New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. WASHBURNE (Rep.. ILL., introduced a biz
to promote the efficiency OF the Com'ni'sary De
partment. Referred 10 the SoihHi'''o vi amman!
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem, Ind remarking that this
was the anniversary of tie batt'e OF New'orieans
moved to adjourn. Neeatived.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS
MIR. STEVENS rep, Pa from the Committee
of WAYS and Means, reported bill proyi1ng ways
snd means for the support OF the Government
Referred to the COMMITTEE OF the Whole on tue
state of the Union, and made me tpecM oi1ef ior
Monday next. See our special dispatches Tor the
M. STEVENS stated that he bad prepared a bill
for similar purpose which be intended to offer;
Mr.. STEVENS reported back Tho Treasury i na"
BILL introduced by Mr.. Hooper yesterday Win d
negative recommendation.
THANKS TO GEN. BUTLER.
The House resumed the conslderation vi mr.
Hutchinss resolution. rendering the th1hSr OF inc
Uouse TO Gen Butler for his able, energetic ana
humane admins, ration Of the Department Of the
Gulf. winch passed by vote of SO against -.
YEAsAldch Alley As s A.h1y. h B1o%ne
PnS1.on BurDh.m Campbell. Chamberlain, Clark Clements
SA Frederick A. Gon1Gs s Eve H''f fsDoa s. T.
1eu Thos A. ID. FessendoD. Fisher ooocI Doeani' o
Xiv o' KsIoss Cich,, KelOss I K9nser tsa, L,
lshasn. Looni. Loyeoy Low tO'' iii, M MoSH
W. Nixon. Noel DIN. Phelps (CAlh Piss, fomtIoy
Porter Rec s.. Rte IMs hGn. sye s sason
T Iasls VI. w.. hSan %hess wh,s
vsnos, W W,nsam y" wcres .s
Wye osioj Side Brown va) Calvert Con.
r.y C'L,@ as.r Msa,y. Hsy, W5Ssie. MoiG. Noble
kap,op PepostoD Perry Rolns (Mol, Seisl steele ~.
1Sai q; s' Wssb.ieI. ~ietiiae. wood-9z.
THE KEBELIION.
Mr. BLAKE'S Ciep., ObiO declaratory resolution
tat the only alternative to the Rebels Is TO- submit
or he conqu ered, sDd MIR. iomans resolution ina.
no proposition tending 10 destroy the Union can
rightly be entertained by the representatives. OF
tba people or any Of the DEPARTMENTS, etc., were
pos,inned until the Ian, when other Geelaratory
rssomt lons, those Of Mr.. Stevens hcinded, VIII 10
considered.
THE CARE AND EMPLOYMENT of SLAVES.
Mr. WICKLIFFE (Pro-Slav., Ky.) offered IA res
o,nIion calling upon the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Secretary Of War 70 make full report Oh
-<hcir action an dongs at Port Royal, South Caro-
lima and ia Georgia, with regard 10 the care ana
employment of the slayes ths number Of agents ana
oyerscers the product Of tie labor the expense ETC.
On motion Of Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pa, 1t was
laid on the table by vote Of ~ against 3D.
PAYMAsITRS' BONDS.
On motion of Mr.. cox Dem, Ohio, the Com
rnistee on Military Ahhrs were requested 10 report
and consider the expodeucy Of bill requiring IN
increase OF the amount 81 the bonds OF PaymaBlers,
and such other restrictions and spenalties for their
fidelity az will insnre more lrns worthy execution
Of their duties or it, in the opinion OF Che Commit.
tee the adjustment O said office aud the transfer Oh
the duties thereof captains o. companies, or some
other otfcers canuOt DO made with view TO the
teDent OF tue puDlC bciSlcti ana th"t 'ncJ icPoI'
accordingly.
THE NON-PAYAIENT or SOLDIERS.
Mr.. WASHBUkNE rep, ILL.,. introduced a
snbstitue ior Mr. uolman'e resolution sfkinG the
Secretary OF the Treasury why he has not provided
she means for paying The sodiers OF me army, ana
why the bonds heretofore authorized 10 he sold #
oecessary TO make such payments have not been
gold. Agreed tOl&2 HgainSt D.
NEW BEPREsFHrhIivE FROM VIRGINIA.
Mr.. SEGAR (Un., Val presented tho CREDENTIALS
Of JNO B. MCLEOD as Representative elect from
The lid District OF Virginia Referred TO tho Com
mittee Gil Elections
t.s. TIE AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.
Tho House then went into Committee OF the
Whole upon tie Executive, Legislative, and judicial
APPROPRIATION bill A long discussion upon loyalty,
the Rebellion, &C., ensued, IL which Messrs. Dnn-
Jop, Btsvens WGdsw0Ith, Ken Jan, Yeamani Nal !
Try, and MpynsId participated.