The New York herald., 1862-12-06

Mr.. CLARK, (rep.l Of N. H., moved amend the reso
luton by inserting the following words
Z" II not incompatible with the public interests"
The amendment was agreed 60 and the resolution then
adopted.
INDIAN TREATIES.
Mr.. HARDING (Union) OF Oregon, offered resolut ion
requesting the Committee Ind Affairs to inquire
the expedency Of negotiating treaty with the Indians
of Southern Oregon and Northern California
The resolution was adopted
EXECUTIVE Session.
On motion Of Nr. SUMSER, the Senate into
tive session. and upon tho opening OF the dors again
adjourned until Monday.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6, 1862.
A mLt PROTECTING WHO SUSPENDED
THE WRIT HAsaAs CORPUS.
Mr.. SrgvKs, (rep) Of Pa, desired to introduce pif,
Of which be had given notice at the last session. to-
aemny President Lincoln other persons suspend
ing tho wrs Of habeas corpus.
Mr.. vALLANDIoHAM, (opp Of Ohio. objected TO the
second reading Of the bill
Tho SPEAKER said the question was "whether the
bill shall be receivsd."
The bill was then read throughout for information.
The bill is in substance as follows
On S @ Of S Of @
and the prse sofsy rse ns sn Sryess OF he w O.
'prseamsais we're made q thsreof ana
this soysrnmsn. to declaring Of such IS Suspension Of
the VIII o. a.Sea s M u arrest. ana inn
sns .as n: and he 70 Se s
and heads OF dspars@ea and ali eoncerned o. advising
Ssrs s aaS asS al iDses%sns no%aons sss
tons ana prcceedns wherever commsnced or 70 oe con-
any
The second section provides that during the OF
The rebellion the President shall be and invested with
ower declare the suspension Of the writ OF habeas
corpus such times and places and in regard to suchTcr
sons, in his judgment the public safety may require.
Mr. MALLORY, tUrion) OF Ky, raised the question as
40 whether one notice o bis intention 70 introduce
tue bill should not have been gwen.
The rule then read, showing that this course
The SrrAxrR said that the gentleman from Kentucky
had already given the required notice.
Mr. vALiASpGnAM called the reading Of the notice,
hut, the journal was not in the Hsuse,
Mi. .-srgvENS withdrew the bill Tor the present.
Mr. vArLANDIGHAM said that he should bc glad 10 have
full House, at all events, when the bill was brought up
again.
SENDING DISABLED soIplERs TO THEIR moaHs
Mr. FESrsY, (rcp.) OF y. Y, offered the following,
which was agreed to-
whereas the number OF sick and wounded soldiers has
increased alarming extent sixty thousand Of whom
Sooner snns ror ses ben ., seo ccnsaer
% o %eee Tss, q a. aa;gnss ss On M
whether some method adopted b. Inc Secretary
charge. can can Be more speedily stse.sd. =
= Ans2pSEsr Or ruE TAX
soived That the comm,tee ol Ways and Means be IN
struoed inquire the reduction Of the tax entering
clos, so that the material shall not We twice t'Scd. aud
that the committee have lcsve to report by biz n
rHE SUPPRESSION on THE REgpusoS.
Mr. MoaRiIL, (rcp.) 81 W., offered the following
Resolved That rins since hs existence q The rebe
o. e s ss I p as M the S ana
as sna isssai sss. is$Sn Ss duty j z 81
sss Of minor sss . saa os m s s
Of incuas the legislative cordially, strike
ess ed, S e Tsh .sss ws &c
s The resolution was agreed 70. Yeas las.
William j. Allen alone voted in the negative.
NJ Cox fosss, of hp. noYp IA
Resolved, That the assassin used in the resolution
~, S S an.s $ as II s rSsh o hs
North or South whether In out Of Congress- who have
% 'ps a c se
ou snd who are not in favor Of the constitution as and
TIM INDIAN OrrnAcrs IN ,mx sonrHwrr.
Mr. MAYNARD, tUnion) Of Tenn, offered a resolution
which adopted instructng the Committee 90 Indian
Affairs TO inquire into the aises generally of the Indian
.outragss in the Northwest, Sc.
Mr.. CoLxAx offered resolution, which adopted,
ealing tho correspondence the present condition Of
1acS'Oan ana's' ,ur ,ar,srny rxpoR,.
The srsAEss laid before ,hs House the report Of the
the Committee Of Ways aud Means.
THE AaRp rIiraAL BrREAU.
On ssosa q calling s ap.o Of
tare TO inform the House how mary clerks had been
pointed since hc entered pon hs duties, their salaries
Nc also N what manner The 10000 appropriated Tor
seeds aud cuttings had been expended.
THE PAY os coyyngs,Eyr solpR1
Military Affairs ucted inquire wha, isg
iapn necessary TO the pay Of soldiers In The
.csrvacscent camps
,n motion Of Mr. HvrcmSs (rep) OF Ohio, the resou.
,icn WIS tabled by a vote q 50 against 81
EyAStii ZION QUESTION
Mr vNlASDicIiAu asked leave TO orer the follown,
~csoluons amcndaory these offered by Mr. steven,
yesterday, and ~ postpone their 10 la,
week. #
Resolved That the Union as must be restored AMI
and nfivisib. forever under the
tn Is aud the lfth rriielr providing for amendmen,s
fncutcd.
VIC oi the Cntcd Stat han hereafter propose o
rctc or accept advise secptance OF surh nrns
any other basis than hc esiy OF the federal Union
several States lislng the aud the
OF Union, lee GINNING OF the present
war Ec win b. guilty Of high crime.
PcsuIved That the government permit the In
tr ntnn of any foreign nation in regard TO this presen
ci,i
rtsols,l That the unhappy civil war IN which we arr
egcI was waecd IN we sss'ans rroiesseay not N any
Sef,n s tor the purpose of ogcrhrowing erns
established of tho
ua. 70 dcicpd aud maintain the supremacy Of tho ccns