New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
XXXVJITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. ..WAsHMGToN, Jnly q: ~ -

SENATE. .WAsHNGroY, July A. ~ ~
Mr.. SIMMER rep, Mass presented q n -, III
asking that the President be reQdt -tsu " d ~ re.
lovoi persons 10 return TO their ale 80 'n'e, '-
ncrt ,bems.,yes within the lines o. the army Into.
pois lDeI m,n,I1S - lava offered resolution
hi ILL.,, ~ W. be requested TO transmit
Una, tne 49, 10 ofcih report OF Col CanOy 10
,egsrd to military up ,1,lg', :, - l,
pesi'ly that OF ,ae battle OF Marco las,. ....,
Mr. RICE Deln'J MIMI o'I'0'vD " 10 f''S'''
cons ,daya,io,. Laid over.
NJ Pow ELL Dem, Ky.l moved to take mp Inc
IN ab,lishing lie ranking privilege.
M RICE objected 10 Us being takon MP.
On the question being taken, no quorum was
Mr.. CLARK Rop., y. H. moved that The Ser
oeqnt oi-3rm. reouest the attendance Of absentees.
On motion OF nr. KING rep, y. Y D the senate
adjourned, having been il session iets than hah an
hour
SENATE......WAs lIyGroy, July >, 1852.
Mr.. GRIMES rep, Iowa. called mp me re,e'
lation calling uron lie Secretary OF War Tor oii'
cial reporta from Col. Candy, in regard TO opera
tons IN New.NsXco. AdoWed. $50,
Mr.. HALL tRer., y. H.linirodueed bill, repeal,
ing the net requiring tie bonds 81 pay ma C. = i'l
Ias-istan.-ravmastou 70 he approved ny the J"cS'
or Attorney IN the district in which they RESIDE
Mr., CHANDLER Rer., Mieh) from the Com,
mIttee on Commerce, reported back the mouse ,
bI!. authorizing tho appointment Of Deputy C9l
ecior OF Customs al Chncoie4gne Al-lu' va
Passed
Mr.. CHANDLER reported back, from the .smo
Committee. tie bill TO abolish &c tam ports o. de-
livery in the Mississippi valley. Passed
mr.. CHANDLER Rep, Mich also reported,
from the same Committee, biil Ior ne coIecllo
of the Teyeouc the Northern, Noith-I-astefn' iAl
Nor'hNcsteIn frontier.
shall Gle manifest with the Collector with nc
duties thereon and authorizes The Secretary oil INC
Treasury to appoint Special Agents u The Teopeuou
Southern ports. Passed.
Mr.LANE Rep, Kausls) offered resolution lAa'
the President be requested 90 ltIoIH the ofHee sny
amounts due 20 tie State Of Kansas from the several
Departments of tn Government, with tho yieW OF
applyiug the same the taxes due rom sud STATE
Adopted.
Mr. WADE Rep, Ohio called ptbe BIZ Pro
yidng for certain post rclfs. The OIL provinces ioi
q bridge across tie Ohio River al Steubeny.he.
Mr. COWAN tRep., Pa moved 10 amend 50 n
TO make the draw OF the proposed bridge 800 feet
This was dscurssd at some length by Messrs
WADE, COWAN aud COLLAMER.
On motion Oh Mr.. SIBERIAN Oiep., Ohio, the
b.ll was pos poued snd the bin making appro2Ta'
iioo for Inc payment Of certain bonniies was u'Ee
On motion Of sir. HARLAN rep, Iowa, tie bill
conce.ing certain public lands eraLted ~ tue stat
OF Iowa was taken ny and passed.
Mr. GRIMES, RON he Committee on the D.stric'
Of Columbia reroned bll in relation TO schools
for colored children in Washington and Georgetown
Passed.
On motion 0. Mr. IRCNBILl-, lHep', ~ tl'
bill IN relation 70 election of Representatives {,
Congress IRON single districts was taken up, and
after debate we, postponed.
On motion Of Mr. FOSTER rep, Conn.il th'
O. rera Pension Bill was taken up. Several amend
uonts of the Committee were copcuned ID. Al
ouIned 10 Monday.