The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-22

f91 IL - questlon, the House went
into OQFnisAee Of Whole on bill providing
vars snd means for the suppsrt Of ~
Goyernments
Mr.. Walker reported from .ye9lerdeJ.
He RID % face of OPPOSITE on - il, but
deemed it his duty to state his objection,
which he proceeded to do.
On motion of the Committee Of WAYS
and Means, the proposed amendments TO
tho first section were agreed to, namely !:
To authorize the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to borrow, from time 70 time, on the
credit Of the United States, sum not ex.
ceeding $500, 0O0, 600 for The current iis-
cal year xnd $3.50. 000; 900 fcr the next
fiscal year, and to issue therefor coupons
on registered s1oa66 yEyabA AffnA 10
uie Of the Government after 80 years
from date, and Of such denominations
though not less than $50. Is the 6ssrsta-
~ may deem expedient, bearing inter
est at rate net exceeding sax psr cent.
per annum, and payable Substantially in
coin. se
SpauldiAg moved to strike ont the res
olntion Of the sale of bonds at not less than
par, 70 that Aha Hsorstaf saaay, ID his dis
erection, dispose Of them " any time upon
the best terms he can obtain. sa
Pending the advisshility Of the amend
ment, the Committee ana Honse adjonane
q. .71oIIog 4ssAR gasss
SENATE.
Hale, from tho Commit.ee on Nsyal
Affairs, reported hask the bin to author
Ire letters of marque and reprisal with
amendments, and sid be woudI cail,iE -
at az early day.
Wilson, Of Massach usetts, introduced 1
bin for the prompt administration OF
military justice and the batter govern
ment Of the military foress Of shs United
States.
Trumbull moved to take up the bill 70
re organize the Court Of Claims.
Sherman hoped bilh Of this eensr.l
character would b taken up. Ose vas
the bill eenSsrning IL diseb.rrs Of Ses1e
prisoners. Unless something Wa done
on this subject We should have collisions
between the States md IL Govsrnu,ent.
We had now almost civil var il two
States Of the Union. He vonld move
to take up no bin Of this Kind until
. eonscripsion Law Vas passed, the finas-
cial measures disposed Of and some bill
passed so that ah disloyal citizens could
be arrested according to law. 1t could
possibly make no difsrsnce whether the
Court of Clsins had three Judges or iivc.
The motion 70 take up the bill w agreed
te-ysas %, nays 10, and ssverai amend
ssents were adopted -.------
On motion Of Trumbull the bill 70 alter
the judicial Districte Of the United 6tates
placing Michigan and Ohio ID the TIL
District vas taken up, and passed.
At the expiration ofthe morning hour
the Chairman called up the special order,
the bin for the discharge Of State prisoa-
ers. 4r.,.a -.
Ttuuabie nesed.te postpone the special
order. 10 4ITA VT
s. Doolittle said bis colleague in the
House was absent on business, having
some bearing on this very bill. Thsre
had been desire BY the Suprs.s Cosrt
of Wisconsin that certain psTsons, arrest
ed for interfering with the draft, b. d.
charged. By an arrangement AL princi-
pals werc Temporarily s1spssdSd. Thss
it was Of the utmost importance that this
question should be disposed Of. A reso-
luton to postpone was agreed to. % TO 13.
The bill to re-organize the Court Of
Claims was taken up. The subject vas
unconcluded when the Senate adjourned.
Washington, Jan 81. i
Ten Eyck presented the credentials Of
Hon. james w. Wall. elected Senator
from New jersey. '@ 3's '@3s
Wilson presented che crsdentialn d
Hon. Charles Sumner. .re-eleotsd iron
Massachusetts, Tor six years.
Anthony, from the Commitase on
Printing, reported . resolution to provide
for printing the last osnsus reports.