Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-12
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III. pp,sagham.he ps vss In his ssat . moment.
locsPe said he would not oppoee she neo.
vo.nSs, ous It seemed to him bui eourtsons n
s.s sooe" o. the Houss that hs should hs
present. under such eircumstsuc
II. btnsham- undsrstand that tbs ..,,,.-..
IN tnc resreshment room. Let pese be mi
aI!ef him. THIS 10 no question for discnss;or
When received the conm uica,ion from sh.
Govetnmsn' recognised il - ny duty 70 rise in
my place and offer the resolution desire 10 s.v
that the oommanieesios vas msds 70 me- ne. and nd r..
ceivsd BY me. state, - . member OF the House
that believe the Communication has been COM
inundated to the Government. The resolution
has been carefully woried, and does not allsge
even BY intent that the iafermation IL true. Ii 10
purposely guarded, and refers 70 the alleged con-
due. Of ths member without the slightest intent
to prejudice the case.
1r. Wood at this point eame into tho House
and resumed his seat.
Mr. Richardson, Of Illinois, asked leave to make
suggestisn.
Mr.. Binghsm-I will hear the gentleman.
: Ar. Richardson-The gentleman from Ohio.
lbingham) states that this information has been
received by the Government, but - tho Govern.
ment ~ composed Of several Departments, would
nke to know what Department has received the
ham sits in his place and makes assertions.
Mr. " ood hoped the resolution would be adopt
% and opportunity given him to bs heard.
The resolution was then adopted.
ma. stevens, from the Committee on WAYS and
Means, reported . bill, which was ordered TO be
printed, authorizing the issue Of ono hundred
and hfty million Of treasury notes, not
bearing interest of the denomination
OF not less than Eve dollars, to be receivable ia
payment Of al losns made to the United States,
ana Of all taxes, international duties, excise debt
and demands Of every kind duo, excepting duties
on imports and interest Of al claims and demands
against the United States. excepting for in erest
upon bonds, notes ano certificates of debt or de-
post; also to DO lawful money and . legal tender
in payment Of all debts, public and private, ex-
cePtng duties upon Imports and interest on tho
Foreign News.
nALIPAx. Juno II.
lst. arrived of the harbcr this morning, and was
towed up to port in consequence Of q damage to
her rudder, IN the leo of Cape Race. Her dates
are two days later than those already received.
Tho French army at Rome was about to be re-
doced to single division.
The English Conservative party I'd collected ali
their force for the purpose Of upset,iug Lord
Falmerston on the retrenchment question.
The latest commercial intelligence hss not yst
been received.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The ship Sue had arrived Of Queenstown for
Glasgow, with Cargo Of turpentine. having run
the blockade OF the coast Of Georgia.
The british Government ut the request Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, had ordered two
steamers to be got ready for the purpose of max
ing further survey on both sides oi the Atlantic
The U. S Consul at Paris, had ssued notice
that no further spplca tions can DO received from
foreign officers for commissions in the Federal
army.
The Turks are reported to have gained a great
victory in MontsnegIen.
In the House Of Commons, on tho 29th. Mr..
Lindsay gave notice that he should CALL attention
to the relations Of England with the Federal and
Confederate States of America.
On the 9th Lord Palmsrston stated that tho
Government had no intention to interfere in Affa-
gsnistan unless the Indian Territory was threat
ened with invasion.
Tho London Times again indulges in warning
editorial on the financial crisis which sooner or la
tor must occur in America.