Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-04

.po,sd into an Of the ports of the USited Staes
n sny goods nav, beer imported into any Of the Ccn
fsjerata ports from the oH State end co. HhethSI
by CIR coDeeHi or With the Of tic flag eff
Ger connaodirE svch Confederate poFt." Aiepe'.
Mr. KENNER Of Ia, moved 20 strike Gus that psr
ton OF the resolution <hioh rqusss the President, "a"
scch information be not virhl bis power 10 ;ske suth
measures as rsy procure t.
The motion was lcst
O, melon of Mr. SWAN, Of Tern, tbs rrselutiop
with the sTepdnents we're rl!srred TO the Committee
eItTy Af.ils
DISABLED SOLDIERS.
Mr.. MARSHALL Of L., introduced bill in rel, t'oa
to the discharge of disabled sodeIs. -fer!ed.
sPsOiLL EXEMPTIONS.
The SPEAKER presented q memorial from The ITO
fessos Of the Vrginia A,ary stitute eGkl1g that he
students bs xsmp.ed iFen military da'y rder tho CIR.
scrip. law.
The memorial read and rcerrtd to the Committee
on Military AfIiiS
ccSFxDSsAr. TREAsuAY
Mr.. GARNEtT, Of Va, eff red resolution request.
ing the President df;cs TIE several bureaus OF the
We. and Navy Departments TO inform this House
sheher oil silODs made b; them upon the Ire
Department h.'e besn promp'l5 met; sad if no., shat
reasons hsvo been assigned Tor fuoh delay. Adopted.
MILITARY ARRESTS.
Mr. GARRETT tRtred also n resolution requesting Y G
ffeE 70 Nuls uJusS OF peitOi
bsvs been arrested BY tie military Gutho,iies for p1i
chi c rcts snd Wheeler when ATTY such ssFs. has be,
made we're taken to SECURE speedy and im.
partial Iial for the accused. Adopted.
sfCsEr sisIs
Mr.. EESEER, OF IL on behalf OF the Committee Of
waya aud h,aes desired 10 report Bit. from tSs Com
mtee, which il necessary 81 oald be reported il
secret sion. Ho did no, himself, biuk the nA;ter
quired - sysson, bui the concurrent branch
6 ba ha
ia secre; session. i: had beeu ruled Tor seesnn in
ibis branch The House accordingly by q M Jtity
woe, Won, into sscts. session.
LAW OT T1sxPrross.
Ne PUGa, from tbs CJmmit.ee on Military Affairs,
reported a biz eHi.iHd en- Ac. TO smOGd al Ae: en
'Ilsd Acs 10 exempt certain persons from military
Gu. Pced The elspd aT aud cfiesed 10 be printed
COssCsIFuJE ICr.
The SPEAKER announced the orde. Of the day Q
bill to lGr,be, pfaSds Tor the public dstsnce aud fof
oher purpOrss
Ar. CgOCKErT moved that the House 90 into Com
mitee OF tue Whole on this bill which Vas agreed to.
NJ. MILES, of S. O Mr.. Speaker, suppose mem.
bsr Ia tbs House doubts be Dpofta,ue OF the Increase
cur military oro5 aud VI keeping full tho ranks Of
now victorious army.
A. the las! session Of this HOUSE we found ourselves
ouch position that in consequence Of the expiration
OF tie term Of enlistment but shCr, time would eispse
baior5 We would have some hundred AID odd thousand
men coming Of service. This House thought 1t Was
their duty TO the country 10 arsst @ 6y prompS action.
know that there 0issstsiaci oa in he uJic mir q,
slime said that il was q usurpsoD OF power Others
said t Vas bie,eA of in regard 70 the twelve
q oaths men. 1bese wee icIcih.s objections. Bat
link TN not mistaken when / Say mat | thick the
unu hiss sesn the wisdom, piopriey and necessity
is &C icn believe thst throughout tbs length an
breadth Of this couluy it vii! bs conceded thai the
tp,edy zion OF tos Clngre has saved the country.
. has l. il An. tha NJ v
that we s1cud keep the amy in the hsld up 70 is pro.
portions Tor By the bates Gisolss and ohsr casualties
iucijent upon war, it has become tbnned il racks
It's lhOUght best 70 hl Up the old regiments, because
shey LED by gallant ties, and have had Inscribed
upon their blnners tho names Of battle fe5s which
have been ustrous by their valor ard should no',
therefore, allow them TO dwude away and loss no; only
cir name brt their 6Is;eace. Tue Committee thought
bes. to ALLOW the States to 81 up their respective regi
mens rather than bs; the GOVsrrmsn. shcul put It's
hands directly the respective Safes and declare al
:sose between S5 aud 80 yelgs 10 service
NJ BoSHAH, of 3. T., opposed the BILL and submit.
ia III, su5.d.uic Which prJVd for d.Jg tie quotas
oy Volunteering CT By dia;t. He 81 that never had
c been mac. on the States tor volunteers that they had
10. been " nsled. The meets had az well be con
s,iaati Tor FIJI up the old regiments would put vi
young oGiJers those who hsd formerly bsen over
n. GATHER efr.r.d a substitute no. specifying
a-es tu. pogiilng for tae 6iIg up the Teginene ty
yuiuG rug or BY drsii, yet falling back the Cen
,-i7-ll Ant there was difficulty obtaining ,roo"s.
.r. CROCKETT opposed toe bill and the su1s.i e,
bu suS nitted suosiituie for th5 bill, eoascrpag 81
between the ages OF 80 and 40 until certain pun0eI
of roop, we're Cbisi4ed. He held 10 tho constitution
atty OF tie Consc ip. Act.
IIICUIIvE COMMUNICATION.
The SPEAKER laid before the House c)mmunci.
ii from The President transmitting the reports o. thc
..e Of Shiloh aud of the expedition through Kentucky
OF Col Morgan.
L,,d on the table aud ordered to printed.
o. motion e. 'urue6.