New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

PEACE PROPOSITIONS.

WILMINGTON, Ilurt.ty, tfc y ls't.
PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
The following is COPY Of the resolutions submit
ted 10 the House to-day by Mr. S,evens:
R,,ored That this Union r'. b. and remain and indi
visible forever
Rs.ored Thu, n any person In the emplaymsn, Of the
Uutes States Ia either the Legislative Executive branch
should propose make peace should seeep, advise tho
acceptance Of any snch proposition any other basis than
the Integrity AID en,ie unity Of The un!ed s'scs and their
TrliioTs. Z. they existed the breaking Of the Rebel
lion. lie viii be guilty Of a high crime.
Re-, tied That this Government accept tho medl
n or permit tie Intervention asy foreign nation ia this
Rebellion OF 81 our domestic sf.rs
Re.r,d That governments ever be permitted
to ori,, within tho territory now belonging the United
State. and which acknowledged their urdieiion =, tho time
Of the insurreoton-
SETTING SLAVES FREE ~ INsuRRECTIoNARY
DISTRICTS.
TIE following Is the joint resolution offered in
Senate to-day, by Senator Clark, Of New-Iiamp-
shire. II was ordered printed:
Reore4 by the senate and House Of Representatives.
That hoy cordially approve the policy ofihs President Il
United State. IA setting free IN the nsuuectionsry
eisrcis ~ Indicated f. hi, proclamation dati Sept o. 1902
AID recommend to him the employment OF that sod every
other means known to civilized warfare 10 terins'e tho pres
ent Rebellion and assert the supremacy Of tie Government
oftLe United lie entire Territory aud people
TIE CLAIMS AGAINST COSTA RIGA.
The Cheyaier Bonenatt, umpire of the Joint
Commission for the adjudication OF the claims against
Cost. Rca to-day notified the Secretary OF tie Com
m,sion % follows: l will receive no observations
either verbal, printed, or written from either party
interested after the 18Th Of the present month.
THE COLLISION WITH TIE FRENCH BRIG.
The President sent brief message 70 tie liouse
to-day, which was referred to TIE Committee on
Foie.gn Affair.", relative to the collision Of The war
steamer San ,Jacinio with the French brig jules e,
Marie or the coast Of Cuba in November lart.
Tic recommends ~ appropriation Of $500 for repa-
ration OF damage to the latter through neglect on
tue part Of the officers II the san Jacino, IN ac-
eordance with the verdict of Naval Commission,
composed Of officers Of this country, France, ana
I.!y, aud tie United States Consul at Havana ana
the Consul of France.
40 SUCH OFFICE As sURGEoN-ARTIsT.
tn, fact IL elected from The Surgeon-G enerals
Bureau that there is no snch Office ~ Snrgeon-Ar
known to the Army and Navy. The tile has been
unwarantably assumed.
THE TREASURY REPORT.
The report OF tho Secretary OF tho Treasury VIII
he cent 70 Congress tomorrow noon. Every precan-
ton h,s been taken TO guard against the premature
disclosure Of is contents.
lrnorlsr AGAINST PARDONING THE MINNESOTA
SAYAGES.
Senator Wilkinson OF Minnesota. today presented
an ca.net but respectful protest 10 the President
against tie pardon or Ieprioye Of tho condemned
Indians IN that State. After reading this paper 70
tho Plesid ni, Massrs. N.ndom and Aldich DO
ing present, and heartily indorsing his protest, de-
eded to jJin therein with Senator Wilkinson, thus
making unanimous the action Of the entire hepa1A-
can delegation IN Congress from that S.a.o.