New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

dry dock " sec,cary Of the Navy SHALL deem 1t ex'
survey, the oec'o'"'
Iel'u, ,ec rela.;ve 10 the sppcintcent of Nld'lp
men was st,ich en- or', us 'h7 fu' jew % ~
cd or in another hlh. ,,,.eor,, NH
NJ, c0TFAX u:,p., lud.l, frnm ne 20 irISnCo r. S'',
af oi'n ,oor. report Oh the PCstOhieo heioiH'
BIZ which was ad"P'eu. = ,,o o,non6,nent giving
the soldiers frarkmg Tnvllee's, e,sd n"J from them.
o,J, .vste,n. and the llou4e fecedcd iioui ,n'u
9TH S ose non coucurred in the Senate PROVE
ions changing Postmsstero counis sions lh,o enns'
,;es and rsduring postage on hnSShi"es w 49,, " -,
wid bv their publisheis, aud The oeha'o ie''"'u
Tps Other p-ovsous of tie BILL esia' Fishing free
o,r;er svsten sLd makips uniform letter aud news
uaper rate Of postage, &c, were al aS'eeu " "
both Houses.
TIfr WAYS tND MEANS DISAGREEMENT.
Mr. DAWES, from Tie Committee OF Go, ference
ON the di-agre.ng votes ON tile bank uu'y cihuss W
The Finance bill, made report thereon, ~m.h.
after ex planations by HIM, vas adOpteu oy 'no
House.
THE MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION BILL.
TIE House considered in COMMITTEE oi The " h0ie
the Miscellaneous Appro, Iiation bill.
No conclusion was reached, ana the House DooR
recess until O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
THF MIsCFLLAHfoUs APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
The Home reassenbled hi p. m. aud went ihto
COMMITTEES of tie Whole on the MlscellaneouS Az
preparation bili. A.,
the man who irapars the strength aud efficiency oi
Inc Executive TO any extent impa Ts Vie war ia
W hicb we are now engaged. The war spiea'er ihah
the President gnd COngIess together. Woe 20 ine
,et ot men who oppose 1t. He alluded 10 tue acllon
ot tbe Onpos,tion last night IN meeting the lndem-
Il ty ana H4jeas Corpus bill, not with argument,
hut with parliamentary acllcs, 10 lcst iuc ihltrh
cudnrauce of the House, IA outrageous. ne hlh nov
question tie III eCriiy of the gentlemen on 'he o'ner
| ,ide-but for himself he belonged to "A parry tha'
never farnsl ed syu.pab1ers WIN treason, uect lse
, Republican could not be traitor. lie denied that
the people Lad passed ANY contamination Oh tlo Ne
publicans IN the late eeciions He referred To the
r.gle elton Of BcDl 7. W HCc 10 Tie Senate OF thc
limited States from the State OF Ono IA proud ana
nai,ioiic deGsnce 10 all opponents Of Tue war. lie
said tnat The Republicans were willing and anxious
TO submit all the great political r. nes oil he DAY To
tLe peOule for their verdict.
| Air. VALLANDIGiIAM (Dem., o. wished to
pat Oh Clio a collection OF evidence TO rho" that he
ind been srossly msrepresented u toa pro oiiio
he iNullaudigham submitted ~ February, iSoi. lie
denied that that proposition WAS desl9ned TO cIehe
separaie nauoualiiies. Ii was only ah hrraigemeh,
fo- The several States in the Electoral College and
Senate of the United States. within the Union, and
under the Constitution TO protect The smaller States
from the poss bic aggres,iOns Of he larger ones
| Mr. BINGHAM lRen.. q said that nothing hls
colleague could produce could ocpnye tue PROPOSE
ton of an Interpretation different nom VIDA. lie
| Biz phIml h ld gwen IT,
| Mr VAILANDIGHAM SAID that no dogunatism
or interrre,alon could give 10 his lNalanclgham b
,roposi,Ion any other meaning than what IL con
tanned. ,
Mr. VAN WICK Rep. y. " after aludine to
the fact that no detailed report Of the battle 81 Far
Oaks lad been made briefly rec'uni.d the move.
merts of Cneeys Div.iou from the 9TH OF May mill
the battle OF Fair O.ss; what loss sustained from
toll and exposure, and was halted anna swamp
bnu, five miles from Richmond, entirely 10 he ad-
vance, Ttat tie left wing bad cro'fed Tie CLiosA'
hominy while the right stood pAnting and impatient
Oh the northern bank That keye.s CorFs, CONSIST
ing Of Casey's and C0uchs Diyislon., were rA or
EIGHT miles in advance OF Honiaeluians Corp, ~
an EXPOSED and dan gerOgs posliOn, that keycs, AL
able and experienced officer, nsinAted at this
Caseys Division occupied the front line, and 20 hsr
ardoas WIS., it considered hat TWO oays before the
fgh lu.gage, wagons and stores were Ken 10 the
rear. He referred to The storm oi fndSy, wb'cn
| The enemy ssDposed would preve the iotsing o
| the rQht wing or the retreat Of the len. lbat
Ca,ey's Dlvi-iOn had but 1000 men hi Tor duty,
willie Sue enemy marched from 10000 to @o'OJV
against him. Hlll's and IoDgs'feets Diyis'ons
10 attack IN front IIuger 10 bank on tie left, and
Smith 10 fall on tho right. That Casey's men held
the ground for three hours, without beng re-
enforced. when they fell back On the second lle
where Coucb. aud come Of Hein.zelmsns forces
yielded in le,s time Than did Caeys IhAi thr Rebels
I f.0
dc,iroyed the lett wing. but Cas-y ob1uraic retis
tence protrscted the time th,t Suuiner cro'sed,
night came on, and the army was saved. lnAt lDe
front ana every rod vi the IerenI ww Covered "iD
Rebel dead; that our own gallant men icu where
the ,leepcrs are many but VITA their bdck' on tue
Geld and their feet 20 the foe That nearly one-thTd
OF Cs.ev's men Were killed ana wounded; IL larger
proporton than nuy other division had sustained
,inele ba tle during the wa'. He spoke Of re dif
tntch Of Gen. Mcclellan, tlat tie dIvIslOu broke
I La. lftllx
had aud never would rny MI unklnd word Of t'rn.
MCCLELLAN. Csrey's diyirion at that ti're, as
did the whole Army Of the Potomac. yielded
to him tier admiration, but be eoLhdod
too closely IN those who had bis conldehce That
there were wicked almost treG-0nHble, hatred
among rome Of bis professional Ge.erala OF military
educA alton Tbst Mcclellan, Of necessity, could not
be in tie fight, and knew nothing Iersonal!y OF
CAsey's troo,r That bic dispatch must have been
Oh Information from a rival General wno ~as hun
self not in the Sight. Tia, be did not zee keyes or
Ca.ey, or any OF his BugAdiers bofore sending his
dispatch. "S0me officers Of high rank were o?pO-
rite TO Keyess Corp aud Csseys DivilOD. Gen.
Mcclellan did not pariakc OF thai ieeiug. Neither
did the two Generals oi hle stan, Marcy ana VIII
linns high-niudcd and noble men" Then spDks
Of the Division being ordered 10 the Ch kahomny,
WHERE without tens, without blankets, without
food and without mnrmuriDs, they lay Gown on The
bauks Of That deadly stream. lhnt McClolian, after
viewing the tatle field, modified bis port, admit
ting that portion of tue Dyirlon had bchlyed we'll
and made a n,ost ~ liant rland against superior
Numbers, "regtTying IT 10 fu.ufe time 10 /
designate what portion had done It'd duty" Then
r. feIred to their couduct at The battle of White |
Oak Swamp Bridge; Of their services guard;
that they crossed Ito last and destroyed tie
last bridge which separated them from the enemy.
Thon spoke Of the gallant dead al Far Oak.--InonV
them Col. Baily Col Brown and Maj or Van Walk [
enburg-so trpthiully alluded TO III Casey report
" as a brave discreet and energetic, brother Of
the distinguished member Of tins iioufe, his col. |
L.. Nc.u.Ynrk HnrnrrI.lr La f1Dir ENo. |