New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
sgaiust 80, two-thirds bel, necessary for tia. pur-


Several gentlemen having introduced resoutiorr in.
erue,lng the select Committee on establishing IN
ion nrmory west Of the Allcghauiee and 60 inquire
Indiana aun Ohio.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE moved an amendment, which
wac adopted lamid much lluglter, extending the in-
tructlOns TO the Congressional District Of every MEM
Der west Of the Allegheny Mountains.
Mr.. FAILANDIGHAM asked leave 10 preaeut a
hber OF petitions from several States asking Tor a
peaceful adjustment OF our national difficulties The
reas why he asked their presentation in open House
waf that The Conversational Globc does not contain
the record Of petitions presented under tie rule.
Messrs. BLAKE and others objected, when
Mr.. NALLANDlGHAM asked What has become
Of The right Of Pc iton
Mr.. BLAIR, from the Committee on Military Afairs,
reported bill, which was passed. 70 pay the volln-
teer company under Captain Whie for protecting the
railroad bid. eat Oakand Mary land.
On motion Of Mr. FENTON, II resolved that
when the House adjourn to-day 1t be until tomorrow
at II H. m. difficulty, he said was from time to time
experienced Ia securing a quorum, as many of tho
members have gone home.
Mr.. ALLEN asked, but the House refused TO sus-
PEND the roles, in order 20 introduce resolution, that
Whenever the people Of the disloyal States sha lay
down their tie ought to celso; and that IL
the Judgment Of this House it is ia par. the object
Of the operations the part Of TO Uni ted States to
interfere with the institution Of Slavery III any tye-
holding STATE.
Mr.. NcKNIGHT asked if this resolution wac not
substantially that herotofo Introduced by Mr. Cit
endeu and passed by the House.
The SPEAKER declared tie debate ont OF order.
Mr.. KELLOGG Rep. H. asked and obtsiI ed leave
90 report, IRON the Jndiciy Committee bill hAlng
the number a the memleB Of the Honse OF kepTe-
eentativc under the late Census, after March 3 1866
10 b. approned among tie several States IN accord
aDcc with tie act of ] 80.
The bill was pa-cyd.
Tie Hcnsc 61rcurred In the SeUate's amendment 10
the bill authorizing additional ens,uents ia the Navy
IL 81 ak cg ont the word - Mauues.'
The bill was passed.
Tie senate Joint resolution authorizing experiments
with Jamess lied cannon projeciilcs wa passed
TIE S,rste bill 90 increa-e the Engineer clrps and
Typographical Engineer COPS, win an amendment
providing for wonddiynsl Inspectors General OF the
Army, was passd
Mr.. BLAIR sta ed that the Houe Lad three times
substantially passed this bill
Mr.. PORTER, from the Judirinry Committee re-
por Cd the Seuate bill providing for holding District
AID Circuit Courts Of tie United States during the
temporary absence Inability Of the Judges. Passed.
Mr.. PORTER also reported the Senate ILL requir-
ing an oath If allegiance and 20 enplou the COBs'itu-
ton o1 those TIC civil service 0fthe United States,
and declaring that refIel 10 take the ith shall be
con,i1sd cau-e for dish sa aud tho breaking OF the
oath subject the offender 70 indictment for perjury.
Passed.
Mr. cox a,ked leave 10 Offer the following resoll-
ton:
R,,o,d Ths, member from Tew.Yok who enlesvorsd
House who voted for PrOposiion' to adjust our local difficult
ou.c and Of al coed patriot. Tor tie y srosDe aud Insult
10 aii peos contt' 10 this unPa acuary rosoiuon
Mr.. COLFAX reminded Mr.. Cox that the gentle
iDivenJ who offered tie res luton 10 which be re-
ferred wBs not nos In his seat.
Mr. COX replied that he wanted his own resolution
to accompany that Of the gentleman from New-iOsk
(Diyenl.
TIE House refused TO suspend the rules to receive
the resolution Of Mr.. Cox.
On motion OF llr. ST ENS, tho HouHe took mp
the Senate Bill adding lou 4ollars month TO the pay
of non commissioned officers musi ians. volunteers,
mail es, sesner, and ordinary seamen' and approving
AID leg hing al the acts under tie pToclamntions Of
tie Preiieui after March 4, lsCl, respecting The army
aud navy REGARDING tuem oi The came effect n II they
lad been warranted w lie previously eAfrtsoed VIII
Of CONGRESS.
lie distinct vote on the Jnd section Of The Till, up
proving II the ucts Il lie President.
Mr.. STEVENS proposed to reduce the increased
pay from four two dollArs. lie remarLed thai The
e. penses OF tie Government were u tho rate Of
80 90 per day. lie lSteyeOs could not zee where
the money Vas TO come fIom-hence bis amendment.
The amendment wac rejected by 80 agairs. ca.
MIR Vail tdiy hams mo Ion ~ str k cot the second
section Of the bill Icing under consideration,
Mr.. NICKLlfFE Ky.j asked 10 he excused from
voting, stating that he did lot approve Of all tie
measures OF tie President.
The House refused TO excufe Mr.. Wicklie, but
when bis name was called be ~as absent.
Mr.. Ysllsndighans motion Wa rejected by ~
against "a.
Tie hill ihen passed in the same form that Vt came
from the Senate.
Of the law H. exempts iness who tcsh.s before an
Investigating COMMITTEES from prosecution la Court
OF Justice.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE said that he would vote for 1t,
ne uuder that clause tho contractors and the company
who stole tie lndiln bonds got clear.
Without dis osing Of the bill, the House adjourned.
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