New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
GENERAL NEWS.

IN, Cor an airline railroad between Washington ana
York. The resolution was objected to ana iaid
over. The Senate passed resolution in relation 70
tho Pen,entiarv of the District of Columbia. The
Senate. with the House, then formed itself into
Cour. of Impeachment for the trial Of Judge Hum
phreys. In consequence of absence Of theprincipai
the case was postponed until the 10th Inst. Inc
House bill to prohibit Slavery in the Territories was
taken up and adopted Yeas 70, Nays 10. The bill
prescribing an additional oath for jurors was adopted
Yeas 30 NAYS 5. After Executive Session the eenate
adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Vallandighsm moved spe-
cious resolution to make little Union capital for him.
self and lest somebody should expose hssnaky hyPoc'
risy, he Immediately moved the previous question
He was not sustained, and then he, az usual, got
mad, and when he could not prevent III let the reso
luton 90 over for debate. His resolution amounts
to the remarkable declaration that we are glad Hal
Iech has taken Corinth, and we think the UDion
ought to be restored with every Niger III
it lust where be was when Buchanans treason
began. Tomorrow, Mr.. Vallandigham Is
exnected 10 ofer resolution that, in the opinion OF
this House. two and two make four. The House
rescnded, by Yeas &C, Nays 46, the resolution some
davs since passed TO buy certain rubbish volumes OF
worthless debates from Gales d. Seatop aiias ne
National IntcAigeaoer, for $35, 0OO Some reHoiu'
tons contemplating repeal o. the Fugitive slave
law were proposed AID laid over. Mr. Cox wsutsd
a great deal Of information about the attitude OF
foreign Powers and the House gratifed him by ask
in the President to send in the required knowledge
at his discretion. The House went into the Senate
~ hoe b.t A,attp M t,'a
urst did not appear and so tho House marched PACK
again. Mr. ADcona Of Pennsylvania proposed that
all caught Rebels who can show that they
were impressed against their Will be SCI
free on taking the oath. His resolution lieb over.
And then a solution by Mr.. Nixon ct New'Jerfey
was adopted SO to 80, that loyal armies in hostile
detricts sutsst themselves upon Rebel resources rs
far as possible. That such resolution should be
opposed by tiiry-une men speaks very ouroufi! Tor
the LOYALTY of the Ionse. A resolution that the Ju'
dietary Committee report bill for the repeal OF ihe
| Fuyitiye Slave law was tabled, IS TO 81. But i'm
media,ely aiterward resolution by Mr.. Coliax TO
give hunted slaves a jury trial, and require Their
claimants 10 prove loyalty, was adopted ~ to IA
partial triumph for justice.
Tie Board of Aldermen last night quite un-
necessarily made more than ordinary donkeys oil
themselves in regard to resolution about the re-
oepiou Of Archbishop Hughes. Tie Mayors veto
upon the IhuIlow Weed neutrality-suspicious. seems
to have frightened the Aldermen, and SO Boole, tie
/ Artiul Dodger, moved to reconsider the Hughes
resolution, which had passed, and next NOV ell
end explained that be wanted 10 evsde Dir. Opdykes
objections by resolving that the Board Of Aldermen
alone should adulate the Archbishop OF course the
vote Of one Board only is no more elective than 80
much blank paper; yet the civic asseo went
through tie solemn formety Of previous question
aud final adoption, just rs If the shrewd hicbishoP
could not tel, sal, from sugar. Having quite ex-
hause ed their thin mental strength by this piece oi
lauahabe atsurdity, the " majority betook them
selves TO the delights Of a town evening
} Tile Board Of Couneilmen last night received q
communication from the Commissioners OF Charities
and Connections stating that they afford hospital
accommodations for 500 sicz and wounded soldiers
! without occupying room Outside OF their hospita
buiIdings Revolutions expressing the thanks Of thc
3 Common Council to Archbishop Hughes. and OF sym
pathy with tie families of the late Coils KiAcl ai@
Miller were unanimously adopted. The oTdin
anee for relief Of families OF yoluuseB wa
referred to d Conference Committee, contisiing o.
Messrs. HazIeton, Lent ana Miller. By the adop
tion of report Of the Committee on National
, Affairs, the Mayor requested 10 open corres
pondence with the PosinastorG General for the esah
lishment OF an uptown po,i-ofice in this city.
: On the proposition of Mr.. Colfx. in the Housa
Of Repre-. cnia,iyes Yesterday, to allow man in
peril Of bis freedom 10 have Jury trial and com.
pelling tie oihof man who claimed his flesh blood
bones, sinews brains and children born or 70 be
born, as property to prove that he-the Claimant
! was loyal citizen, every Republican voted Yea,
aud every Democrat with a single exc. ionl
voted No. The fact is worth remembering.
-Vallandigbam, VOORHEES,, Keuigan, and Zen
Wood, professional howlers about Republican ex-
trsvagance, all voted yesterday against the repeal Of
the resolution giving $3j, 900 TO The National INTEL
/ Hgeacsr for books not worth half many cents.
Republicans with few notorious exceptions, voted
the other way. a few Democrats did the same.
"A resolution looking toward the gradual ex;inc-
ton OF Slavery in that State was offered in the Mis-
souri, Convention yesterday. II was promptly
thronled by a motion to lay on the table, not one
word of debate being allowed. The vote was 50 for
Slavery eternal to 10 for giving freedom a chance
some time next century.
| Six hundred aud thirty-three citizens Of Cncin-
natl have peioned the House Of Representatives to
expcl Valiandgllam, asserting that he is traitor
and Disgrace to the State of Ohio, which nobody
can deny.
The Canadian Parliament was prorogued yester-
day. The tariff went into operation on the
same day.