Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-06

II The Senate net at IL Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rfaysr II iSs Reg. Or. lay',,din, 81 ne lrsSby
Hon. Lows wicrALL, of Texas, attended this
l:mornihs., : s-..l p ~ .. ,s...
Several hills were. received from the nouse,
4 On m6tinn OF Mr.. BARNWELL, Of S. G., the Sc
! nate resolved iiitn secret session. -" e.: -.
When The doors we're, re0pe!ied' the Senate adj
jcurncd, -. !: ,...: &
~. HOifSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, :.
The House met at tho usual hurr--speaker b.
l.: The SPEAKER laid, before The House conma-
nration from the Secretary Of the Treasury concern
ing the AMOUNT 0f Treasury notes: sent 10 the De-
partment Of frss9,s,Mh;Ss,issnogpi: al,
ana -ordereii TO be printed. "a, =.
The. House thea RESUMED tie. consideration bf
the ~. .:'.". . g.. 49,, -. -
| T.: CONSOLIDATION BILL. -" -
Tie a{iicpdment Of MIR: 'MooRr, Of Ry.,' offered
tyestordaS vas modified by him. with the consent OF
the H0ssP SOFAS to permit priyAes 10 join any Com
pdnt which has moi its minimum number in the bT-
gade TO which he belongs 9or @iti'which " is to be
Mr.=HANEEY, of Ark, offered an aneadmeht
sohe aipfndhIrpttd tho effect: That IN the consul
.daiiosso iH0 or more regiments, That the cGnSo-
daticn shah first be made Of conpsnes so that the
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| companies when practicable. Lost. I.
i Tie question recurring on Mr. Mo0RE's amend
/ nient, Il was also rejected. -. ~. -
Mr.. AIKEN, OLGA, moved to strike put the pre-
ysO aud insert tat troops from different States
shall not without their consent he consolidated" y
Mr.. CONRAD, Of la, moved to add; ENor shall
TROOPS lo transferred 10 different aim OF the SER
yec than that to which they originally belonged,
Both amendments were agreed TO-. Il:
On hotion Of Mr.. MARSHALL, Of KY, the fol-
liz al ed
+ s.And any non-colnmissoned officer Or soldier be-
i longing TO another State than that from which the
troops Il lie consolidated comes may, at the time pi
said consolidation, at his ortiD, hd transferred ia
and Il shall be tho duty Of the general consoli-
Idating the troops to make the transfer inlncdii
| stely." r - -: ~
Gr.yILLRIE, Ola, laovdd tie following amend.
fment 10 the bib /: ...H .:er. j.. g.. - :; ~
"That the consolidation shall not take pRce uGl aSs
the President sia be satisfied that surh regiments
cannot Ds filled tp by assignment o. cohssripts :pr
1 othoTiEiypilv, ~, r'Ag . ia ~ Z go Il !
4 Mr.. TlLLERE wGs very certain that regiments
from across the Mississippi can be filed mp with re;
cruhs from theft own section. lie hoped they would
lie permitted 20 do 81. d. ,. =: - -; !" =
The amendment was lost 's.s;;.: = J.
NJ. SEEAD, OF No., offered tho following substi;
tutc for the secold 'ection Of The h!!i': i.
+ ."Iha The 0iilcers Of sath new tompany that! DC
clectef is the iich thereof and tie field officers u
Inach nov regiment dIbeiialionib the newly elected
officers of te ednpalies composing it.. But no one
tshal be pligbe to The capaipcy or hetnenahcy of
COMPANY N1ioSH not Officer In one Of the eonpa
hies consolidated into it, or o field object or adlut9ns
Of one Of the hattaloas or rrirrerts TO h;ch saia
tQompeuies BaIohsad, 10, shg any one be eligible to
te Tolpnelcy cdteHaAt coialcy or majority Of 0
rStnert or Officers Of tue COM
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ay, Witt ifeadstcs saa consent ef i!is Senate, ~.
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