The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

who have bean forT,sr officers Of the United
States, ss thos, vposs rropnty snon'd %
confsc.sed aad slaves feed, " nss 81 o. ssns.
raj application 70 all In tbs reoei Ssa'es VINO
take pars or give aid and comfort
Mr. Saul sbury, OF Delaware, sad thst while
hs might approve scms OF the provitions IN
the substitute bills, es trey, rs wen Nv sne
original, ell embraced features OF rseiL
slaves. be should vcie gaiast sce I'LL.
kr. King, Of New York, proposed 10 memo
the am end next by making ~ spply 70 ala VINO
ad rsbsllsd aEa'nst ihs s.,S nnrca ann.
test Of tbs senate would now be made. he
had more hopes of the restoration OF ina
TYnion sinos hs had heard tbs wise and tenn
psratc remarks OF the gentleman rom Var
Mr. sherman though. MIR. Kings amor l.
ment worse than the original bill, thscuu Z
not only every mar, bar thu vomsa and
children OF the seeded States.
Mr.. Trumb bull briefly defer dsd the princi.
pie Of the original bill o. taking only the
property OF thcss whose persons could not DO
reached, bat would be contsn. with Mr..
sherman proposition, II ths Senate should
mr.. Kings am .ndment was then rejscssd-
yenS 7, nays 81.
Tho question recurred On Nlr. shernan's
amendment, and It was adop ;ed-Jsas 70,
nevs IL. Ne follows:
Yea&-Messrs. Anthony. Browning, hand
isr, Clark, Covan, Davis, Dixon, Dooiitiis.
Fessenden, Foot, Foster. Grimes. Hale. Hon :
dsrson. Howard, Howe, Lane Of Indiana.
Nesmlth, sherEAan. simmons. sumner. Ten
Eyck, ThomsonS Wiley, Wilson OF Mnssa.
chuse.ts, Wright-2s
Nays-aessrs Oariiie. King, Lane Of ksn-
sac, Riorriti, Poneroy, saulsbu,y, stark,
Trnm 0-ii, Wade, wilkinson, Wusoa OF Mis-.
sOu-i-ll.
TIE bi was then postponed until I o'clock
TO moTrUw.
HAYfI AID LIBsRIA AaAIs.
On motion Of Mr.. sumner, the bill for the
appoiu tment OF diplomatic repressr tatives 20
Liberia and Eayti YVES again taken up. Mr..
S. sent 10 the Cls.k 20 bs read letter from
CIR. Webb, Of Boston our commercial agent
st Hay II, IL t1cating high state OF progi es.
sion there, and 6 eat disadvantage to the
United States by reason CT the pou--ec >Rni-
ion Of that po yer, on, Il e heing less respect
Ell ian t1at OF other n..tione in cons saence.
&c.
The ques.ion WISE then taken on Mr.. Da..s's
amer dme n ~ substitute, Gnd II was re-
cted~ yea noes 30
VIZ. Salisbury res, and DECLARED that this
Was sviien'ly one OF he series Of measures 20
be enacted by asol.t.oEism. and twelve Inonns
would sss a negro on the Moor OF thi. SsAsle.
ana hts family IA the dipiGmatic gallery. He
wished My @ say that hs would LIT be re-
ssonsibis for this resait.
The TIL was then passsd-yess e., nays -
es follows
yet-= ~ sssrs Ant2oay, Browning, Uhand-
Ter, clark, oilImer, Covan, Dison, Do1lut-
tie Feesenden, tCoG, Foster, Grimes, Hale,
Heuaerson, Howard, bcws, King, Lane OF
IudiaGa. Lane OF Kansas, l-slham. mcDou-
g.ll, Morris, Pomeroy, sherman. Sim s,
SIMMER, Ten Eyck, Trumnun, Wade. wal
xMson, Wilson OF Aaasacnussts, and WIish mt
-32.
Rass-Messrs. Bayard, Uarlile, Davis,
Powell, salisbury, htarks, and The m tson-1.
Or motion of Mr. Latham, OF California,
the bill to esta olish steamship line between
California and china was made the order for
Ia O'Clock tomorrow.
ths Senate ven in 10 executive session Jan
shortly after adIOuIRsd.