New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

moved a FOstponement Of the subject until to-mof.
On motion Of Mr.. LANE tof Kansas, the Sen.
then went into Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr. WHITE Rep, lad. offered a resolution, pro.
viding for the appointment IT Commiiies OF nina
members to inquire and report At as early day V
practicable, whether any plan can be proposed and
recommended for the gradual emancipation Of al The
African slaves, aud the extinction of Slavery
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Kentucky, Tenns.
see and Missouri, by the people local suthori,es
thereof aud whether such an object Ia expedient anl
desirable and that they further inquire and report
whether The colonization OF such emapcipated slaves
ON hi, continent or elsewhere 10 necessarily con.
eonlitant Of their freedom, and how and what pro.
vi sion should be made therefor Also, that they in.
ouire how Tar and in what way the Government can
snd ought equtby to facilitate tins Object and ths.
they further be authorized, If 10 their Judgment
peOieut, TO exfei.d Their inquiries 10 the other
sIaveboldiug States, and report thereon.
Mr. MALLORY, (Un., Ky.), regarding The resa
10 ion as unconstitutional ana absurd, moved 70 ky
it OH the tstle Not agreed to-52 against o..
The resolution passed by Yeas 90, Nays,
YEAs-Me.ua Alley. Arnold Ashley. Babbitt Bstss
Baxter, Br.msn, Bingham Blair mo BLAZE, Bahn.os
Campbell. ChsnSer1in can. oosd az, s'serrca 4 Coutnt
Oursy. Hsrchett, biciman; Hutchins' Julian Kelley
S:f: a niss A 52a We ls'iE s', nSss. :
Nisor. Olin Pie, Pon.soy Potter, Rle. lMs..l Rss
sherman, Sloan stevens. su.tton Van Hon,
Van Vals~uburgh, Nsrfre, Nalsee, Nsfon lde) WLbr
va, W.houine, Wheeler, White QDdl, Wilson, sa<
" N1Ys-Mes.r. Alien Bidds Blair Va. Brown RLl
Brown !v4l c".y, CsI,er; Cobb Corning Coz, Gnvss.
Fishsr Under h4sht HARDING iis'ri'on horton ksuiun
Kssgp Lev. L Ss. SctSo saaa 5as ss
Perry Ph.p, CAL pcs %ss.S.h. s' Sos sSs
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Mr.. WICKLIFFE requested that bis name should
be omitted In The organization OF ibls Committee,
and that, as a matter Of sound parliamentary prac
tce no member be appointed thereon VINO voted 70,
the following resolntiOn, WHICH ne k"NAhhel "ooia
read from tue Journal:
R,,,lr>d That neither The Federal Government nor the
p.opis of sny nouss-hoons Safe have the COZ snions
- ioo and thst those per,ops IA the North Who 30 not
,ubscrbe 10 tie above proposon he 700 .lssIinsnsu
.Ice alarm and nat Tue neissse o. .aen namgsi
DOES Lot keep psce with tie ssg.sse popuisnon W
Union.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE hoped that those who voted
70, tl,,s W ,nld decline serving on the Select Com
mittee. lLaughLrr
man from Keuruky twicsliIisl would be permitted
10 read this resolution every day.
Mr.. WICkLIFFE-I have done no harm. Ihs
gentleman Loyejoyl voted for the resolution. =,
Mr.. VOORHEES, Qiep., Ind.l offered preamble
setting forth thst Tariff bill, passed during Inc
extra a..iou Of Congress. is unjust and oppressive
10 The agricultural portion Of the country, and co.,
,lud,nv with q resoluiioo that the Committes %
W,y, al Means be Instructed to report I'LL 81 n
early day ~ practicable, re ealing said law, and
.nbsrifue therefor system founded on the prIeipk
Of Welding adequate amount oil revenue ana D"
on .bs, OF protecting only the manufacturing inter-
ess of the cOurtry. ,
Mr.. STEVENS Rep, PENN moved TO lay ~
presnble and reso utlon on the table
Motion carried by vote Of Is against 50.
The Uouse then proceeied TO act de6nitiyely on
the amendments 10 the lag Dili heretofore feponee
rom the Committee OF tho Whole on the State Of tas
Union. ,
The following are among the amendments eon'
cured in:
Tne du l.. and taxss TO be assessed, in rursusin.
Of this act, shall be lin upon the properly saDeo
TO the duty or TAX, from The iine Oh tho sSee''I"
until il is fully paid
The ANN of sla 900, heretofore appropriated Tor
tie l,qi.laiive expenses OF Nebraska for the rear
ending 1863 is to oe applied az that Territory pof
ton of the tax. n..
| Tennessee IS Ia have ill the let OF DecemoesN
assume her portion OF the TAX.
| Disiillers OF apples snd peaches may isfe 9oi
license for that burness for the space Of three mosns
Oh payment Of $l2 81.
There shall 10 exempt from dstraini che tools OF
implements of II profession; also one cow, sruA
household furniture, provisions kept for use, and
apparel necessary for faulty.
Increasing tts license OF wholesale liquor DEALER
Any person who peddlcs jewelry is to pay rs f0f
each license ,,.
th.ir reeiuts do not exceed 500 Per aDDuu; whea
over $500 aud under ,0OO per annum SO for each
license; aud when over 81 900 per annam, 80 Tor
each license.
All agents FOR procuring patents and claim agents
shall pay ST. for each license.
not enumerated in this bill shall pay $40 ior e.ch
In. TAX on articles manufactured and sold il par
suuuce If contracts bona hdc made before the ID y
March 1862, sbnli % paid BY tbe purchasers ne'e'
Anthracite coal shall pay tax OF niteon censs
I'm sind Liiuminou- coal n tax OF one-eigith Of org
cent busnel. Ills WAT agreed 10 by vote Oh e'
a.aBst 81. -
\ The proviso that this tax on coal chad DOT tsss
effect unu the expiration OF the Re.iprrciy .lsA'
with Great Britain WAS rejected by IL agaibsI 10.
/ The amendment fxiLg l. ak OF one cent Founs
ON cotton on aud after The LEI of May next Dat ef
emrting MI cotton owned and held by any manuiae
urer Of cotton fsbri ADD prior 20 that time WI
conourr.d in oy vote OF 80 10 -.
lhe House also concuired ~ the following
On sprlJs recnhej, mixed with other lfvo'ss
preusrtd in auy way To be s0d AS whisky. l'cel'
4 gallon; ana wl,n sold d brandy, rum, an villa
or ~ any other name lot Otherwise proN.O'' 10, ~
cents gallon on the basr 81 hIsl proof Snu ~
proportion Tor any grea'ef ste.sl" ,n.''. me
ON mihoad iron and other non, aceoi"ihS " tus
-, Ia ot n.anni,cture. there shall be - tlr rsnIly
from, g. TO s. a ton, AID on steel from ito slO'
tan. -, -, l. "a, that
al dised spirits no" insrliIc'nieu, VI .ua, IT.,
,,nutscfntrd before The lie, lay OF May next w
49,, STATES. shall pay tie same sun per sai;n
,,I'n ,.old. "a provided BY this act, upon cIsl'''
'st.ny,,niactnred from aud alter that da.e.
'u.ny other amendments were acted upoH' 81
generally crncrired IN. ,,., ro,,.
d Lndne, conslderai OF Of the bill was iheh -
. - I'll to.n,,rrov he uouse ha, ing rea,Ae~