New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

as led hut was refused pernlsson 70 ~ TriIitoryser
ro,t a serers and c,Ncrs who may shlk Hii.'' 81
IS' ~ se' public lands uDtOI tho Homestead
Jaw srpqs1ENcr L PARTMEST i
. 60, % J,,Sc . repo,i from the COMMITTEES OF
r. ~ $50, ON me bill re.or ani2iGg tie onDsstehce
Dansrtnent, and il v as ehop' 81
Doi THANKS TO CHI. THOMA.
~. scuryc,l rero.tel back the joint resolution OF
thanks 10 MaioI.GeI. Thomas "ifn We SENATE |
amendment thereto, which W. dIsass' ca To-
paINIlNG RAfoRTs.
N, Aypposr ". CLARK from tho COMMITTEES on
Prinfiug reported in favor OF printing $500 con- o
he report al the commission on Tax and hemp; :ON
COMES q the auct ed Int al IL ehae ao az" $500
COPIES OF tho AgYc,gr ,o!t io7 1901, and ~ WIS
vIEcISIA MILITARY LAND WARRANTS. :.
The Touse Passed bin extending the tine 10Y 10
eating the Virginia military laad warrants.
8ir DAVIS Of Maryland, at O'CLOCK. moved 70 taRe
recess until O'Clock. ,.
The Speaker deemed it his duty to Soy that II the
House did So two Of The General Appropriation oiS
would probably be lost.
The House REUSED Ia tcfe recess.
The business On The Speakers taue was tekeh up
THE PEBLL DEBT. 80
The House concCrred IN TIE senate )o't reso.ion
that this Government will never reconiIa the hs0ei
debt any conditions.
THE PATEK DUTY.
The House then hv vote Of 80 ara.rst ~ non-con
cured in tie Sana;cs amendment so the joint reso
ton changing from 81 Is per contain az WARREN tne
duty on printing p.por used cf books anu newspapers
! exclusively.
Tie HDnse then bye vote of a. against 62 refused to
lay the resolution the liable and asked Committee
| VI ConiereIco e: tae senate
! ILLINOIS RAILROAD cLAIM.
Mr.. TrAYFR made = report from the Conference
Committee on tie Army Appropriation piiL ne sniu
the Senate struck out the proyso inserted D Ie
TohbEs any Parl 9, ine p Dy Tbs Dir Giererce
seemed 20 Use pom! Of law Hence ne proPoseu
an aIaou lmcD in order that the question ma. DC ee'
tod by the Supreme COar, Of tie United States as TO-
whether trnf Company -, BY the Lfrd Grant Law OF
lsyO bound 10 transport free a charge me troops
munitions and Other property q ne tied sSs,s
| Nj HERMAN did not think Inrtfet conference "ou
aiinst ire difficulty between tie two Eousts.
| Nr MoRRIII said i, was now : O'Clock IL tho morn
ing He thought tAe contest had continued as ons az
| !. was Dropor When III land was creifed no one
though. thsi such extensive use would be mace oi
| The goal No man would onfolcs sueh coh'sc,
against his noehbor 1t Is the Letter 'A4' A0'H' pu'
| MI wAsHBtsyY an bad thought that the amend
meut II MI. JhaycT woIld be received in spirit OF
compromise. lie vas suIpised thnt hs iIiena ron .
Vermont shonld make such arguments N hvoro OF tLe
lCcmp,ny That Company had made se'enty'nNe PCT
cent more BIZ tie war han if the wai he'd not gore on
Thu had been blessing TO the Ioae; ~ nm;
pany was interested in tls bill TO the e1tentoi" mhoh
MIR. WoonBuDoR opposed Mr.. Thayors amendment.
ard N repy .: nr S1gHIrs' ~ , :, ' nv xo1
have been huilt. He maintained that IN equity the
Company Should be pad,
bridge should cb!r'cct2e rs iIopositon a, iosnrd
and FIAT the gentleman swift % make the assertion.
should susisiI il rs 20 weak al argument.
Iii. MORRILL, moved that iee House Itceae rom lts
! amenlmsnt concerning the Illinois Genital Railroad
and tins was agreed - IL vote Of . against ~,
! AFdY APPROPRIATION BILL PAS ed.
The difficulty be;seoh lie Two HOUSES was 'Hu'
No = s1IyTys moved AZ \ tia. tho Hous. take
| rec 'ss till O'Clock.
! This was disagreed to.
! coLoa plsQUALiFIcATiON iIioV!n.
! TIE House took Up thc Senate bin removing ell dis
quanfoation # color IL carrying the mails
MI EIDElDGr GOyed Tat e bi! DO iaid on me table,
| Which was Disagreed 10 3! we VI ~ hsuust ~.
The bill was then pqssrt i.
/ Passports T3R CoIogTD PERSONS.
Mr.. ScHEscK. from the Committee on Military AT
fair 10 whom Vas referred tLe letter o the secretary
OF War on tie subject reported resolution that in ne
ud gment of tie House the order OF MaioT-Gen Augr
issued the lsth OF January 1861 directing that no
coorod man be allowed E. leave Washington. going
| North without pas is regulation which makes IN
od.ons discrimination for Ian Of the United state has
trct OF Columbia and the President be requested To
direct that the order be AT once abrogated.
The resolution was agIeed 10 by yeas ~ nays -.
About CT o'clock heavy rain ard wind storm broke
over TIE Capitol rafting the glass and ceiling AMI
causing fence whsiling noise throughout the puid'
%Ais storm came UP so suddenly and created much
noise that II o. rBcd may OF the members OF the
House, who aft GIFTED fed toward the door" ,o,,
The excitement aud confusion, however, wa so''
queted by The calm announcement OF tic sp'aAer iat
II was merely "a storm"
A bin giving pension TO widow being under con-
} Mr.. ISSERsoII earnestly spoke Of the military ser
vices OF the deceased husband. md Gent up to be- read
some patriot Ycf,es Illustrative ~ hls argument
Al The conclusion Of the reading members loudly and
SArURpAr MoTgyc. O'Clock
| INDIAN TERRITORY BILL.
The House tAeu ~ 7:I5 "a. m, took recess until
The House on rea..emDling took ~ the Senate bin
TO establish civil gcvornmeni for tue lndlhn ieIIi
Ii provides for the appointment Of Governor secre
tary Of State, judges and all the other necessary ma
cAinery. Indians 10 be elected 10 the lcg1sh e
Council Involuntary seryiluGe Is forever prohibited
except as punishment for crime il also provides for
the election of 40 Indian delegate IN Congress.
MI HOLMAN objected 10 LIE consideration 81 tie BILL
! Much routine and miscellaneous business v as then
transacted and ques,ons taken b. yeas and nays
on a number of private bills.
1t Was nov 10 O'Clock.
Il LANDS IL UTAH.
br. KENNY (Ctah) unnecessarily moved TO suspend
the rules in order to consider b confirming the cit
ueDs OF Great salt Lake IN the possesson OF their lands
i CIVIL AUTHORIZATIONS BILL DEFEATED.
The Committee OF Conference on The Miscellaneous
or ciVii APyr@gTsticn 6 MADE 1tpS Sr5 hoor aoo
the Committee. They had struck out some OF he pro
visions Of the bill including that 70 pay The PENNEY
vania volunteers but retaining the section to pay the
The question left unsettled that heretofore intro
Il duccd by Mir Davis of Maryland exempting civilians
rom trial hy cOuit.Bartal and military cOmmssons
i Mr. LIrIIE'oHS, owing to the few remaining minutes
left the House. moved that the report Of tie Com
miitee be coucurred in. will the above exception.
| Mr. ELpIJD0E moved 10 reconsider the vote Dy which
! the previous question ordered
| Mr. PEsDrEToN moved that tie House adjourn.
| Hereapon Mr. HARDisG called iOT the yeas and NAYS
which were ordered and being taken, the question
| determined In the negative.
l IL WAS now II O'clock.
Mr. MALLORY moved to ley the whole sutjec: upon
! the table
/ Mr. ELDRIDGE demanded the yeas and nays upon the
| motion which were ordered.
Tie motion OF Mr. MALLORY was disagreed to by
yeas %; nays, l.s.
Mr KAssoX proposed compromise, that three ap