New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19


The Senate Joint resolution Tor the encouragement
OF onlstmen,s ~ the regular amy aud volunteer
forces was passed. 1t repeats much OF the ninth
sectiOn Of the act Of August last as atOli,hes
premiums for bringing recruits 70 the rendezvous,
sad pIoviis= thot hereafter premium Of TWO doi4..
shall he pad env citizen, "OH O"nissiuncu omceT or
soldier iOr every recruit to the regular army, and
every soldier enlting IL the regular amy or vouu-
tse force FOR thsee yeas, or dur1g the v4r may IT,
ceive the FIRST months ray II advance.
The House s5umed the consideration Of the b.
30 fee from sclyiiuoe he slaves Of certain Re ,I.
engaged in o. abetiug the existing rebellion Int
The Government Of the United States
Some tine was spent IN discussing poi" 70 oe o-s,-
A vote was nearly reached on the o,sssg, &c ,b'
bill when tue time arrived for tai M, ffs sne;a
order, namely authorizing the. me Of aJd5i;ona
Treasury notes.
cnss ii.yo.i'd Of ~ f., Pa, with view Of at
,tt ~, Jis OstnE " Confscation measure moved
IT,. .ae .Rsea o sci be postponed one hour This
W. W. @ o. we. W oy ;S against 60.
fsrat, -, was now apparently clear for the Con
r. on BILL but Mr. RICHARDSON Dem,
81, after iemarkng that the morning hour had
expired, moved TO proceed to the business Oh t.sac
Speakers table.
MIR. PHELPS TN, Mo- demanded the Yeas enc
Nays, which being taken resulted in--ieas, 45
NAYS, 81.
The question having been decided in the negative
tie CoDfscstiOn bill was read
The bill passed BY Yeas 81 Nsys 81, as follows:
YEAS-Mes.rs AdTfci, Alley, hfl o'd, Ashley Ba5b Be-
bell CHAMBERLAIN Ciark, Coifax Frederick A. Consut
Roscoe Conksg Coyooe Cuiig. Davis Dawes Damn rag
Goodman Cuhey Hale, H-IcLet Hickman. Hooper Hutch
no, Jol4n Kelley, Kellogg Wichl kilinse., LASH;
Hoorhead M0Ia 90 RSss99o, DIN Pie i9rtsF Pos'eI
vsas, Suaton Train TrinD.e rropilii,e Wan hofn Va
Naisepbug, Yerree Wallace, Walton. Weshbnrae Wheeler
NAYs-@essrs Ancona Bii3le Blair e., brown (R.
Brow Va Calvert Cleusts Co5o Coming, Crsvsrs Cfit
ElrH De- - O..
Boll Harding Harrison Ho'uin R6fto1 johnson Ke'.-
un) Law, Lazear Lesry, Lehman, mallory. May MAYNARD
MtnNes Mouis (Obioi No.t0l Odeil Pepdict0g, Pety
Phelps io) Price Robinson Rollins fMo Sheffield -iiel
Steele a. j. Thon,a. (Sis.sl Tomas (Ndl, Nslandirha
Ny9dward, Nsid, hebstes. - hiie lC4io lcklHr 81
snd " oodTUf.
During the proceedings, Mr.. PORTER Rep
1nd.l remarked tdat with the amendments proposed
BY Mr.. Eliot from The Select Committee on Conns
cation, The passage OF TIE bill would be hazarded
md hence insisted mon the BIZ referred 20 the
CoumiItee ct his Instance, with one amendment
pro rOsed by himself to-day, which accepted b,
ii i,ot in place OF all the amendments suggested
by ihe Committee.
The bili as passed provides for The ema ncipation
OF tue slaves Of all the following cias-es:
Fu1 Cfovesy person WHO shall officer Of he
Second every persoa vho shall act President Vice
Peslert leroeT toIsftss, Iu'gr o. s} c'uf tOne ~
C. 81 CoIiraer-te s,stes.
Ihl,d OF egery person who shln ac a. Governor Of q
S.,;- Coun o. toe fo-ca..sd C,nlcdel4te 5.a,es
nth OfeseTy person " DO sgng held e. of o. honor
trt profit ia TIE utrd Siates shall hereafter lOld
Otto Joe the 90 called Confederate ststos
EVA or every pcrson WHO shall lod any Office agency
under tie sccsed CoredeIate stcs uadcr any u the
tn.ss thereof
81. persons in the third and hb slss must have &C
I'D tleu appointments the d4!c o. tLo ecn.01 oI
Of their Sts'es have taken oath OF allegiance 10
tb- CoufsdeTe,e States
Siza. or every rerson within the above classes o
eiel the passage Of The Get being wholly ana without ca
y10 ged % armed rebellion shall within sir,y days
LAY GOWN Ms AIMS and return 20 his allegiance
Tie bill also disquaifes sad six classes from hold
ing office under The United States GOVERN ent
The President IL authorized 10 negotiate lOI the
acquisition by treaty Or otherwise Of lands Or c0un
tries in Mexico Contra! America or South Anefiss
or IL the islands IN the Gulf Of Mexico, or for tie
right Of settlement upon the lands Of sad countries
for all persons liberated under ,tis act 10 be re-
moved with their own COnHeut. For the Lufp0tc If
paying the expense Of The purchase OF land, ami The
removal, the President shall such money as Con
gress may from tine to time direct, arIsng out Of
the Gales OF the property formerly owned by k.bet,
and which stall have been Couisc.fei 90 Ire use Vt
the United States.
The other sections mainly relate % he machinery
by which the provisions Of the bil are to b. en-
forced
The House resumed The consideration Of The bill
authorizing additional Treasury Notes.
Mr.. WICKfIfFE (Un., KY opposed if. n,
wanted 70 know what Il TO he done with the none,
and whether any OF it IL 10 be appropriated Tor tie
evan ipaiOn fJid support OF The eleven Aunired coz
s'.1apae gerS We ee-als louscs r-ieb ni. Int BE-