New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
XXXVIlrM CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

7. -
The PRESIDENT pre- TEN laid before the SENATE
y communication from the Wac Department, trnns
hitting copes of all Instructions 10 The Gtleri.s M
he srTny, in pursuance Of tie act Of CongGes o.
Aned-t 5, 1861 relative 20 freeing The slaves OF the
heb.ls
Mr. WILSON (Rep. MaFs.l. from tie Military
Nonui tee rel orrd btc.. the House joiut son ION
uthor zug tie Secretary OF War 10 furri.h Extra
clorhiny 30 wounded sud other sodien Passed.
Mir DOOLirLB (Ser., Vial. from the Indian
Committee, reported back The bill relative 10 tho
rus Bonds distracted 10y The late Secretary Of the
Interior. Pssaed.
Mr CHANDLER rep, Mich, from the Com
mittes on Comuer,e, reported q bill providing for
tie apl ointment O Surveyors, &c
SIR. MCDOUGALL (DeD. Cal offered resoln
lion thst tie President be requested TO bavr pre-
cared fol- report OF the foreign ard domestic trace
aud commerce OF California ana Oregon rpd "ash'
,gtop Territory, 10 be submitted at the Lex Sea-
siou. Lid over.
Mr.. ANTHONY (Rep., X. H. infrodncd bill TO
define tic uuiber OF Brigader sl,d Major Generals
10 The srmy.
Tie lil provides for reduction in tie number OF
Bri 'udirr and MsjorGe Generals. IL WAS referred 10
lie Military Co, ni'tee.
On noion of Sir. CLARK the bill to qniet GER
tain land titles In tue State OF Maine, WAS taken up
al d passed.
STR. CHANDLER rep, Mich called Up the res
oIn'On calling tor all the orders issu'd by Gen. Bic
Celau, his poucencr, thu number OF bis force,
ETC. lie hcu mVaihed the resolution 80 - to reduest
the President 10 furnish I'll inisrnaion II not Ill
com s'inle " ith The public iufer.st.
Mr.. WRIGHT I'm, ihd.l esid liz had been NOR
flied Il and regretted tho tone Of The Senator =
(Cbaudler's speech wi en- be (chS'dler) Offered ny"
rcsoluIipu. IL WIS not to Li tWfi4hts taste IN this
hour Of tie cou ,rys trouble to u'Hke any cba'grs
against or throw sny Obstacles in the way Of The
i nerai- Ia 'be field. Ia th- opinion VI the Senator
(ChsndIer) Gen. Mcclellan must lave cOnluittied
atrUclous crime, worthy oi tie srvrrest lecaiiy
%; the law. Gen 81, Ciellan les hot b-ep q news
pager Generai, written up bv correspondents, but
20 bas 'een moot indi.erretly denounced by item;
yes he has never made any revly. tie lWnehV
would hot 10 oak 10 the operations OF Ten. hc-
ClelLln ou the Potomac, but veutnred TO Gag that
Gen. MCClellaua t-n dsys campaign IN front OF
Riebmcnd, lighting an tniglialed ehewy,
would aroase us much admiration among
the people OF foreign countries rs il has
awakrued corfdeuc1 and hope among our own
people. lie (WnsLtl Was IL favor OF the vigorous
prore,uion OF the war, aud IN favor OF siro-g
rot II -rRiiou bill. bnt Nc Wight would do uotb,s
10 DIVIDE the true riou rneu Of tho country. This
Was not thr place 10 pass su,l resolutions as this,
sAuc ioued as ttey were with tie spe.ch OF tie
Senator from Michigan (Chandler). II Prsldeui
Lincoln can tru.t Gen. Mcclellan and Secretary
stanton, no tWigbtl wss willing 20 trust them.
lie ~ right wonid stand oy the msn Gen. hcCiei-
lspi who was lighting tie battles OF tue country.
Mr.. CHANDLER said tho Senator isom indiana
w i.hi) aust hsve mistaken Ii5 fcmarhs. Ibs
meas oi The country has been hiied with dsuaucia-
iuls OF tie Secretary oi War Tor What ih' y Sad
was n military criue ob bis lsrt-not 5epeilI re.
-aioic-inenis 10 Gen. MoClsll.u, IL Nas intend
hat dis ~ aGlt upon tie Secretary " War eholld
e de .dly aud lead 10 hi. removal. lie tChaudleIj
dciI.d that Secretary Stanton Was 1uii J vi thir
fime aud be lCbandiefl Finply called los the evil
deuce il tie care Ii is plain to every man In tue
iand Ina, Wien tic srhy WIFE sept oil 70 the Penn.
-ua, u sTs should have bosn force e"fi.ie0t IL.
isiued to defend the caIisal Ue (Cbauocr) had
evidence Of uibe Mujyr-GeDeral- taken before tie
COMM tee on tie Conduct Of the W-r, in which
they said IL Wis absolutely hecteaaiy 70 retain
Tor, here ioI the driuue Of WashDs Ton. Oent Tii
l1icharos.n IL bis twCrn efsiemeni, aid II would
quire 40 10 uen,A dacorps OF 900 IT, stop the
move euIe OF tie -hemy above below tue city, Gen.
Franklin Ia u2Lt hat iroa 80 O0C TO % OVc oud
Ue nro-ss,ry, the others did thai fou 81 800 10
10 u.u usr be ltit b. re iDr tie proper GeieBse
of "a. place. Wien Gen. M,Clellsn went ~ For
tress MOuroeit WAS found that . Tad not lef sOsI
AIRY regiment here exec. the Elneie-uh and that
TO had GOT LEI ,Chtsy gan Oh wieeis ior the de-
lens ol the caIifaI II ID thu gone ON the enemy
" uud have taken The capi'al before the mon b "
April; bat e.. President iDt"rfosed and stopped u.
and ht pt corps Vr the oeiei az OF ths pitai ""s
t not ruper tina, there .sc,s sLUnid 20 tuine country
va, IL not right that ibs yeolis should know wsai
tie iacte really aye TIE Pie,ideoi ara Sec1!ay
Stanton rent every coll AIRY MAJ, every musSel,
every esier aud every bay oDet " tie army oi tne
Peninsula that could pssiily be spared from the d.
lense Of the capital Nothing was re'nrod " lnat
army that could oy uiy possibility We spared Was
i, no tar, then tl.t the peas SHOULD stop debouac
ny tie man Sec eisry Santonl WHO WAS opposed
10 bis divi.Ion Of tue army, but who was III favor
Uf marching ,be army stli.iA ht iato hnond.
Sir. LANE Rep. kansasl moved 10 postpone tie
her consid, ration of the resolution unil DE
cemher.
Mr.. TRUWBULL rep, I'LL was in favor Of tte
pass,ige 81 tie resolutions. Let the iaes 10 10 IL.
PEE" le Of be ,onriry. lie was willing 10 trust Tie
people with all the facts in the case.
Sir. WRIGHT said that Ibis war not The tine 20
iDtrodu,e u, VS. ger di,cu-eioDs here Ia tie Senate
Mr. IRUMBULL-is tho Senator from Indiana
(Whght) willing 10 trust bis people With the in
{, Iiigsuce
Dir. WRIGHT esid that be wss IA willing as The
Seuuror frou. Hi ole nlrumhull ard thought hey
hsc more eonhdei.e III tie Administration. Boz
this WIS not tAs tine to 20 toto the question,
eel o. tally fer .Ich speeches ~ have been made
here. sub rteeches were dangerous 10 the UnlOu,
and he WrpLV was for the Union above all els.
Mr. WILSON lGep., Aa b saIi thai lie would
not vote on any spe.Ch thut had been mace on the
subject hu rin L. on tie resolution calling for u
facts which onghi 10 20 to sh- people.
M,. COWAN rep. Pa though, th,t sucb a
resolution should have been Introduced, bui nov
tha, the i,sge was made the resoniou ought ~ b.
pas.,d, lhat tie facts iaht come Iorib.
Mr.. uENDtkSoN lth'i M" thod2ut 'ust WIS
w.s going TO have The effect ct making two
n,,,, in IA. country ia r. gard TO the operations of
lie General ia tho field l. * idle TO Say the
newspapers have doae, That the Rebels will not
GgLt, tor they will meet 10 Mt every point. Bal II
~ MO cenents ARE promptly seat Gen. Mcclellan.
tro Rene csIltsl eau he ak-p ~ moth. Cessei
ibsn. the.e nscbievou- reso uLors which only tend
To *, lie ta,iy seeugs. II asy General L. lqcOm-
eeut lei the Presioent remove hin NJ once; bnt he
IN uders"n) had seen no inoomF -ieuey ~ front of
II ienmoud. We ore always apG 10 ulderlaie tne
10 90 Of Toe ReO,l. We must hrye more cry
ANA n lr ger force Or we ehal never Pot down this
Rebellion II IA useless 10 close ey yes 10 the tac
that tie Rebels are ss strong as We are, and
he people may as we'll know he fact. The
uewsohieus have been saying for months