New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

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n Couhhng then withdrew lis motion 10 recon-
"a, I'D the House proceeded 10 other o"sin' 81
Tho or,.,, nowis, whether any one u the majority
1',I ,,io m. responsibility tomorrow oil uoVhe
VIII ''" whoever should DO dis, would
;,.,ly share with ~ Walton The GeNi' Of The irAhs-
Ju''' - srcc .ds. Tie vote to-day ubstau-
,oly Che same us Inst n i"S' uine Tue subject was
br,uctt before tie HOu-o.
A., of he Democii s sud @0f'er State members
-o,,d the money. but Messls. lla:sh' Imam, Odell
ord STOLE OF New -jersev. were hoGof.blo oXcep-
EN-. y,Uat digLalu md Zen Wood whose voices
have le,n loudcat IA conformation OF the cXirava-
.,s1,e OF tie Administration voted % give yl' Ma
<orql Y.feliigcucer T. do1ccur for winch il asked
N.,s-.. piycn AID r.! OF Ncw-lora, Dclano.
sllev. Eliot Rec, and Thomas Of Massachusetts,
Nicholson AMI AIoorhe,d OF P,uns, lvaria and
Tto83rr, Stevens, Chairman of TIE Committee of
Wsys sud Means were among The Republicans who
votea no favor OF MI Wallons resolution. Neither
Of n. WMtou's col',arUcs voted with him, Mr..
Baxter being aVsent and Mr. Mornll voting Nay.
i, /. just to M Ambrose W. Clark, who il a
member q the Comr.t'ee Printing, 10 soy tbarh lie
was not. a. we sss assured, uouiied ~ the Clair
man Of tie meeting al which Mr.. Walton was nu-
tiorlod to bring in The lesout0n, aud that he voted
sfaiuet II IA tue House.
ROLAND FoE An OLIVER.
Ns. Richardson Of Illinois raised Tie question Ia
she How { to-day whether certain pamrhir' aga'ust
tie ne0- Constitution # Illinois was iJluod al be
exper.e e tie House ard heii answered promptly
in the .eeui.ye 10y MI WasuJurne, received from
ghs; cc-,. leuar Ireland for bis oliver the inquiry
wbethe- tte iare Naiicud,ghrm Acdrc,s, which MIR.
Rchari-ou signed was Lo folded ~ the exIouse Of
thc Houee. Mr. Richard-on did not deny this
catcgorcuy. bat said iuat if i doue j: was con,
without his consent.
RESERVATION on LANDS.
By vr.cr Of the President. the Commissioner Of
tie Gene al Land Office has, at ibe instance of the
Special 3 out If the Treasury for the Pacific Coast
reserved from public land. .a jet to entry t1c enrc
.rorree ou tae spencid A;Ibor Of Port Angeles, to
which place the pott of entry for the Washington
Territory district. has been removed by Congress.
tbs s perhais, tie l.r Instance where Govern
merit has been too qlics for the specu ators in reaz
ing ali the ADVANTAGES from the rise in It's prop
ertv. II f. Ieiieved TIA, with the aid Of timely Con-
cgesHoua legislation TIE Goyegnmen; viii realize
o.. ice, tlsa slOo0Oo rom Ills particular relervA-
tier.
OLD DEafAND tRNLD.
a. Treasury Department Is recalling and bum
irgdtc Gi seue OF demand notes a. Tit rare Of half
a milio. Pc day. -Four million have been destro, ed.
Tlc whole Issue was Stt.oipDo.
BiD CoNDUCT or MENkLG's SOLDIERS.
Iette-s from Mount jackson confirm tue current
reports 81 the bad coulUct If tie SOLDIERS who
serving urder Gen. Bculer. The wrScrs speak IN
tie highest terms Of iudie patton oi their conduct
WITHDRAWAL or ZCGjoN's NOMINATION..
The uontstion OF Napoleon Il. Zermou as Brgs-
dief-Gene,ai. which was once hastily confirmed by
,he S,ua,e has been Vtbdrawn.
PROMOTION or COZ. CRoChER.
CO.. *. NJ. Croker, of the l3,h lvws Regiment.
who commanded brigade at Shiloh, has been nOni-
Rated Bsi, .dirr-GereTal.
THr CENTRAL EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
IL believed that correspondence is now pro-
aressin relative 10 general exchange oil rr-oi'eif'
ELrCRN Of sLCBtTWY SEWARD.
S.c,r.a~. seward hns returned from hs Visa
North.
ioREiGS NAH SERVICE.
t. P..f-OHic. Depa,imrut las concluded an ar
ranocf.ert with the Hamburg, Bremen and Liver
,.,o Gne. OF transatlantic steamers, by when tie
f.ter, steamers q each of those Lines are accepted
for the United S'ates nail service throughout the
rear ia,,, securing d fpt steamer for the convey
.r,, o., .e mail. 90 each o. the United States sail
ipg ds,. VIZ. on Satn9r!s from Ne"-foIk, tpa
On Ncs1r.,hss from Southampton or Liverpool.
Tin &. c'.e1t. b. 'oAg desired by the del art
uen,. WI aiye increased efficiency u tue United
States Nal Steamship seryve, and prove Of great
sdysrt ee % tie corrertal interests Of this ccun'
~ sid hurope.
BFNFORT, X. &. fO.T-oTTIcE.
Pc Fo.t-0ffce Dcpar-n'r' -eopen,d, to-day. The
pos.-,eiye at Beaufort. n g. tsiog the fret Io'i.
Office regularly es,abisf-d since ihe occupation Of
rbs, pls.e by the United S'a,es NC.,.
TfE sri/URE or TIE CRCAqsIAN.
Ena. .i papers ty re ~ steamer asseri ,ha, ne
C'rcass.4,. condemned FOR attempting TO gun the
bocsadc. could not have en- end our scuihern
t5rts on ac,.unt Of hcr great draft Of Watc-, Jnt
/, In known % the Government that the an
w..s not GUY bound 10 Charleston, but tie fsots
chow tLat sAe could 1asiiy have entered New
Oreaus. Mobile Pouusaco.l. Sayaunah, Charleston.
o. Wilmington The yeescfAnd cargo are valued at
abou, 81. ico 800, after paying all tue expenses Of
The Prize Court, which it il ssd are eAtTavagant,
hall Of the remainder goes 20 The Gsvernment,
and tue otter moiety 10 the oicers and crew Of Tho
vessel which seized The prize.
TIE Coordination OF REBEL PRIZE VESSELS.
C9asre-s h4s inquired why the P'.le Courts Of
Philadelphia and New York do not hke ACTION t.
ward containing some Il the Rebel vessel, which
have Teen captured. Tie result Of the inquiries
u,ay produce facts Of d startling characisr.