New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06
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Mr. PnI offered resolution. calling upon the Secre
tary Of War furnish 10 the House copy oil the rules
adopted for sppOrtoniug naval recruits among enst
ment districts.
Thh was adopted with an amendment suggested BY
Mr. STEVENS asking In what provision Of the law man
enlisted for three years Is made to count as tnfee men
| BOuNTrEs TO WOUNDED soLDIERs.
| A resolution also adopted instructing the Com.
mttee Military Affairs to inquire whether ooonteS
accorded 20 wounded soldiers but who die before TO
osving the same should not be given to their Eehs'
RECRUITING BROKERs.
I On motion Of Mr.. MORRIS (N. " resolution was
adopted providing by law for dispensing with tue ser
vices of recruiting brokers' and prohibiting them from
receiving pay for any such pretended service.
NEw-YORK CITY RAILROAD FARES
Mr. HrRRIcK offered a preamble setting forth that
the railroads Of the city Of NewYork charge On add
cn Of twenty per cent on the pretense tnt 'heie nv
other way Of collecting from passengers tbs Internal
tax Of p per imposed the gross tecelps tnefe
Rc.ored Tina, tn. Comuito. o! Way. and M.n. inquire
into tho eIpedency repeating much OF The Internal
nue. act powers The railroad companies to increase thef
rates beyond those established by Local law OF 10
Of higher OF fare than those the sate OF NOV" o
! tho ordinances of tie city warrant
| THANKS TO sHIRMASs ARMY
Mr. Cole introduced Joint resolution. rendering the
thanks Of the people and the Congress OF the United
States TO Mai Gen. Sherman Gnd the officers anu en
nnder his command for their gJlantry aud good CON
duc in passing through Georgia und that the President
be requested 10 copy OF ths resolution 10 w
enqrossed anG transmitted 10 Gen Sherman Inc ieso
luton was referred to tho COMMITTEE U" '"''i'
4 Affairs.
LOCAL CREDITS For MEX.
| Mr. BALDWIN (ia,s) offered "a resolution. when was
adopted insirrlctng the Committee on military AHars
10 inauire into the expedioncy OF Iortne bill when
cannot be mlsntcrprcted. requiring all men ehnbteu
or drafted shall be credited 10 the city ward Town or
district to which they belong. provided thcJ nave
legal residence IN any enlistment district.
! REFORMING FOR COMMITTEE
Mr. Wilson offered q resolution. which was Hdoptes'
the Speaker !" 2ppOi1i to 9epo, short
hand for any standing special committee such matters
a. may be necessary. which shall he properly ndete.
and such reporter shall receive the nnnuai
now allowed for rcvortine courtmniihi proceedings
COMBINATIONS IT, DEPRECIATr CURRENCY
Mr. STEyTaS introduced resolution. iusI octnf 'le
Committee of WAYS and Means to itqu re INTO we eh
pedeucy of bringing q bill TO prevent combination
being formed TO raise the price of coin ana d"reoie
the value of lawful money OF the nted States. M
said IT would be rcolectcd that 'he SecIs'a'! .i u,
Treasury called attention 20 tie combinations o' r'I
to enhance the price OF gold and asked Congress - i1
vide some remedy II would also be- ieco.eccd vat ."
the second day u this session be Lao TIE hoHoi 70 ny
duce q bill which was designed 10 accomplish ths' Oh
iect The next morning ne soon as the journal Wa
read his excellent friend nom Maine (blAlle) IN 1h
alarmed and excited mrnncr informed the honse !, 81
The hill did the hct interests OF the couitry
The cntletuan said IL contained provision to prolb.
The e1 tatiop Of golds slight miSasc-snd fraughi
with az the evils Of PandorGs Box The gentleman sad
II was a most unh.ard of bill and thst 1t was absurd
The House paTtaking VI tho magnetic manner OF ms
friend and Wishing escape the evils OF this guhpowdef
plot laid tho bill upon the table without its beng printed
He remembered the gentleman said The very an,
nouncement Of tic introduction or The mn han raiseo
gold Il per cent Many observations had been inede VI,
ridicule Of the BILL among them that they might as "'
to guide the planets or control the course OF
he moon and .oi,o roc1 remark uttered thH they
might AZ well make the mercury In tho thermometer
regulate the weather ms to attempt "a re'ra,n yam
in gold by such Bat all thete things mace
10 impression upon lin. Bn! " wac cue 70 me &c,
spectate genil. who voted with him that he shouo
lay facts before the House sud country 10 rescue
them from She In putaton of utter Ignorance no tben
preceded give a short hticry VI the legislation Oh
England bearing uJon the subject showing that n"'
England IN i'y5 had declared ssr sgans, frshcr con
bipstons formed 10 enhance the price o god anu
thu. in view Of that fact laws were passed 10y IeIha
mcnl 10 IcEcJy the evil.
Mr. BIAlSH replying 90 MI Sicyens. stated that &C.
cordng 70 BIS reading Of Fngs, history t.e prohh'v'
legislation Of tie Britsl Parliament bad produced nc
judgment Y Y pnsnd So's co,swpora neou.y an. cub
taat more than h.f Sc va.
by ta1non aud SIZE was blessed With Victories IA The
deld TIE s.n.e had stated that eight years oeio
the formal resumption II speoie payments IN lA gold
had fallen 70 s nominal premium Unconsciou'iy tp'
onflensn lad nened the precise date OF the ..tc %
Waterloo thr rcslit Of Which was hat Eng'hd was tL'
coDgueror Of Europe snd nlstfts. over lhhd ana ,eh
OF curse her credit rose md gold FL. Give us odi
WGtcrioo and W. shall see similar reous Ia our ovr
)oouniry Wien that happy day comes the seutienan
BIZ III be harmless Un,ii thea 1t can Only be nh
Mr.. S1Yv1rs resumed. and in the coufse o. ~, ie
marks raid hu bill framed precisely on tne rii.9
t,e sdoptrd in England, sdHpilnS " hone'c. W ~
condition ~ this oOGntryi but Ito hoIn'' y. ~
gold was disturbed. ana -, ~, - -. ,Is I'M
..ss.s dne consideration. lie DID not say that Eng
ush legislation entire cure ol the EVIL vmc'
existed in that country, but whom TIE war stopped
gold wont down to psr He thought smiar action wa
worth trying In order to pro.in"e IKE ehrc' m
action was justified Nv The example Of the sbest men II
England. ard he was willing the shallow tchlOgist
should know what fools they had made OF theinsrIyrs
His object was Illustrate the obiect Of tho rhodd'
desceadants NJ the sves,-cloih money changers. wh'
we've .courged out OF th. temple Tbs gsntAHsn IRON
Maps uistOk history whom be said II was the universal
Judgment o. the En,lsb nation thai Inc psslsliOh wa
inohlrsnt Tie difficulty here wss In beag compelled
To pav gold anil silver r customs. and 10 borrow ic'
that purpose tAus giving the gold gamblers an oppo
tunty 10 say wha, shall be The price OF Tao money
M BHookk aid tie high position which the gentle
man from PenasyYepa held makes every movement
his OF the highest Importance in fnsnoA arsirs Hsnc'
tho very agitation oi this subject was calculated 10 lave
its eject upon an slway9.scGsiiiye money ins'keL
Mr. SIpyIss explained that he SAID at tie Opening "
his iensrks iaCi lie did not !ntrd 10 AK i'fe 'V'i
w HF55t r.: al.I to hcsr III. gentl,n.n gay so
There were three points Of difference between The
I United States and Engisnd. The notes 81 tho Bank VI
England were received everywhere throughout hly
land creating Do demand ~ with IG foI gold Will.
here tue demand was constantly Grented by the action
Of our Govcnn.eDi. mailing gold and silver only re.
ceivnb!s 81 ,he CrsoLIH2is", Another great diGer
euce vn taG Lugland. at tho period 10 which
the gentleman alluded had ,h. csirJins trade Of ths
world which France hes altogether excluded. and gold
rushed into Enelsnd 10 pay ior exports. Oar history
ACCORDING 10 The statement published On TIC LIST Of Jan
nary Uat our Imports were nv two 70 ono against Out
vas that throughout the twenty-five years Of specie
SUSPENSION in Fngrnd the circulation Of the Rubk o