Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-04

WAsalNeIoS. July ,.
sENATE.-on motion Of AR. Lare. Of lnd.
the bill for the relief Of certain companies Of In
diana for loss Of baggage. &c, at Hatteras Inlet.
was taken up aud passed
Mr. Trumbu moved that when the Senate ad-
jonrn Il be to meet Monday. Rejected-s
20 ~.
Mr. Grimes then moved that when the seaa,e
adjourn IL do 80 uatil Saturday.
Mr. Hale said that In the condition d things
when the whole country Was anxlously waiting
for news from the army he did not think the
Senate ought 70 take holiday
nays %
The House bin IN relation 20 alterations In
certain Judicial Districts was taken up.
Mr. Wright moved 20 amend 80 a. to make
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana the 9Th circuit. Illi.
nois. Kentucky and Missouri, the sth: and Wis
consin. Iowa. Kansas aud Minnesota. the 9th.
The amendment WAS adopted and. after far.
ther amendment. the bill was passed
Mr.. Harris moved 20 take up the bill 10 estab.
lish Provisional Governments in certain case.
Agreed to-yets %. nays IL
After some discussion the further consideration
was postponed I'LL 20 morrow
The bill providing Territorial Government
for Arizona was postponed till December
The bill 90 confirm certain land grants 10 Iowa
and Minnesota WIS passed
The joint resolution Tor Adjoining on the 10Th
was laid over
The bill relating 10 the lndtiar, Mas taken up.
IL provides certain rules Ia regard 10 State Laws
being regarded as decisions IN common law In the
United States courts
Me Sumner moved 10 amend that no evidence
be excluded on account Of color Receted-is
against ~
The Senate went nto executive session, after
which Il adjourned
H0uSE-Mr Loyeioy. rising 90 a question
OF privilege. said that inasmuch a. the gentleman
from Kentucky MIR. wicklific) was at the meet.
Ing IN New York on Tuesday and delivered
speech there, lac lLovejoy) moved that the re.
ply OF Gen. Hunter 10 the resolution Ole ell by
that gentleman relative 10 the raising 81 a regi.
ment of blacks be read for the lattei : benefit.
he (Wickline) being absent.
Mr.. WicLlidc replied that he should answer
Gen. Hunters reply al the proper time.
The House then went Into consideration Of
private bills.
bill wasreported providing for the discharge
or trial Of State of political prisoners. Ordered
10 be printed
Mr. Coliax. from the Possolfce Committee.
reported back the Senate bill relative 20 the claim
OF Comick a. Ramsay, with a substitute disallow.
ing their claim. The substitute was passed.
The Conhscaton bill. "a returned from the
Senate, with the substitute known as cark's bill.
was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Eliot. the substitute was not
concurred in. 80 the bill will be returned 10 the
Senate
The vote on tabling the Illinois and Mishis.a
canal bill was reconsidered, aud the subject was
postponed ill December
The Military Committee was instructed 10 in
quire IL legislation necessary 20 facilitate the
granting of iurloughs. and discharges Of sick
and wounded soldiers; also, as to the manner Of
burying soldiers.
Mr.. Bingham. from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, 10 which referred petitions from the
citizens of OHIO for the expulsion Of Representa-.
tive Vallandigham. asked and was discharged
from further consideration of the same, which
laid on the table. Adjourned I'LL Saturday.