Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-09

Dispa ches to thc Northern Pes
WAsHIzGTUX, june 3-HOUsE.-Mr Brown,
Of Pennsylvania. presented memorial asking
that Western Virginia be ad dRited into the
Union az 8 iIce and Independent Safe. Ihs
new Safe Constitution is among the papers.
The subject was roteIr5d to the committee on
Territories.
John B. Stiles was qualified sad took his
seat to supply The vAcsncy etca-i0ned by the
death of Mr.. Cooper, Of Pennsy lvania
The House then resumed consid, ration Of the
Senate bill fer the r,cogrititn OF Hayti and
Liberia
Mr Kelly replied to the remarks Of Mr. Cox
AMI Mr.. Bdde, delivered yesterday, which
were intended to influence the gnorAn; il the
Border States, and give yehemcnco to the rebel
arms. In further response 10 his colleague { (Ar
Birdie he ssia thst eouuIless @ailiahs ,i ti,en
who will not know our humble names, will bless
Congress and Abraham Lincoln for the work Of
freedom S'realy done.
He read a letter from Col. O EeDs, command
ing the 65Gh Pennsylvania, dated camp tetolr
Chickshomry, man that hal fought. political
battles on the same Side rs his coll ssgue, IN
which he condemns those who, while protesting
30 be Union men merely act as the politician. as
traitors or fools, and says tie rebels must be
made sue lor. peace and lay down their arms
the leaders given 10 the halter, and the system
Mr. Kelly presented this in contrast TO tue
proposition If his colleague, and argued in
favor OF the pending bill
Mc.srs. Mcpherson, Thomas, Of MassAchu-
sets, Fessenden and MayI s:d favored, and Ar.
Crttenden opposed the bill.
The b'll passed--S6 against 81.
The bill recognizes tho independence Of Hayti
IN Liberia, aud provides for diplomatic re!a-
tions.
+ f Lowe was qualified and took bis seat
from California, being the third member from
that Stste.
A bill was introduced removing the mint from
New Orleans to ST. Louis Referred.
Join. resolution was passed to adjourn on
the Is h ins:--y eas, II; nays not counted.
Adjourned.
SENATE--Mr Bsyard called up the bill from
tie House to puni-h Polygamy IN the Terrific
ries of the United States and disLpprOYing snc
aunulling certain acts of the Territory Of Utah
reported from the Senate committee on judicia
~ with an amendment. The snendmeuI was
agreed to and the bill passed. Yeas y nays
--hessrs Latham and McDougal.
The bill prescribing an additional oath !,
grand and petit jurors was taken up,
MI Hale spoke age;=5t tho bill rs framed OF
the ground that it will be impossible to get
Jury in certain.S .S;ates
DlE. Ouh al NDbtOtS oCDS%e AA-''A'--7
new oath If man was TO be punished lot hin
be punished thoroughly, and il forgiven let lin
be forgiven thoroughly, aud not have tho fac
OF his having been traitor thrown up u hin
oil th1 timo.
| At one o'c,cek the tax bill was taken u.
| Mr. Sherman offered nn amendment that th
| tax on whisky bo fifty cents per gallon on a.
! manu'ac ured before tho lst of January, an
| twenty cents on all after that date rejected.
! Mr. Simmon7 ff5red al amendment makin
the tax on whisky thirty cents per gallon re
| i-c.ed fouit-en to twenty three.
! Mr Sumner offered an amendment making th
| tax -. R.j,eted.
The Senate then proceeded to consider tn
amendments made in committee Of tho whol'
m1st OF which were adopted.
/ All o'clock Mr.. Wade moved 10 aCI2urI
Ri e'ed Yeas @; rays q.
! Mr Anthony moved to amend so as TO lay
tax of ic per pound on cotton. Il iected. Yea
II nays 81
At hslfpast seven Mr.. Wilson moved 10 at
,un. >.
On the vote being taken shero was found
b. 10 GIorum.
| Al luTned.