New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
XXXvIIIth CONGRESS- Second Session
IIIIt' - TT ANTIIN'- TN y ~ II 77'
PAY OF COZ o7TD ggLD.LEs.

BENZ ~ AS'IiNcrON jan ~ A0"''
PAY OF COZ ORD SJLDLES.
M. SUMNER pres sutod tls petition Of coloTe2d
,oldiors nj Camp Oo' Gy VireriL askHT tAt 'hey DC
allowed cq1aIay nj bounty WI other soldiers. ,,,,,
The pett-E wa trcferTCd 70 TIC Conll'''e' Oh i-'-
tary Affairs
Mr. WHscS. from the AhAt1TE OVMdIeS ret9I.g~
back the re holuton Of thanks 10 og s eo,'
aud men, bs trcir conduct at volt flshef' WI" ieeo
The resolution YES taken mp and passed unani'
uouSls. - -,
a.. GRiNEs fiom the Naval Committee; reported
beok tie resolution Cf thanks to AtnhaI oiteT i'''
officer and men. with r'couilenIatiun iat II poeSi
The resolution taken up and passed uAaIu4oH9i!'
JUSTICE ~ TIL DISTRICT. =.
Mr.. WILSON introduced Dali eAI-aH -" ~ ,e
secure impartiaty in the dispeusateh @. g Cam.
District O! Columbia winch was icieIreu 10 t"e No
mittee the Judiciary ,,.. cro.t,on Of
s,, {es,re any Cont i'm the District 81 CoiUiIDa IN
49, - ion Il n PARTY, the fact Of any man
owning property ~ the District TAon ~ 49, 10 c
eupport OF such corporation, VAL Do s-i'eH' c"sS ~
'-'''~ Treatment OF INpIAHs.
H. Door TIT Y called up the JOINT resolution 10 ap-
point committee 10 investigate ih5 tIe" . rT,itc5
Siaps by the civil aud military auta"rites OF INC ~
Set which was passediho committee 10 conSlS' o4
three Senators md four me's6ers OF tNe Holse'
TRADE WITH REBEL STATES.
Mr. CpANDIER called mp the bill emitted : an &C !,
70 regulate commerce between the st''fh o."t.s
which authorizes Any railroad 10 convey passengers anu
mails from one STATE to another. ... h,a NJ ri,,bt
Ir Johnson maintained thst congress n'u ~ u =.
20 pass law vLich would interfere win cua. :
granted by any State over the Internal comcITe 81
Stete which rad exclusive iuTsdiciJn ana ING M ~
s,stcs could rot consfituIionay obtain Jurisdiction
over the territory of any Sf'te Withoa Hs ooNset.
II naTyyafd or a,'eS rct g tnst e"nseg before
n could locate such establishment. IL was
a. ons time concluded that Tie IigAt OF eStabsE
D. tisTe srch roads; but IL had since been decided
nv high Judicial, authority, and it was no" general
" conceded. thet tins was OIL! Ilsht 10 aesls
nate roads already established. le eoLtehded io'
The 1ialt Of tie Camden ana Auboy Railroad Goa
PAW 70 collect taff on passengers and legAt Tor tde
benefit of the State OF Newjersy anu icr me fnl or
tbc uart Of the baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company
10 collect tariff for The benefit Ok the state o! Mary
land State Ind perfect right TO prescribe the con
TIc raaspre before tie Senate be regarded as &c
strucfive Of no principle Of Sta;s sovereignty
On motion Of Mr.. MORRILL, the biil was postponed
until Tuesday next Of one O'clock
PAY OF OFFICERS.
Mr. WILSON called up tie biz 10 amend the act de
lining the pay Of oruy officers. which defines that
bfcvet rank shall not cnIle Ile Ao!sVI 10 ia! iu'A0
fhe bill was passed.
INCOME TAX.
MT WILSON introduced tue following, which was re
ferrcd 20 tie Committee on finance;
Resolgei Ibat he steciI income YAK, eot.?-ol - ~
,oiut rcsoUton approved July re. now LeiI.ins Gp
bv rerson. ip receipt sric fo. the United STATE. GOV ~
a. me- snail be levied and .,cd ia nonly us.ainent O
equal amount by The dburaing 9hicoi' "uliS Le - i
The fret ius,alncut thereof 70 be DEDUCTED nom
exff q %
,nv persons now in The employ Of tie Government snel
re OF b. discharge prior tnc ist Of January 100 ue
.mont OF such srec tax remaining no the GATE snc
rppson or di charge ha he deducted Rom the maj pay
ueut 10 be made 10 such peTsouS
EMIGRATION.
Mr.. SHERMAN introduced bill II amend the Act 70
encorr.ec Enumeration which was referred tothe Con
mitiee on Finance. 10 iorbids, uocer the penalty o.
!morisonment and fue any intercourse VITA emlsfaAi
before landing except by permission Of the Comm 8
siouers OF Emigration, 3n1 any r-srant OF The D2rl
of an enigrant any atteDpt 70 lndree MN ny IN!
Iuproper means TO enlist in the United States army OF
navy are punishable II ao authorize The inspectors
of passengers arrest any violating the Act io
tn carriage Of passenger and amends said Act N sew
eral sections the better insure the comfort antpro
lection OF pqsssn and requiring lists 10 be Kept %
the are n4ti0nay and the proposed place OF settle
nent Of the emicrant. with statement OF ta(
deaths on the passage, TIE manifest 70 be sworn to Dl
the captain master. Il also requires the captains OF
passenger ships pay for the death Of every person
over eight years OF sge, the sum OF ten dollars 10 nj
Collector OF Castoms Superintendent OF migration
20 be fund for the relief Of sick and destitute olni
grants It authorizes the Superintendent Of EmigIG
ZION to sue for tie collection OF fines ncu cd under III
act and empowers him 70 employ CLERKS I0f Las asssis
snce under the direction OF the Secretary OF state
After the consideration OF some private bills IN
Senate went into executive session, and soon after az
Vourned I'll Monday,