New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

SENATE. .. WASHINGTON, July /. 1864.

SENATE. WASHINGTON July l 1864.
CONCLUSION OF FRIDAYS EVENING SESSION.
PASSENGERS IN STEAMERS, &C.
Mr.. CosSEss called up the bill 10 amend the sct
further to regulate the carrying Of passengers 10 steam
ships and other vessels.
Mr.. TEN EYcRshoped the bin would not be passed of
shis time 1t involved important interests, and was
scarcely expected 10 be passed this session.
Mr. McDoU0ALL favored its passage.
Senator. Thousands Of lives were suspended by q
thread through love for gain AL who love humanity
more than money should favor the bill
Its farther consideration was postponed.
CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr.. SHERMkN made report nom the Committee o.
Conference the dsagreeing amendments to the Civil
Appropriation bill. which was concurred In.
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.
Mr. CARInE having the floor the bill 10 guarantee
republican government 10 the reyoted States continued
his speech against II.
ENROLMENT ACT.
The bill amendatory of the Enrolment act was re.
turned from the House and Committee OF Conference
was appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Wilson, Lane
uDd), and Morgan on the part OF the eena'e 70 CO.
on the part Of the House.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
MI, HARLAN made report nom the committee OF
Conference on the disagreeing amendments 10 the
Pacific Railroad bill. The COMMITTEE recommend tbat
the Senate recede from its amendments provung Ior
the companys corporate bonds with interest guaraI
teed leaving an authorization for the issue OF SIG
Per mile Of Government bonds and an equal amount OF
corporate bonds fast as the several sections may De
from Leavenworth to Lawrence without the Issue OF
bonds The California portion Is allowed to remain as
In the bin of 1860 The report was coDeurred In
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr.. DooIITTLH made report from the Conference
spon the GissgTeeing amendments TO the Noftletn
eifo Route bin which was concurred in.
PUNISHMENT OF GUERRILLAs.
A Committee OF Conference was announced on the
pin to provide for speedy punishment OF guer'
GOVERNMENT IN REvoLTED STATES.
The Senate resumed consideration of the pending
Carriea-Yeas II; Nays l6, as folows: ~
YEAs-MessrS Brown, CsIlie COwsn Davis, Doohttle,
rimes Henderson Hendricks Johnson, Lane lind Nc,
DeugA Powell RiehsrdsOu Riddle Salisbury Trumbui and
Nar,-Mesus Chandler Clark, conness, Hale, Harlan,
lape (Ksusal Moran. Morrill, Pomeroy, Ramsay, Sher-
nan Sprsgue Sumner Wade, Wilkinson and Wilson.
Mr. SUMNER offered an amendment in effect enaeting
Into law the Presidents Proclamation. Lost.
The bill was then passed, Yeas, 90 Nays, -Dsvs
Powell and Salisbury voting Nay.
On motion Of Mr.. BROWN, the title was amended so
- 70 read "A bill concerning States in tnsurrecton
against the United States
The bill provides as follows:
That when the inhabitants OF any State have been
declared IN state Of instruction against the United
6tstes by PROCLAMATION Of the President by force and
Virtue OF the act entitled An act further 70 provide Tor
The collection OF duties imports and for other pur'
poses approved July 10 ls6 they sha De ana eefeDy
sste for electors Of President or Vice
President or of electing Senators OF Repre-
sentatiyes 10 Congress, until said instruction
IN said State is suppressed abandoned and SAID IN.
hsbants have returned 10 their allegiance 70 the Gov
obedience shall be declared by proclamation OF the
President Issued by virtue Of an act Of Congress here
after 70 be passed authorizing the same.
The Senate then adjourned