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seFeTal district courts Of the United states shat
hsVe power TO do everything necessary - rrorcl
to oaTIy this act into full effect. AMI tie attorney
general, or any district attorney ci the United
states, or Of any district in which tho said proper
ty may at the time be, or into Whic7 the same
may be taken, shdl institute the proceedings
aforesaid.
sec. = And be it further eEso,ci. That in all
cases arising under this act where the proceeds IF
property fOld shall be paid into the i5essury oi
the United States a distinct account stall te ke9.
thereof, and any loyal creditor OF the former owa-
er OF such property may, within niaety days, and
not thereafter, except as hereid p-ovccd exhibit
bis claims b the secretary Of the treasury who.
upon proof o; The loyalty Of the claimant aud the
justice Of the ciim, shall lave power e. allow and
pay the same cut Of such proceeds. Provided,
That If the several claims exhibited and ascer-
tained shall exceed the uut 30 Deposited IN the
treasury they shall lie ratatly paid; And rroyid-
cd, further, That in no event shall ans !9rrer
sums he paid from the treasury than have icen
deposited there on account ot the .1il r.rcrty;
And provided, also, That cltil shall De rtociy-
ed or examined which has not been exhibited
within the said ninety days, unless The claimant
sha'l saow and prove good and sufficient cause,
without fault on his part for neglect 0r dllsy. 20
the satisfaction Ct the secretary Of tho treasury
and according to such rules sail be prescribed
by him for all like cases and the judgment of the
secretary OF the treasury shall o. fal IN tto PEE
1 mises.
On Monday the bill came up f.. final ac-
tion. Mr. Elliot, IN closing the G.blte as
ono oi the committee who reported tte bill,
said that 1t was legal fiction 20 ciaricicr-
iz3 this bin or the emancipation l.l nrortcd
by tie Committee, as bills designed TO pun
isl uea-oh. That was no; ;hoi purpose.
bat t. weaken the power ol tie cn.my, ami
bring about speedy and pumaucDt leaec.
Au amendment offered hy Roscoe C1nkliuc,
of New York, Prorlding that ;lc I.r-oas rc-
fcrred to IN the third and m, classes men,
toned above, shalI have accepted their ar-
pointmeut since the date of the pretended
Ordinance Of Secession, OF have tsScn the
oath Of allegiance to the so.cl.Iei C,ei,d.i-
at States, was adoptea-Ijo 60 80.
4 substitute offered hy NJ. Maynard v-s
then voted ON.
It proposed to punish oil rersans 90 any ~as
aiding or abettinE the rebellion, hy fls and il
Prisoum nj, and empowering the President, rfen-
ever IN his opinion the public saiety may require
It, u grant an amnesty O. aay or au pt.uiers
wIhin the provisions of thi- s-t. excepting oHls
such having held Offices Of hana7 and lsoht an
der he Government of the Un ;,I ststcs. have at
any time engaged in the b-li.Hu a-l,u.. i.s su-
tlority, and while SO engaged, A-lo borne any al-
fee. civil, military, cr naval.
This was rejected lIo To-
\ substitute proposed iy Ns Norrll
Vt, was next voted on
II declare, all fba e-.-t. .,f ---.-I-r.-. .,.---
stock, effects and credit Il persons ac'in- as cf3-
GERS 10 any capacity under the so-clei c.ule ley
ate States, forfeited, and 90 be lawful subjects of
seizure and Of prize and capture wherever found,
for indemnity Of the United states against Tic
penses Of sIppressins the rebellion. Tds sabsti-
tute also deustionizcs such persons forever, and
incapacitaies them from voting OF BIOL ing any
Office Of profit trust u1lsr the Unitei s.s,es li
America.
This ais, was rejcctsd-l32 to
The bill was then passed - to Cs. The
yeas and nays were as follows.
Teas-Messrz. Aldricb, Alley, Arnold. ashley,
Babbii. Baker, Baxter, Beaman, Blair (No),
BlaiT( -, Blake, Brovn(Va-), BufHtou, Camp
bell, Chamberlin, Clark, ColtsX. +. A. COnkiirc,
Roscoe Conking, Cutler, Davis, Duell, Dunn,
Edgerton, Edwards, Eliot, lily, fenton, Fessen
den, Frank, Gooch, GOODWIN. 6urioy, Hickman.
Hooper, ,Hutchins Julian, Kelley, keiossi Mich. },
Kellogg, (Ill.l, hiliinger, Lansing Lolmis Love-
joy, Mcknight, McPherson, Mitchell, &crehsid.
Morrill, (Me.,), Morriil(Nt) NOEL, Olin, Patton,
Pike, Pomeroy, Potter, Porter, Rice (Ne.), Hid
ole. Rollins'(N HI. Sargent, sciswick, -aaaks,
Sloan Spauldng, Steveus, atratton, Irimoie,
TrowbTidge, NahHorn, Nalkenburgh, NeTse Wall,
Wallace, ,Waiton(Vt), WashbUrne Wheeler, Whsl-
ley, White (Ind), Wilson, Nindom and WoFces-
ter.
Nays-Messrs. All.n Anoona Bailey (Pa),
Biide, Blair (Ns.), Browne GRID, Calvert, Gle
ments Cobb, Corning. Cox. Craycns, Cris6eld,
Grittenden, Dawes, Delsno, Dclaplaine, Divcn
Dunlap English, Fisher, Granger, Gridcr, Haight,
Hall, Harding, Harrison, Holman, Horton, John
SOD, Kerrigan, knapp, Law, Lizear, Leary. Leh-
man, Mallory, Maynard, Menziss, Nixon, Noble,
Merton, Nugent, Odell, Pike, Pe dieton, Perry,
Phelps (No.), hice (Alass). Richardson Robbins
Rollins CMo.), Segar, Sheffield, shiel, smith,
Steele(N. ", Steele tN. }, Thomas tMsss.),
Thomas (Md), Train, Ysll4ndigham, VOORHEES,,
wadswOrth, Ward, Webster, Nicklide, Wood and
Woodruff.
What viii be the fate Of the bill in tue
Senate is uncertain. s. many propositions
have been made in both bodies on the con-
duct of the war, the protection Of those who
are loyal, and the punishment Of those CT
gagged in treason, the debates have been 50
complicated, that it is not easy TO say what
is prevailing sentiment in Congre7s on any
point. or to forctell wha. conclusions viii be
reached We can only wait patiently till
the wisdom OF Congress, Of there be such a
thing) shall have worked itself clear At
present we have great deal more hope from
our armies than We have from our lcsisla-
tors.
Among the sick and wounded soldiers lfom
Gen. McClellan'7 army, brought to New
York May 25,h, ou the :. r. Spauluiugh,
are reported the following names Of Yer
monters p. Rose, IL. ". Iiekok, j. nurl-
but, 21. d. Hastings, 3D.. D. Smith, F.
H. Style. j. \. Taylor, E. Bsedle, lth Il.
Near. E Laird. 5th j. Pilsbury, d. B.
Dutton, G W. Cummings. 9Th.
=. s. SLNAToR-Un thu 2ssh, Gov. ".
Sprague. Of Rhode Island. was elected L 5
Senator, for SIX yeIrs from the 4th Of Match
next, when Senator Simmons term expires.
There was 10 regular nominee in opposition
and Gov. Spragu, received 9j votes cut +