New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
pAy ron lrrrTIu s,l.fDi r.


Mr.. DAWES Qn., Mass. from the Committee
on Elections reported resolution that Messrs Chand
lor Scgar and Kitchen whose claims 10 s.ats rom
virginia have been rejected be- allowed mileage Tor one
session and monthly pay till the passage of tie resoil
lions In their respective lie said .hat Sir. Gland
Ter is Disirc.AiioTney H. tie Eastern District OF VIZ
glna but receives no salary, his compensation Delhg
paid in fees amounting 10 probably $50 per annum
Sir Chambers name stricken oat Tic resolution,
thus amended, was adopted by majority oil three
PIsAL ADJOURNMENT.
ON motion OF Nj CofrRoTn In, Pa i was resoiy
ed thAt the Senate concurrng both Houses adjourn tie
session Oh the 9th ofJunc at nroa.
Mr. KINNEY DEM delegate from Utah. offered
resolution which was unanimously adopted, declaring.
~ he sense of this House that the present Ia this
cagsclrss and unjusiinabc Rebellion calls loudly on
Congress for united and patriotic eEisiion. that the
sesacrhcing services Of ouT soldiers, unsurpassed in
field aud entitled to cur thanks and forgetting all
past difference It IL the duty OF Congress 70 sustain
tie constitutional authorities of the country H. their
deayors 10 suppress the Rebellion.
81 PrREssios oF NEWSPAPERS
Mr.. GErNELL tl0wa) offered resolution requesting
the President inform the House whether by order OF
the Gosefnmct the publication oi me Herd and Jgsr-
"a! Of C0rece Of New ioik was suspended and II 80,
such order and proceeding be communicated. An OBJ
lection being made. the resolaiion Aes over.
FORGERY OF OFF, IAL DoCrNESTs.
On motion OF Mr. ARNOLD NB. H. a resolution was
introduced. which adopted instructng the Com.
mttoc Of the Judiciary inquire whether any and what
legislation Is necessary 10 punish TIE forgery and publ
cation IL official dovuncuts and also what legislation
necessary to punish those Who through The press OF
otcrw !sc. give information, aid AID comfort 10 the
Rebels.
IALLY MEETINGS..
Mr. HuBBAHD Qn, Iowa offered resolution
providing tia, the House meet daily az instead Of II
O'Clock.
Mr wA-nB,RS On. Ill objected saying that We
have too much time already.
On motion Of Mr.. PiNpILIoS (Dem., OHIO the rcso'
luton was tabled 81 against p
NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSION AGAIN.
Mr. PIT ~ Diem. y. - asked leave, on behalf OF
his friends of the New York delegation 10 offer
luton He would. with tie kind permission Of tue
House. like 10 say ~ few words in explanation Of the
reasons which induced them 10 request action by this
body.
House and Is rs follows.
R1.tsa That the conduct o. The Executive authority Of
the Government m closing the OH and supp ssg the pub
hcaon OF The Horf aud Jon'4ai y Commerce nc"sppeF.
In the New YORK. under tie circumstances which have
i.e daugrrou to the OF the Union In violation Of the
Consultation, snd subse-'e Of TIE principles 81 evil liberty
and a. such /. hsrrby crrsured by this House.
Objection being made. Mr.. rruyn moved suspension
Of the rules In order that he might Introduce the rcso
lution bu, The question decided IN the negative by
Yrss~Mr..r. J. C. Algn. BALDWIN (Mich) Bi.. Brooks.
Brown wis.,, CLL,r Cohroth, Cox Da'gson, Dcnnison
Edeu. Edeeron Edndge. lnck, Gfder' Harding. HAMS
iOhiol kalbicrh krfnan king kiepp, Law. Lalear Mai
lory Marcy, McAi.irr McDoWel, Miller (Pal Moni.on'
Sa d. kce-o" kon' lo ho'' sS. Sis', Nc. sS
SarsI1e-.r.. Iiey. kmc., Arnold baldwin tMa..,)
Baxter B,aln.n, n4ii w vs Blow Boutwell, S SyS
Cole. Cresswri, Ds,i. (Nd) Da,i. IN " Dawes. Dem.
ing, Dixon, Donuelly Dhs;', keklry, Eliot tens"orth
bard lowal n,erso Jenrkcs Juln. Kelly kellogg Michl
Loan, LonsysI, Marvin, Mebnde, Mccurs, Miller (hll;
(raL Onh Patterson Perhain, Pike romeroy rce. Ran
DAN tkyl, Rice tMe), Rollins N II sehrncs schoheld
Thomas, Epson, washbume pll, Wa.hburne lMa.s) Web
ser, Whaley. Williams Wilder, Wilson, Window, and
Woodbridse-79.
Mr. DAVIS UJn Md. } offered the following:
Whoea', The following announcement appeared In the
The Emperor Uoyenent has received from thu, Of the
United States satisfactory evidence Of the and bearing
OF the resolution OF the iosu.e OF Representatives at Wash
ngton relative Mexico and Il known beside that the
ate has Indefinitely postponed all examination Of the qurson
which Ia the Executive would not have sanctioned
Ke.ed That the President communicate to ih, House II
not ineonssent with the pubic Interests, any explanation
tive to the bearing aud Of the esontion relative to
Mehico which unanimously passed the House the ah Of
APIi, 1904. .
The resolution was passed almost unanimously undei
suspension VI The rules.
TARIFF INCREASE.
Mr.. STEVENS reported the loint explanatory rcsolu.
ton. which was parsed providing that the late law
for the temporary Increase IN duties on imports shah
take effect the a0th instead Of the 10th of April All
uutI'n Improperly pdld 10 DC Ieluhucd.
DUTIES on IMPORTS.
Mr.. STEVENS Un., Pa) from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported Joint resolution Nicnda
tory Of the joint resolution to increase temporarily the
dates on Imports, approved April -, Isti. us io
lows:
Uhercds The joint resolution of Congress entitled
Joint feso1tion to Increase temporarily IL, dcs imports
was approved by the President the 18th OF April at 81
minutes past o'clock but ploEug ated hi
the DAY following to wit, April 20, 1854 therefore,
hs1ifec, That the frsortiou shall 10, dt .nrd TO have
taken effect uA the said u day Of APRIL l,ji sad the snd
f,,o.ut0u sla not Dee constr'dt 10 dr the good IN bc
bonded Wafrhute bonded Tor warrhou,sus -
10 tie ND Nh dry VI AlLl va and