New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03


Mr. fARNswoRrH said in reply 20 the gentleman
from Maryland (hr. Davis. that Of al acts. civil and
military Of Gen Mcclellan. there WIS not ono that
rendered his name more pOprlar and eDdeared hun 10
the hearts of d. people han the arrest Of the Seces
sion members o. the Maryland Legislature, who were
about to meet TO invoye that star In ciy wsf Ngoi'
saved Mcryand and Just previous to the
Inauguration. Mr. Lincoln had to make bis way through
Baltimore in disguise.
Mr. DAVIS replied If he bad been man OF heroic
mould lac conid have marched bravely through.
Mr. FARTswc ORTIZ. reeumng. said that when the gcH
temau's political enemies ard the enemies a the
country took the gentleman By the hand for what he
said, L. ought to raise his hand toward henven and
ask. " What have done that such men Should praise
me -
LOUSY INTERLUDE.
Mr. FAENswORTH spoke of the lousy rnpscalh0ns
in the military prisons, when Lis time expired.
Mr. KALDFLEEcH-0hi let him go on in his lousy
talk.
Mr. HAERIs (MdD replying to Mr.. Farasworth, said
the reference to HIN rs an unworthy MEMBER WIS
worn threadbare lie approved of his colleague (Mr'
Daviss) proposition and accepted what the geheHhn
from Illinois said in "Pickuickian sense no fr
Om the members Of the Maryland Legislature IN 1901
intending take that State out Of the MON they eA'
pTessy maintained that this must be done through
Convention.
Dir. WILSON replied to Mr. Davis saying that the
gentleman to-day eloquent IN behalf Oh te pgr ~
the citizen. only few days ago voted against she OH
10 prevent military interference in elections
Mr.. ScHENCK, who with Mr. DAVIS, han Vo'e9
against the bill, TO which Mr.. Wilson aiuded expained
why he did So SNORING that II dld not prevent heoeis
from voting.
THE AMENDMENT PASSED.
The vote was then taken on the amendment money
that no person shall be tried by court martial or military
commission in any state or Territory where the Couis
of the United States open except persons actually
mustered and commissioned or appointed o,herMlse W
law IN the military or nava. service or ifoei eheies
charged with being spies ana al proceedings herSuilfi
Ind contrary TO this provision shall bo vacated aud
nh persous not subject TO ai under military authority.
shall forthwith be delivered over 70 the cyh authorl
ties 10 be proceeded against tn the cors accofdR "
law and al acts parts q. us INCONSISTENT W4th 'he
above, arc hereby repeslet
The above agreed 10 - aSaiisi o. anu tp doueO
al a. took a recess TIL u.
EVENING SESSION.
CIVIL AUTHORIZATION BILL"
The civil appropriation bill came up in CON-
Air ScHrycK ursuccessfcy cndeavored 70 strike out
Mr. pavls's amendment, which had been agreed I" De-
fore the recess. and 10 substitute soneihing Csc.
One million dollars added 20 the civil bi 70 sup
ply DEFICIENCIES.
SOLDIERS CLOTHING.
On motion Of Mr.. ScnENcN. a amendment was made
tha tie communication ior clothing To Vouneprs shiD De
the same as tia, OF soldiers ~ the regular army
PAY or cLrRKs.
Mr.. STEVENS offered al amendment increasing The
pay u clerks IL Congress and III the Executive Delai
ments.
This was amended Oh motion Of Mr.. NELSON 50 rs
TO increase tie compensation Of members Of The pres
ent Congress % per cenium
| MILEAGE.
Mr. SIEvrNs moved 10 strike out tie above and sub
situe that hereafter the mileage Of incrneIs s'aH ue
10 cents Il mile and $500 month for the time Congress
Mr. morrill, moved proyl.o that the Increase shall
not Ia &c effect til January. ls70 md not then, Il De
/ fore that time Il shal. be repealed lI.auriter
The Substitute Of Mr. STEVENS was relceiea, ana w
proposition 10 increase the compensation OF C'eIAS anu
Members OF Congress was lost by vote OF % Yeas
- so! DIEns OF 1912.
M SrArLDXG moved IN Amendment, which was re
ee:od, Tat each surviving soldier @! TIE " = o! ~ :
De paid 500 per annum daring b. natural ne ana
( that s. Ooeee6 'e appropriated ior tles purpose
I III GIN. UALLBCK DocREp.
An amendment vas adopted declaring Illegal an0
void tie aliowauee OF double rntois 20 any Chief Of
! SAT- This Is intended 10 take snch allowance from
Gen. Halleck
Nh NFIsDs agalu offered bar Amendment 10 increase
TIE compensation Q. tie prcson: members OF Congrtss
He H. Committee rose AMI t,e BIZ and amendments
were reported 70 tie Ifcnse
! Ply or CLERKS.
MI STEVENS again offered biz ainenlme at 70 incIea
I tho pay OF elci Ks IN tic public departments.
\ PASSAGE Al hRhS.
The vote HAVING been t3ss pr rot y s M 81
Tor the Democrats who hsd voted 20 increase The ply
! OF Eepnblioan employs 10 change ther votes.
Nj 81 USE Indignantly declared thhi the remark
| q M McrIis was az irsli
| NJ ODELL--Be;o ono Democrat who docs not wish
1o result OF the vote m Mr. stevepss Amendment
was announced as follows Yeas, Oh nays u. 30 At
TRIAL BY coURT-NAET1AL
The uousc ~ vote Oh 20 against o. CONQUERED III
tie first part Ar. Das iss amendment VIZ that DO
person sal be TIED By court mart or military com.
ission IN any State Territory where the courts OF
the Uaiied States ere open. except persons actnaIy
mustered OF commissioned ar ~ r0nied ~ Inc mlttiy
OF naval service OF the United sstes OF Rebel enemies
| charged with being spies.
] the latter part Of the 1neHument was SuleAch ou'
hv a vote of ~ yeas against IL Gays ahu IL as ioi
Al proceedings heretofore had contrary to this Sec.
tion shall be vacated and Oh pespns noi snbJeci TO
t,ial under this Section by cOurtIartlal or mill aIy
commission now held under sentence tLcrcOf shall he
forthwith delivered 70 tie civil Authorities 10 be pro
coded against by the ccnrts according q law and
mar an acts inconsistent with the above be rcenlcd
! The Civil Appropriation 81! wa passed
POSTAL LAWS.
! Nh COLE made o report from tie Committee OF Con.
ference on tue bill relating 10 postal Laws which was
It provide; where postage is not pail the letters
shal be returned to The Dead Letter Office: and where
postage paid only IL part they Shell be forwarded 10
H. ~ desiinaon the ,alaace due ~ bc paid delivery
AMESDATOsY DIEEcT TAX BILL.
| Mr. STEyTSs report I'd back with amendments the
senate BIZ amerda;orY Of the net for the collection OF
direct taxes IN irsurrcctiorary states.
4 INTERNAL R-yEyUE BILL.
| On motion Is Mr. MoagILL TIC House now conenrrfd
in ali tic Sealtcs amendments 10 the Amcndatory In
ternnl Revenue B IA order that they be ieeiFed 10
Committee OF Conference oinsrTise,ho said ines conu
rot hc acted integeily. ana besides u was apso'
h,ely necessary tll.s TO effect saving OF time.
RATIONAL BANKING LAW.
The Gase On @ Of MI h9GHE STk np i iSf
instead Of such banks being privileged TO snc notes Of
equal amount 10 their capital they to be restricted
as iolIows On s5DoI capita! they are authorized u
issue 90 per cent In notes not ceeGiug GlwOON ~
pcr cent not exceeding ea00O09 - per cent, and OK
/ ceeding s3O00OlO. 90 per cent of notes.
MIR BROOKS offered ~ amend by requiring the inter
est eid IN specie United States bonds shall be kept
in Tie vaults until tie resumption Of specie payment,
and the banks forbidden 10 sci any gold thns reserved
n L. Al .iL..r III