The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH 70 TEE N r. SUI.
Thirty-sevepth Congress
EXTRA sEssION-s.sas..


IVo.sse tos. .Jp,g 10. Me-. GRnrrs tIoyo
introdue,d resolution asking the PfSid.nt
20 infofm the Senate the nature Of the dusi
armslics referred IN In his metssgs ef thsfour th
insti m, by which the commaodsr ~ the Cabins
REUSED 10 transfer troops 10 Fort Pisk,us, and
via, bad been done In relation 10 III, Sabine.
Aerttd 10.
Mr.. CIAIK IN. III reported a bill 10 pay
the sitou e SInPHSS a DOUaLAs the sufa
dus him, tsyen bundled ard 6tty dollars.
AZ opted.
Me-. wn Bon (Mss reported the HOass
bill fos the rjisf ~ The soldiers and mu,ic aus
q Fort Sum'er. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson also rpor'ed bill for tbs 70 :
lief q Ohio and other voluntsers. II provides
for their pc, m'nt from the tins they were &C.
tuJly In srvics till they took The oa.h. Pas e
sad.
Mr.. Fsssxsppr (Ms.) reported, from the
@, mmittss on HsAooe the Lsgisls,ive, Exteu-
tive ard Judicisl appropriation bhL Tbs bill
wss corsidSsd aud passec.
Tho civil appropriation bill was thou taken
up ar paved.
The special order, ths rssolutiJu approving
the acts Of Pl,eidsn' LrNooLu. Wa1 tsksn up.
Mr. BArAnp ODd) pr cstd.d TO speak In
Cpposition 10 the resolution. IL reviewed the
courte Of events last year and q the mo purss
COMP onisa from tho horrors Of civil war. H.
loved the Union as much 10 any man, and vs-
willing 10 max. any slcfifea even OF bis life,
10 ssve the Un!or. But the cry vas nov uu
conditional submission. 1hsra v.s no talk OF
peace. He admitted that the prs'ent trnnh-
was revolution. II was q rsvoldif o. 81 -
ven states. Kyen II they shou ii h, erushsd
ovt ny war It will not 10 q rss ga iI5 OF he
Union. A war o. suhjugation oil s7d 10 tao
ruin Of tbs rep bio and w tht T. u bli hmsnt
Of tcepo;ism. II the U,ior 10 TO 10 ntdo
the mems o. prc.tatlrg or lV' 'iel L. hid
better b. dissolved. Ito varn.d tbs Cou1tiy
| against the horrors q civ uA- III VS. Tor
peace in any form 10 restore tn, UtiJn.
and " this was not possible, 10 pArt
| In peace. lilo would negotiate with thu
rsvo'tta tta,,s, and lLtts 20 the tar ne
they hae TO propose. lie tdnitsi the right
| OF bloch aiO fr NO were really in q s'AtA ~
war. IIe adu iutd that the writ OF haJea,
corpus ight DO Suspended whtre tho Courts
wef. rot IN force; bu, be denisd tho righ, I,
suspend ihs writ Ia states WHARF the Courts
| were oton. II We affirm that tks Psssidant
has tuca poWtr, tn, right to suspsbd tlt writ
a meet fatal blow Will be struck Al a. lisactiss
| q the eountry-but In no cus en- th, FROST
cent delegate this power. This was the gre 81
objection hs had TO the rosoluticu; he did not
care for the reet Of II. Tho right OF citizen
20 liberty Ct ptrson was most Important.
Mr.. BArARD argued at considerAble lsnsth
in regard 10 the sancti'y Of tbs writ Of h1JeR
corpus, oontsnding that thsre wa, DO diRsrsnoo
between the letters de chdchet Of LOUIS the 14th
and the arrests Of the President, and the only
diffafsnte betwsep the Bastils and Fort Nc
Henry IL, that the latter has no dungeons.
A, the conclusion OF Mr.. BAYAkDs remarks
Mr.. LATHAM got the foo-, and the resolution
Wss postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. THOMSON IN. j. offered sint resolution
that examiners be sppoint.d TO examine Stew
| ems battery At Hoboksn. Referred 10 tho Com
mittse on Naval Airs
Executive session Adjourned.