New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House passed the Senate bill relative to the
supreme Court Of the United States in the Gaze OF
appeals.
90 introduce bin to prohibit define, and unlsh GER
tain unlawful communication with the enemies oil the
United States
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, o. objected.
Tie Senate bill was passed, with an amendment,
appropIiating 10000 for the repair Of the Long
Bridge over the Potomac.
Various measures were proposed 10 be taken mp by
different members but objections were iuterposed.
The House passed the Senate bill 10 mere care tne pa
of the regular army and volunteers.
The House disposed Of several matters OF no public
Importance. oov o,.., .o,,,;or
was adopted calling the President, If compatible
with the public servIe to communicate to the Honse
vi is next session all correspondence Win foreign ma
lions since 1883 relative 10 maritime nights.
Mr. MAY Dem. Md asked leave 70 make per-
sOnsl explanation, but this was objected to from the
Republican SIDE.
Mr. McCLERNAND Dem Ill., offered a resolu-
ton providing for tie purchase OF copy OF The Con-
gressional GLbe and AppeHdiI for each member OF
the present House who has not received tue same.
Objection wac made.
Messages were from time TO time received from the
Senate Committee on Enrolled Bills, occasionally re-
porting, and the Speaker siguing the same.
Toward noon there was mush hurry among olncers
.ransactlng business.
A Aorssge was received from the President, inform
ing tie House be had approved Of certain bills.
Mr.. ASHLEY rep, o. moved the session be ex-
tended thirty minutes
Mr.. COLFAX rep, Ind said the Secretary of the
Senate had iatmated 10 him that such AL extension
was desirable
Mr.. YALLANDIGHAM said such motion was
scarcely necessary the hour for adjournment had
expired 80 minutes ago.
Mr.. Ashley motion was agreed 10.
The clock had been stopped at 10 minutes to II, for
come time.
Mr. STEVENS rep. Pal, in an apparently FERROUS
tone inquired whether it would be IN order TO move
sbst the clock be allow ed 10 go ON.
llis remark occasiOned oUlbursts OF laughter.
Tue SPEAKER, after giving private order for the
Sock 70 DO attended TO- Informed the House thathw
Mr. JOHNSON Dem, Pal offered resolution
thai inasmueh the clock had refused 10 90 by the
hoar, he House rsipfe TO 20 by the clock
laughter.
sas Intelligence from Old Kentucky is that Kentucky
l0r Tie Union, and being the rst 70 come into she
WIN a be the last TO go OF
-, Ihls announcement was received with wild delight.
tIs trends OF the Union 10th the floor and III the
70 their feelings
B1eamstioSs were heard, GOOD for old Kentuck."
1ne applause was long continued and more aniuia'eu
'csne is seldom witnessed.
Subsequently Mr. XiskliTe retired without the
pI Of the House, when crowds of members gatheredd
round him to bear the particulars concerning inc e'0u
AeNb announced by him. ,1.o
Mr.. OWEN Rep, N. " made personal explana-
ton relative to his ,souIiOn offered YESTERDAY, ue
eA1ng that at a time when armed reOel WV - IL
the integrity of TIE Uuion and the overthrow OF tue
Government any and all resolutions reconInenulS y.
designing 70 make terms with armed Rebels are
cowaidce or treason He said that he meant noun "
personal in connection with the resolution, ou. es
mply to condemn principle, and not 70 ques''H 'No
motives, integrity or honesty OF anybody. 80,
Mr.. MAY said that he abeent from INC ho1eo a.
the time resolution offered, and dd not Aho"
abe ia Z until he saw 1t In print.
Mr.. cox said that when the gentleman from new
York (Dven) offered his Offensive resolution yesterday,
there was flush Of Indignation from this ride OF the
House. We who had supported the war policy OF the
Government with view 10 peace and union, and
those who had the end IN view without APPROX
ing Of he martial 70 bring IL about, felt justly
Indignant. Hence ny resolution. As the gentl man
Diven) has withdrawn his imputations would, IT h.
were in my control, expuDge my resolution.
There now nothing particular " DO, the Honse
waiting to bear from she Senate.
Mr. C0LFAX said perhaps il might be interesting
Scr the House hear from the gentleman from Mime
sofa something about the condition Of the frontier.
Mr.. STEVENS added, "And also about the Red
River Of the North"
Cries OF " Agreed"
Ar.ALDRICH rep, Min.l then rore AID made