The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-20

Mr.. KELLOGG ar moved that when the
House adiourn 10 be till Monday.
The House r'fdsed--42 agsinst AZ.
Mr. CRI1TsNDEs (Ky) nksd leave TO sub
init resoluiioIs c6clsTirg the p cant civil war
hid been kIo'G on u by the disuuionis's Of
tie southern states nc~ in rebellion against
tie GOv'rnD ant Of tho United States; that In
this rational EMERGENCY, Congress, banishing
ali feelings OF passion a. resentment, will r,
collect only their duty 10 their country; tn Il
the war 10 Lot ~sGed fer cocquss. or tubjuga-
hco, or n'ufering with the righ's or established
institution q tnnas states, but to maintain
lnd defend tie supremacy % the Co Isl lion,
Niih the rights ard equality un"er IL uniIn-
paired; that ~ so'n ~ thses obi .cgs shAll be
Loormr listed, tho war ought 70 Gossh
NJ. SIEyNSs PENN 7jset,d to The intro.
cue,iOD OF the rsyolutions.
Mr.. Ur1os IVA ask,d leave, but nv. Boz
KE,T obj.c'od, 10 Introduce joiut resolu IN,
AppropistiDR $40, 0OO 10 indemnify loyal ciu-
Gems a Fsirisx county TOR pros sriy destroyed.
N. SEDdwiCK N. Y from the Comm Tee
on Naval Affair roper Cd back tho Seuat, b Ii
passed aLpropr atitg $4,000, 600 to enable tho
Secretary OF The Navy 20 purchase or charter
y's'els 10 be ara cd IS TEN porsiy increue Of
the navy during the present. rebellion.
ALo, joint resolution appointing a Board
TO eASmiDe Stevens Hsrbof DsfenIs Battery,
and iePort what tum would be heesGary &c
complete the zane.
Also, joint resolution for tho Appaint ment
Of Beard to select All foS a Naval Academy
Mr. WEBsIEE (Md.) reua k,d tina, Mary.
land has declared nv 20 100 msjority that sh,
stands fast by the Uniop. He tn srefoTe trusted
that Congress would strike no blow at h,r thii
lis.
On motion Of Mr., n II Man (Ky.). tn, resolu-
ton was tabled.
Mr.. SEpowIcK reported back tho joint rSo
lLtion for the reli't of tho widows AVID nrphani
lest Ia the sltop o. war Levant. Pssei.
MT. bTEyaNs ssid that the committee OF
Way AVID Mssrs b d no BILLS to report At pre-
sent. The House businea was far In advAnc
OF the Sen ate. Hu III r,icre moved that whs
tho House sdjOurn, 1t be till Monday. Agree
To
Mr.. ALDRIcII (Minu.) introduced q bill I
restrain diSloysl cit aeus from serving In I'll
| judicial courts Of tto United States. RefuI 70
To the judiciary Committee.
| The House then went iLto Committee Of III
Whole on The bill, providing fox Tho batter o.
ganizstiun u the military establishment.
The bill provides for the appointment OF a
Assistant Secretary Of War, aud for an OIL
lGrRtd and more Efficient orga nizAtion u q
the army bureaus, etc.
Toe Committee TOO and the bill paessd.
Among its provisions is thu 'orm Of en- oat
70 10 admir- iitsred 10 TIE cado 8, rsquJin
them TO swear they will GU. port the Constitu
| tion and defend the Sovereignty Of the Unite
States and regard this o, liga ion as parAmour
to shy oath VIII Oh NAV be prescribed by an
s'a,e, and that they will oLoy all legal order
| O' their suptriors.
Mr.. STEELE IN j. } p'ssentsd petitions fro,
the others Of Iume-don aud Somsrsst eour
ties for an immediate CONVENTION of all II
states TO take into consideration the prtser
condition Of the country.
Tho Houte then adjourned until MondGy.