New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

dietary be and Ia hereby instructed to consider the prophe.y
case sl5 rcpor, b. ban q cthcrwie
BONDS OF PRINTING SUPERINTENDENT.
The House passed the Senate joint resolution i'd
ditOually increasing the bonds Of the suQeriutend-
cut OF Pubic Printing $4,000.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN SHIP CANAL.
On motion of Mr.. DAVIES rep, Mass the bill
for The construction of the Illinois and Michigan
Ship Canal was postponed until the first Tuesday IN
January.
INDIAN hNNUIrEs.
Mr.. SHANKS rep, l1.) offered q resolution,
which passed. calling on tho Secretary OF the Inte-
rior 10 stae whether the permanent anDutea 10 the
Miami Indians, uader the treaty Of 1870, have
been paid.
COYYnYg TOR TIE RELIEF srIPs.
Mr.. ROSCOE CONKLING QIep., n. ~ intro
duced oint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
the Navy 30 disra,ch an armed vessel, or shoua it
be uecesa.ry two vessels, to convoy any ship Or
thils cGrg,'iug contributions Tor tho reflex OF Tue
Starving operatives OF England.
The revolution WAS rejected by vote OF 10 to IL.
DELAY ~ PAYING SOLDIERS.
Mr.. VAN WICK Rsp., y. " offered the fol-
low ing resolution. which was adoplea:
f,qs Gravou. DELAYS haDrru IN the roynert ~
dae aicr sad therefore ii any aod what leis-
alton n.sy be uecesary to renely suoh delays.
Rre Ihst tho s,cretlly O. the Iros.J feque ted 10
furnish % tn House hs why the regulations Of the
rayinast,r. y, the army ere not promptly filled
PAYiNG TIE PJBiIC DfBr ~ co.'s.
Mr.. POAEKOY (Kep., \. VI offered TIC follow
ing:
3,.glr,d Ey the sense and House Of Representative
T tho se,tay Of the Treasury Of tho United states be,
aIa hereby aaAnhsi snd empo~ cred % pay n esn ay
ro On Of tho beaded public DEBT maturing and failing 1ne
irs.ious 20 me Ia lly OF January. lHL
Dir. pOMEkOl, IN reply 10 question by Mr'
Cos said there were Only between two and three
fa.l ion. maturing wiihin the time covered by tie
Tie puthc faith pledged 10 the
Payment Of all bonds IN coin.
The resolution was referred 70 the Committee OF
Way aud Means.
rXPENDwUREs FOR CONTRABANDs.
Mr.. CALVERT PRO. saw, NIL offered a reso-
ton. calling on tho Secretary Of War TO flnsl tie
reports Of the Quariermaster for the past three
months concerning The ex eu0iuros FOR All contra
auds so callci az II -au.0Ft, South Carolina. Re-
ferred TO the Committee Military AGllIs, by
vote oi Il sgain-, A..
RELIEF or Suffers.
On motion OF Mr. ANCONA prc-Slav., Pal it
was resolved that the Secretary OF Mar be directed
to inform the House whether any steps have been
taken for the relief Of suffers and other u0a-combat'
anti, held az prisoners Of at Richmond or else
where.
TSn2afNIFIcATIog.
Mr. BROWN TIN. Val introduced q bill 10
COMPENSATE loyal cizens for property taken Tor the
use OF tho Unitoi States. Referred t, the Com
mittee on tie judiciary.
THE OATH or ALLpGIANCv.
Mr. PENDLElON Dem, Ohio ohsred tie FOL
lowing, and uelnn.ded lAe previous question on i.a
llsM,e:
cus,ed niogn the nOusc ~ Ia bis judgment, not inc n
l-rt with g.. pubic inieets whether any oath ~ l
r'o. rg25ed to be 1 ~ 9p5 Py 5i,o Sow ss, or
are ~ h'I ia cor ny 20, o. ~, Aleu
Inserted ralse q ~ eject that DO should ~.
bring u ior the recovery pdamss-s Tor ,ach imph'on-
ne measure, Of the Admuistraton.
On motion Of Sir. STEVENS, tne resolution was
alled-l5 against -.
TIE NUMBER or VOLUNTEERS.
Nr. pGNDLETON offered resolution calling /
upon tie Secretary Of War to furnish the number
volunteers from each state Of the 1900 Tor thNe /
0uths, also tie number unler me subsequent calls,
ie- iguating the length OF service, etc.
Ga motion ot Ar. STEVENS lisep., Pa the reso.
luton was tabled
RELATIVE TO TIE pEHIEsU-
LAR CAMPAIGN.
Mr.. GURLEY Rep. Ohio offered n resolution,
winch va GIorteJ, ealing upon tie President 70
!. .rlsh ali correspondence between the President
AID any Department siuce The c4ugaisl Of the po-
lll64la was rIdeitlksn.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. KELLOGG kep., ILL.,, offered a recitation, /
which Wa ato. ed, ius'ructuy The Committee "a
Territories 20 inquire iato tie expedency Of estnb-
shing Territorial Guyt-ntns"s M snt1 region OF I
county uicn are fisaated the salmon River gold
mines.
TAXING BONDS cF CANAL COMPANIES.
On motion oi Mr.. MALLORY Plo.-Slav., KY /
re.ol ton wfa adortcd us'ruoiinV tho Coam.:.ec /
M WAYS and hean- 70 inqmrc into the expediency
VI taxing lle bonds OF Canal Companios.
TuE PREsiprNI's MFssACR.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on tie S.a,8 Of Tie Union on President Lin
-ou's Mes-age.
Mr.. cox lpro-siy, Ohio spoke about the con-
duct OF tne Administration OF President L.ucOlu,
.ni the policy OF tlo Republicans IN general. ar.u
inO tAat tho leOpo ~ tl' I,ecn. electro bad
HsH T. .H. ff Ell. nf Of ff.r.s \
cola and Lis utbo. ule.tlTc@. He Cox would hk,
10 know tac difference totWe'a Seccssionsm ard
.le raailais.u width t.ts Is.r up "a Abolition
i,as. In Gle course ~ hrs r-ma-ks, Mr. Cox d.
.rftei y.lat uc said 90 knew - be true, namely:
rtaf tie removal oi zen. Mcclellan VIA d sacrifice
o n,,.elso ne AJnli'i1ustr that officer Gen &c.
lle.l nl being ~ favor ~ conducting the war 60
in,llo by Organized Hm e f.ld utdeg aud rot above
hs Constitution. The Admin <Uli.n will be-
-omre.iri ~ rceou % Geu. McC.elllls
iats Tor c'iryAS Ca me war aud o.
conservative policy. Ialess tis Oe doae q
2. .lI yaufago0.s ie.cs NY BE- tho ie5ut. TIC War
LIQUID Dee oudlcied on civilized lnnd Pies for peace
iuu uion. and not fOr aggrtyat on and pioong -
icon ol host..lies Tie would oppose al u-eryen-
Iol. Mediation m', b. friendly ,..ce. Al alc .
is. we night make g. Tie bullet ind Gle llycDct, .
without something else, would not bring abo-t
.eHce. France j. IA favor OF mediation because sio .
r.res t,c restoration OF ihe Union in All 10 glc4t-
.css, strength ..d l1We.. England rctulee 10 jon .
meda.i0l lccrrse che - iu favor O. -epuauug tal .
/, Ir.h from tie South. Through q Convention OF
.i tie states, commencing 20 al che So Is 10 d
iir.t col Chusti.n h.ot.crhoCd, peace might oe tr-
600 ed aaI Tue Union gru tba. .el lu is career %.
irol sts3 with icE rot 's sl.J tte jsytr Shouts OF
ir.l ald a'ty, a.a powerful Gnl uIttc people. :
100 Committee A-le r.ac, aui .hs House ac-
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