New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

had rsal, both Petersburg and Richmond BY the throat
che spirit Of our Army was indomitabe, and every
man in it full Of hope and Sou H 81. AMI esh
from bis glorious successes the old "ratner OF
Waters had snatched victory from the Jaws q aeieas
at Chattanooga fought battle a. LooKous osaia
The heroic Sherman had advanced far into tbpt Sta
captured important towns and immense stores. asen
the enemy all the time before him. till he yesterday
dated his dispatches from Marietta within 10 miles Oh
Atlanta the very heart and soul Of the Rebellion In tho
South. West. The whole military situation mao never
before looked 30 promising and he believed we were
now rapidly appros ching the triumphant end OF the
With ali the necessary legislation passed by Congress
with the certain prospect OF filing up the ranks OF the
ormy with the patient and trusting patriotism OF the
people he believed that all loyal men wond now LOOK
forward with hope and faith The nrst session 81 ,1s
XXXVIIIth Congress would adjourn under favorable
auspoes and returning TO our seats On the LIST OF De
cenber he hoped to the Rebellion not only crushed
INCREASING DUTIES
Mr. ALLEY Un Mass asked leave to offer reso-
linton proposing the Senate concurring 10 increase
the duties on foreign imports twenty per cehtum ana
also TO the came extent under the internal revenue Dill
and five per centum additional on bank circulation.
Mr.. STEVENS (Un., Pa) objected to the reception o.
SUBMARINE INVENTIONS.
The House passed the Senate bill TO test submarine
inventions.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Much miscellaneous business Of no public Importance
was then transacted.
OHIO ONE HUNDRED DAYS MEN.
Mr. ECKLEY (Ohio) asked leave to offer resolution 10
exempt the Ohio one hundred day men from the drafl,
bat the House refused to suspend the rules to enab1
TAXES IN ISsURREcroyARY DISTRICTS
Mr.. FEsToN N. " reported bill further TO amend
the act for the collection OF taxes In lnsurreconafy
States He endeavored TO have it passed. but objection
being made IL was, bis motion, recommitted 10 he
Committee on Ways and Means
TREASURY COMMISSION
| oalis al mn tha rasOutiGn au-LOr.
izng the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 appoint three
persons 10 inquire and report TO the most ofcient
be found necessary having regard TO the sources NON
which 1t is to be supplied and that the necessary money
to take testimony, etc, be hereby appropriated
Mr.. KEENAN, said II the gentleman would provide tbst
mere politicians should lot be appointed he woaid 'Ve
| for the resolution
Mr.. Cox said the Secretary now had the means 20
obtain information without the passage of this Ineasm
Mr.. MORRILL, replied tina, tie Secretary had DO sreb
power
Mr.. Cox withdrew his objection. and Nj. IL BLOOD
renewed IL.
NATIONS IN HOSPITALS.
The House passed the Senate bill increasing salaries
OF matrons in hospitals $40 MONTH win ono raton'
! TREASURY COMMISSION.
Mr. MORRILL, made another unsuccessful effort TO hevo
tho House take action the resolution providing Tor
Treasury Commission.
| ADJOURNMENT.
At FIVE minutes to IL o'clock Messrs. Stevens Wash
burne OF Illinois, and Dawson were appointed Com
mttee 70 wait upon the President and inform him that
the House having completed its business, was ready 10
adjourn If he had no further communications 10 make
This Committee TO act IN conjunction with that OF
/ the Senate.
in order 10 act upon bin 10 correct error in the
enrolment act.
coPPERHEAD SPITE.
| Nr. ASCosA Pa.) moved that the Farewell Address
Of Washington be read.
coxs LAST sLUR.
Mr.. Cox (0ho) said that would be q ieprcach, con-
sidering how this Congress had acted.
y hot fha~n urYa "A
dress at the desk. -.
Mr. CoLE Cali suggested that the Clerk read tho
Declaration Of Independence.
DEMOCRATIC DEcENCY.
II was here discovered that the hands OF the coek had
been turned back ten minutes; when go
Mr. ELDRIpGE owls } exclaimed The hands OF tho
clock have been turned the other way
Mr. KELLEY: my watch wants eight minutes TO ~
Mr. ELDRIDGE: Your time is not sustained on the
Democratic side Of the House.
FROM TIE PRESIDENT.
Mr. STEVENS (Pa.) from the Joint Committee 70 wait.
upon the President reported: We have performeo
that duty He has no further communication TO make
but says. God bless you all =" Laughter
TREASURY COMMISSION.
Mr. MoRRIIL again wished the Honse 20 pass the
resolution for the appointment of Treasury Comnns-
sion to take testimony on the subject OF tariff
Mr. LIZ BLOND demanded the Yeas and Nays
Mr. EIDRIDGE moved postponement Of the subject.
Mr. MORRILL, asked leave 10 withdraw the resolution
Mr.. ELDRID0E said the gentleman was like the clock
Mr.. opTLL On. " thought that the gentleman from
Wisconsin himself Ike the clock, and expressed
his regret that there opposition to the resolution On
his side OF the House.
wAsHNaToSs ADDRESS.
Mr. Ross Ql) moved that TO- 900 copies Of the Fare
well Address Of Washington" be printed.
The SPEAKER said the subject would have 70 be re-
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. WAsnBuRsE Qll) moved that tie Address %
read.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Mr. FESToS IN. " suggested that the Declaration
Of Independence be read
Mr. Cox (Ohio) said that was revolutionary docu-
ment and the Republicans revoiutionsts. Iho
document would give aid and comfort TO the Rebels,
which the Republicans sought to do
THE READISG BEGUN.
The CLERK commenced the reading Of the Declaration
and had got SO far as when In the course OF human
THE READING SUSPENDED.
The SPEAKER Qnterruptng) said: The Clerk WIZ
suspend the reading in order TO receive message rom
the Senate.
TEN MINUTES.
The message asked the House 10 extend the llhe OK
adjournment for ten minutes, which was agreed TO-
THE READING FINISHED.
The Reading of the Declaration Of Independence was
Mr. WHALEY CIV. Va asked that the Inaugural Adj
dress Of Thomas jefferson be read:
Mr.. AMOS MYERS (Pa)-And Jenersons Notes on
Mr. EIDnlDcE Cwis.)-And Abraham Lincon's In
augural Address
PAY OF CLERKS.
Mr.. PESDLETos Ohio introduced a resolution TO in
crease the pay Of the House clerks and employees 20 per
centum. which was agreed 70.
PAY OF REPORTERS.
similar resolution for the benefit OF TAe GLOBE re-
porters also adopted.
ADJoURSMRNT AT LAST
Another message was then received from the Senate
extending the time of the adjournment TIL le o'clock