Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-09

tive session
The rcolaton to pay Captain whites Company for
protecting Oakland bridge was passed
ne House amendments TO the bill Tor repairing Long
| Bridge were c0ncurred In.
Mr. Summer presented the resolutions Of the Legsla
turc Of Massachusetts nsrucine the Senator'S aud Rep
resentatives from the State by all 70 encourage
the recognition Of the Republic of Hayu Laid the
table aud ordered 10 be printed
/ The senate then went into executive session. After
which at l2l6 the Senate adjourned sine die.
4 HOUSE.
The bill relative to the Supreme Court relating to ap.
peals was passed
Mr. Bingham Of Ohio asked unanimous consent to 10.
foduce bill 10 define, prohibit and punish certain u-
lawful communications with The enemies Of he Uuicd
States, bit NJ Nallandgham objected
r. T. be hl approp aiiug 500 fr the repair q Long
The Senate bill Increasing the pay Of the regular army
and volunteers passed
resolution was adopted calling on the President to
communicate to the House during next session all cor
respondence with foreign nations since 1865 relating to
/ maratmc tights
Mt May Of Md asked leave 10 make apersonal explain
alton. Objected 10.
Toward noon there was much hurry among the officials
ransactng business. Messages received from the
President informing the House that he had signed GER
/ tain bills
Mr. Ashley u Ohio moved that the session be extended
NJ Cotx of Ind said that the secretar, u he Senate
had iuiimattd thai such extension would be desirable
NJ Nallandgham Of Ohio said that such an cxlcnnon
was unnecessary ne The hour N adjournment had erpr
[ ed thirty minutes sgo.
Nj Ashley motion was agreed TO-
The clock had been stopput AT minutes twelve
flr Time and Mr. Stevens inquired whether would
be In order that the clock be allowed So
tlaughter)
Mr. wie1e Of Ky. took occasion to SAY that the in
tehgence from Kentucky to-day h that Kentucky is fof
the Union. She the first into il and She will
be the last 90 leave Il, This announcement rccfy-
ed with wild delight which continued ior lnng period,
interpreted with ordinations " huuah for old Ken
tuckyl more animated scene has seldom been witt
messed Subsequent Mf WicAhHe retired without the
bav of the House, where he quickly surrounded by
crowds N members 10 bear the particulars concerning
The good news be announced
Mcssrs Dc,an. Cox and MAY seyeraly made exriana.
tons relative 20 thc resolutions offered by them ,ester-
day. each denying hnt ANYTHING personal intended
Mr. Colfsx " lad suugced thar as they were waiting
Tor the Senate nsht be interesting TO hear from the
I gentleman from Minnesota.
Nc ster,us ~ Pennsy lyaniaAnd also about the Rcd
River Of The North
Cfias Of Agreed "
Mr. Adridge u MINI. then made some remarks about
the Northwest abiding various members in The way Il
pleasantly repeatedly convusing the House with laugh
ter. As committee had joss waited The President
MI Adridgc said DC would give way for him. but ol no
other hvi0g man.
Nj Kellogg, from The Committee, then reported chat
the President had no further communication 70 luttc.
The Speaker then declared the House adjourned sue
die.
Mr. Aldri'h-Ihtn my remarks are cnt off,
The speaker they will COINS up al the next session
/ a. unfinished busiucss.
The meahcrs then separated in good humor.