New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
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THE VOTE ON EMANCIPATION.

An examination Of the Yeas and Nays in the
House on "Wednesday upon the several motions Of
MIR. Porter with respect to the Emancipation bill
shows that Mr.. Delano Of Massachusetts while yot.
ing not to lay the table the motion to reconsider
ana voting to reconsider, voted against recommitting
the bill, without which it was impossible to get Mr.
Porter's substitute before tho House. English Of
Connecticut, who did not vote on the motion to re-
consider, voted against recommtting, but was bal
anced by Ancona of Pennsylvania, who voted not to
reconsider but is not recorded on the question of re-
commitment The largest majority (twenty-ons
was against laying the motion to reconsider on the
table, Messrs. Fisher of Delaware and Casey of
Kentucky swelling it, neither Of whom voted to re-
consider, and only one (Mr. Fisher to recomnit
The smallest majority eigbeen was on the latter no
ton, Mr. Dslanos detection being only partially bal
anced by Mr.. Fishers vote.
THE REPORTED LOYALTY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Com. Rowan, commanding the fota in the
Sounds, writes that in the Town of Edenton, the
Mayor alone, to bis knowledge, professed loyalty;
and Northern residents, recently returned from New
bern, declare that the debates alleged to have taken
place in the Convention are unsupported, aud that
whatever demonstrations of Unionsm have been
made were for the purpose of keeping hostile army
at bay which the passive Rebels are not at present
strong enough to resist openly.
BLOCKADE RUNNERS AT GENOA.
Davis Ii. Wheeler, Consul at Genoa, writes that
fifteen twenty vessels are on the point of clearing
from that port for New-Orleans.
REPRESENTATIVES, FROM UTAH.
Ex-delegate Hooper and ex.agent of the Mormons
in Europe Cannon, have arrived here hoping to take
seats in Congress as United States Senators from the
State of Utah.
They claim that the population of the territory is
large enough to enttle her to admission into the
Union, and is rapidly increasing. There would seem
to be at present but little inclination in Congress to
grant the petition these gentlemen bring, at least
until provision has been made for the gradual aboi
ton of Polygamy.
THE REPORTED INTERVIEW BETWEEN NAPO.
LEON AND sLIDELL.
No one of the marvellous letters ostensiby from
Europe published by The Herald, has excited 80
much contemptuous mirth among the diplomatic
corps here that last concerning the alleged inter-
view between the Emperor Napoleon and Slide st
the house of Count Persigny, than which, they say
even footman in the least familiar with life in
Paris would have invented a story more probable.
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
General Order No. SO, just issued is as follows:
A camp Of instruction for 50, 900 men, cavalry, ar
tlery and infantry, in due proportions, will be I'M
nediately formed near Annapolis, Md. Malor-Gen.
Wool u. s. A., will command the camp, in addition
to his duties az Department Commander. The
ground will be selected, and the troops, who will be
assembled as rapidly possible under orders from
the War Department will be placed in position as
they arrive. Brigadier-Gen d. Z. Grabam is as
signed to duty % Chief Of Cavalry at the Camp, and
Brevet Brgsdier-Gen. Harvey Brown AS Chief OF
Artillery according to bis brevet.
A Chief of the Infantry arm will hereafter be
designated. The Chief Of Ordnance, the Quarter
masterGeneral, the Commlssary General, Surgeon.
General and Paymsster General will each designate
AN experienced regular officer a. the nnei oil Their
regular departments at the camp. These ofEcers
will he subject TO the orders OF Gen. Wool, aud
under his supervision will. without delay, establish
hospital and depots Of all the supplies necessary
for the health and efficiency Of the troops at points
where issues may be conveniently made.
The long experience of tte veteran officer assigned
70 command the camp will dictate the most efficient
details for brigadDg drilling equippog, and d-ci.
under him. The chiefs of tho different staff of bu-
reaux are hereby directed 10 aid him by promptly
meeting his reasonable regulations for the material
of war.
BY order Of the Secretary ofwM
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following Presi-
Dental appointments: Commander Amssa Paine TO
be Captain, and Lieut. Charles Hunter Com
si,aeeY on the retired s.., a.d Lieut.. Wm Reynolds
q Commander on the reserved lit Of the Navy
These appointments are in accordance with the acts
of 1867 for promoting the efficiency Of that branch Of
the public service.
The Senate also confirmed Lieut.. Francis Wnslow
M commander, and the following Chief Engineers
in the Navy: Vim. II. Cushman, VIM. ii. Ruher-
ford and John S. Albert; Daniel W. Wainwright, OF
New.York, and Burkett Cloak, Of Kentucky, both
Brigade Surgeons Col. VIM. w. Morris, Of the
I'd Regiment of Artillery Brigadier-General By
brevet in the regular service, for mertorous con-
duct; Capt W. f. Prince, Of the let Infantry. 10 be
FRS. Major Of the I'd Infantry.
The following were confirmed as Brigadier-Gene-
rails of Volunteers: Col. Julius White Of Illinois,
Stephen G. Burbridge, Of Kentucky Col Adolph
Won Stenmehr, Of the 29th New-York: Capt. Charles
Griffin, Of The 9TH Regiment Artillery; Col. Peter
J. Os,erhau., 18th Wisconsin Volunteers Col.
George w. Gordon, Of Massachusetts. and Col. >.
II. Tu,tle of the ID Iowa
The following were confirmed as Consuls; VIM.
=. Jones of Illinois at Macao; Thomas i. Smith oil
Massachusetts at Napoleon Vendee f.. b. Elmer oil
Missouri at La Pas; Bushrod Lott OF Pennsyl'ana
at Tehuantepeci ID. Bowen Of Pennsylvania at San
Bias; Anson Frapcs, jr. of Pennsylvania at brundi'
in Borneo; James Q. Howard Of Ohio at St. John
n. b.; August Becker of Pennsylvania at Schwerm'
Benjamin S. Lyman Of New-York Marshal OF the
Consular Court of the United States ut Foo Chow,
China John NJ. Brodhead of the District OF Coun-
bia, one Of the Commission under the act Of Emane-
PATTON in place Of yintop, deceased John Cross
surveyor Of Customs at Marbehesd, Mass Joseph
II. Elmer, Collector Of Customs at Brdgeton, NJ
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