New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
TEE FORWARD sroyEnEvr.
Government Not to Pay for the Catlipe.
Special Dispatch to The n. Z. 1rri6uuel

PASSAGE or THE ARMY AND NAVY sPPRoPn,.
1iOES.
Tie House did another good piece Of work to.
day in passing tho Army aud Navy Appovria.
ton bills. The Opposition could muster but sevea
upon The call l0r the Yeas and NAYS.
now TRAITOR CONGRESSMAN OCCUPY THEM
SELVES.
Mr.. Vallandigham did nothing but slightly re-.
tard business to-day, leaving TO his ally. Mr.
Burnett, the privilege of talking treason. Mr..
Burnett was justly rcbuked by his colleague.
Mr.. Jackson, in neat and effective speech.
pledgiDg Kentucky to tue Union first and last.
and by Mr.. Hickman, who, however, elevated
BIN iutO a fictitious importance. The galleries
could not be restrained, when Dir. Hickman IN
timated that the gallovs were waiting for
traitors.
Two more appropriation bills win pass to.mOr-
row.
me BACK PAY or SOLDIERS.
The bill for giving the soldiers their back pay,
as passed By both Houses, appropriates S5,7GO,-
600.
EMULSION OF REBEL SENATOR'S.
The Senate expelled the absent rebel members Of
that body whose seats have not been yscsted. aud
endured Messrs. Polk and Powell. IL is better
that these allies of armed traitors should utter
their heightened jeremiads at once, and have
done.
Mcssrs. Latham Of California, and Sa,A.busy
OF Delaware, voted with the tcaitcrs, Bayard,
Breckenridge and the rest, simply to declare she
seats vacant.
POINTS OF DISCUSSION.
1t is thought that discussiO Rlay spring up on
two points in the House, the propriety Of making
the increase Of the Army permanent, ard of
adopting Secretary Cbase's proposed Tariff.
There is strong party in The House in favor
OF adopting some PFoyiso, reducing the Army
within it. old limits ak months after the close Of
the war. Mr.. Chase's recommendation of duties
on ten, coffee, and sugar viii not meet with much
opposition, but other Of his suggested alter
ations of the Morrill, Tariff, such as those ia re-
spect OF lion and steel, may. 1t is probable
that there viii be some reelection stiil, tie dis.
position Of the House to make quick work VIII
bring abOu. some arrangement that shah pre-
ciude protracted debate, and the loyal members
of the Seuate, which is also divided upon these
points, VIII accommodate itself to the geGera
wish for short scssion.
THE MILITARY DILLs.
Nr. Blar's military bills, introduced to-day, are
substantially the same as Mr.. Wilson's.
PRESENTATIONS.
Citizens Of California have presented, through
Senator Latham, two elegant canes to Senator
Wilson and the Hon. Schuyler COlax, ia recog-
milton of their services in securing the passage
of bill establishing daily overland mail to tue
Pacific. They are made Of the Manzoretta vine,
tipped with California silver, headed With rich
specimen Of gold-bearng quartz, mounted with
California gold, on which appears an overland
mail coach in miniature, drawn by four h0rses.
Tine canes cost 500 each.
AGES or MILITARY AND NAVAL APPLICANTS.
If applicants for places in the gift of the War
and Navy Departments would give their ages it
would subserEe the public interest.
APPLICATIONS ToR ARsiY POSITIONS.
Upward of one thousand applications for army
positions have been received &C the War Depart
ment aud put on file within the last two months.
Two or three clerks are kept busily engaged
briefng and slowing away these solicitations for
the present, uItl new levy is made by the
Executi,s. iouDg men overlooking with patriotic
ardor, and deiirOus Of serving their dear country
in the tented field, will undoubtedly take posi-
tons in the ranks.
THE FAMILY OF SENATOR sLDELL.
we are assured that Mrs. John Siidell aud
daughters have been and are now residing in this
city 10 the vicinity of the White House. Mrs. s.
has many highly respectable connections living
ia New.York City, where she frequently visits.
1t is quite probable that it was this lady to
whom Wigfall paid bis secret visit not long since,
and that she it is who keeps table constaaty
set in waiting for Beauregard.
ANOTHER BROADER GENERAL.
JOS j. Reynolds of Indiana has been appointed
a Brigadier-General of Volunteers. He gradu-
ated at West Point in l643, but he served only
three years 10 the field, and has since been
professor in the University of st. Louis.
MORAL EFFECT OF THE PASSAGE OF THE LOAN
BILL.
There has been no event in the history Of
the country since the formation OF the Federal
Constitution more significant 10 its present ana
future results than the passage of the Loan olu
in the lower House yesterday. ThepromPtitude OF
action and the unahimIty Of appropriation sur
prised even those who were familiar Win inc
temper OF the body. 1t is worth one hundred
thousand men in its influence upon the contest.
Imroortal honor viii attach TO each and every
name upon this roll Of patriotism. Now let tho
eapitalists make IN immediate advance upou
TIE SENATE sECEETARysEIP.
nv r.;o,Js &c NJ, Earnax made an0lLer effort