New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
YXXVIITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
.rr W.salsn1nn. Nav 9. Is62.

"Nr BROWNlNb lnel' ~ ~ -. -, =. ui.sis
i,,yl Hyf,' H1yWfs,'NDLFR Rep, MichJ from The Com
hf Hn,,r,srce reported tie House MI reia'
hieo ,bs be,ter protection OF revenue lao.
80 20 III, anIbo,izts tie President 10 ie'use eieS,
= 10 apy vessel where he uas 'sasoI Ti 7, si.o|
Gee " az ;nrsnded 70 reach tie Eeoeis' AZ e,aV
.e eai-o ,is sacretsry OF The Treasury 10 po.hO"
aseo'>1,a,;on or TRANSPORTATION on r"ii'oaus o, to
ne Ia wLeh might in any way reach of 'ai' III
n The hanGs OF the keOeis' ,s,,,;ors for copfs-
Tr. WADE presented TWO pe'"on' 'V'
,sisn ,.,,o, c,lIng for the re.
srt. Of the officers cowSnoiuS "' '"'
ttsbnrq Landing wa' taken up .,h. IN
~. SIrFRNAN Rep, OHIO said tha' nc, J"
.o,,onn ;yit, other ci'izeus oi ONO, was l"l'1 ~.
.be;prs cast upon certain ONO ieeireh's ~ 60.
5altI. especially by the Chicago pareFs' Inu,
,her,bv the Senator rom hen'neSy "a
who as not distinguished ior ni+ ~ ,ts rs.i
,be chse. II was reported slat zone o' 'ne - :
t,ents I'd without firing gun. tie ieieIeu l" '.
f3i reSo,eut who. according 10 all relO''Si ~ a.
tso rou0s ond then retreaied by order oi Coi
lppley who left and was not seen any 1oIo ~
tie day; but TIE regiment raiifu. anu ~ 90 H..
Sunday ed Monday. He hsd no oeShe ~ "V 80
ipsijce TO Cl Appey butu wac eNidec' ,n7' NC
nent's lyeault was having ait less oiicsr; LIE
Colonel hepnce,,iooG. bad been cath'r'eu fi''' e
In regard 10 he 9Th OHIO Regiment, tue iepor's
were all incolest--thOugb raw uools' - 80
ltavey ami veil. Notwithstanding Hen oh.'n' o,i
report was eyain.t them ihls ct@.,''or
rsn Killed v,unded and nlssing Oh. >heiuSh
sIso defended the 7lsf Ohio Regiment rom the
sSor0e OF cowadice They Were ali raw troops
xho were calledupon 10 ar the first atacA oi u al
hattie lie then referred TO tue conduct Il ohef
0b;o REGIMENTS Who fonght with The most deter
mined bravery, ami held toclr po-i'ion uider Sc
we're fire from the enemy, tili ordsr,d to i.ii O,ck
which they did In good order. lie toen
,noke in terms Of high praise Of the
German regiments. He closed bv referring to what
Ohio had done 10 tie Cause Of tie Wal, and tie glory
won by her soldiers eyery1 here.
Mr. POWELL DEM kY.l said tie Senator from
Ohio iSbernanD had referred tO him. lie iPowell
lad never said anytaiog again st the OHIO soidicIs
He surOsed them 10 te brave as any men IN tie
world lie had simply nIaGe q ctsual remark III rt-
ply 10 Senator Wade and he thought tnat Senator
Slemau WAS exceedingly uDgrioious in referring 20
him POWELL 10 the mann be had done, and particn-
brly so BY his lShernah y remark ABOUT sylipa'
Nr. HARLAN (Rep., Iowa) thought tia; part of
he Senstors sherman speech was Intended 10
h,ls,er up Gen. Giaut. Il wonld have u bad effect
IN the future From ali that be lliaflan) could
karn, Gen. Grant was not Et TO Command "a ltTge
shy. Mr. Harlan here read a letter from the bat
tlsheld saying that tie army was undoubtedly sur
r.sd at Iiitsburg Llnding; and from all
hat be tHarlanj could lesru from TIE Iowa
uoops, 1t was the general opn on oi the
s0ers who were engaged in ,h4 fight.
M Harlan here sent to tie Clicks desk 81 afucle
rom Missouri paper In praise Of the Iowa troops !
He aid he die not think 1t proper for SeustOrs TO
ertiqse the conduct Of Generals of The Army iu
een Senate, and be tiiari B) should have said
noting but for the remarks OF rhe Senator from
0hio Sherman. He lilaiian) gss no. willing that
solder, from Iowa should be led by Geuer,l Grant
lie was not willing to st ,ii-Dt under aly attempt
20 bolster ap the character OF that General.
Mr.. BROWNING lkep., H. sad that ne had
Gsleped With pleasure 10 tie remark OF the Senator
from Ohio lSaeruanl hu, he was soIry 10 hear The
Senator from Iowa tHsTlsb make any attack Oh
Gen. Grant. lie BrowpIngD had seen 40 evidence
sufficient to mpute any net let to Gen. Grant, but
be BrowninpD WAS rot defending lin lGTuU te-
cause be ws. IRON Illinois. Her soldiers needed no
defen,e. lie coneUGed that Ge,. Pfeuti.s was not
surprised at all. No brayer nau bad fought IA tLe
war. He BfOwDIncl WIS not IN possession Of iacts
30 defend Gen. Grant from attacks aT,ing from
newspaper SANDERS. Certainly there was no
tTsver man in The army.
Mr.. WILSON rep, Mass.) said tie resolution
,aIed for Information, and 10 one would oppose 1t.
Bnl he Nv sou Odd think it " ise to discus. here
operations in the field nor the lans aud military
ss,iors Of Generals in the field. Better leave these
CREATIONS TO the press and tre people. Senators
have opinions Of the plans aud ope,ious Of military
ner in the nciJ but OF us have that know iedge
which entities 10 give opinions IN regard 10 NH
try peo.le quite as well qualified 10 pronounce on
stiil and good or poor gencraiship OF meh IN the
ield ~ are Members OF Cougsess. We are Ill very
snxious for action, for the success Cf our arulsi
rmetines impatient of Delay, and perhaps too
ready 70 citicss operations in the held No Senator,
be was sure, would DO injustice 10 auy OF our Gen
rsls who are sighting the battles OF The Republic,
I'd who with all their ulstases. deserve tie con-
nenCe aud support OF the sfnale aud civil antnori.
es but he would not deca5s the piahs Oi Generals,
p their actions la the field IN The s.naie We ha.d
Hler ADOPT the resolution and obtain Information,
a abstain from discussing or ciIucisigg military
tersious il Congress.
Ihe resolution was adopted.
II. HALE, from the Naval Committee, reported
q q felstIve To appointments 10 the Marine Corpr.
b. FOSTER, from tue :. lrcl COMMITTEE on the
irDctment Of w. VI. Humphrey, reported req
olln> that the Senate viii take proper order
.aefeo ard due notice viii be given the Hoase OF
Hsiis.ntsiives. Adopted.
Ias III for the educa,ion Of colored children OF the
Dis'rt 4 Columbia was taken uP, and passed ae
fc,ows:
lEis-ssUs Anthony Browning Chandler Clsfb
SoAs Don, D,olttie, FesselGeo FOOT fos:s Orin"-,
tr EaIaA s5-s EendeIsoa. Howe, k4Lg, Labe tao J.
& &'as ,h,H,s. Noftiil. PomeToy shsTna. SIMMER, Ten
-;'. ifunbg Wade, WILLIAMSON, W NilsOD lNass 10. $500
NAiS-hes-s Davis. Ksnnedy Powell, ssuisbufy, VII
s!' Wilson (hio Wr.ght-T
dhs bill as auenGed yesterday repealed what is
9Hed the Blue Coee Of Ihe District.
On motion of5ir. FESSENDES, the bill making
,1brI Opsa.lon 10, sundy u'li eHenre, OF the Cow
siAuen' was talen up, and, alter sOne eOnsideia-
don was postpond
Zoe oI TO facilitate the discharge Of enlisted men
"1 Plysical disability was AIKEN up aud iassod.
AAocative stssiOr Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
ai' LOFEJ0Y hep, Hi Offered the following,