Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
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Ness. SIS ssa.ni8I i sJsG sS5 39 wa
OF PennR., presented petitions for the 81 .
larg9ment Of the .osRego and Erie cansls
e Seg a lGs 5PEas fsFs s3e Pssfs ss
e Nj. Sumner opposed resolution calling
on The Secretary 81, ~ III for e6p5ess6f the
general orders Of tue dspaffmehEI TO the
Provisional Governors Of Tennessee and
North Carolina aid Copies Of any insttno-
tons gwen 10. them 'ii'z 1ggIrif
On motion Of MF, Dooli tie, the b d tfoF
tas collection of direct staxas in the insaf-
etl2aary sdistFiets, which was ireturnsd
s.9 81 2 the q 9set With amend melts tdle
Aen ~ ene tne amendments agreed to With
one exceptions % ~ Z IA az 4 is5,.t,J 81 ~ q
The dispatches from Gems. Pons and and
Halleck were, read. q tsys9 arS40
Mr.. Lane, OF Kansas, offered d resoIdti6n
that the COMMITTEES on Public Lands .Be
Ttnstrueted TO Inquire into the expediency
q reporting q bill 10 co1f5cate the public
lands of Texas. ,Adopted. ssi,i s'ssses
The bill prescribing AM additional oath
Q, Grand. and Petit Jnrors in the 70. s..
Courts Wasiteksn up and discussed till one
o'clock when the tag bill was taken up,
Dir. Sherman offered an amendment pro-
Vtding 9 tax Of ten cents per gallon on all
yhisky IN hand and held for sale on the
SV:1 1 ,OL Sune.tf4t p t,-l5s-.i sfst ad.ssW
4essrs. Itmmouss and iMcDougal were
Opposed to the principle Of the bill.
After further discussion. the amendment
was rejected. Yeas, 10 4 nays 2A.i g 81
ME, Seulsbpry offered AN atnshdment,s as
new section that noimoney arisinR from
tsxesi imports or excise In the bill, shall be
applied or expended f6t the support and
maintenance of fugitive slaves or free nee
groes. Rejected. Yeas, 8 nays, 2S. To-
An amendment was adopted, raising the
pay OF Assessors to 1--WE dollars per dayand.
assistants TO three. si,igsl = q sssas
QE0rte' past yfte-Mr. N CDouRal moved |
to adjourn, which was rejected. Years, 81;
nays, 27sxIa aa7i S4fs es'li :
z The bill was then reported to the Senate,
and atterYaris adjourned ri
~ saf 1900 HOUSE. a,sSs 90 haa soiigI
Mr.aAllen OF Illinois, elected 70 fiiT fte
vacancy caused by the designation OF
hr. Logan was Qualified and took his seat.
The House was occupied for some time
on the Senhtes amendment 10 the Indian
appropriation bill tis Or .1'i',,H
Mr! Hickman offered alresolution which
was adopted, regulating the Presiden 70
communicate, mo -. = -. - q s,i
e ktrst. what power has been conferred OF. \
Edward Stahly as3ATilitary Governor of
North CarolihdS 6rEagent ,foE2the Govern
iment Ia the said State 1underaths appoint-
me1t Of the President. q il0si. = issneai J
b Second, whether M, istsnly has inter-'t
posed TO prevent the education of children.
white OF black, and 10y " bs. AUTHORITY. -
Third whether Mr.. Stanly has been in
stfucted to prevent such education; and It
lS9. 70 what extent and the Instructions
among the bills tptFodned on leave were
the foll1wingsih fainy iiissfi 81 .Eii,I,5s IL III
By III; Aldtirh, OF MINI, a bill to nr-il
gaqizs the 81 yernmen of lEanaR6,, RitHlasI
view TO remove the Indians thither. Reel
ferred. Z .ptfS lJoEt.3ia. s14F5 YfafIt g. III
lBy Mr. Wilson, 9 bill to prohibit the resi-
dqcllon OF free. persons TO; a condition OIL
slavery. Referred. - - p p IA
i by hr. LovejOy, bill for the enamel. |
patton of Robert Small and others. Re-
fsrred. ti-sssis1 sai-iiGy : Isiaiii is ~
By Mr.. oOlfax, a bill making appF6pria-
tons for the postal iservicefon post rontes
established during the present Congress-
, TGe sdaatsP fbash adj6hfhnasa D 985ES !
W4sHIsgToS, June 2.4The following
despatch has i6Fsq1 received. by the, 'W6r |