New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
apparently, agreed to. For example, says The

Mr. WADE TURNER move 20 tnleno the pH
the eleventh line of the frat section ser the word
tho words, snd to extend repair and complete 'hs same
MIR. Wsde-I fourth line Of the 6fh section
after the word sot TO nse 40 far a. rears 70 tns op
to nke The provisions far rrl'e.
to the operating ard using OF The sd railroad and
lines shall lot lie 10 force longer hsn Is Necessary " s
supp e,son Of ths rebellion The amendment sgreo 70
Tho Senate discussed the bill during most OF
that days session, but so far as The Giocs
indicates, without word being said touching
these amendments, of which the first authorizes
the Government to construct, and the second
does not prevent its continuing, until tho re-
peal Of the act, to construct as many railroads
aud telegrapbs as the Border States may need
Several other liues, beside that to Knoxville.
are said to have been in contemplation, but
probably no other was under contract, when
the jealousy of the railroad men present at tho
Convention last week, unearthed the scheme oil
which Senator Wade was the involuntary md
unconscious instrument.
| In the House the bill was reported from the
Military Committee the day after It's passage
| by the Senate, aud was hurried through under
the operation of the previous question. la the
| little informal discussion which did occur not a
word touching the railroad building clauses
seems to have been uttered, aud the House, by
its joint resolution of repeal, indicated its oPn-
ion of this border State scheme.
| 1t indicated 1t again to-day by voting down
bill reported by Mr.. Blair, TO authorize The
employment of engineer volunteers in the pro-
portion of company to each brigade newly
enlisted, or transferred from regiments now IN
the service 10 be formed into engineer regi-
ments, paid like engineers of the regular army
aud Differed by the President. Mr.. Wilson OF
Iowa led the opposition, insisting that tho Ill
was intended to furnish Kentucky at Govern
ment expense with 10000 men to build her
railroads. To his efforts, and those of Mr..
| Trimble of Ohio, seconded by Mcssrs. Trow-
bridge, Sharks, and 1hbddeus Stevens, and by
Messrs Mallory of Kentucky aud Maynard of
Tennessee, who supported the bill, but IN ei-
feet admitted its purpose. It's defeat ia to be
a,cribed. The imputatoa upon Senate clerk
of having interued the bill Was In the highest
degree unju.t.
\ SLAVERY ~ THE DISTRICT.
Senator Clark of New.liampshire introduced
to-day q substitute for the bill to abolish
Slavery in the District Of Columbia reported
by the District Of COLUMBIA Committee, which
provides as follows:
I, For immediate abolition provided Away. that sny per
lawfully h-d to service Of labor 10 any state by 70. laws
aud esn,ping r, lswgl toto th. Distinct usy loo
c,med delivered - The person Claiming his LABOR or
service
Sac ? No slave escaping into sid District OF into any
State from any ether shall 10 delivered up IN any
~sy OF tader,d 81 hbeHy except for ofcu,r
80, oath ssprored b, o,r sa,.aory prof that the per
services Or labor Of such fugitive l"sed e.
bs due 1. h. sul I'D has bone sg.ns tho
tn.d siste. 60 the rIesehi rebellion hor ~ AZ Wy s'c
aid AID comfort tbs'st0.
may hb.'iy b, at' ,e may within 'iE months shef
passage aud rot seI- .d aPP} by petition % nc So.,i
slave. s-sins forth IN aid petition which shall bs uodf oath
t-" That the re,i,osrr ','ssa' :, ~ 1919 .
bs no, borne sg.in the 6eyefDssui q tho U.td
States 10 the present Rebellion nos IN AM sU given ssa or
S.cond 10. te Of n. petitioner the l,br service
wb.h. al, ,h,r pc the ,sye msle'
any claim thereto, anu n 90 Who and "h.' calm " MAJ"
Tb,d .p.m. age ,.r habit. usual health. defeei. .ud
all ohs r.,-on,l i.s. u the slave Which enable
the Court Identity him or estefmiuo tho value Of h' ser
SIC The Cour, ,i.n rssve aid he.r the petitions snd
determine tic truth Of tho ae.on' snd tho VALIDITY Of the
claim. Of the peiiousf' 10 ia ard spp"Hon NE Nslue
rrcofd provided, that tho -stfe shsl no
,Iered ia the a.e.ais al .noaa ego.i to or e.oh
vices 10, re.d,nl ofihe District has ''1 claim which
Hotlins sbsl b. .iow.A b., tho Cour, for the
vic. osn, sieve child undsr ne ger 81 ssr eai .eeh shi
vi Usct TO is neri Of AIN o. some efson d. VI
chsgs Of add Tor ft" and such chii sn. G
/ ever .nei the p,",ge Of thhss-t be nee person.
sac o. No person alo t.. borDe arms ttast the llifei
State. 10 a.. rebellion. or who h'' n soy way svr
., iai reeve a. pon,si'op Tor th- los Of Any
tia.- free but biz caiass 20 wholly sso"'dn - lilo
src When Their. ,L. be ,iy dpute 10 ressrd 20 the
ovn~tip ~ ny slave or re- ro' porous may 10 inter
c,,ed in l have sn' lien upon 'bsn tr Con'
power summon o.. luf.us b'.lr H. ed &. nste
such order ia che prrni.-s and such dt'n o. TIE iH
Ai,. ID fo tho services o. e sasr - Jgce may fequne
But IN 10 CSC ,hal ihe save De ccl'.n ' ~ f''o "a
TOR correct judgment 80 case tho Court usy Tnins ai
pa under osh sui yfiis ihr sa'e before them 'i rt
src. l. -. Count shall ~i,lin twelve month. Of ,Le
pa,ae- 81 no, tc mako mn end report II their hnd
ng appemfnt snd order. 70 The s''esaIy Of the Treas
ur, bui violation Of ,yc, belonging TO d,.oys ownrt'
petit nave teen dsOsti by said Court and 'he
lov csmsuts TO- services Of tls,s over snd under "
/ yeBu oil s.e 10 be- paid 70 ne parties ent ed
Ss, iLs Tor the serioe' u 'live' over GO
ear. ct 'o .sl no 10 paid 70 ,hs e',nsh. o. S.nel.
tue tne being ol the p2oII Of .aid save. ana At
the onnrr 5n ytas 81 sge negc' TO sppf q
b.,s h. sAUe coined tho sia'" may sppon' AZ soI"e
SEC 70 spfspri.,s from the Treasury no, exceeding
! . l. O00 40 20 carry thss act 80 'beet'
GIN. MCCLELLAN.
| Gen. Mcclellan returned from a long ride
I'D the Potomac this evening.
RETIRED.
| Capt. G. &. Churchill, Sd Artillery, was to-
day retired by the Army Retiring Board.
CAPTURED REBEL DOCUMENTS.
The following rebel documents were found on
board Lynch's fleet
tL,o,uiP 5r. BiHp.