS liieload been extsDced 70 So years u Bd
which, devoted O tte service his county eotiled oin
10 eD honorable o:charge. Having performed all hn
duties sih fidelity, he wished 10 retire to his hdmbb
home where the absence Of wealth best suited his
rugged nature. He concluded With but good
nsured remarks, ecitiOg loud applause In the gsie
ries, which the President promptly stopped.
Mr.. lVERSON said a few words In generous apoL
Mr. WARD took occasion TO refer TO the position d