Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

for payment Of the same, with accommodates that
| do not pas.
| The bill vss laid upon the table.
rHI GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr.. K from the same Committee, reported bill
making approprA for the support of the Govern.
msnt from the LIST Of April 70 the soh OF November
| 1864
Mr. K eaid he was inst uclcd BY the Committee 10 AK
that this bill be printed and made the order OF the day
for early day possibe-sSy for Thursday and re
main the order Of the day for each succeeding day un
| till disposed Of
Mr. CONRAD said, he understood this to be the gen.
era appropriation bl including appropriations for the
army and navy. He desired to know whether that por
ton Of the b which made appropriations for the navy,
was 10 be discussed 10 open or secret session.
Xr KENNER said, he was instructed by the Con-
mttee when the bill up for consideration, to move
that the House resolve itself into secret session.
He amended his motion to print, BY moving that ID be
printed for the Of the MEMBERS under the pjune-
| ton Of secresy. u
The question having been put on making the bill
the special order for Thursday It was agreed 10, and
then the motion to print was agreed to.
PROHIBITING THE EXPLORATION OF COTTON, &C.
Mr. KENNER from the same Committee, reported
back bill to prohibit the expectation OF cotton and
tobacco Of the present growth except In certain cases.
with a recommendation thst II do not pass
The question put upon placing the Till upon the
calendar and il was decided in the Affirmative
On motion of Mr.. CROCKETT, Of KY, 1t was then
made the special order for Monday and from day 10 DAY
| until disposed Of
EXPORT DUTY UPON COTTON, &C.
Mr.. KENNER from the same Committee, reported
back bill TO impose export duty upon cotton and
tob ,cco the growth of the present year, unlees The
blockade Of the ports Of the Confederate States should
have terminated with recommendation that IL do no.
pass.
The bill was placed upon the calendar.
MILITARY AyTAIRs.
Mr.. MILES, from the Committee on Military Afirs,
asked to be discharged from the further consideration
of resolutions in relation the reenlstment OF Volur-
teers adopted by the North Carolina Convention, which
was referred to that Committee.
Mr. said that the subj cot referred TO In the resou.
lions was covered BY the legislation Of the Pfovionsl
Congress which had subsequent 70 the adoption OF
The House Discharged the Committee from their fur.
/ thsr confederation.
soLDIrEs AND ALLOWANCE.
Mr.. NILES, from the Rsm- COMMITTEES, reported back
| bill 70 snend al act emit led acc concerning the
Y,nspo-tation Of soldiers aud allowances ct ooihng
for ycurte and anendatory 1t the act for rbe e.t,b
ishment aud orgauE lticn Of the army Of The COrfds
"a Safes with recommendation that 10 do not plss
Mr. N. said that the Committee we're of option that
thess subjects already covered BY legislation.
The bill was laid upon the tsble.
COMMITTEE OK ORDNANCE AND PUBLIC DETKScr.
Mr. kILES from the saue committee, asked 10 be
discharge from the further consideration OF Two resou-
tons referred that committee proposing the sp
non,msnt Of Standing COMMITTEE to be called the
hdr.nca Cor,mIttse
IN. other propoeinr the -upoIntuspt of COMMITTEES
Of one from each State, TO be Known as tho COMMITTEE
of Public Defence TO whom should be referred such mat
| ters as the House may direct
Il beiag intimated BY Mr. RUSSELL that these reso-
u,ions we're oered In secret session, aud that was
probable discussion which might arise upon the report
Mr Mills asked leave to withdraw the report upon these
resolutions and defer Ii until there should be seoet
| g. ssiOn.
Ie.y, v,s granted.
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HAE OF PEleEASr MAJORS, &C.
Mr.. PUGH, Of Ala, from the sane lomn,uee, nEed
to be discharged from the further consideration Of 70
solution irstruc'ing that Committee 70 qalre
any legfi4uon was sccesy " eIao,e -''''
and QuattermAsIerSsrs W oUle's .neI pa'
roe house ag'eeu W ui''"''e' '"0 'o"'''
MANUFACTURE OF SHOES IN CAMP.
from Il further copsideraton of bill to pro.
yide for the manufacture of army shoes 10 camp.
The report was agreed u, and the bill laid upon the
table.
PAT OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.
Mr. PUGH IRON the ssme Committee, asked to be dis
charged from the urher consieersHoH OF rsspinH"n
directing Inquiries INTO tae Pfopnsv Oh AHeluiIs ec'
concerning the collection OF me pay cue oeeeSsea s1'
der1 on the grGund mat 10 tne o. nioh ol 'ne
tee' no iuf'ner "ssia''oH uP'N 'A' '1'' W. -
.ary.
sMM DkrAiLhs ARTISANS bAoh The Ahsf'
Mr. PUGH, from the came Committee, reported back
With substitute bill provide for detailing artisans
from the Confederate States army.
The bill and substitute Vas, on notion az NJ. HE'S
KEEL ster debate indefinitely postponed by avoie
of avs SO, nces 20.
Mr. SWAN moved to re consider the vote Just tsken
H. said chat the why lie made that motion was,
that he thought the House hou without any lestaop,
.dop. and approve the principle Of the bill reported
by the Committee. he made that motion now, in or.