, 1864-04-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

g.. WAsnuoros. April Z. 1854
; q, SENATE.
Mr.. DOOL1TTlE OF VIA, c9llcd up the House
en- refugees from the Southern md other reserfa-
lions affected BY the rebellion, back to the1z
Several amendments were made, and the 1lli
Mr. HENDRICKS. Of 1ud., then proceeded to ad-
dress The Senate ~ length y oppost.un to the
httit eiayery III the United Statcs.
rero1ttd back the resolutiou introduced by s1r..
Chimes yesterday, to report the JOINT resolution
for The tranAer OF scamen from tho military to tho
naval service, accompanied by report. which was
ordered TO be printed. Mr. Hale nlao reported on
of tbe rssy, and On tic h'V II relation to supplies,
acd adversely Oh the bill relat,re to paymas1efs'
clerks, with umendnaen,a: III. Hale also reported
ulatc tie grade llne officers of he navy in favor
OF the resolution Of thanks to Admiral Porter aa1
aresoluuou to compensate the crew OF tho gun
Ar DAVIS. Of ny, called np his resolution In:
ettncting the Jrd1cisfy COMMITTEE to Inquire and
report whether Or not Mr focqaa iate Of Cairo IL
full ardon from the President.
Of " q r. Esastc ;S
cfarEes. &C., on which Yocnm was tried.
hr. DAVIS accepted the amendment md ex-
sad % I'D ' eharEe m of he eontf5ands 1t Cairo aud
loyai a,ayeho7aest of Kentucky baying COMO Tiers
and taken steps In compliance with tue fugitive
Yocum Eas tried and commit cd 10 tho old Capital
Prison here, but subsequently fully parloned by
tho President the day after which be was sent to
y Xiv @ tome fa1tkcr discpsslou, the subject vent
VT st. EsSi4 sSUIsBuaY, os Del, submitted the fol
Httar<d, That tho Chaplain Of tho Senate be re-
epecttull{ requested heteatter 10 pray and SUPPL
cate 10 Almighty God 10 oIr.behsll, and not to tcc-
oi biz, 0be satl ch5painf) opinion il rese-e1eo to
his duty, rs the Almighty; and that tho sid Chap
s'n be further rsa4etss ss not nns
Mr. HOWARD. Of Mich, objected to the reso-
II Senate went into executive session.
Adjourned.
TAsnEsros, April + 1861.
On motion o{ LIT. GARFIELD, OF Ohio. the
Secretary Of War WAS directed to inform the
nsmes s and and @ lanE, have Sea dismissed f1om The
military service b. authority Of tho President,
without tria By court martial, since tie be:innin
been revoked. The resolution passed.
n,,is.a RssSS5S - Ss|Irs:d II IN ,,co. -,
tEe M sosds s md boats Il ,hat Gempsay 10 be mil:
tafy md post routes. The public should Be pro-
teeted aeatnst that legai1zed monopoly, TITO tam
den q, Amboy Railroad. Company, which not Only
| imposed burdens on the people, but crippled the
| Government In tho performance Of its dnties-
The Company, lie said. 1nterfcres with the cleo
lions in that State, and designates who shal' BE-
| elected,
Nr. ROGERS. Of y. J., remarked that the state
| ment was false from beginning to end:
Dir. .WooDbRlDGE took. the disclaimer as trne
ran, brt he NfoodbridS-) Ind been informed thai
the Camden and -AnboJ Company puts t.s veto OF
| este OF The great monopoly. -
| The subject here went oScr. and tho 1taaaa n<o
eaAdat 70 iha r. cTvaa. os1cf 70 70
| lumbia,
| Ecycra1 local bills we're passed. and one appro
Iii and house OF correction In tho District OF Co
| !umbia, was discussed.
Pending motion 10 lay the bill On the tabls III
! Tforee sflinur6G.