, 1862-06-06
The Emancipation and Tax
Measures.
ARSENALS AND ARM0RIES
IN THE WEST.
HUNTERS PROCLAMATION In THE
SOUTH.
THE CASE OF GOV. STANLY.
INCREASING THE GUNBOAT
FLEET.
Provisions Of MIR. P0rter's Sub
5titute.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbunel
WAsH1EaroN, June s, 1862
was mistaken in my last nights dispatch
that Burnhan Of Connecticut was absent Oh
the emancipation vote Every member not
in the army either paired off or was present
The vote, therefore, Is decisive, though, per-
hapE, the majority may be less on the passage
Of Portcr's substitute than on its recommen-
dation, an1ess constituency keeps the doubtful
members up to their 1'ork.
The following br1gadier generals are nomi~
mated: Col. Elliott. I'd Iowa cavalry, Col Jas,
D. Morgan, nliBois, and Col. Gordon I'd Mas
sachusetts, now commanding brigade under
Banks.
The tax bill passed third reading to-day In
the Senate.
4 tax Of two dollars is imposed Oh slaves of |
all ages. Mr.. Simmons was defeated By D |
| great majority in his proposition to amend
the bill. There is no further chance for |
amendment.
Mr. FeEsenden made speech before the
vote WIS taken on its final passage, against
which several members will record themselves
to reply.
It is said that the President says 1t Is not a
proper time to interfere with Gov. stan1y, but
mary leading Republicans demand his re-
moyal. Probably the matter is soon to ba
brought up in both houses.
Nr. Grimes Introduced bill which was re-
ferrcd to the military committee, providing
for the establishment of arsenals ut Co1um-
/ bus, Ohio, Indianapolis, Ind, and RocI
Island, H.; and for deposits and repa'- =,
arms and other munitions Of var :, -, VI
approprlatcs 100000. @ns VIZ
1s.4uoea 41.:-- W ere presented BY Senator
a "hoe' 0.s-'AN :, The tax bill unconstitutional,
:, anu po,--5ed for the apportionmcnt Of the
n ! amount among the States.
y EzLetters from Port Royal say that Hunters
F ! exclamation Of liberty caused the greatest
$. excitement and terror among the rebels o.
4 South Carolina and Georgia, who are greatly
= rejoiced aud relieved at the presidents revok
N ing proclamation.
: Tic Secretary Of the Interior has Issued
peremptory order forbiddlng the reception o
~ ~ any more soldiers imprisoned by order o
in court martial, by the district penitentiary
i'd ! and has addressed letter to the Secretary 0
War requesting tile removal of those nov
ae confined there.
en- WASHINGTON, June 5.-No dispatches hay
IN been received to-day at the War Department
at from the headquarters Of the army Of the Pa
Of temac. The military telegraph line betwee1
d, Fortress Monroe and headquarters Is broker
on by storm, but is expected to be repaired to
day.
lis No intelligence of public interest has bee,
x received from the valley of Shenandoah. Til
RI | rise in the Shenandoah embarrasses militar
as operations.
oe. The Navy Department has issued proposal
IRE for the construction and complete equipmer
or, of fifteen gunboats, speed not less than thi
lly teen knots, to be be delivered within tou
st, | months, and in conjunction with the War D.
tan | 1laltment, proposals are invited for heay
guns for both these branches Of the publ
'on service.
nS WAsH1seToE, June 5:--Among the regult
sht @ ono rromo;ing MI Re5srt t Audsrson Az saa
:le. bzeyet Lieutenant Colonel for his eyacuatio
MS Of Fort Moultrie and removal to Fort Suulte
req and TO brevet Colonel for his gallant defen!
nee Of the latter fort.
use WASHINGTON, June 5.-The substitute
ALL Mr.. Porter, which Is likely to pass in the for
+ha offered, provides for emancipation in the *
49, 49, | lowing cases:
VI The s!a7es Of every person who sh:
.n s.erea1ler a.. rs an officer In the army Or nav
Ill or as president or vice president, member
Congress, Judge of any cours, cabinet otict
for foressn minister, commissioner or co,.sui o1
tier so-called Confederate States, or as governor
era 4 State, member Of convention or 1egis]
tate ture, or judge Of any court Of the So call
mai Confederate States, OF who, having held
ex- office Of honor, trust or profit in tie Unit
4 is States, shall thereafter hold Office in the s
Wis called Confederate States, or Of every pers
re- who shall hereafter hold any office or agen
Tery under the government of such Confedera
7ere States or Of any Of the States of su
i'm Lonfederacy; but persons holding Sta
officers, unless appointed since the date
the secession ordinance, or unless they sh
pon fdsrate st,tns a1so " +h " " eVerv "
.'a oas son not embraced in the foregoing clau
ion. lii ;1f11., ,nd 77bont aoero;o,n ~ 5,n1 :,
the CO. an.-nsoa in ~ arrn,d rsha1Ifon etsII
who 11;th;n 5;T,r dars aftsr nnh1;e W;a>nira .
" proclamation made at his discretion by
4ss ths president, lay down his arms and return to
hAE | alleufancc