New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
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In Senate, yc,teriay, Mr. Grimes offered rcsc-
Etion that in the opinion Of the Senate is tue night
aud duty Of 'be Government to call loyal persons
within the rebeliOus States 20 its armed defense
sgain,i the traitors who seeking It's overthrow.
IL was laid over. Mr.. Salisbury offered Joint
resolution adiourning Congress on the 3OtL day OF
june, which was laid over. NJ. Hale introduced q
bill, th,t when necessary to make further enlist
ments the President is authorized 10 call all per
sons without distinction Of race color, or CONDITION.
10 enlist in the army; thar every Slave enlisted sha
be ever thereafter free, aud entitled 10 all the priv
leges OF other soldiers The bl was referred to the
Committee Oh Military Afars. \ bill was offered to
remodel the Courts Of the District Of Columbia Tie
Pacific Railroad bill was discussed but no vote was
taken.
In the House, the Senate JOINT resolution for the
encouragement Of enlisments in the regular army
and volunteer forces was passed. The House re-
summed consideration Of the bill free from scryi-
tude the slaves Oi certain Rebels engaged in the ex
listing rebellion. vote was nearly reached on the
passage Of the bill when the time arrived for q king
up the special ORDER Mr.. Stevens moved that Tie
special order be postponed one hour. Agreed to -
againS. CO. Mr.. Richardson moved to proceed to
Che business on the Speakers table. Los.-Yeas,
a.; Nays 50. The question having been decided in
the negative, the bill for the emancipation Of the
slaves Of Rebels was read and passed. Yeas, s.:
Maya 81. The bill provides for the emancipation Of
the slaves Of all oGiccis Of the Rebel army and
navy; of all high officers Of State, Judges
aud F,reign Ministers aud Cousls; Of Governors
and members Of State Conventions, Legis-
failures and Judiciary; Of all who have beld
Office under the United States who take Office
in Rebel States; OF all who hold any Office
or agency whatever under the Confederate States
accepted since the adoption Of the Secession ord-
nance of the State in which said person resides Of
every pefson who after the passage Of this acI shall
be in rebellion against the United States, and who
shall not within sixty days return to allegiance. Al
the aboye-specihed persons are disqualified from
holding ofics under the United States The Presi-
dent is authorized to negotiate for territory whereon
T. colonize the liberated slaves. After short dis
eussion on the new Treasury Nole-Issue bill, the
House adjourned.
In The Board Of Education Last evening COM
muuicsiiCn was received from the Commissioners Of
Tie Central Park inviting the teachers aud scholars
IN the Common Schools to enjoy all the facilities Of
the Park ~ place Of exercise and recreation The
Finance Committee reported tlat the excess Of ap-
propra'ioos over the funds oct apart foT building
schools and school-sites had already reached
$3l.G 81, and that by the close Of the year it
would amount to $7l,9i6 81. In reeponse to a me-
morial from citizens Of the Jewish faith asking that,
IN consideration Of certain holidays Jewish pupils
at the Free Academy be excused from attending on
those days. aud from loss Of standing by reason Of
such non-apeudance. the Executive Committee ON
the Free Academy offered Il resolution which was
adopted that no departure be made FROM The exist.