New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. BINGHAM, (ReD o. from the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, reported back the Senate bill transferring
tie control over the Disriet-Attoneys and Marshal1
from the Secretary OF the Interior TO the Attorney
General Passed.
Mr.. BLAIR rep, Mo J, from the Military Commit
tee, reported bill providing for the monthly pay q
Mr.. vALANDIGHAM (Dem. o. offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was objected 10 by Messm.
LONEJOY and WASHBURNE:
months Of Msc and Api 5 convey ccpdenil i@pcrs
sn if2rn9on from time 10 time to the Rebo! auhorits. -
Government for he sepproen OF the rebellion in ssid Site.
1e,.a' The .ad Jrme, r. harvey ha, subsequently De-
easi in pgblis eoaEls1,on that sll Of the d. p,chs. y
him sent TO tho Rebels in South Carolina were hrs' 'ho"n
..., T % rc9: I Sd ss. Be ., ss's ssss
h dn End a. s fin,Ss I %
s.t' 10 std persons from authority under him.
and f. . 'Sslli The s1ld James r. Harvey
On motion OF Mr.. L0VEJ0Y rep. Ill J, il was
sp.e, to the 9Th Ms,sschose,t. voasi.e re
dS By s md aa the s s q .d s.is id
to impede to the dcfnGe Of the Naioai
Mr.. JULIAN Rep, Ind introduced resolu,iou.
which was adopted that the retenon In Office, here
throughout the country of of well known Seces-
sion sentiments merits the reprobation of all loyal
citizens, and hereby receives the reprobaton Of this
Ioufe.
Mr.. PENDLEToN Dem. Ohio offered the follow.
Ing resolution:
Rr,d fb,i under the Coustu,u the right, powers ana
duties Of all he ses eqos that the Ioa .: founded On
no nj. cqnslty must be preserved thst every loae.t eo
. psrpaats The Orion wust be made 10 accordance via -
ssSp u. per, oth FedaIsl Ggvensns % :asas..s
p s.sts la aia ss tRs q sss
iece with the s,s,s or iis s-s sess.s y
Sa u so Ne = SeDI ~, 'e ne ncn ana "'o'
Reed, >rfore BY tas Se1oie "a House Of Rspreseasd-
tiers That Copg'ss doe. hereby uny declare that hosdes
AGAINST tho .sd Confederate stses shall be prosecuted % -
obedience Constitution and the laws ue
secords9ce erewh and that they shah ne. be protested
t-ere with their s,e GOvernment' to abolish slsvssy
Mr. HUTCHINs REP, Ohio, raised the point Of
ORDER and the Speaker sustained him.
Mr.. MAY Dem Md asked leave TO introduce pre-
anble sCttng forth tie circumstances attending the AZ
rest and imprisonment OF he Baltimore Police Commits
sonor asserting that the wit of habeas corpus has been
treated with contempt aud military despotism estab-
lished in Baltimore, and concluding with resoluuon
that their arrest and imprisonment were without WAR
rant, aagmutly unconstitutional and illegal, and that
they should either be released or their case remtted 10
tue judicial tribunals for determination.
Mr. BINGHAM Isised the point, that this resolf-
ton excluded under the rale for the governments
Of the business Of tie Session. .
Tie SPEAKER decided that the point was we'll
taken.
Mr. PENDLETON tDen., o.l asked leave 10 intrs-
duec preamble, concluding with a joint rosoluiicrs
declaring that hos'ilities against the socaled Confedo-
rate States should be prosecuted only so far as IN the
opinion of Congress it may be necessary TO entoroe
obedience 10 the Constitution ana laws, ana snouid MOI
lie so conducted to reduce the States 10 the condi-
ton of INTERIORS or interfere with their rights Of prop
erty and destroy their equality.
fills was declared out of order under the rule.
Mr.. COLfAX (Rep., Ind gave notice OF bili 20
be offered at the operiDg of the next session granting
TO the soldiers of the present bounty land warrants
on Government lands subject 10 entry at ~ % pes
acre and granting homesteads 10 actual settlers on the
alternate sections of land reserved for railroad ganssu
and subject TO entry at 81 30 per acre.
Mr.. EALLANDIGHAM Dem, Ohio, from thn
Special Committee appointed last seseop, reported
bin restricting the frankug privilege. Adjourned.