New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE MILITARY AND POST ROAD.
The Recently Elected New-0rleans
Representatives.
How the Committee Regard their Claims
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON CIRCUIT COURTS.
Senator Wilson's Military Court Bill
low the Committee Regard their Claims
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON CIRCUIT COURTS.
Senator Wilson's Military Court Bill
The Rtattion Against Vallandigham's Speech
IT is CONDEMNED BY LEADING DEfOCRAfS'
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WILMINGTON. Thursdsy. Jan 10, lSoS'
THE MILITARY AND POST ROAD
qbo epSesvor 10 emancipate the National Capltal
from IFS dependence on @ singletraek railroad was
resisted to-day in tho Military Commt'ee-room Of
the House by Mr. Garrett, President OF the BALI
more and Ohio, Mr. FELTON, OF the Philadeiphis'
WILMINGTON and Baltimore. and the special repre-.
sentative of the Camden and Amboy. To the several
lc,. that the Metropolitan line from Washington 70
Point of Rocks viii save ffty-one miles over the
rreset route via Baltimore from Point of Rocks to
Hacers;own, will afford aeonDection from Washing
ton to New.York through the interior Of PeDnsyl-
wanna from Cumberland to Connelsville VIII shorten
The distance from Washington TO Pittsburgh ana the
West 10 miles, and from Washington to the Chesa-
peake Bay south of Annapolis, will save ~ miles Of
the present distance to deep tide water-io oil this
wss objected only the injury that vested interests
might receive The Metropolitan lines AK Govern
meat to guarantee two and e half millions OF their
bonds in nstalments Of fifty thousand each, not to
be drawn save upon evidence tina. each fifty thou
sand has been expended in the construction of the
road. Government 10 TO have first mortgage on
The roads for the amount of bonds guaranteed.
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The Committee Of WAYS and Means will report to-
morrow the Miscellaneous and Indian Appropriation
bills The former appropriates $4,000
TIE miscellaneous appropriation bill 10 be reported
to-r GROW contains matter, covering the ground
of Senator Wilson's bill, introduced yesterday, by
creating for the Quartermsster.Generafs Bureau
three Auditors, at salary of 5000 each one So
lcitor, at q salary of 81 S0Oi ninety irstclass,
twenty second.class, and ten thirl.elass clerks.
TIE REPRESENTATIVES, FROM W-oRLEASs
TIE House Committee on Elections have come 10 nc
determination touching the right of Messrs. Flander,
and Hahn to seats members elect from New-Or
leans The decision Of the Committee may turn
upon the question whether Military Governors are
officers known TO the law bat it is quite probable
that the Committee, waving these inquiries, will ask
whether Messrs. Flanders and Hahn were the free
choke Of the electors or whether the polls were
not dp1er .ueh military surveillance as to forbid
the former suppostion and to invaiidate the eiec-
ton. II is deemed probable that the Committee will
report against the claims Of these gentlemen.
CIRCUIT COURTS FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Representative Wilson Of Iowa has been author
lied Nv the Judiciary Committee to report back,
without amendment, bis bill TO provide Circuit
Courts for the districts Of California and Oregon and
for other purposes. This bill creates ten,h Judge
Of the Supreme Court. His circuit will embrace the
Pacific States.
MILITARY COURTS.
Senator Wilson introduced bill to-day with re-
lation TO Military Courts. 1t clothes Judge-Ad'
voeates with power to issue process for witnesses,
authorizes the taking of dispositions without the
limits of the State where the Court is held, author
lies the employment Of shorthand reporters and
provide. at in time Of war, murder, rape, bur-
gary, &C., be punishable by Courts-Marti@ when
committed by persons in the service of The United
States, as the same are punishable in the several
States
REACTION AGAINST vALLANDIGHAMs SPEECH.
reaction has already set in against Vallandg-
ham and his pronunciamiento Oh the floor Of the
House among tie Democrats, even in Congress
Outside Of Congress- the condemnation Of his speech
among strict members Of tie party is common. A
caucus was hastily called Of the Democratic mana
gers last evening TO consider the party policy, will
the light cast upon the future by Bingham anc
Wright.
A distinguished railroad president Of Ohio. and
recently Democratic candidate for Governor Of
that State, declined to attend, and sent word to
buab POiSoHo iS'"N'Ho oS1"S@"
them had been ended forever by bis speech.
CONSULTATION On THE FINANCES.
II is not impossible that the Presidents Of the
principal banks Of the eoontry will DO summoned
here for purposes Of consultation very soon.
THE 800. 200, 600 BILL.
The Senate to-day passed the House joint resoIu-
ton, providing hundred millions Of Treasury Notes
for the payment Of the soldiers and sailors.
THE COAST TELEGRAPH.
Gliss, Elliott g. Co.'s proposition was 10 grit the
eoss, with telegraph wire from Fortress Monroe 10
New1Orlesns, aud TO Galveston if necessary.
TIE Joint Committee, Naval and Military, were
poafayorabIy impressed with the scheme as de-
yeloIed. prominent member of the Government
significantly said to-day that if the line could be got
readyb by next Saturday and he could have the use
Of it br twenty. -four hours it would pay the cost Of
its construction. Secretary Stanton has written q
letter the Military Committee recommending the
project
IEATHs OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The blowing soldiers have died in the hospitals
here s,co our last reDOrt
VIM. Cartwright, d, 1874 N Y. Cbas. Bentley, O, l2 Pa
Esthania SWEET, l. IL ~ H. Bernhard Keding H. 81 n. T.
RnfUt Chapman. II Ct MAJ. IL. @. ThIoop, 81 n. Y.
Ered Coore6 r. % Y. Wm Mickey, r., l4g Pa
jas q. Hubbs, u, l42 Pa Geo Sloan, /, 10 Ia
Corp. FennsI, lHfa %; W. hswn, ID D Bat ~ T. A.
Isaiah Bssbsr ID, 1853 Pa Thos J. Crouch, ION. Y.
ssrgt John A. Tsu ia Pa Thos Edwards, 4, 8! Mess
BudloLg G, 7R. l. John buuei H. ~ ~ \.