New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
UouSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House resumed the consideration o. the bill
providing indemnity 10 loyal citizens Tor losses ana
damages to property through United States troops,
etc.
Mr.. NOELL DEM, Mo- in the course Of his re.
marks. said that any man who was opposed 70 tne
settlement of these claims merely because II would
impose bnrd u on tie Govornme Q was inf, 10 b.
a representative OF the people The journal woac
show that the claims Of wealthy ard influential men
have generally met with the most success in Con.
gress Thousands OF loyal citizens are innocent SUI
ferers from tie army. They have been reduced almost
to starvation, and their homes have been deco
lated and Ii there not justice and magnanimty
enough here TO provide Tor such class OF persons,
il would be "A burning shame forever.
The morning hour expired and the subject was
Mr.. EDWARDS, Rep, y. H. from The Commit
tee on Indian Affairs, reported bill relating 70 tue
Trust Funds Of the Indian Tribes, invested by the
Government in the State Bonds distracted from he
Interior Department. -,
The bill provides that the Government shall credit
the Indians with the amount originally lnves.edior
them m the bonds and the payment OF the interest
hereafter NJ the rate OF five per cenium. -
rhe House then went into Committee OF we
Whole on The Tariff bill.
Mr.. ELIJAH WARD Dem, y. Y Intellectually
sought 10 amend the clause imposng addiiionai uu-
tie. on declines 10 rs % reduce the duiy on men "
M rer certum nd valorem. 4 was the duty 0I Ooh-
rress he eoid 10 make the taxes full - lightly as
Tos.ible Instead of increased duties iior tne pro
ro.ed rates the elect would be 70 prOhlON mlOEa'
IONS. thus destroying the revenue and producing
complete revolution in public sentiment ,,.s
Mr. WARp also unsuccefsiully moved 70 .'u"''
tbe pronosrd duties on al manufactures OF eo'ton'
Nj. MALLORY I'm, XVI offered as an auenu-
mont that nl hemp or preparations OF hemp iOf lhe
nae of the Navy shall be OF American inanu",,ue'
Ic maintained the importance o. this psolo'''Oui
both as "A protection 10 oar own prodNNoh, "a. ~
render us Independent of foreign countries IL TUG
event Of war. o., H. ,,ls ,o-
onarate with the gentleman Mallory II ne would
move The amendment to the Coniscatioh ON A..
Mr.. MALLORY had no objection TO hanghs Avg,
r,,a',;srs ami Secessonists with American rope, II
they preferred II. ~, ....or,.d that there
WAS not AN Abolitionst who u 'Ial.o'' ~ % m
Mr. SUELLABARGER Rep, o.: 3leteu "s =
proyiso, Z" II the article can oe oo'"'''"
quality and "A At low price, ..,.,,,,, ,,ss
Wi, this pro,iso, Mr. Mailorys Amendments "as
adopted. ..,.,,. oaortea yss the fol-
l,trino. On acorn coffee, dandelon rVo'' s'iN ~.
o;ber articles used us II substitute iol 49, ner
Otherwise provided for the duty sD''i' VIC >'"''
The tunnage duty is to take eject on '''' ''' "
January next. ,a.
Other amendments We're also made; ~ .,.a,a acted
An I'M. debalsblc sections Of the bln were "sse 49,
upon. leaving only the two last ones ''' 'D'''N
nderstiou. when the Committee rose -, r,Go,aru
H. BINGHAM rep, Ohio, FROM Tue Su''',Iy
1tn',.;,,ae reported a resolution, wnicn was
oIoa,aJ oTdering the arrest Of Michael u huPny
~ SewlYork and that he DO brought milet " a. ~.
- 10 the House for contempt, ne n"'is
'sod ~ obey the subpoena for his appearance %
the Judiciary Committee In the ease "
Benjamin Wood. Adjourned " A0Hu'''