The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-02

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HousH Or 1IPaHsEaTATlvss.-- .--1As Nous NET
as II o'clock. Prayef b. ~ Rsv. II. Danssa.
Lave q ehssns N. sranssa kr. LyssA - Va,
on account Of lndi position-
1hs 6psahef laid before sAe He1se sun1gy eem.
muDscaiionS from the Prsaidost tranantttfar con.
munic stions from the hsads tf Depastmsnts n IS.
spoa.s {, resolutions. which wsfs rafssrsA ana Of.
4ersd 70 le priutsd
ssna.. sil;srelas.nx to s1bal,s.ss, aad = orsAa.
rssa tvies and referred 70 ths Committse q NiH.
tAFy AffAIrx
Il, < q. b us, Of Ky. from tie ususal,s., On
Military Afsirs rspcrtsA the following joint rsaor
lotion, which wes unansmoualy adopted:
kesolsed. That the thaoks o. Cousrew sre sue
aAA hereby tsndsrsd General John II Morgan and
~ of6esss and men of hls 6ommand loe u & "a
bsroic, and Invaluable sesvioos In TeanssDes anA
xsatseky, lansdia.ely prse drs the battles ..
upnn tnsir authors fame - euaustne o. the records
ef The struggle waish they have 90 b:iltantly 4.
lu.txatsd
Kr. ah,isnsn. Of ~, h.rolnssA ths following
rsDosu.i13:
k<sslpex Ghs Eenae eoasarrins thai the spsak.
@ e q les Hsoes e 1sp.sss1teaiyss aad "a Rtssf
on Monday. ths l6kh Of March. at Il O'Clock 4. r
On motion Of Hr. Jones. Of Tenn the resolution
was Laid upon the tabie-ayes 81 noes IS
NJ Cone<d. 1f La tfsred . srssosuhon, whish
was ascssd TO. ins:rueting the OSmmiites on NIL
tAEy afslrs to Inquire into thet6apediancy Of In
erseains the pay OF medical eHf,sra Of ths army,
On duty In the asld.
4r Per ins, Of La, offered . resolution, which
was esrssd to- iasxuc.iag the Committee on tae
4edcsl ler sr;m snt 10 inQ 1,re into the
Of 80 amending hs law Z. 70 permit the auraeon.
0enersi 10 oirect tha expecdtufs OF any su.pluz
funds on hand ic hospitals such articles as he
may dssise. required f-r the li,k and wounded Of
the afmy
kr 0cnrad offered a rss,,u,ion. which v..
agreed to, directing the Clerk OF the House TO rs.
turn tbs papers fnrnihed in response to resolu-
ton te.stive 20 Lisut Col Broadwel, 70 the PrssI
cent end respectfully call Ais attention to the fact
inst NJ answer TO ihe inteosatorfes In the rssou.
tico las been sent, end respectfully renusst that
,hs omission be supplied.
hlr Perklos offered the following, which wss
adopted:
Reso'oss. That the Secretary OF the Treasury bc
tnssracss sd to L1form Ger Gfess wnat amount of ,t
ton has hesn purchafed for tbs Government In
Louisisna, specifying II names Of tie individuals
BY whnm bought And wseiher paid for In bonds
or etes end At wlxt average price, together with
the names OF the agents that have beeu hera ofore
snd are now enploye ed by the 0overunaent Il, pcr
chasing Gotten 10 louisiana, and whsshee any d;s
c.insassion has btea made b. them In theis ru..
ensss tesween the prcdc.cr o: the article snd
thoss who I'D 1t on speculation; also, tia reRu.
latlons which hsve been adopted by said asents,
undef instruc ions from tho Dsparsm snt el,de. for
The purchase CT security OF said cotton.
Nj Msrsha'l, Of La, eff rsd the following, which.
on his motisn, WA laid upon the table for ths
present:
Resslpsa. That, in tbs opinion Of I'll, Hsuss
sach susrsn: ess Of the debt of the Confedefsts
Etates ~ nay be made b7 the separate Stxtas
should apply fsst to the bonds Of the Oou.s sers
States which nsy hereafter be issasd.
kr Perkins offered ths following, which wa,
asresd 20:
Reso1sed That the President be req .e sted 10 far
GOuQf0sR ~
pondercs between th3 State Department and on.
OJmmifs.oners sb:oad % N b. mads with,ut da
trimsa: to ths public Interest.
Il. Dupre, Of La. introduced 3 bill relating 20
tbs snbsisssuce Of cfii sers and enlistsd men Re.
fsrrsd to tho OJmmit.se on Military Affairs
kf. Dsrksdaie, Of 2iss., introduced . bill 10 rro
Vida ko1' eoIapensaiion to psrsons employed BY
commanding Generals ~ Proves: MArshals from
civil iifs seterrsd TO the Committee 9 on N,,i:srv
AH.trs.
Er parksl.ls iryoducei The following bill "a
suspeod the writ Of habeas corpus:
Tie Gessrsss IF sae Gs.frssersn Ssates "a 4sast
That duzE g tho present invasion Of ihs Ooafede,
rate state. tho FresiGsnt shall hav. power 70 sus
Pc ID lie operation oi the VII. Of habsss corpxs ia
any town, city, or military district wksuevef In
his opin onthe publis safety may req 1ivs Is; but
suea suspension shall sprly oaly to srrests made
by the authorities OF the Confederate Government
or soK cFsacs aaaiost the SANS
SEC The Pfssident skali cause the proper on.
Gers 70 investigate The csses OF ali perSons aH.
rassed Ia order that thsy may be discharged II i'm.
properly detained uuiees they can te speedily tried
Ia d1e course of lAw.
SEC 5 Tits set shall eontinus In fo-cs for thirty
days after tbs next meeting Of Congress, and no
longer.
Mr. Earksd,ls moved suspension Of the ruls,
for fhs purpcss ct putting the bill upon lts pas
saGe Lost for the want Ct tW1-.hird7 vote; and
the hui was referred 10 the Committee en- the Ju.
diciasy.
Mr. Chambers, OF k,Es introduced Q bill to In.
crease ths conpensa;ionsof fe MAlss snp:oyed In
the frsasury Department to 6ve d0!lars per diem.
Referred 70 ahs oomnaittss Of Ways and Means.
% notloa Of Af. Jones', the House went Into
secret session.