The national Republican., 1862-06-11

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Col. Asl6f, ~ .fkneus fsbsl cavalry leader,
10 undoubtedly Killed. This 10 asosrtainsd
'frvM pscvssr living -ssar sths -baa>ls-Assay 40
from prisonpn takss., nsj. Green, Of HE Fsgi.,
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TUESDAY, June 10, 1862. e. W
RAvr-saAps .SslArY. a A@rl
h TIE VICE rkE3IDnN4 babmltteG 9 COPY, o.
. treaty for ths eoppfsidhof Of the slavS eeds -
tween The United States aod her Britanlo nsjssty,
signed In tAs elty q he ~ Of Apdl lasl, end
rati1sd b Iooden o. Ne 20th ulk, with copy
Of tie oosssspoadsoes between the Secretary o.
State sad Lord Lyeas. a,or ,' a.7,i bro .ri1In
!. The President rsoennssds lssblsties upon
the. .Suhjsok ,Gi ilf O. leFsi is'5 ipatr 81. Il
|, i''ks sfIsu,op bsssau1 fIrr sgss I
The VICE PREslpENr sabmittsd memo
rial from olkiseas Of UtaA, 10 eonveltien asesD,
bled, praying for The sdnissioa of Utah into ths
Fsdsr.l Union . > !. ffes and scysreigA stts,"
AI RxroAfa On c00lrfTkn s.as ~.
Mr. WILSON, q Eassachusstas, fton ~
Conmittee on Military AfAi1, rspcsssa task
Without Anendnent the bill V pp6yiAsfseaA.
ditiVnal medical oflces Of ths volunteer ~
NJ. COwAN, from Tie Conuitsss q Psssnss.
reported . bill for ~ relief Of lane B. EvAss.
This bill Is in oonsidsration Of Ao luvestieo of
CAdwalledsr Evsus 70 prsvsnt1 s1plosion Of
bal ,.. NJ BILE ursoDvoRp 80 !, ~. |.
By Mr. WILSON. OF Massa6tussth: A btll
70 purchase the hospital in the city Of Wash
Ington, known - The Douglss Hospital.
~ ~ cLAuls ron DAMAGES.
On motion Of NJ. MORRILL,, Il wss r. .l
4, Resolved, That the Secretary Of War be dl.
dds EAvs besn made By oi,izsns Of The
pnltsd 6tstssA upon the. Wal. Department. for
dtnsga u "a 'dssssa1as1 4 property BY the
Fedefsi amy, and u %, tie names Of mcb
elLnaetAr Al94 vAalhsr, peasalas ,hays bssg
taken "a sitkin u sciual dAnaga 10 Sspi
cases, and II %, what.
t. ,sE1nsrs OF sfArspsPAsrNExr. 81
Oqtn3lfsn Of Mr.. TRUNBULL,
Rssotrtd- That the Commlttee on, Foreign
Afai1 b instraoted %, inquire whether sny
additional legislation Is necessary to the proper
control Of the contingent expenses Of the State
Department. .a me .s.H
RESOLUTION SUBMITTED .H.
Mr.. LATHAM submitted the following
Resolued. That D. R. AoNsir. hate Sergeant.
gent fund, one yssr's saisry. rgE a.
Iii. AaRIcuLTuRAL coLr.xaEs.
Mr.. WADE called up the bill donating lands
TO States and Territories for the purposes of az.
ricultural aud Industrial education. t.trr 4
The amendment Of NJ. LANE, Of Ksneas
restricting 10 one million Of acres, the an1oun,
oflsud 10 be located in Kansas, was adopted
Mr.. WILKINSON offered On smsodnsnt to
prevent the assignment Of this land script II
any one individual 10 . larger amount than ons
sectiou Of 40 scres.!i ia lr 81 ss.h -sgI irap
Adopted yeas 20, psys 10. ...; .!'n =. ,.s,
Mr.. DIXON moved toreoonsider, having 70
ted under Q Misrepresentation. ~ -, y 7.
Nj. HOWE opposed the reconsideration, and
made an argument against tho passage d tht
bill. g l;-l4,.o .E-Jall o.. EL.a'Jog-
| iMr. HARLAN saidS that not one 10 dfty d
| tbe farmers Of the country would object 10 this
bill. This body 10 composed Of lawyers, end
land had been given freely 10 new StAtes fol
universities where their sons could obtain |,
professional education; were this body farmer
there would be no hesitancy about the passage
of this bill. The gentleman from Wsconsir
(Mr. Howe) who bad opposed the bill % bitter
ly, would ind that bis own State wopld receiv'
its full dislributive share. h7h'ono' - 'E -
Others mad brief remarks, when Z vot- WA
taken on reconsideration; which resulted-yeu
On motion If Mr.9,GRIMES, saa, ausudmsn
was ngrfed to, limiting 70 two years the tim,
- which Stale can avail itself Of the proyis
/ On motion Of Mr.. RICE, an smsndmsnt va,
adopted, to prevent locations oi land under ths
i act, previclis to January /, 1864. va -'.
After the adoption, OF sindry, minor smsrd
ments, the bill was passed yeas 32s Gays Tea
follows: " ''~.- TAU. .hi ~ - 'sfl 90 81 a-it
L ,YEAs-Msssrs. Anthony, Browning, Garlic
Chandler CLARK, Collsmer, ,Oowsn, Davis, Dixon
Fsssendsp, Foot Fos.srL Hsle, Anrlss, IL Harris
aoward. KsnnsSy pMSE Ls'hsSa nm ASOSu6ail s6a
Stark, Sumner, Ten Eyok, Trunbull. Wade
I,Wiley, and Wilson Of MassaohusetE-32.
NAYH-Messrs. Doolittle Grimes, Howe Lan
Of Kansas, saulsbury. wilkinson, and WhSh
/ EXTRA APPH0rRIATI0scs. IN 10 hEL
On motion Of Nj, sFBSSENDEN, the bill
making additional spprSpti iatio!A fcs civil q,
psnser, was taken up, oonsidercd and suendsd
/ On motion oil Nj. iGRlhES, On Amsndnsn
was made 10 the itsm making spproptiatioh
for payment for gas, reducing the price Of g
% rs cents per hnudtcd feet to Che GoSernmSuI
and 28 cents 70 eitissns, With Two pee oentut
Jff for cash. The bttl was then passed. y
THE Fg0tfryE SLAVE BILL. fa'i
On notion OF Mr. WiLSON, Of Massachusetts
bis bill modifying the fugitive slsvs bill w
On mptiou Of Nj. sUANER, the Senate a,
Ijourped. ~ ..,G.u,. .'''
u H)USE OF REPRESENTATIVES. .
i BoUNrIEs m
Oh motion Of Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vernon
, there WAS taken from the Speakers table, Il
. the appointment Of committee Of conferens
thereon the bill making appropriations for u
payment OF the bounty authorized by the 81
section Of AN act, entitled IAN act to authori,
: the employment OF volunteers to aid In epfor,
| Ing the laws and protecting public property,
approved, July % 1851, and for other purpose
= U. FaAUDuLEsr CONTAGIOUS. "a, y.
Mr. B. F. THOMAS, from the Judiciary Cou
mittse, reported b bill to punish frsudalel
contractors for Government supplies. Ordere
70 be printed, and recommItted. ~ .ir
ENPIOyMBET Ov C0NyIOFslp m-... "
8 Mr.. DELANO, from the Committee for Il
} District Of Columbls, reported back the Sena
I bin, regulating tho smploynent of,the convio
. In the penitentisry Of the District OF Columbi
!. for their Improvement and benefit Read secoI
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