The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-10

Mr.. Beruhise, De.gst, from t't,', presented the
Constitution of Utah, together with memorial
sskins for the adm scion Of Utah into tie Iuiou on
All eqnhl hutlug with the sini states Referred
| " IT,. Committee on Territories.
The tax hii, with HIui y amendments was re-
turned from The Senate, ordered to 70. printed. aud
referred Il the Committee ON ways aud Means
NJ. wickhT, iKv } offered n resolution calling
On the Secretary Of War IA inform the IInu-,.
| whether General Hunter hes organized and equip
ped regiment OF blacks In South Carolina, DC.
| Aioitcd.
Mi valandighain, Of Ohio, offered the fl'ow.
| R.~lred, Tia, the House has heard with slncerc
satisfaction Of the 'yacuht.on oi Curinth aud H..
occupation of II 10y uur army, without the loss of
life, and that the thanks Of t- House are due L.,
| Malor-Ocncral H,ll,cS and the other brave men
under lin, fur tuis signal schov,neut, and more
| over, that IN common with the whole country this
II use would rejoice 10 the Constitution as Il is
aud the Union ss II was, maintained and res, red
everywhere witho any further citsion of iratsr.
| nal bluod
| The sub ect went over.
NJ. HIT 'hius resolution was agreed 10 hy
66 Hgslr-t 90, r"p-alir, the resolution heretofore
adopted, PROPOSING 10 purchase from Gales n scat
ON, certain se,ts % Annals of Congress aud Regis
ter " debates I" = cost Of over si6,ooo.
Mr.. Cox offered the follow ~, resolution:
R'spred, That the President he requested, n In
| his opinion It 10 not Incompatible VIA the public
| Interest, To submit IN this House whatever in'or-
nation lac Possesses concerning the relations ex IT.
| ing htwe,n this country and Foreign Powers
Mr.. Cox said in Offering this resolution that he
was following prcced.nt winch, 10y tie adv .s
received In the last steamer, "has been set in tho
English Pnrlian,nt," calling for all comnunica-
tons b'twssn the English government aud lhe
Federal and Confederate government. While he
| could mt conhieliy seure the House that
the most friendly understanding existed he
tween the United states and tho EuroI.nn Pow
ert' yet tie Correspondence called for would, he
| thought, disclose he tat that upon every roaspn
growing out ot International comfy, tile time
mud come for European governments 10 revoke thuir
recogn ton on she insurgency here "asa belhgereut
power" Whste c"r o'ir opinion might hc M to the
| time during which the war would continue, N, re
was one thing sure, the eliminating point hal been
reached. The insurgents had failed h. MAINTAIN
thcmselves be'oFs the world, and with the use OF
civil conscls the i.sorh m of tn, Federal author
| ity was assumed. Tlls fact Is boiLS recognized
.broad. ns consequence ought 10 be tho sLroga-
| zion of the b-lbgcrcnt rights granted
Mr.. Anoou~ offered resolution aIthorzlnt and
directing the Secretary Of War 10 rceasc on their
taking the oath Of allegiance, all persons taken In
tho service II the so-caled Confederate states II
Referred
M, Nixon offered a resolution that in the iuds.
mBnt oi the House, the cSmmandcr .!n-chief % the
army aud navy should instruct all ~ his officers
commanding districts in the rebel States, t. issue a
proclamation. that the army Of the Republic WIN he
-nlsiH'd' As far an practicable, Jon the property
OF those IN rebellion, and those who give A.d and
comfort to enemies of the United states
The resolution was adopted by 50 against 80
Mr.. Julian introduced bill to repeal tho fIgit!ve
slave lhw. Referred TO the Judiciary Committee
Mr. Ji!An then Ofered resolution iuytructiug
| the judiciary Committee to report hill for the re.
| psal Of that law.
M. Holman moved H. lay the reglution on tha
allie. "
Motion carried by a. agalnst5l
MI. ColsS offered resolution instr,ictng tie
JUDICIARY Committee u report bill modifying the
eases where the person claimed DENIES under oath
he slave and also requiring any caimsn NJ under
san aIt To prove se las leen loyal 10 the Govern,
ment luriry the present rebellion
Mr. wickliiie ioo'ei to lay The resolution On I, -
table
M.tou los, by 32 majority
The resolution WAS then passed by yeas ", mig
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The House passed the Senate blll h. protect .hoss
Indians who have adopted habits of civilized ife In
'he lands which have been set apart to therr n sew
erslty. Adjourned.