New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
CONGRESS

SEAT. June ia bill was Introduced 20 set apart
porto OF the State OF Texas for the occupation Of
neero,s Mr.. sumner offered BILL which was referred
20 tedrciciay Committee explaining the Confscation
set o. Jus ,ar His bill enacts that there shall he no
forfeiture real estate other than provided for By the
Constitution. NJ Henderson proposed amendments 20
the Constitution joint resolution in relation 10 tie
cccupation O. Mexico by the French was referred.
resolution xas offered approprlting money 10 supply
deGciencr. ia public printing and bouniies. Mr..
wilkins. Introduced resolution calling upon the
Secrcar o War for Information in regard 10 the az
zest aud IMPRISONMENT o. soldiers OF the 9th Minnesota
2e.imrn. by The military authorities Of Missouri
while engaged in protecting certain slnves
from being carried away by Rebel masters. Ny
IaneI lKauasO said that Of soldiers had been
inca-coraied In dun geons in Missouri for the simple
Intense Of "burrahing" for jim Lane" and that the
Colonel who had imprisoned them was himself after
ward Obliged to "hurrsh" for Jim Lane" The sub
tsot introduced was undergoing investigation by
tho Missouri authorities. The officers appointed by
Gov Gamble Of Missouri were the offenders. They are
sympathzers with the Rebellion The House bill max.
ing Consular and Diplomatic appropriations was
referred 20 Che Finance Committee. The resolu
ton to expel Senator Davis OF Kentucky was
made the order FOR Wednesday next. at o'clock
ton sre lst Thai slavery, involuntary servitude
sxcept az punishment; fog erirne shall not exist ia ihe
United STATES I'd, That majority of al the members
sf each House may propose amendments to tie Const
tu,ion tha. a majority Of al the States. through their
legislature may 10 the sane; that such amendments
,hp b. part Of tie Constitution when ratified by the
Lesisstrres Of tNothrds Of al the States By Con
sentiars in .oth.1s Of Statesl Mr.. Garlic (Ind
Taion Na.) announced tie death Of Mr.. Borden. and
moved the usual resolution Of confidence. and that the
senators wear Grape fo: thirty days ard further
mark OF respect that the Senate adjourn. Mcssrs.
Wiley and Wilson, folloged in en,oges. The resou-
iicns Y ere adopted and the Senate adjourned.
Housl--B.lls were offered TO pay loyal citizens for
os Of property during the Rebelion for military md
postal rilway from New.Yo to Washington; for
shipcan9l uniting tine Mississippi With the Northern
Lake. II wss resolved 70 give The use OF the hall 10
Miss Dictirsor who viii speak in belslfof the Freed
mons Aid Society; a voted against it, Fernando
Nod moved "a investigation, moved a whereas and
re5o..t iaa cia- ping Gen. Butler with all manner OF
fracdu.u PRACTICES. End declaring that general de-
fno,a,'ra'.oH and incapaciy pcryode the Executive
brarch O. the CoveTn c2t 20 an extent which calls for
the - e.EastiO and preventative legislation OF Con
sIessr Bu wanted ar Investigating Committee. but
te Horse ~rrrcd TIE iaat+c- being laid the table
- 10 g. Tic charges Of official misconduct in the
Nev.ioia Custom. Horse were referred 10 the Com
m. ce on Pubic FxDend;.uIes Mr Broomall uos co
resolution 70 further tue enlistment OF coloed soldiers.
iY Ofcrirg I'll pay and bounties 10 slaves yet under
Rebel coatroL A BIZ vas referred 20 reimburse Penn
.yyana FOX expenses II calling ont militia during il
yss!on TIE death Of Senator Bow den announced.
and af.cs tie Customary remarks and resolves. the
Hosse adjourned.