The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-07
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VOL. XIVI.
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The 6ssGs nse q 10 o,elock n on ysster-
day. nr Hunter, of We, 10 the chair.
Aouee bin g amend the ct Imposing
reguhtlooe o. the foreign commerceOg the
0eessa'sass c ssases was considered and
sesaas jolat rssolutioo Of thanks 10 Gen
Kis0y Smith. and the cflcas and men
| under ~ command, vas considered ana
acfss Aii = lneseaee pssnasa.tly, 70
tho amount q oey0 oollaIs . mouse, too
pay Of non-commi1oloned o61ceFS ana pxi-
vAsn In the Provisional Army, was coosld-
| ercd
M Jemisop moved to amend By striking
out the word permanently" and inseztiDX
the words ''foS the period Of one year.,
which wss agreed TO, and tho bill a. amend
The bin TO suthosixs the appointment ef
graduates Of military Institutions - Cadets
ln the Provisional Army, was reported ad-
vessely from tho Milltayy COMMITTEES.
| The b41l 10 organize the light artillery WAS
reported favosahly from the AiIttasy Com
House bill to amend 60 much of the con:
l 0cItpG oCb - SoSot6o 70 t0o SASai0saVA "
certain religious sects was considered and
| passed.
Senate bill, With House amendments, to
regulate the pay Qf the General assigned to
| duty at Richmond, Was taken mp, and House
smendments being concorred In the bill WAS
passed.
A bin to organizes general stafffor armies
10 the aeld wae reported rom the Military
Committee and ordered TO be printed.
House Joint resolution to authorize the
QuartermAster General to furnish the Presi-
dent with forage for four horses, aud with
fuel and lights for his residence and quarters,
was reported from the Military Colnmittee
and referred to the C0mnktee on the judi
ciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell, Senate bill to
organize corps OF guards aud scouts 10 IA
sissippi, was transferred TO the secret calen
dar.
House tax bill WAS ordered to be printed
aud made the special order OF the DAY Tor
l21S o'clock.
Mr. Jemison submitted . ree0lu Ion Of in
quiry into the practicability OF having the
Congressional mail distributed without I'M
necessary delay. Agreed to.
House bill TO amend the act 70 regulate
the supplies of clothing to enlisted men in
the navy was considered and passed.
Senate Joint resolution for the relief Of
Wellington aoddin was considered and
On motion of Mr. Mitchell, of Ark, the
Senate resolved into secret session.
Hous Of Representatives, Prayer by the
Rev. Dr.. Read, Of the Presbyterian Church.
The Speaker laid before the House eever-
al COMMUNICATIONS from the President,
which were appropriately referred.
Senate resolution extending the session
Of Congress to Saturday the 1lth inst, was
taken mp, and Hr. FOote offered substitute,
that instead of adjourning, tho two bodies
shali, on Saturday the 1lih Inst, take re-
cess of sixty-one days.
Mr.. A. II. Garland moved to amend the
Senate resolution by strikiag. out Saturday,
the 1lth, and inserting Thursday, the 9th
inst.
MI. Miles. of 8. G moved to amend the
amendment by striking out Thursday, the
9th. and inserting Tuesday. the l4th inst
Lost. -, :.
Sc, noes So.
Mr.. Atkins, of Tenn, moved to amend the
original resolution by inserting the 4th day
Of July, instead Of the 11th of June. Lost.
Mr. Hilton, Of Fla, moved to amend the
substitute by inserting the fst day Of Sep
tember.
Mr. Duprc, of La, moved to lay the sub
stitute aud amendment on the table. Lost
ayes 40, noes A
NJ. Swan. Of Tenn. moved to amend the
Senate resolution by striking out all after the
word "rescinded," 90 Is to fix no day for
adjournment.
On motion of Mr.. Atkins, of Tenn, the
substitute and amendments were laid upon
the table.
The Senate resolution was finally agreed
Leave Of absence Sos the ssnaindar q the
seseion wa granted to Messra Lester, OF
Ga, and Ramsey, Of N. G.
The House resumed consideration OF the
Senate bill to amend an act to reduce the
currency. and to authorize new Issue OF
Treasury notes and bonds.
The blu was further debated and pOstpOn-
Mr.. Lyon, of Ala, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported back, with
amendments, Senate bill to authorize the
issue OF certificates Of Indebtedness to be
given for property purchased or impressed,
and for transportation, and TO provide for
payment OF the Interest on said certtncatee
In specie.
Aker debate, the bill and amendments
we're, on motion Of Mr.. McMullen, laid upon
the table-ayes A, noes 81.
MI. Swan moved reconsideration
Lost.
The consideration of the bill to amend the
act to reduce the currency, &C.,. was re-
| sumed.
The bill had thus far been amended by
| striking ont the fret section, and the House
having refused TO reconsider,
4r. Lyon said the whole value Of the bill
had been destroyed, and he moved to lay It
upon tho table. The motion was agreed to.
Nj. Smith, of N. c., moved rec0usidera-
tlOn Of the vote by which the bin and
amendme lts were laid upon the table. Car
ned-ayes 40, noes SO.
The question recurring upon laying the
bill and amendments upon the table, waa
decided In the negstive-ayes 50, noes 40.
Pending the confederation OF the subject,
the House took . recess until 8 o'clock
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