New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

tuckan to the quick.
In lie course OF the debate Senator Wilson also
urged the adoption OF the same policy az WIS advo-
Gated by MIR. Fess@ndep Altogether. the DAY wac,
perhaps the most important in the annals OF TINS
Copcrtss. No vote wa reached on the amendment,
but il will. without doubt be adopted by m"Joii'!
relatively as large as that which was given for TIE
sane policy in tho House on Saturday, and the OIL
80 amcuded, will become Law. u is no. believed
that any senator elec.ed a Republican Will vote
a4nius' the amendment
DiSSATIsF ,CTION IN the WESTERN ARMY.
Letters from officers OF high rank 10 the Wes;e1n
army lay hat tho policy pursued there OF guarding
Rebel property refusing to receive negroes even as
worsmen or niormers concerning the enemy's move
monts. the policy OF Order No. in award Is so dis
sstefni to The army hat numerous designations are
coming in. This would have been tue case weeks
AGO the writers intimate, but for the unEiilingness
f any officer 10 resign in the face of tie enemy.
But now that the enemy has retrca'ed and the ifte
duty Of the army arrears 10 he TO guard The enemies
Of The Unicn they icel lst their sense of duty does
not REQUIRE them to remain in the service.
THE DISTRICT EN>NCIPATioN BILL.
The House to-day passed the Senate bill anenda-
tory Of the act emancpsting the slaves in the Dis
ric;. One section extends the time for making
ciams and producing evidence in tie case of masters
who are officers in The army aud navy, infants,
wives. and idiots in conformity TO the suggestion OF
the President in the Message accompanying Liz zig
nature 10 tho act.
Another section enlbes the freedman to procure a
certificate Of freedom in cases where the master has
refused Of neglected 70 procure it Tor him. and It'll
another section authorizes nepo testimony 10 he M
,roduced on tie same footing with White testimony
tef5rc the Emancipation Commissioners. The bi
onlv lacks he signature Of the President 10 become
q law.
TiE CASE OF BEN WOOD.
The Judiciary Committee of the House has not
vet determined what 70 do with the resolution for
ihs expulsion Of Ben wood There are differences
Of opinion in the COMMITTEE, aid il If noi inn ossibIc
that majority may decide that the evidence, how
ever strong morally, il no; legally sufficient to war
rant expulsion.
THE CASE oF YALLANDIGuAM.
The petitions in the case of Nallaudigham have
been reported bsck b. tie Committee with the
accommodation that they lie 1pon The table No
evidence being submitted with them, anu no dnoc-
ton 10 inquire into tue facts being given BY the
sIouse. the Committee could not do c,Lcrwise.
IRE REPUBLICAN, CNrCCS.
The adj Republican caucus held tonight
was attended by abou; sixty members Of both
branches Or. Sherman OF New-York, presiding.
After general consuIta ION. in which great
rna1imi.y of sentiment Wss unaffected, "a Commit
tee Of Five from each House was appointed to pre-.
paro an address to The people of the country, Mr.
bingham Of Ohio Chairman. TO he reported 20 the
caucu- Al am adjourned meeting to b. held on Sa'ur-
day evening.
: sEETNApE 10 GEN. LEW. Wh'icr
/ Nisior.Gen. Lew Wallace Wa sereuaded at the
National Ho,ol tonight. lie expressed hims i
freely ~ regard the Government awaiting iiseli OF
tie .efy.ccs of negro slaves. n regarded thai Gen
eral ~ crazy who would refuse 10 every element
Of war that Col Almighty gave him, Il he could, 10
his advantage lie wanted arm, given 70 the ne
groes also.
I. was no. rg't tia we should exact labor Of
eso moor men and tlcn nof give them the means Of
~. .ectina themselves. RE WAS opposed 70 pro-
reuug lei properly. lie did not with 20 lead
biz columns through ri,h and fertile heldf, and
wi ere WIS every comfort without being allowed 70
ec such fo the sur.enane and comfort OF liz t-cop.
who bad fought ~ brvely and under such disad-
vau,aees lie wac ioliy applauded throughout;
EEBEL 1AC1lCS.
f 4 late COPY Of The Ricimoad k10m.aey says that
" the Rebels could certainly cnt of McCieau's re-
trea; lu, il would be far better 70 prevent BIN re-
ceiyne further supl .ics aud s,arye him into capt1-
lafion.' ] remarks HI 90 our armies, and Ire'
pare for a contest "a long as orr enemy may choose
20 urge r., aud let j. be a. energetic o. we can
make it.
POSTAGE 10 AND FROM MrNiCO
( By tie rtcen, postal convention with Mexico, pro.
claimed By the President on the 2O,b Of june, - >,
/ the following rates Of postage are established
Fr. Ire -.op letter finland thrrc cent, eaj asl
se'eu ee1sl j. ten cent? ~ haf olr. Hf ~ cen i'i5n
add oa' ste. aud prepay men, j. iq- ed This e
pef 10 al c..s-s Hez9 ton o., Lat.l stecs b.
SEAT On oil letters received from ,i,,ico by lie
United saes domoiic s O. po'sg, 10 10 be- era ra ra.n
mailed % thor cellioo ,ihe oe OF Ten r''Pe' 's7
rae This Is % boz collected on dr.HeIy.
7hD6 On al let'rrs sspi 90 ~ Ieseyei from Mraico
w ~ not oaueyei ~ sea- no niea states DOM &C. po'-.
only oft.-e o. cent? TIE ia fufe - q " Ia gel
1ii4 n1t De- p-caii at mailing on etcr sent at
collected 30 tie 7l e u delivery O. letters recelye
folh Tho s-a Ia's cu pint. matter cent % hrtI-o "a
,'' ~ n nc o an ai-s Inc. I'd .ri5diIs roi I'll a.
ona other prtea s''c ant , j. 70 be- addrd when el oy
prepaid a. tho ms'irs Office n the nited state
wb, cut By Land 'o tni'@i r.@.s i1d i-i' "i Ioas"
F4ph. ON e.Itu.4 pru.-o matter received from Mexico
oniy our rs1 inland rot.ro 10 % b. collected sud u1f
rna,' be Isd I'D a cr.s on deircy a Pc oco o. idis
san T8ssa Ieg sof mast ic strictly o1ferTed o. 40
accounts aTe kert WI the Meri-su Postal Department
ILLINOIS TROOPS.
The district represented by NJ. Arnold Of Illinois,
has now - 800 troop. in The field and he will ime'
d,tly, ou the adjournment q COugless, return 20
Chicago, and al in promptly SLING the call Of the
President log additional irools.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS And ORDERS.