New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
uousE oR REpREsENTATIVEs.

POS hl4-AJEt \ -b4tl.N SlrilM.
Mr.. BLAKE Rep. o. introduced bin 20 es.sb-
lish Posial-M0ney. Order system. Referred.
MOTION TO REDUCE TIE DUTY on PAPER.
Mr.. COLFAX rep, lndl introduced a oil TO
reduce the duties on loler from - down D. 10 psr
cent. Referred TO lie Committee on Ways hnd
Means.
ABOLITION or SLAVERY ~ MISSOURI.
Mr. NOELL Dem, MOI introduced q bill. which
was referred - procure tho a,oislncnt o. 81 very
in Mi SCUM and provide compensation 10 10.
owners
Mr.. WILSON REP, Iowa. introduced a bin,
which Was referred 20 Inc Committee on he jude
ciIry, prcEcribiug De tine and Iifcra FOR AodU g
Circuit Court IL tie Distinct Of Iowa. Ainr-sc -ld
Kansas.
MINERAL RESOURCES.
Mr. BENNETT introduced bill, which wss
Ieieucd, providing for TIE development Oh lie m'n-
,rsl resources v. lAt United States from Us public
domain.
THE MrEREsT OS PUBLIC DEBT MUST DE- PAID
rs COIN.
Mr.. WASIBCENE llep, Ill., offered tie follow
6.,r.s Tbs. "a hc judgment Il ns House rcro should
Dec Do on changing the e4i'ig la"t providing io. go
Tue resolution passed by vote Of 81 against -.
RLyIsING TIE TARIFF.
Mr. LAW Dem, Iud.l o1.lcI she following
resolution, which waf adopted.
Iettea lhs, tae Con uiee of Wavs rn1 Ne7rs hr ia-
lrucei 20 inquire into the expectancy u revising fe lai'
incfeasifg Do aI.y foreign eo3fs, ro % primo ittf.y,
ft.t tf0 M pOfftln of 00nds f. clctct the
rapofe. VI American growth Anl HaAuflct-le ex
cusise ~ specie
DISMISSAL or INCOMPETENT MILITARY OFF,
ClI,s.
Mr.. ALDRlCH rep, MIMI offered a resolution
which was adopted, nsirncrng tho Committee or
Military Affairs 10 inquire into TO expediency ana
necessity OF Diminishing all unfit commissioner and
non commissioned oil asrs from he service
BOUNTIEs 70 SOLDIERS.
Mr.. WILSON Qtep, Iowa. offered 3 resolu.6u,
which WAS adopted, instruciug the Committee OF
Military Aiils TO inquire INTO tho eXpediency OF
granting b0uutes TO The soldiers oaHsug m tho reg
ular or volunteer army sinc. tue 4th Oh March, 1861
aud who may have feyod, or VINO ioay hereafter
serve, lor less than two year, and report By b.. or
otherwise.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
Mr.. SAMUEL T.. tLSSAADEN REP, Me.j
offered Tie following:
H,,ofea That tho toceml9n Of no p ,deut. OF tie
date Sept. ~ 1872 Warranted " us Cols}1uf tla tls
policy q Emancipation, a. indicated h5fein g. I'll al Ted
hasten the restoration ID peace is we'll chosen
ilce and j. ca eAsIce oi power with proper regard no.
Sir. HOLMAN Dem, lud.l moved 10 lay the
resolution on the table, Disagreed to-53 against
The resolution wag then adopted b. u vote d o.
against 81, rs follows:
XEAS-Aldiich. Alley AucA Brbbil, Baker Besrr.-n
Bingham Blair io.ul, Blaze. y lu.t.u Bur ns Cham
herain lark, Collar, Frederick Coak.us, ofcoe CoLt
Ing ute Dawes yeauo, Juel Edg.lt0A Edugari Elot
Ely feuOn samuel g. tcfsenlen Ihsn4a a. d. befsendon
fsLef, sanch0 Fleuk, Do0ch Gooawn, auusy, NgifhL
Hickman hoopof iutehin, julian, Kelley, KeloE, mich
Kellogg lihj klIngeT, L51sug, LOOMS. Lovtioy, low
McPheiton. Mitchell. moorehssd, Mosnn Mel Mornn
VII koel Iatten Pike, Pomerol. Porter Potter, Rice
MAS Rec MEL Riddle, Rollins OK. ~ ssIseant sedgc
wicA, sLeia1"se, e!san, sPAudinG IiaiD, I1owoFds0