New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04


adopted reqo' cng the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
Snform the senate a. s next session what steps hso
been " zen to investigate the FRAUDS IN 'De 0"i
Frant1sco Custon-iOuse and Mint.
GRADE OF NAVY LINE-0FTiCths; -,
MIR. ARNOLD called up the bill 10 amehE ,ne "0'
u estallish the Grade Of hne-ofcers IN inc Navy,
Mr. TRUMRULL offered an amehdlnen' W I Wn"s
trh the rroyiso hmilng the apron, menu o. neaI
Admiials 10 those who have re'eiVeo 'i'' VI
Congress. o,d,oe,, wss adontsd
After discussion the hmehd"eh' ""s "'''S"'
Yeas 10; Nays, 10.
Tie lLi passed. ,..,u,,,,,,,o
Mr.. ARNOLD offered resolution, 'Vhlch wss
.soa,od renupsting the Secretary of the Navy to
sno,mrnicate 10 the Senate the proceedings OF the
Coort Martial in the Gaze OF Commander kooer'
Hand, - 49,. ,,.o,.,. 49,,
TIC CONFisC ALTON ACT.
Mr.. HARRIS Rep, n. ", from the Judiciary
tnmmittee. reported back the bIl TO amend the PCT
for the collection OF dunes on imports, and the Con-
hscnton 6st.
RELIEF cF ASSISTANT SURGEONS or CAVALRY
Mr.. WILSON REP, Mnss.) called 40 the House
bill for the relei o. cert,iu persons who nave per
formed fhs duties Of Assistant Surgeons oil cavalry
Passed
TIE VIII. OF CAPT s.EV.
NJ HARRIS called ny resolution rola'1g 70
Che devise Of the property Of Capt Levi sad oeiee
q Substitute authorizing the Attorney-Ge"eral 10 et
port AIS opinion as 10 The vaI@'y o. 'ie saie' -"
0ut itute was adopted.
,coDIFiCArION OF NAVAL. laws.
Tr. GRIMES REP, Iowa. called up ths JOINT
yes.lation to appoint coriissioh W ieN"e "u'
seecify the naval laws tasseu'
PROVISIONAL GOyERNTENTS.
Mr.. HARRIS called up the bill 70 esta6iSa proVis-
sAsnaf governments IL cortsin cases , ~.
Mr.. DAVIS moved 70 lay the bill ON tie table
Iost-Yels, Is; Nave, 81.
Mr.. DAVIS Un., KY then moved y ADJOURN
Releeted-Yeas, d Nays, 81!
M. WILKINSON Rep, Mimi moved TO poet
nom the bin and take up the bill to organize the Ter
xx;,orv of Montana. lie didnot think that the pend
M biI rond be messed at this late Gay Of the see
MIR. DoOLITTLE Rep, Wis., said he was I
practical man, and wished to pass practical meAs
s,ee; and he though }, very douodni II this oll
eopld te uAssed at this time Of the session.
The discussion was continued al some length BY
Neesrs. HOWE, HARRIS, HARDING and others
aud toe mo ION was agreed to--feas y Nays 40.
nv. WILSON Of Mass. moved 10 charge th'
name from Montana 30 Idaho.
Mr. HARDING offered an amendment changing
ste boundary lDe. Passed.
The bill passed
ADJUSTMENT or NAVY SUPPLIES.
Mr.. GRIMES called np the bill to authorize ID
Secretary Of the Navy equitably to adjus; Certan
eupples. Passed.
THE ADMISSION OF NEVADA.
Mr. WADE (Rey., Ohio) called mp the bill 70
Mr. DAVIS opposed the bill on the ground TIM
fhere were noi sufficient inhabitants there
Mr. CARLlLE moved 20 amend by provlGin!
that there should be l27,o0O inhabitants in the Ter
yjtory.
Nj RICE said when they ssid they had enough
e. form State they should be admitted and We hal
no rlghi to tx the number. They were American
citizens and entitled 70 representation.
Mr.. LANE Rep, hsns3sl said they wOpd hay,
e. read The Senator from NiTgioia out of the Demo
ora,ic party. IL the doctrine of the Democrat
rJty that it nade no difference whs, the number
were If they were willing and able to support "a Stat
Government, Aud tOere was another doctrine c
that party, which she Senator seemed to have fol
gotten; That was, that IN time OF war you mn
Suppoit your Government whether right or wronl
The bill passed. Yeas, 26; Nays L.
TREATY WITH PERU.
Mr. SUMNER, from the Committee Of COME
enoe, the bill to carry into effect the treaty wi
Peru, made "a report, Which was concurred il.
ADMISSION OF COLORADO.
Mr. WADE called up tie bill for tie admisS
Of Colorado az State.
Mf TRUMBULL moved 70 postpone the COlorat
bill, aud take up the bill providing for the elec,ic
of represep.ailyee il Tennessee and Louisiana, h
iected--Yeas 10; Nays 20.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE AMENDMENTS.
Mr. FESSENDEN, from the Committee on Cor
ference the Internal Revenue bill, made repoI
which ,concurred IN.
MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORIZATIONS.
M FESSENDEN, from the Finance Committee
reported back the Miscellaneous Appropriation bj 4
Committee on Finance were adopted The Con.
nlttee moved TO stIke out the provision for th,
nlsge.
mr. WILSON hoped j, wonld be stricken on;
it would be q stain Oh any one TO take this thr
mileage.
Mr.. RICHARDSON was opposed TO striking
out. lie thought there could be stain in takin
what the law provided ne part OF their comp ensa
GoD.
Mr.. SHERMAN referred TO the law which pro
vided hat two mileages should be paid.
Nc WILSON (MIss.l sad wien the pay Of IL,
nenbersof CODgress'was established II was under
stood that there was TO be no third MILEAGE
Mr.. FESSENDEN said il was clearly 60 under
stood that members were 10 Lave $1,000 and tw,
pleages, and he never knew any other construction
Bat tins was proposition 10 pocket extra mile
sge.
Toe motion to strike it Gu, wac lost ly the follow
Inc vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Clark Dixon, Tes,eudeD. Foot. Foster
OIimes hsjao, Howe kuH Lane 0Ed.l NORTH, Sher
Sumner, Ten Esck Made W ilev WI son Mas II
NAYS-Jes.fs. Arnold, CeiIle cowsn Dayis IIoolittle
erinr henderson, iicks, Howard Lsne (KGnsa Latham
E.s1rh. Psmeroyi Powell, Rice, RiclaT5son Trunbull
Wal Wilkinson and Wilson (Mo.)-Z0
Mr.. CHANDLER said lie was paired but SHOULD
have voted Aye.
Mr.. HARRIS also said be Should have voted Ay.
II to bad not paired off.
Mr.. HILSON (Massl moved AZ amendment, L
make mileage % cents per mic. Rejected.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
CLAIMS OF LOYAL CITIZENS FOR DAMAGES.
Mr.. FENTON Rep, Ny moved but the House
to md IN rue To u. e.