, 1864-05-06

~ ttbs - .-Js 'ns nnt,i the rarr,son
amounted 10 nes,ly coo men. Hc also states that
5,a,1,v fnnE measrrna r. serd m reinforcements
f Rtevenh. and ;hsr xsers stfnaSI7 emhsrkiur
W. m4en Ae 1sssa'eo 'a'"s''a''oa o' 'he .apS1'0
Al Of which Is rcspecsfally submitted.
tsisned) y y. = Z: MApn; Gadns
A5ont,f1 nv the eor,rn,4tee ~ tbe1r renort
1si"nedl b. F. WApE. EhaIrm.u.
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[No7z.-The following conclusion Of Senate pro-
cetdinRs On Wednesday came to band too late Tor
our last issue.-EDs. TH1n.l
as f9lloWs: -. so.o,. ,:ons,,. -. .-
jority Of Tie Senators doiy aua1.ase! OF chosen:
tas., meoiy yadsd oi tns Tain ~, ans ns,.oo ~
nppGpted aba 9nnned ~ xoef nt. .ot u sass. ana a.
i The election Of P[nsidsns dsvovss I s. aRoo I sne
uouse OF hepfesestavcs, ana shs m @ Hoosa =, a.
seaet for one person. then be shall be declared
President elect q inc pn.teo Slates- e,,x
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Mo:1 SAD there @ Wefe too5 .s9s
c'nnase ~ eas T.; ~ .,os ,S,ch prnn,avnf1
doht - thst Il 4aeant to anoiy to persons duly
chosen md a1al'aed y INC PROPOSED H. ,ie
wIen an fmpor1aut measure was impending mi iii
Il ey H. ia sa
and there was aa
eentai,ve or Senator
Mr. CARLISLE Of West v,rEinln Ed thas h ,a al
Sas furn Mnsrf.nd a;ncs H., fnrms1on ~ the
w 9mMNcoy ss,a wsa ,,o,n that n,aar tha
~, haI ~ tha r;1h, - a1ont .ne,, -,iss
~ .ha eaTetnment al our hny AZ tho c1i9ences
~ ~. tha fI;,ea 5emnnGad. In snnnort of ths nronn
~ AA0 st41e9 1~'na+'tH.- - - - -1 r.
T,1Tat n9t}ah Pa,,;,n,ent ~'t0 '0'
otasn H. MI nf K.ntorv zpon,a 1,,ka to koow n
thipteen members cefting themselves together
would cens,tintc Quorum .. ..
~ @1s.ian vas ",,s an eEireme ane and
to the sst ~
H.. ,,,,,n~,>4
:. o. motion o. ~; as FEssENpEN OF maane, rom
he e. 81 on !. ~ Naval App5o,
and agreed @ e final conference; :,
NJ, WILSON. q Mass: called R np the feP9Tt P o o.
tablishIDg hnreau 81 Military Justiee, and moved
that Tue senate Ieceoe nu1n ise amendments The
motion va selee1ed.
Mr. cOLlAMEh. Of ". moved that the Senate
aahcfe 1g ~ H nMenaInEn.t.
M1 WiLs4N sa1o nay me ieatu5ss .s ot tne noase
bill Old an act ot Justice 70 one OF ne most teserv
ing officers m Of the Government which The Senate
struck out.
Of the Judge Adyocate General was pureya clVi.
moen o. iii sd
the table: ,ah,e:.z,..u.. =,
HI: FESsENDEN called up ny h.s resolution M that
e ,ne n.1os. f aSsertees ou' sao '@
III: :FE5sENDEH sala tne iact taat me senate
had itfelf 50 often been without 9uoruu, had be-
'Ss, .1a H. The "a
eeht through he oiici psper of Congress % their
constiTuenees, 80 that senae Of shame might COM
Pe1 4hs tee!s ". aMguunps; n',Ia;3n ~ ,sontea
TIE Senate then On mo.on 81 h
We, wen. ln.o sAecu.1's M eesstons . nu5onfnea.
f@ q THURSDAYS FhocEEDlSGs. -elsa4
WAsu1soros, May s, 1864
SENATE
1,
Wenop Itat5; ed q Is. = ~ maae me opening prayer.
-. 6t.oa o. 5 W. P a5s ram tne e Eo
3iIi 70 esiaons4 oGeaa Heamsaip service between
b!' an1 gn inE "lta ~ y, y
M. WlLh1tNsoN, ~ o. aunn.; aesneo 0rIoef 10
amend 1ne pl!i, anu not ll'suE 41s anen1msnt pre-
paleo. ashe0 .uat Ine sap9ees W. 'a1u osef'
A1EeeT = 70. o1, e,x. cn,.,.. r..
,tories' reported IT'S Sill to amend me ths ena6iins act
tine fet az election 4 Nevada . 20 d Tuesday
Nj. HOVE, Of Wis, addressed the Senate at
some length IN support oi the olli 70 pay Wiscon-
sin pa1t 1a re grant oI lands made to her n 1H5a
LII SUMNER. o. masf., presented s9nsn1nte
toI the & amendment ne to tnS National n
BANK on, increasing ase tne 1aa on ettcn1anon 70
per, cent; on lhe uep07ats. 70 OF per
cent, ano on cnpi5ai i ssock n;eJonu sae l
amonnt MI - ~ = noaas 70 qeea t VI one pes
eeTt eagn na 5hs te 4s. mn aSs ~ h,,
Ine eiauee ~ tne Dill snecuns me ha1E o. S9m+
ms1ee o. neW .olh "ns' '[ ~ ~ ol ~: naes
e TIC currency to Close e iss aaiss w When Is capta
h emu ee &c les sn nsn I'VE mons anu s "usp'ns 'eEs
sn14 NJ ~ pet eeas' htu f. ..aa.
,rd ,bs Sa1ota ,,Se.nas3 ~ ~ Tnor H.
nn1 tae betntf1 oIonted II. H. tne
innrned e~op~~ - 1>eA
Jo'''neo' u.,s ,e.,
.-=ti. nAsnISofoS' NAY O. 1sof:
HOUSE.
The uouse went into: Committee Of the Whole
Pennsylvania for the expenses incurred in calling
ont troops to repe1 invasion.
Air. cox, Of Ohio. offered an additional section,
nppropdotinR 61o, 90 to dcfsay the expense Of
railing out volunteer militia and minute men In
Pennsylvauia, Maryland and other aoyal states to
repel rebel raids.
MI. GARFlLD, OF Oh1o; Satd THIS subject ta be,
1ore ~ Gomm3ee @ on Mtaey anat1s, wh9 nsd .s
1acts. me CommNtee ~ese daiay eapeetlng lall
report On me vatlons el1ms7 WIS necessary 10
hare an me 1aets geiofe tne honse eonld axe "a
engfnt ~ f.; ~ 1 nnt 1s ,adi me
~; SMITH. q ~, ssked Why tbe money ehoald
not " aPpzup.ttsu npwi dns1I r UT NY u s.e
War Department, Or olseWnere "a washington. any
evidence o. l1e nnpes u giss LOT "niSh sne saa
were to be 6ets5mined as the "a cases arise.
Mr. GAhflELb fepnta: Tue oecsetafT or Waf
STATES. ST. % Which be M s now now eolecttns embracing III
parties. - NC ntsntioh i q inc military Com
mi'.ce 10 intEolnec bill providing for = commits
sion 10 s1t during me teeees 20 WON the papers
sion Of Congress. Then Congress Will know the
eums due. and appropriate the money accordingly
: Mr. ODkLL, Of N. T.. In response 10 Mr.. Smith,
nj Missouri m