The national Republican., 1862-06-20
TslRTY.sEvESTn CsHeR Ess,
sE0OND N4eI0ln
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n LIN S1IAn - III i
oHoAY, - -, 1852
Y, FOOT v.seAesd Prs'dsns = 'A hs s,n,
oorLrCrrou DmraiCr.
On motion Of NJ. CHANDLER, the bill to
change the port Of entry In The collection DIS
Rsss q SyuhswUk, n osors's, wss sa3ss up1
"a P'-r'tf 2ho,wss....,
Mr.-SAULABURY -p9yed- w. N
House resolution for adj0ui on the JUN
Of JupsS N notioa dil sU IA ,all--yss IA,
'''' H. sili, i,i4 :, s.sssonn.
NJ. WADE submlttsd Q resolution naking
the pay Of tAe nfesntse u the oeaseaey ef
the 6snate the same a. the messesget1 Of ths
senate acting - doorkeepers. ReeRfsd 70 Ne
Committee o tie ConuAgsnt EEpS1ss Of the
Senate. ~ I " NV '-E E.i
PAT AND RxoLJxENr. rsy, N.
NJ. WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, called ap tAs
bill biz. 70 :: asaos .s ~ ps s'd smoluu'ns' Of ON
Upon the question Of codcurring 10 The vote
Of The House 70 strike out the SenAte amend.
meit reducing salaries Of ofBosss loot only IN
the army. bat 10 ths civil ssrvioe,) ten per
cent; end cutting down mileage Of msmbsrs
yeas 10, nays IL. 30 the amendment ID stricken
out. -. "3'E ''.'
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, q Ha0sohu
setts. The Senate took no the bill Incorporating
the Guardian Society 10 the District of Colun
bis, for the reformation II juvenile ofYenders,
and, remarks were made upon ID merits BY
Nessra CLARK, MORRILL,, end GRIMES.
The bill was laid over. f.
PACIFIC RAILROAD. a79t ..
The Pacific railroad bill came up, the pend
ing question being the amendment Of Mr. Col
lansr, reserving . oercentage Of the bonds I'LL
the completion u he road. ,s srsrtfn G. r
The amendment Wa sdopted.
On motion Of Mr. CLARK. the provision Tor
the Leavenworth, Pawnee a. d Western railroad
branch, was stricksn ut, by a vote Of 20 TO IA.
- follows: a,s j.,
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Chandler, CLARK,
Collamer, Davis, Fessenden, Foot, Foster,
Grimes. Harlan, Harris; Howard; Howe, Ken
ner. Ten Eyck, wilmot, Wilson ri Massachu.
selis, and Wright-23.
'NAYS-Messrs. Browning, Garlic. Dixon,
Dnolittle, Henderson, Lane Of Kansas, Latham,
stap ssa Hs"n oi H''
ur. CLARK moved to strike out The provi
sion for Tho Sioux City rosd. .-I IN.
Messrs.l HARLAN, GRIAEi wADB, and
WILKINSON. discussed this smsrdment -
Mr.. MORRILL, contsHd.tl that the contests
for thsss eve branch road. were solely the 70
suit of ldSsl interests; that they embasfaSed
The success Of The bill, and would weal1,n the
main line, II passed, BY Withdrawing frcm 1t I"
pordon of the means Of building il
hr. RICE dirroied attention 70 the immense
national interests Involved In the Lake Supe
rior route. He said that 500, 900 tons Of iron
usd been produced there The past year, With
millions OF dollars Ii copper, ttc.
NJ CLARK, at this point. rmodieed bis
amendment. to cut OF the Omaha instead Of the
S,o,x City r0ute.
TIE diacussion was continued by Mesan. I EN-
EYCK, MDOUGALL, CLARK, HOWE, HAR.
Lam, and others. .f.
Mt. Clarks amendment, striking oat the pro.
vi-idn for The Omaha route, was rejected-y,a as
IL Gays Is, as follows:
YEAS-Msssrs. Clark, ColIsmsr, Davis. Fss
nui.n, Foot, Foster. Hale, Howe. King. Lane
bun. Wilson Of Massachusetts. and Wright--i6
NAYs--Messrs. Browning, Chandler. Cowap.
Dixon, D ,olittle, Grimes, Harlan, harris, Hen
dersOr, Howard, Lane. Of Kansas, Latham, Nc.
stark, sumner, Wade, Wiley, Wiimot, and vii.
sou Sf hissOuri---33. ~ ".. ,. g.. .r
NJ. CLARK offered 40 amendment, making
the point Of connection Of tbs Haunibsl aud
st. Iseph branch with the Kansas road not 10
exceed atty miles west Of the Missouri river
Rejected. -l..l,., .. q,
| ting apart the proceeds Of isods, In alternate
sections, for the proposed Northern Pacific
rail road. Lost--ysas l3, nays 20.
Mr. KING moved % adjourn. Lost --yeai
II, nays 20. ..'. els
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
EXECUTIVE CONTAMINATION.
Tde SPEAKER laid before the House mes
sage from the President OF the United States
In answer TO resolution of the House, OF the
9h inst, In relation to the reorganization Of the
medical department Of the army, transmitting .
lcttet from th Secretary Of War on the subject
Ordered u be printed and laid on the table.
PHILADELPHIA RAvH YARD.
Ne. LEHMAN, Of Pennsylvania, presented !
lsttr from Alexander Henry, Esq, mayor O
! the dry Of Philadslp ,is, . king . removal o
| he United Staten navy yard, In Philadelphia
to League Island, located In the Delaware river
At the extremity OF the first ward Of that city
ut. LEHMAN said that the island bad bsel
purchased BY thst city at cost Of $4,000
aud that they were desirous Of donating It Il
tha Government for the purposes Of navy
yard
miltee on Naval Afairs.
ADJOURNMENT OP CONGRESS.
NJ. MALLORY, Of Kentucky, offered . join
resolution that the Presidsnt OF the Senate ani
the Speaker Of the House Of Representative
be authorized to close the present session o
Congress, by adjourning their respectiv,
houses on the 30.h day Of June, 1862, at !.
o'clock N.
M. LOvEJOY, OF Illinois, demanded th,
yeas and nays on the adoption Of The resolu,
ton. Adoptsd--yess l03, nays 2s.
i LAKE DrPEEcEs.
NJ. ARA0LD, from the sslsot comnittGaio b
lake and ~ defences, Espoetcd back q M
70 estsblisk a 1itonal drfsAoes'on the Noy9k
J Srn lakes. Referred 10 tba Committee OF th,
Whole on the state OF tho Union. "a ...
This bill proposes to establish nations
foundry In the city Of Chicago, 10 the State Q
Illineis, for the manufacture Of ordnance an
} munitions Of var, and appropriates Si0O.0O'
for thst purpose. n. .. %.
It Also proposes 70 establish naval yards an
depots Of naval arms aud munitions 90 Lake
Michigan, Erie, and Ontario, on sites 10 b. q
lectsd under the direction OF The Presiden
and sppropriatss for the purpose Of 90 sb,ist
iDg such yards aud depots, and purchssin
, and procuring arms and muoitlons tor the var
, and depot to be established on Lake Michigar
the ann Of 100000 for the yard and depo
, to be established on Lake Erie, 100000; an
, for the yard and depot 70 bs established o
Like Ontario, 5000
mi -