The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-14

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an CON6n8Ss-iUT sBoeaoN.
WAsaMofoH, Jose 0.-HOuDs-Ar. BkhN
AazkAss deesgaeA 4e0u4l ~ Vou.-
atltntien Of QAahn tegfsnfrd - -. memorial
asking tor she e?nleA g Otse ~ ne Union
on a eqo9l soos ~ ~ Dsskee ssse&
kessssEeg g -, - q ~ kpssesps,es.
1nessx eni va soEI3msRAaaeN Wss ~.
turned from sne nenate. Vtoered - = printed
snd re!efrec % ne TCeAsaitsee on sWAys and
heans Fcs6 7ad Esss sssC
~. WiChLtFfk o1eted resolution calling
on the secretary o. We 70 inform the Hease
whether Gen. Hunter has osgantxed and equip
pee sresthent OF hlecke N South CarolinA.-
Adopted 1.sss q ii ~ z .s,a srsxs
'os r.. syALLANDloHAH o6efed the following
resolution: a,s 20 - s.-,s,.e q Spf Sn5l
90 Exsefaeds That - 2esse uhsa hear3 with sin.
resS sstisfacton 81 sileS et6eaat3pn ef Oorinth,
se<fsAe oeenpao0hs ID ny our Afuay without
loss OF life, and that lbA lhankeof &his House
Afsdue to iAetsr GsM> sena!boek aad the other
bssss mea endef MN f6t vhiS signal achievement
and narrower that ilssommen rGisb the whole
country this House woald bMjsies 70 zee
the CoDstitutieRAbit Aalhd tie Onion ~ Il was
maintained and rsstosed svssyvhs.s without any
further enusion Of frateicidal blooE
Mr. VALLANDT0HAn demanded the preyi-
Gus Question on the adoption OF The resolution.
NJ. BLAKE Of Ohio moved 70 refer The reso.
LOTION to the Committee on Military sdairs. 3
Mr. AcKNIGHT, OF Pa, uiade'a similar mo.
ton. $50
The Speaker decided the motion out OF order.
The House by Us majority having voted not 70
sustain The previous question upon the adoption
OF the resolution, Af. VALLANDiGhAAe aid'
as the House has refused to adopt We resolution
without hesitation | withdraw the demand Tor
the previous queetion, that the resolution msy
be debated under the rule. XII
The subject vent over.
Ar COX offered the following resofasion: :.
Resolved. Inas We fre:soens oe Hques.su, "
in hisfepaOion II V not incompesiDie WIN 'ne
public interest," 20 submit 70 son mouse Wns Jay
ever insormation he possesses concefnang sne
relation existing between this county anu 'of-
eign PouersaN sIaslaiis4.s g 49,
NJ. COX seid that 10 oesrisg tnss seso.uuo"
be va following o precedens vo'ca ~ '1s ~
vices BY he Isse steamer mas Oesn ~ sn .ue
EgEpeh Psfllsment, caaine lot eM co~.In, ~
tons between the 1oelsn Uossnnsns I'M MN. sns
Federal and CosiedefAse Oovsrusse". uus
he con'd conhseouy aseo1s ~. -. -. T ill.,;
if'enQiy enoei ,ssooa,6 sAs'ssN y. -.
ted States and the European powers. yet the ne
iGorresponaencs csneaa U :. .ss..,, ,sow-
4 al hax1
ing ont O 'nsensssons. lc.ssslsy. w -.
come le. AoIops.n vo.essssIs hsI,;ro..
recogniuon % sne inse' ~. ,.S. . :.
en-. poMer Mns'essl oIs vp.Soa Is a".,;nne
70 70 we ulne ouIiue Nn,Su s"s .,s....;ss aa;n,
.uere was que 'n'pg SUR, ea.. 49,, p -
mas oes.i " "a LII
bantam .n s s.;i ~. rs.t ,r..
t t!.e onlseo 0'sses y w. r..,n,aS hi.
sso o 81 .ne ..s - "us.oH H. ..,,s...
Isct vas n oe,.S IeSoenn'u D..: go III
duens s. . ousa' . - ~ ,ho ..heI,;nn
'e ecsa s ss s. -.s .aon,ed s5s-'
NJ prNcHSu srsd I re.olut,on which vas
.ss,.,aJ ~ ,ha Honse .;,l th;s dav resolve IT,
1922. 'nas ..e mss - WA. nS .,tend
~ ~ c.oS:- .L,.,t 80 Indns H.mnbrev
~. Ho,,ss i, sccord.nce, !, I'm the above rsolu.
ton resolved itself into Commute Of the whole
NJ! WAShBUKNE IN the cnair ana tnen pro-
ceeded to the senate 10 Dooy,
=. Wnen the memoers rstul"so " tue muse =.
NJ, Washbnrne briefly reported the proceedings
in the senste and the continusncc Q. tne 'n'
peachment case 10 the zotn OF june, 1901.
MI ANCONA onered fesoiuu0n s aHo,
and directing the secretary OF war 20 release
on their taking tho oath OIL Persons taken 10 the
service OF the 90 called Confedetate STATES, II
they can make satisfactory EXHIBITS OF impress.
ment 81 -H - ~ es. .....is
= Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
o Mr.. AaPhERSOA onered resolution Wnich
was adopted, requesting the Precedent to state
whether the causes which have delayed and are
delaying the organization OF the Medical De.
partment, 10 accordance with the act OF April
last are snch as to require additional iegisla'
ton and il 90, what fe aAi $50 t'@+
NoTE-The act referred to authorises sny
Medical Inspectors to discharge from the ser
vice soldiers or enlisted men, who, With their
consent, in the permanent hospitals, aud where
there, are now many who are willing to be dis
charged, whom it is not desirable to retain in
the service. Of VI. 2 .s- gfrsga.v7 "a pegs. (
!, Mr.. NIXON offered resolution, that 10 the
judgment of this House, the Commander IN
Chief Of the Army and Navy should instruct
all his ofteers commanding districts IN the feoei
States. to issue proclamation that the Army
Of the Republic will be subsisted As far as posi-
BILE, upon the property of all those in REBELLION.
and those who give aid or comfort to the enc
mics OF the United States. -1s, e. Fads si
The resolution was adopted by 80 against 80
Mr. JULIEN introduced bill TO repeal the
Fugitive Slave Law. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee. at...-. .,ege srs.t .gwszg
NJ. rHa lnti0 n