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

Branch MINT bill passed. n bill was passed IN
relation to the revenue, reducing the duty on
printing paper from IS to 80 per cent. Adjourned.
In the Nouse Yesterday the Senate bill to allow U.
). courts to issue final process in certain cases was
adopted. The Internal Revenue bill was taken up
some Senate amendments were not agreed 10, ana
Conference Committee was ordered. The House
concurred in the Senate section TO tax transactions
in gold, silver and bullion. The House passed the
bill 70 increase tie revenue by the reservation and sac
of town sites on river shores, mortgages, &c. The
Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was amend'd IN COM
mi,tee no az to pye million Of dollars to defray III
part the expenses of certain States in calling out
militia for home defense. An attempt 10 ee' III
$500 600 for League Island faied SlOO ooo was put
in TO carry into effect the acts relative TO laoeas
corpus. The bill was then reported to the House.
The bill to reorganize the Courts OF the Dis'rct OF
Columbia vas passed, after sharp opposiiion, 10y 81
to 80. On the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill IN
the House, separate vote was taken on the hir'
Meaae clause, and it was decided by two majority
to pay mileage for this session IN ADDITION 10 the
two sessions Of this Congress already settled iof'
The resolutions denying admission as members OF the
House of persons claiming to DO elected from inc
With Virginia and IXth Tennessee Districts was
passed. The House voted to print 10000 copies OF
Gen. Pope's report. report was mado from tho
Judiciary Committee affirming that the Postmaster
General has power to exclude Objectionable or
treasonabe newspapers from the mails. The Senate
bill incorporating the National Academy Of Sciences
was coIcurred in. Mr.. Summers resolutions con-
corning Foreign Intervention were concurred in by
l02 against q. The House concurred in the Senate
bill 10 organize the Territory of Idaho Montans).
TIE boundary is fixed so as to embrace the Salmon
and Snake River gold mines of Washington Terrific
~. The House concurred in the Senatss amend
ments about property in insnrrectopary DISTRICTS
also passed the resolution to look after the Commo-
dore Levy bequest also cencurred in the amended
Naval Grade bill. An effort to suspend the rules to
take up the Pacific Railroad bill was unsuccessful.
The Conference report on the Peru Treaty bill was
agreed TO- The House passed the bill for special
agent to collect abandoned property in Rebel dis
trcts The bill regulating proceedings in prize cases
was passed. The usual vote of thanks TO the
Speaker was unanimously rendered. A resolution
10 print Is 900 OF the amendments TO the Internal
Revenue act aud 80, 900 of the National Militia law,
was adopted. Our dispatch stops here. For re-
msnder of doings, see regular report.
In the New-York State Senate yesterday, the
following bills were reported favorsbly; To define
the dues OF the Contracting Board; to provide for
the payment OF interest canal dsas protested for
fragment; to authorize the Cana Board TO hear
and determine the claims Of contractors for damages
to amend the general railroad law; making regula-
tons lVr building bridges go as 10 protect the lives
of baggage men; relating 10 the masking up Of rail.
road trains The following bills were introduced ::
TO provide for recording certificates of marriage; TO
extend auction duties; TO improve Unon-avenue,
New. York. The Volunteer Bounty Tax bill was
passed. The Chcnango Causl Extension bill was
then taken up, and occupied the remainder Of tho
session.
In the Assembly, the following bills went through
the Committee, and wero ordered to a third reading:
The annual Canal Appropriation bill; TO appropriate
the proceeds Of the State tax to the support Of th'
Schools; 70 incorporate the Society for the Protec
ton Of Destitute Children in New.York; the snnua
Appropriation bill for the support Of the Government
taken up, and debate ensued, occupying the
r sion till the adjournment.
BY the arrival Of The Bio Bio st this port yester.
day, we have Havana dates to Feb. 20. Tho opinion
prevails there that The alabama will remain in those
waters lured by tho hope Of II vast amount Of prey.
The official Gaceta of Cuba publishes communca-
zion from the Spanish Minister at Washington to the
Government Of Cuba that the blockades Of Galveston
and Charleston have been resstablishcd. News
from YGcatan TO Feb 6roIoris many out:ages com.
mitted by rebsllious Indians. The revolution in
Venezuela, according to tho last accounts TO JAM
2l) was not yet suppressed, yet several places bad
been occupied by tie Government, forces.
Gov. Sprs.ue yesterday resigned the Office Of
Governor of Rhode leland in order to assume that
OF United States Seaator. There is no Lieutenant
Governor, Samuel G. Arnold, who was elected last
SPRING having resigned in order TO serve till March
g. u tRs United States Senate. William c. Coz
zens Of Newport, the presiding officer in the State
Senate becomes, in accordance with the provision
OF the constitution of Rhode leland, the Acting
Governor after Gov. Sprague's resignation.
AT meeting Of the Democratic Association, in
this city, last evening speeches were made by John
NJ Keen and James Brooks III favor OF the right Of
Secession, and against the wicked war" TO put
down the Rebellion. The audience Kissed the name
Of tie President frequently and loudly arplaudcd
every reference to tho gallant" State Of South
Carolina, "the State which dared TO vndicate ito
riehts as Il free and sovereign State should"
Tho prizs.schooner Annie, of Nassau n. p,
from Wilmington, arrived at this port ast evening
The Annie wa captured Feb. 25 off Wilmington,
while attempting to run the blockade at that place.
By the IT, s. steamer State Of Georgia. She bias
a full cargo Of salt.
The brig Herald, Capt. Wing, arrived yesterday
from st. Domingo City, brings home Capt James
Warren, late Of the brig Chasteain, burned by the