New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
NEWYORR DAILY TIsIBUNE, TUESDAY MARCH 1864

eleven millions authorized new loan % THAT extent
and. therefore, moved the following amendment:
Provided toe. tho eleven million. be deducted om the
two buhdfta millions authorized By the lt section Of This
sot."
! This amendment Yves disagreed 70
Ibe amendment. proposed by Mr. Stevens were
adopted. aud the bill as above given. passed.
INQUIRY TOR NAVAL INFORMATION
Mt BLAIR (hep, Dor. state, Mo- offered the follow.
lre Tos1.utla8s
hssared Ttot the secretsry Of be Navy be raquescd -
instructions relative The attack upon Ciprlsston and III his
correspondence With Hear Adr Du Pot ,eiqtiye to that
oil other Information possessed b the De1arnont or H. ba
Isas growing out Of iai memorable eontt and all The
ports o. ocofs and others relative vchsc ard their
nrTt reisffs a. me- ;, i t t Wlss,!in,i
or olscwhere the Geographic order Of President
dated Apr H. 1853 directing Rear Po to re-
main inside Of Tho bar at Charleston and the enemy
odcr opisie4 Cd obeyed also the ,eie=raph order
dated APR a. 1885 directing Rear dua pu fort and Gen
Hunter 70 take the batteries on Morris and Sui
ivan Islands, and whether said oTaes wss obeyed
Of tho etret-ry Navy d,,ed July 1868 directing
Rear easi Dg Peat to soo2eFa.o VIII Gem oi2ore end
complained of want II co6eron ON tho part Of Adi
FOX. Sumter by Du on Api.. :, 1862 and
whether ,ueh pan communicated the Der atmeIt be-
fore msds md ether Rear Adra Du fon asked ios
or- troop. pfev;ou. 10 ay 1855 protested 10 The De
p.rtInc, ~ making said attack and whether any o'dr
previous e. % date gwen hui 10 attack oft S"Ete' %
II .ry manner against his uiHen, in the operations pc
Officer OF regulations fer no1c ships refused VI de-
ensd b. The Navy Department previous to h attach npeH
ton soouey closed - s!oeo running s'Hee TIE monitors
Mr. srEyESs objected to The Introduction Of the reso
lntion.
Hr: DAVIS On. Nd opleied to the gentleman to
Mr.. iis sid iliu5tico Rod been done 70 the Navy
pep-rtn"rt by tle adoption pf previous resolution
and hut fair that tho ono be now offered should
be agreed 20.
br STEVENS certainly dl not wish to do Injustice to
any ono. End would no, nsist upon ms objection.
Mr.. DAyis Un.. sd inquired whether the resolution
covered I'll the orders.
MI. ELAT replied il covered everything. The De.
psItu-nt sliruph from TO investigation
The resolution adopted.
TIE NATIONAL BAEEs.
Mr.. HoIViy Dem, Ind Of red resolution. which
passed insfrrotng tnt Committee on the Rules 10
inquire into tho ezpediency OF reporting Tue for the
establishment of COMMITTEE 10 whom shah be referred
II matters relating 10 The National Banks
a PEACE PH0pcSiTIoS.
MIR. Lone Dem Ohio offered preamble concluding
R.5'r.d Tat ts Fls.i Of tho United Stale. be and he
hereby me-: saEicsy has Te.pecsy to aPol'
Hors snd rhonss Ewing Ohio nd such other persons e.
ho fsideg .ai see proper 10 9i - Cor.'",o'Is on
Corns toner's Of IKE number for tie object on hes!'
oi the Confederate Ststrs .uth zine and place sy
esseed npon to ascertain bdote reie'Ta q E2sli lea.
whether TIE shsl rot COME TO close ard the tn"n re-
stored ny OF al the setes 10 the allegiance snd lights
NJ DAVIS (Un Mass) inquired OF Mr. Long
whether hes vcnd no, substitute Neiiandigham for NV
ing or Fillmore while M sHIHY (Un.. O.)thoucht Mr.
Buchanan ought 20 DO added TO the list Of Commits
soners.
The resolution was rejected only q members voting
Ms.sTs j. [. Alien Anco-. Brooks. coaro,h Dennison
Eden, E!dtia;e, knE KaspP Lsns Mcdowell miller pa
Morrison, DWELL (Ohoi, fendeon Randall VA , Roger
Rosi, sites, s;Touse Yoor:ees sst CEi!tsn i. Naio
The Nays were -.
gAE REBELLION.
Mr sclIrscT CUn.' Ohio offered a soEios Of r0'o'u
Tha, re present sgn,t ere AIMED Insurgents Banded
~ ic.eS md wholly ins,cn.role repetition ana ,hc.@
engaged in or siding sud .be,,in- incurred Of
public eAoUies, and should DO treated 90 such.
Tie above was agreed 10
mo next branch was road, namely:
Thi. Rebellion should be eject sy pa down and, % PIE
ts; tn c: such !osoon il isaTa tho cause
which led 10 ,hs one must be permanently removed
The Yeas and Nays we're demanded On the last
clause - 10 The removal 81 HE cause OF iLs i.eDpo
J. c. ALLE. Is his name wa called, voted 1ea AMID
Sir AItEg OF Massachusetts voted No. This caused
much moTTmsut but tie gcutlsman directly changed
his vote eypiafpg that he for he moment thought be
YcsEs E.gh ceing cDoscd 70 tho gentleman iIcH
Miaois.
We on tas side vote fog the resolution because TIC
causes Of the wef were Abolition ind Secession and
ousht 20 5e removed. ,,,<
reason similar TO that just assigned 10y the gentleman
The foil.caIl hNsing been completed. the result We
announced Is GganiTous. ~: Yeas, l23
Thc rex: resolution il the series was Saad and e as
follows: .,.,,
eouu AID floe government, huTei ndde srVghi on
Waen 10y citizen OF true paiTys can Lta Aeuay %
iadlfa-.G,c tnyt0ins short ~ hearty support 81
ut D. iug cflao ,.leTo Ito question between 4oJsy
This les, resolution was also unanimously adopted.
Ai- cox offered the following resolution;
Ke,3cee Tbs, ;Lo Rebellion be, IND The ZANE 49, Aos'sJ
q ls was agreed TO amid laughter.
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