New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20


HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. LEHMAN l1em., Pa.) presented the ten
der Of the Philadelphia Manciuahty Of ieagne
Island fol q Navy ara. ho sai0 The city tad Irs-
chased i for $}IJtOl, aG offered the Idho as aifce
gin 90 tine Government. Referred 10 the COMMITTEE
Oh Naval Affairs.
Mr. MALLORY In, KY offered resoiu-
ton, which Was adopted by l.3 aliilust *, pro-
Ioeing, ire Senate cCncucrmg, the adj 0prnIaert Of
Congress or the 3)tb Of June.
Mr.. ARNOLD Rep, H. from the Select Com
mitee OH tue De.ense Of tie Northern Lakes re-
ported bill establishing at Chicago national
fcuuGery Ot he manufacture and repair Of ordnance
and uuui.i OF war aud appfOpIA,.nC s.jN.OJj
for the purposes also, esstliaiug naval Gep0is aud
navy-vrds on Lakes Ene, Mich an, and Ontario
anu a. pi:;tine $lJJ0NO therefore. Referred 70
the toIaH1ttee OF Tie Whole Oh tho state OF the
Union.
MIR WALTON rep. w, from the Committee
On Printing, reported resolution directing the
Ctc.k o. ne House 70 pay ont Of the ooniu cent Gnd
about $4,000, TO carry into elect Tue resolution Of
Msy list Tor the purchase Of certfin tougrtr-lon0l
eOOse from Gales Il Segt0n the order for he books
havng been hiled by them before the resembling
resolution W. passed.
Nj. ROSCOE CONELING Rep, y. y moved
TO av the resolution on tue table.
Tie motion was oegatiyed by three minority.
The resolution rejected by the casting vote Of
the ; eaker, there having been a tie vote.
THO house tncf! proceeded TO toe consideration Of
the oil relating to clsms for the loss and detention
OF properly belonging to loyal cilizeas. and dam &c
done thereto by tho troops Of the Cui.od States
during the present. Rebellion.
Nh WEBSTER Tn, Md spoke OF the I'M
tsnce o. til, measure aud Of the lo.ses sustained BY
citizens q the Border States, which necessarily sue
ceooed tel. occupation by our troops, where an.
nais aust nave forage and where forests had o be
cut down lOr fuel, and buildings occupied az soldiers
qu4ricrs. While the loyal people do Lot CON p.sI,
they look to tae Government for steedv redress.
which is their right. The bill provided for loyal
c.iizens, to indemnify them for pIoP'ry taken ioc
the use Of Tie United States. and Commissioners 10
inyeg.igae the Clains, with power to hold their
meetings 40 thcmos, ,ouveuieGt points. The reports
oil cases with the proofs 10 be sent % Con-
gross for final adjudication. He, however wanted
The b 70 conform TO The one passed after the late
war With Grea' Britain. which lad ~ aliusiOn TO
tlave property. he stated his REASONS Tor moving
u st;iAo on, the section which provides tle Com.
lnissiOHers tlall not take cONlzaucc Of any
slaim for the lOss, value, or service Of any
slave or person o. color lie had hoped Congress
would eODfle itself 10 wping out tho tou treason
ald securing he rights Of all the citizens Of tle
couurv. lie was convinced that Congress had met
ia this spirit. Ii was 80 carcd az fret but nc
mus confess he had been sadly disapp iuird. Tie
Msr, land delegation did come here L. IL .ist on
tho pe.petuat.on OF Slavery but for nilh and p.tri
oic purposes, namely the preservation OF the Union
Il jlcif constituents be i-yed that Slavery stood i'm
tie way Of this they, thenrelve-, would lay violent
hands upon and destroy the institution There wac
moi a sacrifice they would not pstriOtically make
bui ihcy Wei knew that legisiifiOn up)n Sh,ey
die not cOudncs to the preservation Of tie Union,
Bat It Was blow ned u destroy Slavery IN Their
cyvn STATE. lie appealed - the Republicans, now
thst they had gone 10 the fall extent of the icago
IN on. = cease ;le ugif ,ton # the Slavery qus-
iiOa--to ie, TIC matter aoue. To keep up the t-iia-
to; VIII eHc'i' not tie Union men, but the enemies
OF tho COUNTY. giving them aid and comfort. /;
III Tho Secessloaisis With delight while 1t depIes-s
the l1ya vcopc.
M. WALTON Rep, W. said we are not refpon-
eible for the casual ics o. tie war but aIc Tor al
rOttry taken Tor p1bic yurpOsts aud for buildings
Eests0vei " tho enemy ia consequence of the Occu-
patton Of them BY our troops. lie believed the com
pniesiOncrs would decide all ciaus according 10
The principles Of law. The purpose Of this BIZ
wa 70 shield the Treasury from unjust and
fraudulent CLAIMS. and IN IA az do not come within
tie G1cs e'tab ihhcd ana 10 give notice 10 all .oyal
n:cn TIA. their proper claims viii be- paid Ar to
The Gincudiacn, 0l the gentleman who preceded
Rim ~ ttls Cebate, he raid there 10 prov sion
IL ne Oh! Tor personal service, or for cXamnI-
toc iatO tucE claims. There was no necessity for
II, rs he had been iuiormed al the Adiutant-,ien-
erals Office, for in every clse wteIe nan
no. attached 70 the army is engaged il any
se.'lco under the military bis name Inust 90 upon
tio pay'foll, which constitutes the only ana best
eViaorce % 'eiice. lie quoted from legislative r.
Pore !" taCw that While tie GCVcmueut paid for
actual ztviees Of s&ves, II never made any iloyis-
Ion toi thO.e lost, killed VI captured in battle.
Mf. OLiN (heF., y. " ia oppOeing the bill saii
u Cug & ~ Ne declared III eaet until anOtLer Con.
gree, IN order tina, they night see something Of the
cktent u Tie obligation aud the consequence Of tie
legislation involved. Adjourned.
ShiP AsHoSE.-T5e ship Ashburon. Bradisb
hence FOR London, ia badly ashore on the East Bank
Ab9istduCe has Lssu ssni 10 her ,