The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-30
IlIlRII-SLEESTH CONGRESS, SPECIAL SESSION
WAsHTNGroN, July 20.
SENATE


, and for other purposes"
Mr.. WILSON introduced a bill to provide for the
purchase OF arms, ordnance, and ordnance stores.
rms h,li anpropriates for said purpose the OF
Si0 OOo,O0O 1t was referred to the Committee on
: Military Affairs
e Mr. WILSON moved to take up the report submit
TED oy the Committee of Conference upon the disa-
greeing vote of both Houses upon the bill for the
better organization of the military establishment
Urdered considered and report accepted.
MT. HALE submitted the report OF the Committee
nt Conference on the disagreeirg vote of the two
Houses on the bill to establish the post of ssstant
Secretary of the Navy, and fixing the salary OF
the same, (S4,00O) Concurred in
Mr. HALE also submitted the report OF the Com
thlteG OF Conference on the disagreeDg vote of the
two Houses on the bill to increase the medical corps
OF the army, which was cOncurrad in.
Mr. HALE, from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
asked to be discharged from the further considera-
tlOn OF the memorial OF the citizens of New London
Conn, Tor the establishment of Naval Academy
at that place. So ordered
Mr. POLK presented the memorials of the Board
OF underwriters and citizens of 81. Louis. protest
ing against the passage OF the House bill aboshing
the Eastern district OF Missouri. Referred to the
Committee on the judiciary.
=, Mr. PoMEGoY introduced a resolution asking the
Secretary of the Interior to furnish certain
relating to the Delaware Indians
MT. HARRIS asked that the bill to prohibit the
sale OF spIrltuaus liquors and intoxicating drinks
in the District Columbia be taken up. The penalty
fixed by this act is SIS fine or thirty days' i'm
| prisonmpnt.
The bill was passed.
MIR. kESNEDY introduced the following.
Res rsd, That the Secretary of the Treasury he re-
quesed to furnish the Senat- all the papers aud proofs
of parties interested in passed March 2Sh Is4s
Jones VIC "'''0 vi 'onu ao
Passed.
Mr.. TEN EYCK, from the Comm ittee on the Judi
clary, reported back a bill requiring the oath of
allegIaEca to be administered to all civil EMPLOYERS
Of the Government.
Mr. kING objected to its consideration
| Mt w ILSoN, iron the Committee Military
| Affairs, reported back the bill to provide for the
! Passed.
Mr. SALISBURY offered a resolution that the Sec
| retary oi War be requested to inform he Senate
| whether any munitions of war have been
sent into the State of Delaware since the lst inst
and upon whose application.
| Mr. Ming withdrawing his objection to the bill
| offered by Mr.. Ten Eyck said biii was tstor m
and passed. W
| Mr. IRUMBULt, from the Committee on Judiciary
to whom was referred the memorial of the Board
ot Police OF Baltimore, and also memorial of the
Mayor and citizens in relation to the same subject
| reported mat the committee desired to be dis
! charged from the further consideration of the
memorials.
Mr.. TRuMBuLL said they deemed that Congress
slona legislation was not practicable in the matter
Mr.. BAYARD submitted an amendment to the
| motion oi Mr. Trumbull, in the shape of a resou
! iion granting to the memoriaists all their State
rights and requiring Marshal Kane to be either de-
| from custody.
MIR. Bayard said he used no language of censure
to the majority OF the committee but said in the
resolution what he believed to be true and inst -
lie said that the law of Maryland in relation tn the
police ought to be respected; and the Marshal
ought to be delivered to the civil authorities where
a charge could be made against him, or be re-
leased.
Mr.. TRUMBULL-l am not familiar with parIia
meutary rules, but think it questionable that m
motion may be amended.
!4l.z
on the table.
Mr.. BAYARD hoped the Senate would give the
question vote.
MIR. FgssENDEN said it of no practicable im-
pcrtaDce and renewed his objection.
MIR. BAYARD called for the ayes aud nays upon |
the question to lay upon the table.
When the roll was being called, Mr.. Fessenden |
agreed to withdraw his objection and postpone the
matter until tomorrow.
Mr.. FEssENDEN moved that the Senate proceed |
to consider the tariff bill entitled "An act to pro- |
vide increased revenue from imports to pay inter-
est on the public debts and for other purposes"
Mr.. POWELL gave notice of preamble and reso-
Iu'ions which he intended to offer in relation to
the memorial of the Police Commissioners of Bal.
timOre which be asked to be read, printed and re-
ierred to the Committee on the Judiciary with
instructions that they report in favor of their pas
sage.
Objection to their being read was raised By Mr..
Fessenden, but they were ordered to be printed
Mr.. WILSON moved that the bill making appro-
priatons for the purchase of arms for the vOlun
ordered and passed.
;to,;r " ,ho I'm . as NO" 'eaulheu' ana al'er con
passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
VI, Mr. HORTON, OF ONO, from the Committee of
Ways aud Means, reported back the direct tax bill
amended in accordance with the instructions of
the t inuSe' % he tSplanea 'me @ modihcstlons which
from diract tayation !: rodncsd fr"m e s9S 6n@ Ooo
49, o;x;oaII,. d,.;oad =. con ono 200 ~ rs'O'Oo',
as Itiglna'l, ussisneu, u ooLooVV,Ooo-thls amount
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hathehIary u'coI uh.
Mr.. BINGHAM explained the meaning OF ms re-
marks on SATURDAY., ana oiscalmed any personal
reference. he hau nut ehaeaVored 70 point out the
disastrous erect whlch must result from iallure
to pass tn.7 o,'' y,
Mr.. +. A. CoNKLiN, OF New YORK, also opposed
the biil, anu was ioiio"eu III 'ua' opp"sitioh oS
Of revenue from the duty upon the free list would