New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

of the North, Eerb.E,st and Eort.wcstcrn frout',r
'may "se Guy nc n.es and entoimcris "A d'-Ilct'
! vieins for two assistant local steamboat iaslec'sr.
Z Of Newfors and two a Geua Illinois snd ree-b',shinc
TO- local board az " ee.ns granting the llC -an City iiar
Dor COMPANY tue privilege to tie GsvcIneit pier il that
@fb2r ~ me protection 81 tls same and appointing sn
oei o the District Of Salem eni Bevcrl ard repeating the
provision which require - s.ivryor 70 Tts: a. beyy
anenduloy OF the act Of May last proyidnc for The adaei
ureen' tunuaye to exempt from The operations Of
tie law any n7ri o. ship vese the cabins or iaefoons
provision, Of tho sct Of ssrcL u.s. for the yarpoe Of PRE-
venting smuggling the Northern aud Eastern frontiers
sLr'faty the act nI portion Of NcwJerey 70 tie
New !cTs Collection Dis'Fic and appointing an A-i'im.
Collector 70 reside at jersey City 70 able lir 10 en- oil
req tin tine fees OF House officers No
Noih Ee"ern aud North Western frontiers, with view CT
IMMIGRATION AND PASSENGER ACTS.
MIR. NAsHBURHE reported bill 20 make tie imml'
grafton nnd tAe passenger acts more elective b audi
tionay providing for the protection Of female pis' II
gers and Dnnishpg those who may by force duirs' OK
f. and procure the enlistment OF any male passenger
into a. Army. an
Ob 't.on was made to The consideration Of this bill
Of this tnHe'
ESRoLLM.Fr BILL.
The House then resumed che consideration OF the
AmcndGfory Enrolment bill. i.
The amendment pending was ihat 81 1ir Diaihe oi
Maine providing that oreds shall be gwen cNcep'
the uen are actually furnished Oh preseut ana iuiufe
cells ara mustered into The service 90 the bed ihs
MI CHAMBER opposed the bIl.. saying That We shouo
aroue the true military courage and nirufin pl tne
c1nntry, and not make ensimeuts merely mercenary
by accepting aliens and deFradig aecnn . M
just made free. 81, :,
: Mr. BLAME, in advocating his amendment said II
would commend itself TO nl who vsh TO do away Win
frauds in quotas and the avsbng OF money III ehof'
nous hOuntcs without corresponding return. .
The amendment wGs agreed 10 by vote % - 10 a.
The House then at !! r. IN. adjourned tl d eioch.
EVENING SESSION.
r;DIAE APPROPRIATIONS ELL.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration OF
the Indian Appropriation bill
Mr.. WILSON made some remarks ns 70 the nlmeui'!
Of obtanne de,pils from the Committee Of ays ana
Means: which called up Mr.. MORRILL,, who SAID ne
gentleman lad stgmaiized that Committee as beng IN
favor of the largest expenditures He protested against
| Mn. WILSON rcplicd that the gentleman not just
10 himself lie repeated that on many occasions me
House was no. able TO obtain the information to wbch
they were entitled. He did not make any charge
aeninst the Committee. But without unkindness ne
thought the Committee had too much work 10 90 ana
that s duties ought to be divided among other COM
mitires.
Mr MORRILL, said on one occasion the gentleman
wanted 10 know how much money had been pad :,
Asscssors aud how many Indnns Lad been removed.
These questions were prcpostcrous aud no sensible
nan could suppose the committee cUnu answer theH-
Ii was not be expected the committee should KNOW
all the dctsils of every bill.
Mr. WILSON said the gentleman mis'ook. He had
asked what the highest amount received by any S-
SCISSOR and collector aud instead OF asking wat nun
Der Indians he had desired TO know the number OF
tribes lie would no: De deferred from asking Tor IN
formation because the gentleman became angry.
Whether the gentleman liked II or not be attended TO
pc severe un. he effected amendment OF the rules to
facilitate business hy obtaining the Information neces
sary for intelligent Legislation.
MI SrYvRys said he cared very little what was said
by aly one ID u, tie Commit tie Of Ways ana Menns
But there seemed % be determination 10 ccrtn quar-
iels dcprfcaie and maFn tAe action ~ thGi Com
mttec. IN what cGse La1 tAai COMMITTEE ieirseu 10
unite H. reforming the iuiesi Tie gentleman as H.
boring under a hlllucinatiuu.
! Nc WILSON replied he vel understood the danger OF
coming Ia contact with tie gentleman from fcnAsyiVa-
Ma He knew that fH members dared 90 IT. but Lot
viii Standing the ecnilcmaus power Grd AFFINITY, ne
(Wison) a. representative of The people would assert
that that COMMITTEE disposed To- fall il with the es-
Inmates rather than follow ilcsuggesuons Of mer'oss
| lie should do his duty 10 tie bts. VI his ability.
Mr STEVENS said The Committee Lad on ohe occasion
cut down the Estimates % the extent Of 80 oooOcJ bot
! the amount was rrs' bred By the House.
An amendment was offered that al money due 10 The
Indians Uudcr the treaty stpalaoas shah b. payable
I !u coin.
Ihis was disagreed to- only p voting In the stirna-
/ tive.
| Tie bill was passed. and The House adjourned.