New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

a REPRESENTATIVE from The With Congressional DIS
trict of Virginia. -.
TIE Committee append to the report resolution
that Mr.. Beach Is not entitled 10 "a seat.
The subject was laid over
nr. STEVENS (liep., Pa from the Committee
on Ways and Meane, reported bill providing III.
ternal revenue for tho support OF the Government
and to pay the interest on The public debt. An 40,
stract is given in another column. Referred " .no
Committee of the Whole OIL the State OF the on'on.
and made the special order one week from noA'
Tuesday. .d,o he
Ten thousand additional copies were ORDERED 10 'e
printed for the use Of members ~, :o,;.,cc
Mr. STEVENS said: As considerable ,,pa &c ~
ha. been expressed BY the public at the delay ~
porting the BILL be desired TO say that .ne
lee on Wavs and Means ola Dol oo'a'' =, L.
of the estimates and facts TO enaoie them " Jso
NV mu,b revenue was necessary until the ,'e'
r,oaL in Jannsry TIE COMMITTEE then bad before
,ho1 III no .nropriation bills Which were passed
,sn davs ago Icing earlier than usual IN The session.
III Committee were also engaged some fiine Oh Tue
currency question, inciudiDg .ne iieasul w.,
In The tax subject was referred to sn6.com-
,,;,toe who worked as GssiduOnsly as possible dur
Inc every hour they not engaged III the House.
lie believed they bad worked more hours every day
since that time than any laborer, mechanic, or man
| ufscurer, in the United Ststes. When ths sun
Committee completed their labors, the entire Com.
mittee of Ways and Means had gone over the bill
carefully, article by article, item by item until they
adopted it as their unanimous report. lie DID not
ask any commendation for the Committee, bnt de,
sired that, when the subject came to he considered
and reviewed, benevolent indulgence may be extend:
ed TO them lie desired the ezra copies of the biI
ordered to be printed to be distributed for tie con
sdsration of the people who are TO sustain tho bur-
deus, and that they may have the benefit oil their
suggestions. II.
adop,ed, requesting Of the President if not ncon-
sis,ent with the public interests, copies OF the cor
respondeoce, or other information relative TO the pre-,
sent condition Of Mexico, and the alleged dcsgn Oh
the allied Powers in invading Mexico, 70 es'"ohso d
monarchy. ,.:
/ Mr.. HOLMAN I'm, Ind offered resolution
that in the Judgment o the House, the unfortunate
civil war in which the United States has been ioreed
by the treasonabe attempt OF the southern Seces-
sioniss to destroy the Union, shoala 10, NC Of
cuted for any other purpose than the resor,tion OF
the authority of the Constitution, and the welfare o
thc whole people Of the United States, who are per
nsnenly involved in the preservation OF our present
form of government, without modification or chahse'
Mr. LOVEJOY rep, lnd.l moved to lay II on the
table. Canied-6G against IS, as follows:
YEas~si-,.r, Adrich Alley A5Told' A'h'y Rabbit
Boxer. BAXTER ss.mar Bingham BAR P,l b .a't. bI
con RGsof cGhnE cSnssy f Ssl" fqt
nSStni.ht Mephe.on Mitchell aoOietead Merrill .nsl
M Patton r Shank rom s's:p. RE sf S' S.
WIcs VERGE, Wallace Walton Mel Wheeler, White
G9d "i,on wiRaSin WOIC'''s S;dd,s Bl.rN. Brown
r. J. Bow, IA csI,er Clemens, Cobb, Corning Cox
pe1 D9nli Holman HSa ohasH
KH,Ps N". Sssn E Ee1 S Ss.ss 6 ssS
Peudieton Perry Richardson. Robinson kolin, mo j.
sIrg eiG shilisbsrser Smith. Steele IN ~ su.uon
TL,nn tMs' Thomas lMd Tnms,s Vo5 lid W, Msd'
The HOME passed substitute for the Senate bill,
incorporating the Washington and Georgetown
Street Railway.
The House passed the Senate joio. resolution pro.
- to, a. Of the awdyta of the Com.
mi..ions for claims growing ont Of military move
m. nj, in the Department Of the West.
ROSCOE CONKLING Rep, \. T.. offered a
resolution which nc said he wanted TO debate, re-
ouesiing the Secretary OF War 10 suspend all unex
ecn.ed orders for firearms TO compaties, manu'ae-
tu,e,f or individuals, until the further action OF
Corcrcr or until they shall be either suspended or
snbulled toy its authority. 49, :.
The resolution, at Mr.. Ccnklng's request hes
over. ~
On motion Of Mr. DUNN rep, lnd.l, the Com
ui,iec on Military Affairs instructed 20 inquire
mo ard report on the establishment VI home for
disabled folders at Madison, Ind.
On motion OF Mr.. PENDULUM I'm, ohiob u |
Nyes resolved that the Secretary Of the Treasury he
drsc,ed 20 communicate 10 the House the amount OF
The subscriptions to the National loan, authorized by
tie act If the 18th IF July, lSbl; Tie amounts oil
money paid on such subscriptions, end the purposes
to Which hey have been aplropraied
NJ VAiIANDlGHAM Dem, Ohio offered The
following which, at bis request, lics over 10 be
debated.
afed 70 o b, .i .ny es he. been by IA,
sease 10 the allied Powers Of EuroP- OF any o. NE. 20
assume ,h. pa debts OF meIlco or any part 'heieci
say shei hs. been made ~ 'sT ,, limited or
uuuired: ard Il So In either csss, 10 communicate 'he
terms 20 the House.
Mr. ALDkICH rep. Mimi offered reto'u'ion
directing the Committee on the Judiciary TO rtiot
bacl the dill for the cOnscsiion of all property oil
TehIs their sidors and abetiors and for toe libea
lion Of their slaves, and enjoiniDg on all military
commanders the seizure Of sll enemies property made
subject to capture by raid bin
MIR. VALI.ANpIGHAM proposing TO debate the
: aad resolution, it lies over.
I Mr.. hLDRICH also offered "A resolution instruct
;pp tho judiciary Conuittec to report back the bill
subieciirg certain personr 20 military tI1al and pun
isha,ent Ii lies over for reasons similar to that
above named.
Mr.. cox Rep Ohio introduced the following
Joint resolutions in relation TO maritime nights:
VI1reas Jaw cannot acquire any considerable
,xsop except by tie collective the ration. either
assembled IN Congress hy delegates or by the combined ne
counec,ed Ten, affair have given rice 20 the ai.cas
ion Of arite rights by the principal Powers OF the void
oil | sa AVN os Of Il. fp.@es Of Tr.nsa sa-
,endrred the United States for !he psrpo'r OF adjusting
he Questions clear and liberal bess ooL
n. sncoIson Of the gh Of neu'rss upon the sea There
kaIred BY the seuse and HOME Of Representative Of
the United States IN Congress assembled,
fnn: That the National Legislature sesnowedg'' the
friendly intentions and enlightened views OF the Emperor Of
the French in ssd interpos,ion.
respect 10 maritime right aud the abolition Of such
restrict the liberty of neui,s snS multiply the cause. Of
demand that tas csume. ncid. to war should 10 strictly
limited 70 the be!gereats thcnseve. AID 70 those who vol
unfairly tste part with them, but that neuss sbssEins Ia
good faith from such completely ought TO be len pursue
their ordinary trade with either beiiserent
on of ueyos,ions 10 secure tho.e objects. and
the o. the nations In ,hs begsrnt articles Of