New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04

that he simply wanted mercantile record-debtor and
creditor-sO that when Congress closed the account
would be settled.
Mr.. DAvIs moved TO lay the subject on the table,
Agreed to-72 against A.
THE PUNISHMENT oP GUERRILLAs.
The report Of the Committee Of Conference on the Dill
for the summary punishment OF guerrlls was Gun
Cured in.
SPECIAL FIVE PER CENT INCOME TAX.
Mr.. MORRILL, (Un, VT, from the Committee OF ways
and Means asked leave to report bill assessing
special income tax OF five per centum sums exceed
ing six hundred dollars, commencing from the lat OF
Objection was mode The House then took recess
till o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
THE PROPOSED SPECIAL TAX ON INCOMES
Mr.. MORRILL, (Rep., Vt again sought TO re-
port tho bill providing for especial tar on incomes He
said that 1t recommended by the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
Mr.. ROSE Dem, Ill objected.
Mr. MORRILL, said the house Wis evidently without q
quorum, and the the Sergeant Arms secured
one the better, or We might be kept here ten days
longer.
On the motion Of Mr. MORRILL,, there was call Of the
House.
RECONSTRUCTION OF TIIE REBEL STATES.
message was received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the House bill without amendment
providing for republican form OF governments In the
States overthrow by the Rebellion.
THE ENROLMENT BILL PASSED.
Mr.. GARFIELD. from the Committee of Conference on
the Enrolment bill, made report thereon and clearly
explained all its features.
fho report was concurred in by Yeas g. Nays 50.
The following is the act agreed 10 by both Houses
Further to regulate and provide for the enrolling and
calling ont tho National forces and for other purposes
The President Of the United States may. at his dis
erection al any time hereafter call for any number Of
men as volunteers for the respective terms Of two
or three years. for military service and any such youn.
teer or in of draft as hereinafter provided, any
substitute shall be credited to the town. township, Ward
or city precinct election district OF county, toward
the quota Of which he may have volunteered or engaged
as a substitute and every volunteer who Is ACCEPTED
and mustered into the service for term OF year
unless discharged. shall receive and be paid BY
the United States bounty OF 500 and II for term OF
two years unless sooner discharged bounty OF eco
and il for q term of three years unless sooner dis
charged bounty OF 500; one third OF which b0unt!
shall be paid 20 the soldier Of the time OF his beng mus
tered into the service onethrd at The expiration OF one
half Of his term Of service and In case OF lbs death
while In the service then the residue Of bis bounty I'M
paid shall be paid to his widow If he shall have left
widow. If not to his children. or there be none TO his
mother, in she be a widow.
In the quota OF any part thereof OF any town,
township ward OF city precinct or election district
or of any county not subdvided, shall not be filled
within the space of fifty days after such call then the
President shall Immediately order draft for one year
10 i'll such quota any part thereof which may Do IN.
filed; and in case OF any such DRAFT IA payment OF
money shall be accepted received by the Government
Communication 70 release any enrolled OF drafted man
from personal obligation 70 perform military service
1t shall be lawful for the Executive Of any OF the
States send recruiting sgents into any OF the States
decdrod 10 be in rebellion except the States OF Arkan-
sas Tennessee and Louisiana and 20 recruit volunteers
under any call under the provisions OF this act who
shall be credited 10 the State and 20 the respective sub
divisions thereof which mayprocure the enlistment.
Drafted men, substitutes and volunteers, when mus
tered in shall be organized In or ess ned 10 regiments
batteries other ORGANIZATIONS OF theif own States
and far practicable, shall when assigned be per
mited TO select their own regiments batteries or other
organizations from among those of their respective
States which at tie lime OF their assignment may not
be filed 20 their maximum manner
The twentieth section Of the act entitled AN act 10
amend act entitled An act tor enrolling and calling
ont the National foroee" approved Feb "a, 1864 shall
be construed 10 mean that the Secretary Of War shall
discharge minors uRder the age VI IN years, under tie
circumstances and on the conditions prescribed IN said
sectioni and hereafter. any officer OF the United
States shall enlist muster INTO the military service
any person under the age Of 10 years with or without
the consent Of his parents " guardian snch person 20
enlisted recruited shall j. Immediately and uneondi.
tionAly discharged, upon the repayment OF all bounty
received; and such recruiting or mastering ocer who
knowingly enllsts person under 10 years OF age shall
be dismissed the service with tho forfeiture OF gu pay
and allowances and shall be subect,to such further
punishment as a court martial may decide.
Sifh Section three of on act entitled " An act 20
amend act entitled An act for enrolling and calling
out the National and Tor other purposes" up
proved Feb. a. 1854. be and tho same hereby -
amended authorize and direct District Provost
Marshals under the direction Of The Provost Marshal
General 70 make draft for 100 per centum In addition
10 the number required 20 III tie quota Of any district
as provided by said section
SereaiA That instead Of travelling pay. oil drafted
allowed transportation from their places Of residence,
and persons discharged at the place Of rendezvous
shall be allowed transportation TO their places Of resi-
dence.
Eshl. All persons In the naval service Of the United
States who have entered said during the present
Rebellion who have NOT been credited 70 the quota OF
any town, district ward or state by reason OF NOR
being IN said service, and not enrolled prior 10 Feb
ruary a. 1864 shall Satisfactory proof of their resi-
denco made to the Secretary of War, he enrolled and
credited 70 the 9G0s Of the 'O .s ward 0'i'' OF
Ninth: II any person, daily drafted, shhn DO absent
FROM home IN the prosecution VI bis usual business the
Provost Marshal Of the district shall cause hun to be
duly notified as soon ~ may be. and he shall Dot DO
deemed deseTter nor liable s scch. until notice has
been given 10 him and reasonable tue alOrod for him
10 return and report the Provost Marshal Of this dis.
trict; but such absence shall not Otherwise alect his
liability under this act.
Tenth and EitreHA Nothing contained in this act is
to be construed TO alter IN any way affect the law
relative TO those cOnsoientOusy opposed 10 bearing
stitutes
The following ia the vote on the Cohsonpton bill
passed In the House:
YEIs-Messr. Alison, Ame., Arnold, Ashley, Baldwin
(MAs) Baxter, BesInan, Blair (W. Vsl Boutwell,. Boyd,
& GeSS G'i:S s Rsy' Md y D%S Psas p1SS
Hsby Hooper HOehsiss, Hubbard owel Hubbard tConn)
ass% Js' a iS'P m ksT{ sSin M lSf
Morris ~ ", Amor Myers Leonard hyeI Morton, OHeli
pa oHh, Randall Ky) Rice giel. schenek shannon
enbur Washbuine (Il) Washburn (Msss), Williams, wild
er Window, aud WoOdbrdye-e5
EArs-Messrs WIN. J. Allen, Alley, Aneona. Bailey Blair
Bh Chaner Cofroth Cox, Dawson Dcnnison Eden bdgeT
ton, Eldndse, English frans, GansOl Ghwod. Hsus hl,
Huichins Herman Knapp, Law lie Blonde, Long Mallory,
Marcy, Middleton, Miller pa Morris Ohio, Noble, Oar,
Patterson, Pendeton, Purheni Pruyn Randall Pal Rice
(Mass) RobH.on. Rollins o. J) hoin. mo Ross. SEQ
held Steele On y, Steele IN Jl, Stevens, Stiles Thomas,
Wsdiworth, Webster, Wheeler aHd Winheld-a1
BRANCH MINT AT DALLAS, dREGOs.
The House passed the bill appropriatiug 500 600 for
the establishment Of branch mint at the City Of Dallas
Oregon.
THE PREEDMES's BUREAU BILL DEFEATED.
The bill 20 establish Bureau for Freedmels Affairs.
as returned from the Senate with amendments, was
a d.. .l-orr