The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10
Thirty-sevsnth Congress.


Warrington, Aug 5.-Mr SALISBURY (Del.)
moved 10 AXE up tie Issolu iois offered by
tim some time zinc proposing ce'ts 4 amend
merits (, The q nsti u loo Tor az adjustment Of
he piU tni difficulties.
TIE molten Was ds'grs, 1 to b. yea, II, rays
"a
YrAs- M,Ers. Breckenridge (Ey) B-isbt
(Ma } Carlisle (Vs) Johnson (Ms) LAtu,m
(Cal j Med uRnl (Ca'.) P.Sres t1d) Po'k
(Mo } Powell tKy.). k'sO (ninn) AID eSuis.
NJ BsrcKIl RIDGE mov,d to tko up Tho
snd moved 10 concur In the antrsm,nl II Ihs
Htuss.
The molten 20 take up was ogrssd 70.
Dir. DRACKISRIDsE aIkad for the yeas ard
RAYS on the am.ndo emit OF the HOus-.
The Amsne mint Was sgre 10 b, yeas, pa
nays. IL.
NAys-Mersrs. Brek'nridgs B'icSt Cav.
isle, Ccwan, PsLD Jotnsou, On Ls'ham,
Pssrce PIX. POs.ll r. and $ ,ui.bafy
Mr.. BRAoKISLInoH offered n petition grrd
by Fix tuuoi ed cltiz.us o. Niagara county,
Now York d,preo sting civil war a. lsAdirg 10
| di,urion, and asking Cun6rsS 10 p .sS a. ena.
| rents to Tho Consiii ution, q call Immediately
| National Corven'l n.
Mr. HAsRIs (N y Ersrenbd nsm1rial
from The Chamber Of CoGmsTc5 OF Nav York
on the TsTiff.
The memorial Wal rs d ar laid oa the table.
M. HALK, &. II fem Ito Coumittse on
| naval alters, ropaIttd = 10 NJ Tosnlution, Ru-
| thori2ng CHABLEs 7. JANUS 20 rlas ono large
cannon and lave II tested Lls g. prov ia for
examination Of JAMS prvi .Gsils FOE rlno cam
ron.
Mr. HAL also reported a resolution that the
| salary q A,nuHY DiCEENs, lac Secretary %
the Scr ate be continued one yrCr.
MIR. HAZE also reported bill 70 lroI'o for
fprther enllslu ent in the navy OF tue Unit d
States Passed,
| MIR. WiIsop (Mass.) moved 70 taks up The
House hi TO promote the eiicisncy u tho Ell
gineer eofps. Asreed 10.
Several amendments were then made 10 thu
bill.
Mr.. Wilson moved TO amer so as TO add 4
= month to the pay Of the privat,s and MOI
| commissioned officers Of this yolun .etrs, to,coa
tlnue for three years.
After some discussion the amend nsnt wa
withdrawn with view TO Offer 1t In a separate
bill,
Mr. JOHNSON ONO offered tn, following
amendment;
That this Congress recommend TO tn. G "
srnors Of the several states, that Delegates
elected from each Congregational District, 4
form a General Convention 70 inset At Louls
willie, Kentucky, 70 take measures 10; the 70
storation Of psice 10 the country.
Mr., CARLIsLE (VA.) taid that no man va
more In favor Of peace than himself, but Ia tn
|
Government, he thought II very inoppsrtun'
such an amendment ought NOT TO ne offsre
till such army Was dlsbsndsd lie though
such an antrdmsnt instesd Of DrodaGin
pace would only prOlong tbs oivI war
Mr. MCDoUoAL sai1, tho passage OF such a.
amendment was not only i,oPPo-IuIs out In
tsnssly CO.. at,ly.
The amrdn,nt was disagreed 20 b. yea
o; rays 50.
Nms- NtsIs. Biy9r' B''cti ~ p, b Ugh
J,infon (Mo) Latham PsGce, Pix, PSNs
ard Sau sDuTJ.
The bill then passed.
Mr.. CoLLASn.K (ve) ofpod . rssl gt'o
that the Pfsidspt pro TN Fths a"! a'e, aye
cd In Tbs ats,ncs u tbs Wee P'ssidrnt uol
ofite Until aIotrtr ore Is elected, and p,rioli
all tho dutlds Of ths Pr, idsat pro TEN
Mr. CoILAMEks resolution Vas oiscustsa
armi ], oh, ar !aN CVtr.
0 NJ. Fo'TEK m,y,1 10 tsta 70 the report
u, pmitt'o a. n Jul'c'sIy IN he case
VI, Kansas contested fSAt. Ths Ssnsto rsflsi
toIIrpsa 80 'hs CoEr e., ton u 'hs report.
. Mr. wuso (ea's) m'rodu-bd bill % N
a sii5n e ~ Amy al YSIIn.s'!so y. iAt Unite