New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

the soldiers, and there was topay them en-
cept by passing this I'LL. .ao.i n 81 $50 i1ll ~
Mr.. TALLANDIGHAM Dem. o. trusted that
there would be no objection to it. 49,
M. BURNETT Dem, Ky being fully satisfied
that the House would pass the bill, desired 10 inter
pose no objection. He would content. biaself with
saying that lie opposed TO the whole system OF wal
measures. -
The bin was passed. II appro,riates Sc 900, 600.
Mr.. STEVENS gave notice that be viii call up the
Loan bill tomorrow. Ia L.-.-- IL i..l !,
On motion Of Mr.. SHEFFIELD Dem, r. l. the
Committee on Commerce was instructed TO INQUIRE
whether any and what farther Legislation Is necessar
TO secure the forfeiture and Condemnation OF Ilra ic
vessels sezedout of the authority of the United states
with leave 10 report by bill or otherwise
On motion Of Mr.. COX Dem, o. il was resolved :,
that the President of the United States compaiioe
with the public service communicate to this house
correspondence which our Government has had Wild
the Government Of Spain, wit reference 10 tne lneo,
poraIion Of the Dominican Territory Wltn the op
monarchy, and what protest, If any, our Government
has made against the insoent and aggressive conduct
Of the Spanish Government. -.r-a ttl
Mr.. ELIOT rep, Mass.l, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill providing for code OF
marine signals adapted to secret service, to sea dS
patch vessels. etc.
Dir. WASHBURNE rep. H. from the Committee
on Commerce. reported bill further to provide for the
collection Of duties imposts and for other purposes
Il designed 10 close the ports OF entry In the seeded
States 20 make ports OF delivery ports OF entry Ia
eeize and conscae all vessels belonging to the rebels
etc. Ia -,
The bill was ordered to be printed and recommitted
10 the Committee ON Commerce.
Also bill authorizing the Secretary OF the treasury
TO remit fines and penalties IN certain cases ana fegue
the compensation Of surveyors oil customs IN certain
States.
Mr. LOVEJOY Rep III introduced a resolution
that in the Judgment of the House IL Is no part oil the
duty of aodiers Of the United States to capture OF re-
tain fugitive slayes.
Mr. MALLORY IS. Am, KY moved to lay the res
olution on the table.
MIR. STRATrON (Rep., n. j. raised the point that
the resolution is not admissible under the orue'
adopted yesterday prescribing tie business iof 'he
session. a.
The SPEAKER, for reasons given, overuled the
point. -.
Mr.. CARLILE, Of Virginia, unsuccessfuliy sought
TO submit, an amendment 10 Mr. LOyejoy resolution.
MIR. STRATTON, without meaning disrespect 10 the
Speaker, appealed from has decision.
Mr.. HUfCHINS moved to lay the appeal On the
table, which was agreed TO.
The Speaker, therefore, was sustained.
Mr. CARLIl.E, of Virginia, again intellectually APP
pealed 20 Mr.. Loyeoy TO withdraw his demand Tor me
previous question on the passage Of his tLovely y
resolution, he (Csre) desiring TO offer an amendments
TO the same. 81,
The main question 40 then ordered and Mr. LoyeJoys
RESOLUTION was passed by a vote OF ~ sgsins. 3D.
A message was received from the Senate announcing
the death OF Senator Douglas when Messrs. Richard
son McClernand, Crittenden, Cox, Diven, ATnoid
Walton WI Law, Wiklife, Eouke addressed the
House on the subject
Appropriate resolutions were passed as further
mark Of respect. OF. .-tn E. ai'f
Adjourned. HHD