New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

prevented The mpuacn upos said delegation cenaISed ia
The following extract from The Commercial Advts. Of the
Nov, word 50 10 treatment while in Washington. We
were stability treated theug Our officers decsny
received snd seemed baye been for on peea
siion ,fths established follows: White.
thread gloves fly cen.s y cents; every
ing else In proportion The resident New
towering passion and the officers deeply sympahzsd with
ms Personal illusions will not msks but tbr New-Yok dele
raticn caste with body omen who gentlemen in
feelings and gentent by birth who would have felt scd
are vpder obaon 10 ourselves for any snort we had not 10
Congressional Committees" Here tho reading was broken
And hereas the members from EswYork did no. pay their
respects to the members Of the kegiment the later y se
the Join. Committee Of Congress any Of it's members except
the honorable member Of the Senate who rent s to ne
National Hotel ho time before the departure OF the Regiment
Hhsa, The NewYot delegation could not take active
SEEMING ocisns thsy rot having request
ed 10 to do by the Committee Of Arranserentsi and
H. national incorporation Of statue ofthe Father Of hi Country
duas session Of CoDgess fer which $1,000 was ap2cp
and large Of guests invited from nereDt
parts the country without considerable numbers 81 the
s%beT' 81 either sss on the S oSsS PG ss
made by the ent Committee herein eierfedto
B1ereas nenb,r of fis House bss been charged with
uiuh by Of the members of t Committee Of Arrange
% Of bot ipI s e. 10, him sseieso
Rolrtd That the C,smttee CHARGED With mskng arraass
G2I Of February be end they hereby directed report TO
b Hors all the sLns asnt. snG ~ Gonns;G Ks
The money appropra,ed therefor has been expended.
The subject was dropped.
Br. LOVEJOY rep, Ill., caAed up the yole by
which his motion to reconsider the Homestead bill was
referred to the Committee Of the Whole the State
of the Union.
The question was carried--l06 AGAINST 81.
Mr.. 8RANCB moved to lay it on TIE table. Mega
tived-a2 against 49,
The bill passed-lli against S. az follows:
YEAsMslT, Adrian, Ashley BsSbe' Barr Bingham CHAM
Carter Case Jobr COchrsne Cox Copklng Cooper Cor"n,
Covcds Cor Craig mo Curtis Da7s qnd1 Dawes Delano,
Fo,er Foui, Franz Feacb Gooeb Graham Crow Gu1aes,
Hale HasLia. HelmicL, Hicimsn Hoard Holman HoTsfd
HIsors KiD7s Lsrrabee Leach (hch Lee Leysn Loomis
sssy S5 ssS ws sSS ao
Morse Niback DIN, Pendletop Perry Porter Potter Poss
Scott sespon sEerasn ScEles some. sginner Stanton
Stout strson Teppan, Tbaysr To%pkin' TTsiu T,i%pe
W asbbuIn JWis) washbene (lL), Wash5am tMes Wells
Wilson Window, Woodruff.
SAys a1s B. AS, BSec
Bssaw Burnett C9ptoa Cobb e1y Day. Sad Gsyi'
Gimer Hsn,Aton, Hsrdeman Harris Ad HstSon HUI Hind
p .n5ros Iesss Love- as0oy s1, Va msynsrd Me
Queen, McRae Miles MlsOn Montgomery b MssTe Sao'
Ss@s6Sd S S@s Wi 91 %hs ooisoa
Mr. HINDMAN Dem, Ark presented the resolu-
tons of the Arkansas Legislature in favor Of Pacific
Railroad on the 3Jth parallel OF latitude, and briefly
stated the reasons why that State should hare mem"
Der of the Select Committee. Agreed to.
Mr. MORRILL, rep, W., from the Committee on
WAYS and Mesns, asked leave to introduce bill pro-
vdDQ for the payment of outstanding Treasury notes,
authorizing loan, and regulating and liking the du-
ties On imports and for other purposes He SID 1t
as merely proposed to have printed and referred to
the Committee Of tie Whole on the State Of the Union
Mr. BARKSDALE Dem. Miss.) objected.
Mr. MORRILL, moved for a suspension OF the rules.
Negatiyed l05 against 69-not twothirds.
YEas-Nsssrs Adrian, Aldrch, Anderson (Kyl Ashley,
Bsbbe Bingham, BlaEe, Briggs sristow buinton burn
In Corysn CovoSe Curtis Davis (sd) Dawes Delano,
Due Dunn Edgeou Elol Etherdge Fenton, Ferry Flo--
Hale Han Harris tod hsskn, Hslton, Helmics Hickman,
HostJ Hnmpbr.y Huchins Junkin kellogg (Nich kellogg,
ILL Kineer Leach (Michl Lee LOOMS, Loyejoy mallo-
" Msrston Maynard Mexican, Mcknight, McPherson Mill
,sd Montaoery Moohead Morrill,, Morris, Penn) Morse,
Nelson DIN Perry Porter Potter Poe Rice, Riggs Robin
sou Royce, echwartz Scranton Sherman smith W. ,G,l
Train Tiinbe Vsndever Van Wyok, We Wsdron' Wal
tom Washburn CIyis), wsshbuIne Q), Wsshbun tMe),
EAYs-MesIs Anderson MOL Ashmore, Avery, BarEsdsle,
Is Boeeck Bonbsn, Branch Ruruett Glopto Cobb John
oOchra1s Cox crais MO Crawford Curry, R. .. Pa Ca.
tell hamilton HaIdemsn, Hil DindmsD Holman Houston,
How ard Hughes Jaci Jenkins Jones' kest Lamar, Lam
drum, Laushee Leake Logan Love, macay Martin tVh Nc
black Eoe Pendeton, Pryor, Push Reagan Buhn, Scott
sickles smns, Singleton Smith tNa Spinner Stevenson
Stout Underwood Vollan6igham, Vance "oodson, Wright
Mr.. DARKSDALE suggested that the House ad-
iourn Inquity enough had been committed to-day by
the passage Of the Homestead bill.
On motion of Mr. TAPPAN rep, n. H. the Senate
bin was passed refunding $40 paid into the Patent
Office by creZy man.
Sir. STANTON (Rep., Ohio from the Military Com
mttee reported bill authorizing the State to sell at
auction the Western Military Asylum at Harrodsburg,
The bill passed. Adjourned.