The New York herald., 1863-01-13

etos DO postponed. s"say ~ ,os,ss,ue Il for ono
Mr.. DAys said ,a,,, , - o. 4, Tho uo,ss
roops ber 40 rrosidea There was no danger y ihe
as de- q secd dag the state into rebellion and II
NJ >xsble TO retain the state M the Upkn.
SaEsNAy, trepl OF OHIO, was per, Getty wiling 10
aet the troops raised in keDtucky. We must have less
suspicion and more trust OF the men who offer TO nsht Tor
the government.
MI TEs Eyos, (rep.) Of N. j., said there $4,000
whose trsne was nearly out, and there might DO
necessity for men IN other pa es than kentneky or We
might Gen Lee inviting TO leave Washington.
The motsol postpone was re sced, yeas is, nays a.
Tho bill was then passed, yeas 70, nays Is
ORDNANCE nEror IN NEW YORK HiRBoR.
On motion Of Mr. wnsos, trep.) Of Mass, the bill 70
establish asena and ordnance depot the tide waters
New YORK harbor taken up The bill appropr,.ses
$3.50 500.
On motion Of Rr GRIMES, rep.) Of Iowa, tho bin was
REnpusssxur OF INDIAN WAR E1pDsszs.
Mr. RcE, topp Of Min called up the bill 70 reimburse
tho State OF Minnesota for expenses Incurred In suppress
Jug the late Indian hostilites.
After discussion Of length postponed and
the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ia, 1858.
PAYMENT OF COMPANY AND REGIhFNrAL OFFICERS.
Mr.. WB,n, trep) Of Ind offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee Military Affairs inquire into the
expedcncy of providing by law for the payment OF CON-
pany regmental officers the date Of their
missioLs. agreed 70.
THs Duty
Mr.. COIsAx (rep,) OF Ind, offered the followins;-
Resolved, That The Committee of Ways and Means be dis
ducing duty imported paper from .rtynye
ten per censam and that the same be considered in the
Mr. MosRnl, (repl Of yt moved lay the resolution
on tho table. Agreed to.
SLAVES.
On motion Of Mr. Dunn, (rcp) OF Ind, the Secretary
Of the Treasury requested TO inform the House.
far lies in his power what amount has been expended
sincs tho rebellion the employment and Of
tp gfnfaa nd rhaav
enses have been compensated by the servcess Of such
slaves.
pKpARrMEx1 or AGMcurrRR
On motion OF Mr. LovEJoY, (repl OF H. the Committee
Agriculture instructed TO inquire into tho
dency Of additional legislation in relation to the depart
ment OF agriculture.
On motion Of Hr KELLOGG, (rep) Of H., the Committee
Ways ANA Means were instructed to inquire into tho ex
pediency Of reducing tho duty imported rags Of which
paper is made.
COMMERCE OF TEr LANES.
On motion Of Mr. ARNOLD, (rep) Of H., !, was resolved
That the President full statistics OF The trade
and Of the great lakes the Western rivers and
NAVY YARD N rHs WEST.
Mr. NOEII, (opp.) of NO., offered resolution that the
Committee on Naval Affairs inquire into the cxpedency Of
establishing navy yard at some suitable point between
by bill or otherwise. Agreed TO.
:, RayifIoAnos M or raE rnANtapAI1os PROCLAMATION.
resolution and moved that Il be referred TO the Commit
tee on the Judiciary
Whereas, M TIE President Of the Unted States. as Com:
January, D. 1863 issue procaastion in the words
following % wit, Here fellows the emancipation proca-
s & 9 s nG"'s IN of
1sa na III aa a Pro n Of the as CON-
hereby ratified, approved "N ''' ''''''
Mr. Cox {opp Of Ohio, moved 10 lay the resolution
The table. Not agreed to-50 against S. as follows
YsAs.--Messrs. Bair Calvert Cobb, Corning Cox era.
% ytas GTsisld peano Dslap.ine Dunlap Granser Grdcr
sary aors Nay Maynard E''S Se1es apP Mte1s sa
pe MAJ sop sh;s s1rtSn, s oSe renaeon Ferry
Vallandisham vb6srd, Soorhies White Of Ohio i
NM. s1'ss Ssa. Arnold Ashley; saesIs
% RAE cossa.
fSssSs fsGa Eassrs. Es E Fsssn
den A. & p rssseaasn s,;S Fisher YranShotS flapk GoSe
$sss,sls ass::sss ns@
ss ss%s is's ss
spanldng Stevens Train, rTIm6e owbrdge. Van Horn
White Of Ind. Wilson. WINDOW worcester "A''''''
The resolution referred 70 the Committee on Ju.
dietary.
BOUNTY LANDS FOR ENLISTED soIp,rRs
Mr.. AlDRoH Cep.) Of Minn., offered the following
Resolved, That the Committee Military Affairs be in.
as e
m s % Sa e sny d
soon as the rebellion crushed report
Passed-66 against 80.
DISPUTED LANDS OF THE Pu6E1s sorD AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY.
On motion Of Mr.. WALLACE rep) Of Pa, the Committee
on the Judiciary was instructed TO inquire what legisa
ton aoy necessary TO settle the disputed question
ofhe rights 70 lands Of the Pugets Sound Agricultural
Company. --.s.. 49, = -. -. :.
INSTRUCTIONS TO GSyTaAis -
Mr.. Dawes ep.) Of Mass offered resolution request
ing the President incompatible with the IublIc IN
sretts 70 communicate 10 the House what authority
instructions have bcen given to General Dix In Virginia.
General Shepley in Louisiana, and Governor slany In
North Carolina or Of thsm concerning the election Of
Mr Rosoox CosXiISG, (rep) Of N. Y, suggested that
the inquiry include Governor Phelps, Of Arkansas and
Governor johnson, OF Tenneeree.
Mr. DAWES had objection further than that no cleo
ton cases from the two ater States had before the
Committee on Elections
The resolution adopted
EMANCIPATION.
MT ELIOT, lrcp:l OF Mass. asked leave 20 introduce
Mr.. HciNAN, (opp) OF lnd raised the objection that
no notice had been given OF intention TO introduce the b
which objection the Speaker sustained.
MILITARY AND POSTAL ROUTE HErwEEs .sp
WARRINGTON.
On snoton or Mt FESroN, trep) my, II was re-.
solveS that select committee Of Ave be appointed ~
quire into the necessity and expcdoncy II establishing
military and postal read from the city Of New York to
the cny OF ashngon, In order 10 fac iate The trans
poration OF mails. arms troops and munitions Of war
Mr. Rosoor coxkIrSe offered a resolution. which was
adopted setting forth that II has been stated that
certain property has been seized in this District by
Military Governor as the pro. ery of the rebel John A.
Campbel the present secretary OF War OF the 10 called
Confederate government and stated that the Mar.
sha " this District IL about to take said property on
writ 6 Tepevin therefore resolved that the Secretary OF
War inform ts Horse whether the rebels In the south
are able 70 retain attorneys In the national capital
MARINE rEiE1fArH RTwEES FORTRESS MONROE ASp Sxw
ORLEANS
Mr.. sEpGwicx, {rsp) Of N. Y. offered a resolution,
which was adopted nsructing the Committee on Naval
Affairs 10 inquire into the expediency Of laying tele
graph cable from Fortress Monroe points
To- New Orleans.
PAYMENT oy soInIrRs r.xtyREScE CIVILIANS
On motion Of Mr. = A. CoSEIIso, (rep Of y. ", n was
resolved as the sense Of this House that creditors Of
the sos ernmont are so merorous the soldiers OF the
Union, and that no more money should be paid % any
civil officer of the until every arrcarage due
10 any regiment IN the service has been fully paid
EMPLOYMENT os 10 600 NEGRO sornirRs
Mr. STEVENS, frep.) OF Pa, introduced iaa setting
forth that az the terms oi The cns suiers will
soon expire, and as 1t is expcden, soldiers whose
constitutions peculiarly at them for Soneru cam e,rns
therefore, be enacted, that the President author
lied and required raise, equip aud org,nIye
one hundred and ltty thousand persons of color of
African descent, 10 serve 1--WE years artillery infantry
and cavalry, 10 receive i've dollars per monl the non
commissioned officers ten dollars, together with ratona
&c ono half 20 be set aside for tho their families
and In case of families tho money aimed fer
lion. Tic Il - -.