New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

Nnvy-Goudifious OF Negotiations Tor
! Pcncc-CrucI Puuisrimcnt, in the Army
Rebel View OF Pence Humors.
! We have receiyed Richmond papers to and in
cludipg the 9th inst, from which we extract the
following:
THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
| MONDAY. Jan. 20. 1863.
! TRIAL OF United STATES oyYIcgRs BY STATE COURTS
! Mr. Yancev Of Alabama offered the following:
! R..oired That the Committee the Judiciary De In
siucod 20 inquire and report whether an ocer OF the ara
of The p,sd states acting under the authority Of ha. Tow
eminent be made liable 10 puni,hent as criminal Joy
Collation. Of the crnis laws OF State BY State tribunal
when turned State authority By order oil tho Pfe
Mr. Yascey ,,id ne was in favor OF retaliation, but
should ke csre that what adopt for retail ton
,hall be lie was at first f,oabe to the fs'iden,
order TO tafn linton officers to the ate authorities 90 be
tried by IN, state laws for inciiug seryie n'uHecons
Bot on Reelection hs had been led 10 Doubt the policy
,,redleury and Justice ~ this When they
mai come 10 be tiled before tho State Courts the
judges may decii, that IhsJ are nos liable un S
charged ard shall suffer ia public opinion or Laying .hrea
ensi r-a.ation witch We dii not carry ont. VIC cannot
Try by o's Of the United states fof sr'on AID
highway robbery and there Is gave douJ; whether they
can be tried eKcn. slaves 30 nsureeon Ne VISA IL r.
retaliation bu: desired thi ths system 'louii b. Ger
tain h4ed and elective II Tho pan proposed b. tho PIe'i-
dent carried out the sooner were Known the
better
IN. resolutions adopted
! EEoRs.St.rioS og TIP CONFEDERATE STATES Ntyr'
Nj Brown Of Ms..ppi Introduced bul for the reorsau
milton OF the Nav n tho Confederate States which
I ierred 10 the COMMITTEES Naval Affairs.
MIR clay Of Alabama presented the credentials Of Allen T
Capco1 which being received and th't gentleman having
euy qualified took his sea' UPON the floor OF The Senate
HOUSE or REPHrsrSraTIyEs.
! cosDirON ~ rnE yiSASCTs
Accommodation " a. from tho Secretary of the
Treasury iucosrg nrns Of the Register showing tho
-moeI, o. no sane to tho 5ih day Of October
Iss2 20 81; day o. October 1854 ncn,ye to The 0ih Of
Novshrr 1884, inclusvei snd to the al't o. December
TI. show, that up ,lh December, ,hore
is3 80 50, ou.:,aadag, 4no. IsS.oi2 so
The srnouai Of stocks ard bond outstanding the i' Of
OPERATIONS ~ rnE rArExr.orTcE.
The report Of the CosiioncT - Ps'sbts sent into Con-
gres. ans che operations Of this oics dunus tho pai
year
and forJ-seveu the numhef o. caveats isued during me
vsa was tn number Of patents i,susd during tho
wear IVES .sveryhyei tho number o. United States patents
snd United States patents IN whole Ia part,
recorded and revived, one hGads4 and seveny-eisht
Anoun, Of money received 90 1875 93 smouu Of money
on hand January l. 1881, Tt8lI ~ io'i' 1850 so
Amount Of .IpsnGiiurn 1881 81 balance in Treasury
Tho psou,. is,d distributed among the several State.
Of tho Couftderacy a. fo'o.s' ,,--,--,--, - .,-
O-erga II Louisiana 81 TEXAS o; south Csrona. d North
Csroin. 81 TeLnsssse s. ArAan'A', l. Honda, Il Ken
co~pfrross ~ NEGOTIATIONS ToR PRtcB.
The pending question Wa, the ie,oution introduced By
Nj Of Kentucky with reference to tie condition,
which peace should be negotiated a.,
Some desu,ofy desuitoIy dsbae occurred MI Foote Of
the claims inofcst
would have IN such ~ We iiia Of hsd
been pledged that h1ud not be concluded without -"
curing free election Of what her position should be
lie Expressed oouiineed ih IN i'e oySy aud patriotism
II tho people Mary and and thought that pru
dies should attach ~ the portion Of TINS State than to
shat 81 Kentucky and Missouri lie Tidcnsd the idea Of
order Conederaoy lie was not IN ia'0f Of any poliesl
confederation tho States Of the North Wet Ito had
been misre presented In this respect lie was IN favor OF
mill AIRY league offensive and defensive, with Ct the
North Western STATE. that would la down her ans and ho
would afs and protect uea state sfa TIE power oil the
Lincoln Government, He though, mat ~ proper hhasner'
and m.thods the Northwest could be d. Joined from New
gland and the Middle ases Ia 1b wax In less than Iy
days
probable event Of collation. for peace Mr. tooo sid ne
ya rot pr.p.rcd discuss tie whole Jrci within tie
eonhns, Of the present resolution before tue 9a,e ca, that
bs you'd at fut.ie time submit some enlarged resolutions
TLs cou5sra'ion Of the rs'olaOn' da0!y postponed
cerTL AND UNNATURAL PuSl.HHESTs ~ rms .Rnr.
MI PEKiSs, Of ioDi'anA ihtf"dlcsd fesou'on 81 In
quy touching the proceed o. celn e.? re- martial ana
s1u.ing Ls Secretary oil Wsr TO state under which OF THO
rules lni re- aoua he government Of he army of thu
Con 'edess@ States. private L h. Seymour Company r. M
tioth pua Regiment, seuescei of ION
10 receive ,h,y.nna aches lis bare bicA cvcry Lfe
months i0I he pcnoi Oh tle wa 10 Oe Daad'd IN te ri
hsnd the letter d. aud to be- u 10 haa labor In Rich
mouj WITH bsl and chain iof lie ba.snse oi le war
III FeTkins-i drsfe 80 KNOW whether tueh pam nm"t
indicated Ia tie resolution T. IN tceofdsnce WIKI "a"
orro II shcrc l. any law 20 Justify ~ Zen .ey such a~
dsthco to us, aud our sea tue c'"oD' seh -".' ~
human n,.io. The eis rcd to IA te resolution "ss
ouiy one Of number of tho same sort ito had been IA
TIA, tho Like di's aceul aud ihhun9n punhmen had
been ajudrea IN ton es'ss " 90 I, ma, ,iaL IL a
] lie a.
/ punisL4luut Dy this lasL IA t.o army
Inc 'es,lu'.on posed, and ,ne Oh was returned.
The House took ny tho special order tho bi to ouio~
itsTy trlyiCo IN puudns question was
the amendment Mr DeItfe Of ueorsa 10 Lo tuc tl'
no p.rs1, s. en.olcd who has au1tits 'n ts w
fur shed IN accordance wi orders heretofore issued by te
NJ nlyi, 81 Miss pr opposed The entire system of oou.
sc ption lie aid that during the Moxi
can d piesen nrud ol this Louiedcucy had declined
Bigor cfs mp ON he ground th| to TFcIdet could
ghuy confer II that the troops 81 The different states
scro dnc aud had mo constitutional rsht 90 the election
% c .tc!s ans cJIlrapohdeh," hau otlh seal " hi
oy ~ Jeherson Davis who deslous 70 obtain the opn'
Of tho speaker IN he constitutional question which,
the peaker omitted TO give 10 he was not prepared
10 commit himself lie had rather he nsygur' than
TN oil he Con.cAip'ion Law lLaashtorI
rho Committee rose and fepoItei progress andthe House
then went secret session.
FOOTE'S PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
! The following joint resolutions have been offered
| by Mr. Foote and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs:
The people Of the Confederate States OF America having in
tho progress vi the pending most eoAIy demonstrated
their ability fantfiu the claim sepHfao
peudence which they have heretofore asserted bslolo
would, aud being ini xby resolved rsinquh tte
struggle ia which they ae engased uuth the
which they been contenGlng anal havo hnay
pisnrd Ia view OF the lsc that great political
course prosecution, displayed Itself Ia several OF inc
popuous and iniucuta ntaies OF what
orablY known Tie United States OF Amstca;D aud
10 view the additional fact that, among the
ayowod oppo dcsp0s aud tbs recognized ruCs Of
peace IL tue North aVa's ana depoabis mihpprehenion
has of arisen la the true condition oil public SEN
tment tho soGh touching the question II
political Union once eAlsung uoder the protection Of
AuOwn "a tho Federal Conhttuton Now in order
that no ling Of the kad eersed to may
prevail and ia oidsr ina. The uncha g,oe dscf
imitation Government aud people IN reference to tc
uptn which ulOle they would boig the aauguinary
sr. g.o a nay Ia made kuown the Cong the
Confederate states 81 America do rs,olyo ~ follows;
l. There Il plan of econsfuctng what formerly
known Federal Union to which he people oftho
isdeTste states viii consent NTongs goyous aud
ma o.