New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
porsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

INTERVAL sLANJ.-IiADL. .a
A bill was introduced and referred TO the
Committee on the Judiciary to prohibit the inter STATE
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Air. WIIsos Tp., Iowa. Introduced resolution.
which was referred TO tho Committee on the Eaes pro-
yidng for the creation Of additional Standing Com
rsttoes, one on Internal Revenue. and the other on
Banks and Banking.
SUNDAY CARS.
Mr. PRICE Gun. Iowa. offered a preamble setting
That Il il and ever has been admitted since the formation
Of the ovcrnie that te prosperity Of tins ntion De Yeds
y, md ob,e,yafea VI the laws d God and tlmi
the compelling Of street sd rood cs r9n On the esoah
the Divine law, end inconsistent with our pToi'ons a.
RIrei That The Committee on Judiciary be instructed
TO report bill Iepesns the a~ compelling sitet cars 10 run
Tie SPEAKER sad the Senate had lot acted the bill
Mr. PRICE said ii passed so far as the House wac
concerned.
Germ be laid on the table, .
The ISotion was carried by 60 against IS.
THIRD MISSOURI DISTRICT.
, Mr.. UPsos (Un Mch) made report IRON the Com
mittre on Elections, declaring as follows:
That John g. Scott y untitled to e,sn b, :e1' % Repre-
sentative from the lid cenossonsl District Of missouri
- = LAND GRANTS
Tho House passed the bin providing that act passed
during the present session, giving lands to States and
TO aid u the construction Of roads and for
other purposes and extending the time for making Sc
loctionsof grants shall be construed TO embrace min
eral lands which In all reserved excGsiveyto
the United States.
NEWSPAPERS IN THE OVERLAND MAILS.
Mr. KINNEY Delegate from Utah) offered resolu
ton which was adopted, instructing tho Committee ON
the Post Office and Post Roads 10 inquire into TIE expe
dency OF repeating much Of the existing law az pro-
his carrying newspapers and other printed matter in
the overland California mails.
PAY PoR PERSONS ARRESTED.
Mr. Ross ODcm ILL offered resolution that all
persons not IN the military OF naval service oil the Cned
States who have been arrested and Imprisoned without
process Of law, and relieved without tia are entitled
10 the same pay and mileage for being deprived Of their
liberty as Members Of Congress, and the Committee Of
Claims are hereby Instructed 70 report bill at an early
day for that purpose He moved the previous question:
witch was not seconded and debate rising the rcso-
luton went over.
TRADE WITH REBEL STATES.
Mr.. MGERsoLL QlL) offered a resolution 'that In
the opinion Of the House ali permits issued 10 my per-
son or persons allowing them to trade within the limits
Of any State now heretofore In rebellion should at
once be revoked, and no more Issued" 49,
The House seconded the previous question on Its pas
sage IS against 40.
The vote by which the previous question was second
ed was RECONSTRUCTED by 10 majority.
Mr. FENToH IN. ~ moved TO refer the resolution 20
The Select Committee 10 investigate the affairs OF the
Treasury Department, pending which the morning
hour expired when the House went Into commune .,
the WI ole on the State OF the Union, on tic p naAiB
for certain civil cxpenseso OF the Govern
Various amendments were made, including one pro-
vidiuQ , marble uOOr ana buithDic
ings }5r the old Hall Of Representatives, which SCI
ansrt fr statnary The President authorized TO IN
Ste iii The states 10 furnish marble or bronze statues
not exceeding two Of them for each State desired Of
citizens most ustrous for their military or cVh serV
ices. f.T e'.'r' x.. ., .h :.
Atlantic and Gulf coasts and for the es'an
lishment for the Atlantic. Gulf and Lake coas.s' ~,
GLIDING $1,000 10 enable the Lighthouse poara III
establish lights and other aids 70 navigation mncn
have been injured destroyed on the scuinsrn coas
The bill also appropriates for PUBLIC puiiangs anu