Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-12

The House met at 10 o'clock.
Mr. JONES moved call Of tho House which was q.
greed to- and only forty seven members, not quorum,
answered 10 their names.
AZ half past ten quorum Epoes-ed.
TRANsFLR IN CPS.
The fist tu,iness in der was q bill introduced yes
t,rday by Mr. Z N. BhUCE from the Military u mmiLee
IA reference 70 the lrIrsier of troops. The question
olrred upon The mellon of Mr.. Il. w. BRUcs Of Ky , to
strike the ptoyiso limiting the measure TO regiments
ulntalnug less tlsn lWen,y five men from any other
Safe than tina. 10 which the rtgimcnt belongs
Mr. GOo6E Of Ky, hoped the House would pass the
measure and ar re out the pEoVso for the enemy
row being driven from the State, and these biaSe KeI
tuck AIS oc-red to be with their regiments, ard
thoo who cou'i do so were anxious to &c. b'ck hSne
M SWAMI, of Tenn, advocated striking OUT Tie
proviso L. could be cone without detrimsui, ss the Sc
Rotary OF War had the discretion 10 arsfer or not as
he though proper.
Mr.. w BRUCE said that Il would not be fair 10 keep
H. kSkausi olter II gents WREN the Only Kentucky
that held The already dscimated aud
likely o.btcnue ekinot l. s tsn wed sst I'd 10 are
toe field ~ 600 Ksn,uckisus yet there Is oaly reg
meats Of he name, and those rot iri. He hopd tue
House would strss out the proViso
NrREaD o, Ky., had tie honor OF introducing the o.
risna Gill and he couli not sss why substitute WIS Of
red and with sach prUviso unless Il was the ob'sc
t, de eat the BILL 10 hoped the House would sustain
tie mo lcE
Toe pTosso wAs stricken out anG tho blu passed
An dc. to pr,y.ds fer the tran fr Of trosp,.
UTL. Osorsss f On dTGts Sia, do Enact, That 1t
s5- e cue oG,y IhC Secretary o. War 10 transfer any
p,yats craoE conmssc MA Ejer Hlo may Dc II resi-
mat o1 .e o. MS UUci. :.acy o.her tbsn biz osn
70 res AZ ;-3m his STATE, Tdtperef sccs private
or aon comm asicned losr my appy for eoeh :raos-
fr ard whenever suh irsLs or cta DC made Si!. oui
ir:rv 10 the pubic es<gics sli the SscreaEy OF War
sal raks regulation. tacLi air SIGH ua1tte4 'o'
v!d Ina. tls ECs sha not :?p.! &c sny ore WOO La,
,sed ca sabsGi.u.e'
sAIsIsG RlvfNUE
Nr, kENNE2 Q; L., trcn tue COMMITTEE Of wsJs
sud Means rvpotled bill e-tted San acc TO raise tn:
reyouue." % tis m, ico tue bill made the special
order after The disposal Of tie exemption DILL ana 10
be oohlinued from day to day mt disposed Of
OUR oswAED PoLIcY-APPaOyAL OF CONGRESS.
Mr. HILTON, OF Fla, ohese the folosirg:
"RssotrS6 by the OsngrtsS # the Confederate States
Of America That the members CT tee Two HOUSES Of
U1ngrtss have heard with ubfsg cd satisfaction OF Tie
movement Of General Lee, victorious army across tho
Po.occ and that we repcec entire coth1etce in the
uiiary tk.ll Of our distinguished chieftain, in the
b-ayuy of his army Of heroes tficars and men, for
| successful ssus TO their daring adventure
Resolved That copy Of the foregoing es2lulons
be transmitted by the Secretary Of Wsr 90 Geo. %
Mr. NILES moved Q reference to the Military oom'
| mities.
M. FooTE, Of T,nnesss, opposed the motion It r.'
a measure upon which every member had mace up DIS
mind Il had been ssasonsby introdu ,ed, and SHOULD
be Adopted without hesitation, and any one Who Wo I'D
hesitate ut such time this was unworthy 70 o;tupy
| yea. on tie aoor Of the House.