New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
XXXVIIrH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

rr W.sufNGroN. June Is, lSo2.
SHERMAN Rep. o. presented letluo ~
c;tizens Of Ohio, il favor OF the ehia'
d. Erie and O-Vegc Cana ,,,,pD rOSTFR
W. ~, ~ CHANDLER, HOWARD, fOSl m
I'D SIMMER presented petitions for the i'uie''''o
passage Of a Bankrupt ACT. e.oo, ,bo Naval
fo1,,oittse reported back the Dill ]of Inc po''''
soyernme { OF the navy - ,--..o5 n matt
zion from q Civil Engineer OF trenton ~ d.,
;nt that n test should be made OF DIS ne" anu
improyed military pro)cctile, No, Co,,.
Mr. HALE rep. y. H., from The Haya I, oIl n.
nittee reported oiu iof the Iehel Va "0'AA''o''N
Iliranl Panlding. Passed.
MIR. GRIMES offered a resolution that IN tne opil'
ION of the Senate IL the night and duty OF tne GOV
eminent 90 call loyal persons within the iebeiou'
Stes 10 lie armed defense against the traitors WIG
or, seekng it's overthrow. LAID over.
AIR. SALISBURY Dem, Dell offered Joint
resolution adiouruing Congress on the 3Oth Gay Of
Mr. HALE Rep, y. ~ introduced bill relative
70 further enlistmerts in the army. ot.
The bill provides that when necessary 70 i'' d.
further enhsments the President Is authorize; ~
proclamation, TO call Oh all persons without uis .
ton of race color, condition, 10 eii'S' ~ WV
erTy. , - lava orlisted
under such proclamation OF Ins 1i - hntics
ever thereafter free aud entitled 10 an the Oo''''
,,,r;ecss &C.. of other soldiers in the army.
The 6ilI was referred 10 the Committee on Mill
tsry Affairs. ;u.,odrcsd hill ~
nrcvent Members OF Congress &hd 0'her onVe,s VI
IL q government of the United States hom taking
considerations Tor procuring cch""V'e i'V"i '"O
Government. Referred.
Mr. CHANDLER rep, Micb.) called uP the
resolution % prevent further Issue Of the lee -'Sn
der Treasury notes, and authorizing the Issue OF
hundred millions Of ten-day certificates, bearing hVt
rer cent interest. lie spoke at some length, adyo-
eating the massage Of the resolution, and OF the dan
Ger OF issuing an oyerplus of Treasury notes
Mr.. FESSENDEN Nep., Me- thought that II
WAS 10. wise TO decide on 30 important measure
without mature celebration. II was que 10 'he
Eecretary OF the Treasury % consider eaIeiUy ever!
prorosition made by him. He moved that the Teso'
iu,ion be referred to the Committee on Finance.
Tue motion was agreed TO.
Nr. HALE Rep, y. IL. introduced iill for re-
modelling tie Couris Of tie District OF CoiuI 'la'
Referred TO tie judiciary Committee.
The Pacific Railroad al wastahen NJ, ana various
amendments were considered.
Mr. CLARK moved TO strike ont the provision
granting the bonds OF the United States to the DIFF
fereut branches connecting with the terminus
Of the Central Road.
suel an Amendment Il. said LIE could moi vote fol
Ainl p.oo;irt TO give bonds OF The government 70
buld all these branehes. lie thought we should
leave the branches to he built 10y local interests.
After further discussion, the amendment was with
drawn for the present.
Mr.. COLLAMER (Rep., W. offered a provsc
that, of the bonds Of the United States 10 be dehv
cred to any parts Of roads east Of tic l00th degree
of longitude aud west OF the western foo; Of the
Nevada Mountains there shall be reserved % pei
cent; until The roads completed; and IN relation
10 TIE road between lc.C two points % per cent o.
she bonds be reserved. Unless the roads are fully
completed these reserved bouds arc forfeited 10 tx
Uniied eS..ste.
Pending The question, Tie Senate went into Exaou
tive Session. Adjourned.