Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-02

conscipts Of skd military district and appointed of
Gers to command the same?
"And II said scts, or aoy Of them, have been cone
BY ssid Commanding General that the Pfesdtnt Be ro
qlesied TO communicate 70 tSis Houss tor schosy
Instructions under which said Commanding General hss
taken such action" Adopted.
lIsnIxrAL oyYrclas.
NJ ShlTH, Of n. c., of,red tie following biIli
"Wte.ess aicdnx opinions sxist 70 the mode CT
filing vscaucies in the tses Of the regiments crganiz
un3er the suhoiy Of tho States and transsrrsd to The
Confedsra,e Govern1sn and sill retailing their orsGi
nation theref1r.,
"Bsit s~set.i ~ ~ C,~rss Of th 0ntsdsra,e
S,ates / Apivica, That wherever such vacancies
exist MAJ hereafter occur, the sams shall DO flied
according to the lava of the respective esa;ee from
.hich such regiments ars.fcceved sp.S.Sis ,src:o."
Referred.
ouAlrIRnAriR HESS.
Mr. PERKINS, Of La, offered the following:
"RSs7lvsd That the Secretary Of War be rsqlesed
to communicate this House tho recent finding Of
court NarliL convened in he care OF G srJgnasisr
Hssse aud whshe- he Is still 10 the pay Of TIE confoIsr
ae Stales ard u not VIA: the date Of ha dsrisssl
from the service"
rkorIcuox OF TIE couxrEY.
Mr. DARGAN introduced bill " for the further pro.
tacon OF the country aud to drive back the Invader
Referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Military Anirs.
ncK soLDus.
Also bill "to regulate the mode BY which sick SCI
ders shall be examined by the Medical Board Of Exam
ners Of Richmsnd. Referred to the speciAl Committee
on Hospitals.
IIxnrTIoS SAws.
Mr.. LANDER, of h.s, introduced bill to amend
the eIenptfoo laws. Rsforred.
NJ CL0PT0S, oi.Fia., introduced bill Oh the sane
SUI jsct Rsiesred.
LhNIsTY 70 pIsLoYAL PfasoEs
Mr. SWAMI, of Tenn, OF red q resolution Of inquiry
as 70 whether II is competent for military mnantr
to grant amnesty disloys persons In the absence
Of legisla.on authorizing III
kr. yEsr introduced a bill to provide for tho pay,
menti certain claims against the Confederate S1es Ia
the State Of Missouri. Referred.
CONGRESSIONAL RIP5Rrs.
H., Il W. BRUCE offered the following:
RGs0'vtd Tdat lt b. referred TO the Com. OF Ways
and Means 70 inquire into the pdency and rroprety6i
employing c9mpetsrl corps Of reporter, who shall
make up for daily publ cation, uerbaim reports Of The
proceedfies ana debates Of the Congress Of the Con-
iederate States.
Mr.. Fo07E moved to insert ,u5,tantiaI IL s'ead cf
verbatim, Ebch amendment vas scSepsed
Mr.. JONES, Of Tenl., opposed the resolution and
said would be useless expenditure Of roLey by tho
Government.
The resolution vas put upon is passage Gnd vo.sd
down.
sIoursThArIos LAWS.
Mr.. DUPRE, Of La, introduced q bill to amend an
act for tbs sques.raon OF the esatee properly ald e
Mr.. RUSSELL, RON the Committee on the J idieisr,,
reported bill making amendments to he GU s; alton
Act, which was placed or the caend,r and printed
INPRrssHIST OF sLAvKs.
ar. CHAsBLISS iutrJdu q bill 10 regulate Il i'm.
prcssment of saves by military COMMANDERS. =errsi
10 the Judiciary Committee.
CONDUCT o. THE WAR.
Mr.. F00TE, from the Committee on Foreign Afslrs.
made majority report the resolution submitted some
days since by himself 10 the House and referred TO that
committee, as To the policy of the Government ard the
conduct Of the war
The report made were Substantially the ssins views 81
embodied in the original resolutions with some slight
alterations.
Mr.. BARKsDALE, of N a, declared it his intention
70 make a.UniEoiity report.
The report was laid over and ordered to ba printed.
RICHMOND AND DAsvLLs RAILROAD
". AVER. Of s. G., offrsd a resolution requesting
the President communicate 70 the House whe,rer be
work u being prosecuted the Richmond and Dalvlle
R,road, for which appropriation made last se:son.
Adopted.
OATH OF ALLEeiAsCI.
Mr.. CLAP, Of Mes. Cfsrsd q resolution Of inquiry
as 10 wlo.her any egt Itou was Necessary III re ion
persons living In the Confederate Safes who bad
tnken the oath Of allegiance to the Federal Govern.
Gent'
THI coSscsIPflos Ior.
Mr. NILES, from the HiAry Committee, reported The
bill eIEeGdDg the CoD criOoo Ac so TO embrace al
80 sors be waen DO ages Of IS d 45.
Mr. B0NHih, OF =. O, eff red 8 s.b'iu,c
Tho bl Ni,s the substitute, was laid on the eble,
and ordered 10 be printed
On mo;ioD the Horgs siipu-nei