New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

e'0""" vi tbe act TO promote the en- WIN VI ""
Navy 80 Ms 10 read, " the bonn OF labor ana rate
wages Ia The navy-yards shall conform AZ nearly y
Consistent with the public interests to TIA Pri'at
Adjustments in the immediate vicinity Of me re
fpectve yards, 10 he regulated by the commsnda.ts
to The revslon and approval of the Secretary
Of the Navy"
Mr.; SE6GwICK REP, n. " reported from the
Naval Committee bill regulating the grades Of the
line officers Of the navy.
The Honse passed tie Senate bill providing for the
Siam.
DIR. ASHLEY, from the Committee on Territories,
reported a bill providing for temporary PROVISIONAL
Governments over the districts of country in rebel
hon against the United States. The President ia
hrtborz'd TO take possession and ins'iue such Gev,
erbnents with the and of the military and naval
powers Governors, &C.. to he appointed, q ieglsla'
I'VE assembly and courts established, and CONTINUE
I'LL The people form new State q ,vernments.
Mr.. CRAVENS Dem, Ind J, from the same Com.
n'itiee, submitted report which takes the ground
that the bill rrovder that Congress has power TO ex-
c'ude certain State ilom the Union and hold them
~ COLONIAL dependence and vassalsgetl readmitied;
III other words that the Union may be dissolved by
an act OF CoDgress-an assumption "a absurd and
fatal as ibat State con apuu its allegiance to the
Union ty State action. The BILL further, Is inprac-
'able Ia lis details inceudiary, and equally m re-
pulsse TO the prnep pies Of justice and humanity as
90 the Constitution.
Mr.. HARDING I'm, XVI alo submitted the mi
monty views OF the COMMITTEE, saying there II
abundant reason for believing thst the armed rebel
hon VIII be speedily subdued and put down. HE
bill, al single blow, strikes out the existence OF
eleven States, in effect an Ordinance OF Secession
IL strikes down the Constitution and dissolves the
Government; is Inconsistent With sound policy; Ut
terry 1T war with religion and humanity, and snce
the minority enter this most earnest sud solemn
protest agAinst il.
Mr.. PEADLET0N Dep. Ohio) said-Mr.
Speaker-Tbis bill ought to be entitled a bill TO
dissolve the IN ion. and to abolish the Constitution
OF tie Unitsd States" Az am unalteFably opposed
Ia the destruction Of either move L. lay tue bill
on the table, md on that motion, ask tho yeas and
nays, which were ordered, ara the bill wa. tnnl. q.
lEAS ~, Me;;y. Aseooh t.iey Peno IN Edds ELAN
c e Cob s'% cc.s coin sro- c.vsn thi
Cfit'rncen Dr!ano pvrp Danae, Dom, English, FISHER
oransrI Gtitr. durly, i.ishi, Harding Harrison Kg9ss
hd'ory Mercy Meu1e. Morris Nixon Noble Norll Nor
20 Pond eton, Perry, Plep, Ca, Porter, Rice sMa,,
s,,.o1 III. ma, nj ThaTs. (i'iJ fi,in w,d,worb
Mad wee.s,r, Wheeler, whsley White tOliol W,csite
HAYs-Me,r. Aldrich. Arnold. Ashley Baker. Baxter.
Bcamsn B,asean Blair !Pe.pl Bl,ie, Boias.on Imp
Cutler Da,is. nusll Edseton Edwsds Eliot fe",nten'
Ffsieho,. frsns Hale HooIe Heiton huseh'n' Jrist
.o s Mei, Moie i" h Moni 1%o Morrill, IL. PIX.
P.rn-soy. Rice th- Ride. Rollins ~ IL J. Sargent
Sd = ia slo,1 Stevens. Trc"bnSts Van tanss'.Is
Dir. ASHLEY rep, Olio) from the Committee
on Territories reported bill to provide for the eua'
porgry Government oil Arizona
The Home weut iuto Committee OF the Whole on
the state Of the Union on the Tax bill, MIR. CoiiaA
IN the char.
Mr.. MORRILL, Rep, W.. Of the Comnii &c OF
WAYS snd Means s.id they bad aniloflz a the issu,
Of bond, aud rates in all forms during the Presen
Cooyress a. the amount Of $3.50, 00O,OVO. The ap
nropri,tious for 1862 are nearly $5l5 ,0OOVN III th'
ar continues till 1868 Indebtedness Will be nin'
ar Ten Iurdred million. Of dollars. To pay The IN
,ers on IBIS will require sixty or seventy rlil.iol
Annually. Our Ordinary expenses cannot unier anl
circuu ,anccs he les- than sixty mliiote year. h'
the military establishment after the relellon VA
likely require twenty-five millions beyond TIA
amount The financial measures IN oon'empiatio'
III weld even more than il necessary to meet 'b'
wants of the T,es,ury. In the preparation OF tp'
Tax bill tho Committee looked to the condition o.
TO .eveIsl States ms well a. that oil TIE cnhet
States 50 that they might together act harDotiou.ly
The United States has = rigSt to demand whatevei
may lie necessary to sustain is Public credit, honor
aud existence as IA nation. TIE bill ia not pefooa
or party measure, but one impeIiously demHnded by
tu. general welfare. IL was for Congress TO Judge
how much OF IL should be reflected OF permanently
rrmsned. That the Committee had shown n dis
position to lie jast to every interest could not
be questioned Many Intelligent gentlemen
bsd been before the Committee and gave
valuable information touching nearly the whole
range Of objects on which the House Wa
now called on TO legi.lsIe. In very few instance
had any .sked 10 lie exoneraied or exempted IRON
payment Of their proper share Tor the snstenanee o.
lie Government. But the Committee sought t.
avoid ext.m.s, prefering to levy duties op large
nuaber OF ocJeets than to conine them TO narrow
led lie proceeded at length to pain the yaricu'
sections Of the ill., slowing the fleets u The iiA
on the manv articles subjected Ia II. In the course
OF his remarks lie said thai duty was deslgned on
literary or s,ieutiic works or newspaper PuOi' Il
lions. On pru,ing paper, like any other manuiac'
tufe "A tax oil three mills FER pound Is lropo.eo
e1nal 10 three per oentum al yalorem, or lees than
half the amount on writing payer. lie sald he
tin aed the amount Of Internal revenue, hs follows:
Al, beer hnd other malt liquors, 1000, &c barrele
Al 100 coz spirits, 100 900 900 gallcnf. 900
Ii en,os of al kiGd,, 5000 Goo inteed oil, lard on
etc. 600 coo; cauales aud soap ,5CO Ov0 petfoie,
nm aid coal oil. S2,5OO,COo; leai tobacco, lo!a
states ard foreign, 2Os COO 90 pounds, 5000 600
u.ai uf.cufei tobacco, snuff and cigars % COO O0J
poundr, 5000, 900; boots and shoes, f2,Oo,0 co;
hats. caps bouneis clocks, shirt-, umbrellas, etc.,
$2OOO05 paper, 81 900 OOOi leather sl,Voo,cVo;
paints, ~ nefs' ooors, INK, etc, ,ooO,oVo eoiee,
ginger and specs etc., 100000; starch, 500 wv
snIt 90 900; refined sugar end sugar made from
monsses cOniec ionery. etc, 500 gas, fi''oo,
OOO; rect fol uud aduliernied spirits, wives, vinegar
.tc Al 0O, 600; slaughtered cattle sheep ana hogs,
sJylOJ0; railroads, ierres, steamboats, hhd ohAi'
buses, s6,u0o,OIO; watches pa,c, 'afriaB.s' p"no
fortes aud bIrd tables, 1, oOO,W 600; railroad bonds,
Al 600 Cos banks aud sayings Institutions. 500 ooV
sdy,,tsemcnts, estimated III 100000 gross, 81
900 900; income duty, =, 0Oo, 900 stamp duty eN-
press companies excluding patent medeiaer, $o,o
200; paien, medicines stamps, sI,5O0,Ooo, esaoies
and diti,bu,lon aud shares Of personal osae OF d.
ceased persons, Al GEO. 900; salaries say sio,ov'mU
= 100 900; manufactures not Included, 49, OCO, 900
iot.l from internal revenue, slOl $4,000, from d.
rec tsX, $4,000 900, and revenue from imports
go. 900, 900 Aggregate total, $l6J,E9o,Ow.
Mr. WADSWORrH I'm, Kyl expressed his OPP
position to the hi !.
Mr. BINGHAM asked il, in tho Judgment OF 'he
majority Of the reop OF the United safes expressed
,h-nueh their Representative, il sboud become an
:; disns,sabIe Necessity TO sw.ep away the internal