New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF hEfhESENIAIxvEH.
Mr.. BERNHISEL Delegate from Utah, pre-
seuted the Constitution Of Utah, together with ne.
mortal asking for the admission Of Utah into the
Union on an equal footing with the original States
Referred to the COMM tee on Territories.
The Tax bill, with snndry amendments, was re-
turned from the Senate, ordered TO be printed, and
referred TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE offered resolution calling On
the Secretary of War TO inform the House whether
Gen. Hunter has organized and equipped regiment
of blacks in South Carolina etc. Adopted.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM iDem.. Ohio) offered the
Rs.oirsa tn. .h. House has heard With SINGER. eten
Of the evacuation Of and the occupation Of
army without los: Of % ssd ; sa S N. ss.1s Of hi:
under him for this sspal and morso,sr as
sse the Constitution a. Il g. and III. Union W. msr
tanned restored every without any further sdaon
OF fraternsi blood
ar. VALLANDIGHAM demanded the previous
question on the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr. BLAKE (Rep., Ohio) moved to refer The rec
oIution TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. MCKNIGHT (Rep., Pal made similar
motion.
The SPEAKER decided the motion out Of order.
The House, by only 81 MEMBER, having voted 70
sustain the previous question: upon the ADOPTION Of
the resolution
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM said: Az the House has
re5,seJ tn adopt the resolution without besltati0n
will withdraw the demand for the previous question,
that the resolution may be debated Whereupon,
under tho role, the subject went over
Mr.. Hutcbins's resolution was agreed TO 6y Of
against AZ repeating the resolution heretofore adopted
ppoposipg to purchase FROM Gales a. Seaton certain
sets Of Annals of Congress snd Register OF Debates,
ut cost of over $35 900.
Mr.. COX Dem, Ohio offered the following res
Olution:
Re,rs That the President be requested II in his opincu
Is not incon pable with public interest to submit
this House whatever information he possesses CONCERNING the
h<u
AIR. Cox raid in Offering this resolution that ne
was following n precedent, which, by the advicec
received in the last steamer. " has been set IN the
English Parliament" calling for all communications
between the English Government and the Federal
and Confederate Governments While he could cor
fdentv assure the House that the most friendly un-
derstanding existed between the United States aud
the European Powers yet the correspondence called
for would, he thought, disclose the fact that upon
every reason growing ont OF international comfy,
the time had come for European Governments to
revoke their recognition of the insurgency here 81
a belieerent power" Wbatev r opinion might
be rs 10 the time during which the war would con-
tnue there was thing now snre, the eliminating
poin. had been reached. The insurgents bad failed
10 maintain themselves before the world and with
the use of civil counses the restoration Of the Fed
eral authority was assumed. This fact is being
recognized abroad. Its consequence ought 70 DC the
abrogaton of the beIlgerent rights granted to the
Rebellion
Mr. BINGHAM rep, Ohio offered resolution,
which Was adopted, tina, the House will this day re-
solve itself into Committee Of the Whole, and a..
tend the tr;a. for the impeachment OF Judge Hum.
phreys.
ton, resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole,
Mr. Washburne in the chair, and then proceeded 70
the Senate in body.
When the members returned 70 the House,
Mr.. wAsHBuRNE REP, Ill., briefly reported
u IL.
of the impeachment till the 10Th Of June, lS62
Mr. ANCONA Dem, Pal offered resolution
authorizing aud directing the Secretary OF War 10
release, on their taking the oath of allegiance, all
persons taken in the service Of the sooslied Confed
crate States if they make satisfactory exhib, Of
improvement. Referred 10 the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
Mr. MCPHERSON REP, Pa offered resola-
ton, which adopted, requesting the President 70
state whether the causes which have delayed and
Gre delaying the organization u the MeHcSi Depart
ment in accordance with the act OF Apr1i nst, are
such rs TO require additional legislation, and " 10,
what.
INote.--The act referred TO authorizes any Medical
Inspector to discharge from the service soldiers OF
enlisted men, with their consent, in the permanent
hospitals, etc, where there now many who are
willing TO be discharged, and whom IL If not dean
bic 10 retain in the service.
Mr. NIXON rep, n. J.) offered resolution
that in the judgment. of the House. the Commander.
mt htI the ARMY tuu NAVY suOuiu tnetfuci AL
OF his officers commanding districts in the Rebel
States to issue proclamation that the Army OF the
Republic will be sabsirted, far practicable,
upon the properly of all Ihose In rebellion, and those
who give aid and comfort 10 enemies OF the United
States.
The resolution was adopted, by IS against 50.
Dir. JULIAN Rep, Ind.) introduced a bill 20 re-
peal the FunIiye-Slsve law Referred to the judi
Cary Committee.
Mr.. JULIAN then offered resolution ins,r,leiine
the Judiciary Committee 70 report bill tor the re-
peal of that Jaw.
Mr.. HOLMAN moved TO lay the resolution on he
table.
Motion carried by 6S agsinst 81
Mr.. COLfAX rep, lnd.l offered resolution IN
structing the Judiciary Committee 10 report bill
modifying the Fngitive-Slave law TO requires
lury trial in all cases where the person Claimed
denies under oath he is slave and also requiring
any claimant under the said to prove be has been
loyal TO the Government during the present rebel
lion.
Mr.. WICKLiFFE tUn., Ky.) moved 10 Law its
resolution the table.
Motion lost by 8. majority.
The resolution was then passed by Yeas, ~;
NAYS, -.
The House passed the Senate bill 10 protect tLose
Indians who bave adopted habits OF civilized lie 10
the Lands which have apart 10 thein IN sever
atty. Adjourned.
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