Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-05


great variety Of amendments were acted
upon. and at o'clock the bill passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
Colorado bill. which passed-yeas Is, NAYS IL
At 2 o'clock this morning the Dill - admit
Nebraska vas taken up.
AT $50 the Senate went into Executive session
AT 3:l5 the Senate took recess till 10 o clock.
AT 10 O'Clock Mr.. Wilson reported back the
bill 70 construct canal from toe Mississippi to
Lake Michigan.
Mr. TRANQUIL moved to take up the bill uro-
viding for the election OF Congressmsn in Ten
nessee.
Messrs Garlic and Powell called for the yeas
and nsss. Agreed to-25 TO Z.
Mr. Fesseuden. from the conference committee
on the miscellaneous. Appropriation bill reported.
Report concurrei-in.
The bill passed facilitating the collection of
revenue in III Paso. Texas. and New Mexico.
Mr. Davis moved to postpone the bill providing
tor the election of Congressman ia Tennessee
and Louisiana. We said he meant to defeat the
bill by every means in his power.
HoUsE-House. in committee. considered the
miscellaneous appropriation bill amendment,
which was adopted, approuriating a million dol
lars 10 defray the expense Of raising and equip
ping. transporting and subsisting militia or min
ute men OF Pennsylvania. Maryland, Missouri.
Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky. called out to repel
Rebel raids. The bill was reported 10 the House
with sundry amendments.
House resumed the consideration Of the Senate
bill recognizing the courts OF the District OF
Columbia. After discussion the bill passed-s7
to So
House resumed the consideration of the mis-.
cellineous appropriation bill. and concurred in
nearly all the amendments reported from com
mittee A separate vote was taken on the amend
ment TO ply mileage for the present session in al
diton 10 the 81 900 900 already received. which
WAS agreed to.
House passed the bill authorizing Secretary of
the Treasury to appoint special agents TO collect
abandoned property in insurrectonary States aud
sell the same at auction
The House also passed the Senate bill regulat-
ing prize cases.
Mr. Pendleton offered resolution rendering
the thanks OF the House to Speaker Grow
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. White moved suspension Of rules in or
der to consider the bill TO aid Missouri in the
adjustment Of slavery.
Roll call Just completed, but the result not an-
nounced. when Mr kerrigan rose and made some
remarks with violent gesticulations.
Mr.. Coliax. Speaker pro TEN endeavored 10
stop him. and finally ordered the Sergeant at
Arms TO take him into custody. kerrigan again
essayed to speak.
Quiet was partially restored and the result Of
the vote announceu-62 against 81, not two
thirds. Rules not suspended.
Mr.. Stevens introduced "A resolution providing
that pay and mileage due 10 expelled member,
of this House be paid to their successors. Passed
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was re
turned from the Senate with amendments
Mr.. Stevens owed that the House n-concui
and asked for committee of conference
The House took recess until clock, TO ahort
the committee time to act upon them
Mr.. Washhune moved TO suspend rules fol
the consideration of bills for the admission o
Nevada anc Colorado a. States Negatived-6t
yeas, AZ nays. Motion lost.
The report of the conference committee on tn.
miscellaneous appropriation bill VAS adopted
The House by vote OF 81 against ID. con
Cured in the report of conference committee on
disagreeing vote of two House. on the bill To in
demuty the President and Others for susDendine
the writ of habcl> corpus.
WASHINGTON. March 4
SENATE considerable time was consumed b,
Messrs. Davis. Garlic. salisbury md Powell il
making motions 10 adjourn, calling Tor the yea.
and navS, &c
Mr. Bayard replied at some length to the chsrg.
OF his being conSpv or, and said the bill itse
was conspiracy against the Constitution
Mr. Cowan offered resolution tenderin.
thanks to the President of the Senate for tn,
ability. &c, with which he had presided
Adopted
Mr. Trumbull offered resolution. which wa
adopted to inform the President that the Senat
had finished its legislative business and was read,
to adjourn
liz was shortly reported that the President ha,
no further communication to make
Mr.. Foote. the Chairman after some appro
pirate remarks. declared the Senate adourne
sine die
EXTRA SESSION.
The Senate was called To order bv Mr. Forney
who read the President proclamation convenn
the Senate
On motion OF Mr. Fessenden Il resolution wa
adopted to administer the oath Of office to Mr.
Foote and declare him the President pro tenn
which done
The President pro TEN then administered tn
oath of office Ia the following Senators elect
Lemue J Bowden. of W estern Virginia: Charlie
K. Buckalew. of Pennsylvania: Zachary Chand
Ter, of Michigan; James Dixon, of Connecticut
James r. Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, Reverb
johnson. OF Maryland Edwin d Morgan, O
New York; Lot VI Morrill, of Maine Charlie
Sumner. of Massachusetts; 3 F Wade OF Ohio
Mr. Ten Eyck presented the credentials of W
Wright, OF New JerSe,, who appeared and wa
sworn ia
On motion of Mr. Wilson. of Massachusetts.
committee was appointed to wait OIL the Presiden
and inform him of toe cOnvening OF the Senate
which was done.
Mr.. Trumbull called attention TO the law re
qurlng new Senators to subscribe to the oath O
allegiance
House, After the transaction Of unmportar
business committee was appointed To wait o
the President and inform hlr that the House ha
finished business. and to ask him if he had an
further communication 10 make
The committee returned, stating that the Pre-.
ident had no communication To make
Mr.. Grow. in feeling speech. returned thank
for the complimentary resolutions
Adjourned
VERMiN EXTERMlNATOR,