The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-15
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Hfr. Henry. Of Tenn Ei5vea thsf the resolution
IA s,asnded be Indefinitely postponeJ. LOST.
The resolution, as amended. was then adopted BY
~ hySs, n0rs
hf. SparrGsy, from tho CO mn,isaes on Military Az
fkirs eported BILL In accordance with the dasKn
OF resolution TO thera refsred repealiug the sei
h.ng Communication for clothing 10 non counis sou.
ca o.iieers and prvstes and providing that all
clothing shall hereafter be furnished by Govern.
msnt The bill was placed on tbe caIendar
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE OF KEPKEsEsrArlyEs-- House met
1t ~ O'Clock, and w:cs opened with prayer by Rev
DR. Dosgett.
Mr.. Collier Of Va, offered joint resolution ,s,.
dering ibsiks TO Commander w. L. Lynch for gal
liant and nlaritorions conduct at Auuia Craek No.
noks Island Sc. Referred To C0iGinittee ON Naval
Affairs
Mr. Curry. Of Ala presented p memorial from,
the officers ot Union Theological Seminary Ala
baa,:. asksg tbs exemption OF theological students
from military service. Referred to Military Con,
mittee.
Mr. kenaan, Of Ga, introdneal Il bill to create
aud abolish crstsia offices, whereby ihe effective
strength Of the army viii be greatly Increased Re-
ferred t. Military Coniaitt@e
Mr.. Russell. Gf va fram the Judiciary Commit
tee, submitted bill aad joint resolutions from that
committee on she Antjeet of martial law and the
suspension of the writ Of habsds cOyyAs
MI. UaigaB OF Ala, from tue same committee
submitted a minority report.
Mr. baldwin hoped the reports would not he act.
ei UPON until the present law would expire, which
would be only few days He wanted to live one
dav st least under "A Government where the haEeas
corpus existed and " as recognized
Mr.. Miles, from The Committss on Military A.
fairs, reported back House bill authorizing the ap.
pontnent Of additeaal artillery officers for ord.
nance duties. wiz. Senate amendment, with q
rscomme ndat;on iba. the House concur In the
aAiendmens Tho bill WIS taken up aud agreed to
4tAiso, reported Senate bill creating the rank and
providing Tor the appointment of Lieutenant.
rxsf ee
Tue bili was considered and passed Also rsppftea
back the bill for the increase OF the signal corps
with recon msndation that it pass. This bill pro.
vides for the appointment of one Major, ten First
and ten Second Lieutenants, in tho signal service
Th. bill, as reported was agreed TO- Aso q bill to
regulate the rank of officers of the Provisional
Corps Of Engineers. Agreed TO- Also, reported
back from tue COMMITTEES the bill to increase the
pay of nOn'connmssiohed officers snl privates OF
the Provisional Army. This bill provides for all
Increase of 81 per month for each non commis-
sioaed officer and private.
Mr: Foster, of Ala moved to amend by striking
ont 81 and inserting s.. This motion was re.
jeeted.
Ga the passage of the bill the vote WAS taken by
ayes and noes, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Ashe, Atkins, Aver Baldwin,
Bataon, Bell Bonham, Boyce, bridges, Ii. W.
Bruce E. II. Brace Chambliss Chismaa Clam
Clopton Collier, Cook, Crockett, Curvin Curry
Dafgan. Davis, Dawkius, De.arnett. Ewing Par
row, Foote Foster, Freeman, Gardenhsir, Gartrell
Gentry &. aham, Gray, Hanly, Hartridge, Heisk ell
Herbert, Billion, Hoge, Holcomb, Holt johnson
Kenan of Ca, Kenan of n. C., Kenner, Lander
Lyon, Maehen. Marshall, McDowsil, Mclean, Me
uees Miles, Moore, Perkins, Pugh, Koyston, Rus
sell. Sexton Smith of Ala. Smith Of N. c.. SIriek
land, Swami. Tibbs, Trippe, Vest, Vil!ere, Welch
Speakor.--74.
Noes.-Messrs. Dreekinridgs Conrad. Conrow
Dnpre, Hsrris aud Lyona.-6
Absent. or not voting. .-MsSsrs. Arlington Barks
IcVa Rrt ale hfIrn .k.ra
Davidson. Eliatt Gather. Garland, darnett
0oode, Hysr. Jones, Lewis Mckaa McQueen
HuInefiyh, Preston. Rails. Read Sing ierorl Smitt
Of Va, stapes and Wright Of Ga
Mr.. Harris, Of Mo, from he COMMITTEES on b III
tsry Affaira reported back bill to provide for III,
payment ct certain claims against The Csnisierat,
States III the State 0f Missouri The bill wan takeI
up and agreed 10.
Mr.. Foo;a, of Tenn offered the following resol,,
ton, which WAS adopted:
Res0lrsd, That The Presiie ent be respectfully re-
qilested 10 cause 20 te sent to this House copies
the following papers. viz: Original and Supple
! mental Report of Gen. Pillow in regard to the al
fair at Fort Donelson, with the aworn statement
of Coils Forrest and Burck. and Majors Haynes
Nicholson, and Henry; hlsO the OTrespondanc6 Dc
tween the Department of War and Gen PILLOW
since his Suspension from command, restoring hin
50 lis former position and commands and all oihe
correspondence between that officer aud the De
peTtment oil war, With u view to printing thos
aocuInents with those relating to the same snLject
heretofore ordered to be printed under The direction
of the Special Committee The Affair ut For
D6uesson. Agreed TO-
Mr.. Hocon.be, of Virginia. introduced bill 4
establish u Court for the investigation of claim
against the Confederate States Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Atkins. OF Tennessee, offered a resolution t.
terminate the debate on the Conserpt bill to day
3 CLOCK and limiting debate to all amendments t,
five minutes for each member. On this resolution
the ayes and noes were taken with the foll0win,
result Ayes So noes 20. The Speaker ruled tina
two third vote was necessary for the adoption o
the resolution; s0 that it was not agreed to.
The special order Of the day, the bill to increas
the PROVISIONAL Army OF the Confederate States
was then taken up, and the Honse was addressed b,
Messrs. Herbert of Texas, and Foster, Of i labsma
after which the House adjourned.