New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

in Senate yesterday, bill in relationto bonn
ties to volunteers was passed. bill was intro
duced to pay Minnesota for suppressng Indian hos
tilities. bill respecting the Judiciary system was
referred. Also bill to prevent correspondence with
Rebels: also to regulate the appointment of mid
shipment also for the protection of overland emf
grants; also TO repeal the Law authorizing the -
pointmeut of Rear Admirals and Commodores On
the retired list Mr.. Field spoke on the bill relative
10 the discharge of State prisoners. The bill au-
thorzing the President to issue letters Of marque
was referred TO the Naval COMMITTEES. The bill TO
forfeit the pay OF absent officers was dscussed
Mr. Wilson said there were 7 500 now absent, with
and without leave. The bill was passed.
In the House the subject of introducing Homeo-
patty into the army doctoringwas dropped. A joint
resolution was passed that each State shall have
credit In snumeratiDg the number Of soldiers en-
rolled for all enlistments in The navy. The resolu.
ton denouncing Gen. Grant for expelling Jews
from his army, was laid on the table. A resolution
of thanks 10 Gen. Butler was proposed Valandig-
hams followers opposed it. and it was laid over.
The Bankrupt bill was discussed, and motion TO
lay it on the table was voted down-Yeas SO, Nays,
&c. 1t was postponed till the 18th.
Coy. Tod Of Ohio sent his message 10 the
Legislature yesterday. He fully sustains the Ma
tiOnal Government in proper efforts TO crush the
Rebellion. Ohio has 200 volunteers, 10000 OF
whom are in the field; 1900 men have been drafted
into the service but part of these enlisted aerward
for three yesrs. The balance have been diminished
by various causes until only about 24OO have been
drafted into the service. The Governor recommends
A. Al Al l.
lishment of school for military instruction He
justes the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus
advocates the passage Of law Furnishing resistance
ond also a law allowing soldiers TO vote.
We learn from Fortress Monroe tina. the boa.
sent cut by the Rhode Island to rescue the balance
Of the crew Of the Monitor, was picked up the Sd
inst on Hatteras Shoals by coasting schooner
bound to Fernandina. The schooner got aground
while picking up the boat and seven men belonging
to the Rhode Island ,weretaken off by a Government
tug.boat and carried into Hateras Inlet, all safe
The Montauk passed Hatteras Shoals on the morning
of the sd inst; weather fine and calm, but " It'll
some sea running Nothing had been heard from the
balance of the Monitors crew.
The steamship New-York, from Liverpool Dec
"a via Queenstown, Dec. %, arrived hero yesterday
Her news has been anticipated, but the foreign fes
received by her are four days later than those pre-
viously received. TIE Daily Neses and The Star
warmly advocate the views Of our Government
respecting the Alabama The letter Of Mr. Maury
TO The London Times ia feeble attempt to prove 10
England that the Federal Government will soon be
compelled TO recognize the independence of the
South.
No progress was made yesterday in organizing
She New.YorG Assembly. The ballots stood 63 10
50, the two candidates only not voting. Gov. Sey.
mours message was sent to TIE Senate. 1t is
printed in full on the other side of this sheet.
About half of the cargo of the steamship Gale.
donia has been saved in damaged condition, and
should the weather remain favorable for a week the
whole will be secured.
Thomas Acton, the Police Commissioner whom
Gov Seymour singled out as an example, has been
elected President Of the Board in place Of Gen
Bowen, resigned.
THE Stock market yesterday, with little irregu.
lar.y was Of the strongest noticed for tune past
Al the First Board the rampant feeling not generally
developed but t0e day the desire 10 buy intense
sd Quotations AL advanced Al the Second Board the
kst fairly active with an upward tendency In neatly
svsry description Quotations were strongly maintained
the close. Governments were teSdy but without much
activity Al the Third Board the Transactions were very
large. and the market continued to DO rsng one Tic
strong feeling still apparent Tho market for Foreign
ZIbsnge nrm. but not ac,iye Sterling it Francs
M The victory Of Rssecrans is considered to have
cleared Tennessee Of the Rebels and the attention Of
sors has been drawn for dsy two past to tho securities Of
that State The bonds advanced from s9 Gil bid Money
oennpss In COCA supply s4S per cent choice collateral
God has been strong with large alssclons The rate ct
the CLOSE was l3 Tho Demand Notes have been 10 good
request and advanced to t3lt closing at 1914 The One
Yssi Certificates are per cent better than yesterday with
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