New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
rpw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JULY II. 1851.

Mr.. WASHBURNE lRsp., I'LL said If Mr. Burnett
iosi,ed IN his motion he would hat the bili be
considered in the Committee, IA it was important 1t
shoula he pissed now.
Mr.. BURNETT said IL was foregone conclusion
that q IL would pass But he could no necessity
nevertheless for violating the rule which requires all
bills making appyepria ions 20 be first considered IN
the Committee Of the Whole he State II the Union
The bill was, on motion of Mr. WASHBURNE, re-
ferred TO be Committee on Naval Aiiarf.
Mr.. BINGHAM: from the Committee on the Judic.
rebellion against the Government, AID refistance 10
the laws of the United States Tie President Is au
thorized 70 call out the militia for tiese pur-
poses. Their continuance in service IL not TO ex.
q regular session of Congress- unless the latter shall
otherwise direct. The militia lie entitled to the
same pay and rations as t 9 regular army.
The bill pass'd under the operation Of TIE previous
question almot unanimously.
Mr.. BLAIR (Rep., MOI, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back tie Senate bill author
izng the President to accept the services OF 5OOO0O
volunteers aid in the enforcement OF the laws and
the protection Of the pnbc property. He proposed
for subtitute similar TO the till which previously
ma sed the House. with, among several her addOns,
proyiko which allows the President TO select the
Major and Brigad Generals from the line OF the
army 10 command the volunteers-these officers to re-
sumo their former places ut the expiration of the war.
The bill was pass. d.
Mir. STEVENS rep, Pal from the Committee on
WAYS and Means, rel orted the Senates amendments
I, rbe Loan ILL., which, their recommendation, were
all concurrsd IN. =. , r.
Mr. WRIGHT introduced bill authorizing the Sec
retary Of the Treasury to sue excban.e bills TO the
amonn Of one hundred millions of dollars. Referred
10 tie Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. SEDGWICK, from tie Naval COMMITTEE, re-
rorted vita All amendment tie Senate bill authorizing
the Secretary of tie Navy to alter and regulate the
Navy rations; also, the Senate BILL providing for the
appointment If Assistant Paymasters In the Navy;
aio The Senate ILL., with All amendment, fixing the
3tn Of June last as the date when the loop-o war
Levun oundered at sea- and providing for the relief Of
the Widows AID o. phars OF ho-e lost.
The thee aforementioned bills were paced.
Mr.. ALLEN introduced bill Tor the increase oil
the number Of cadets at the West PeiDt Academy.
Rel, rred TO the Committee on Military Affairs:
Mr.. WAsHBURNE introduced bill relative to
the Revenue Marine, fixing tie compensation OF the
off els thereof, and for other purposes.
Referred 10 the Committee on Commerce.
Twenty thonsand copies OF the obituaries delivered
on the ,th of Senator Douglas were ordered to be
printed.
heretofore ordered to examine into The manuef the
penses of the Government ean be rednced the follow
ing named members: Messrr. +. a. Comkling, Kellogg
OF Illinois, Burnett, BLAIR Of Penny ylyania, Nixon,
Crisfeh and Bfowne OF Rhode land.
On motion Of Mr. EDWARDS the following was
unanimous passed.
Reoted That he hnEi Of hi, hOu.e be presented 70
h command for the sers, Of ant and decisive victories
rebels traitors In the army the battle fields Of Western
Yhgiuia
1hr House. in Committee Of the Whole considered
the bill increase the efficiency OF the volinteerforces
of the United States.
Mr.. BLAIR (Rep., No. explained It's provisions,
when
MIR. BURNETT addressed tie Committee for an
hour Ia yindcaion Of the seeded States and in
demnaiion Of the warlike acts of the Administration.
tie protested against the violation Of the oath to sup
port the Constitution Of the United States taken by
The Pres deut, hOm he charged with having usurped
authority in various instances. He conouded by adj
yocaing peaceful solution Of our present difficulties.
Mr.. HOLMAN was not here 10 defend the Adnins-
traiiun whi,h was not Of his choice, but when the
pnbhc liberty was 10 danger, patriotism might we'll
silence the chmors Of party. Public necessity, the
presorvniijn Of tie eapa AL Union and liberty, shond
oer come exienuaon for the nes and policy OF this
Administration, according 10 the ancient maxim. the
safety II the people is the supreme law. Treason
sgainst hnman hopes must be crushed aud the Union
of our fathers must and shall be preserved
Tho bill 20 incrense the efficiency OF 10 volunteer
forces was then passed, and the lionse adjourned.