New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-17


TREATMENT or PRISON Pa. -
NJ me Qnc } presented the ietiticE Q. e..tne.s
Of For, Wayne Ind asking thar the Keoei pli'o..,
~. nuW ia Northern prsons be Placed unucI TX he fr
end coatrc Of discharged 'nion pis3n,eh, ~" n,brd
nlshed with the same rations eAa eio'Hi"o -"
Cnion prisoners in the south. A., .h,oo. Of tho
Mr. LAsg addressed tho Senate on tho sn}ec' OF tne
skove memorial advocating echon IN uoco''Aoo N'''
M TIpy interrupted Mr. Lane TO Offer iolGt reso,
1utoI fLss ali prisoners both oincers anu s"",erS VI
e. :, caJcd Cnnfedcracy. who are now or sI'i be
Scyea,,er in the control and keeping Of the Federal
fnvs-r,,ont shall receive the same ratlons nad the
sane amour: OF clothing ard Dc subject 20 tle sS,e
srratrcn, in every respect as Union Wschc's ohctFe
srd soldiers who now or have been IN The Keeping
snd power OF tho so-coled Confederate Government
eNst iris treatment sha he changed Tor better or wore
Ssncrer the President Of the United States shall have
Yeiale information that the treatment OF our solder,
N Southern prisons g changed for better wOrse ana
chat ary ofcer IN cnai &c Oh keocI prisoners Nv h
fs to carry out this policy ahall be dismissed INC
Nj LANE Qnd> ssid this resolution did net 60 fer
enough It Gid not provide that The Rebels shoni y
rep. under the Of released prisoners OF me Gu
..al Army. This wGs Il very i"Po.isht par, u ~
mater. Il bod been said that reclamation %oa r !,
was made We hope il w"ad MAKE every Hou,',sn ~
river run with the blood of traitors There were aano
Union prisoners In the Souts atu o9nmo s% !, .o ,ba
brave n en- who had gone forth to fight IN good cause
70 napcuratc this syeiem o retai1t'Ty, 49, -.
Mr WAVE said that year ago the COMMITTEE on the
Condnct of the War took moro than hundred dep
.stinns concerning the b1rbritios pTaoced upoa our
soldiers in the South. Many men were d!lne when
-essnn then that II the Rebel barba!iues were SUD-
eantie;ed by this investigation the executive aAtiorl
Ties would inalgniGte system o. irtdilat,""' l'r
report was printed AID left 40 dGubt that all me Stories
af r. be- cruelty were true. Bui yet Do action mas
been taton by the executive nuhorii-s lie WSs sni!
80 see 10 much sywpathy extended ny PcoPl o. 'ne
Eorth 70 people VINO insugU'Hied the ro"ei'i"n'
while they trnrquy tolerated aese crucItls 20 oti
soldo-s the south. He was s'rr 70 zee psop sen
tnr nro, sions TO Rebels in SaNaansa While oui sous
80 sI,,ving in Southern prisons lie had heard t'l'
n disingushed Rebel WAS recently arrested "Lie
comm. North and that the rcsiaen5 Eed ~
,etsl,,e If hair If his head "os hnrt IL e'rEhuOH
xss ug,haels in this OF l.ebel how muca more
va il in the Of OUi bJaTe soldiers II hht >"
liz, crouch 10 rc aliate for Nj Foote but he ApE)
voud not hurt dog in retsation Tor al! tang Gone
70 sncl UlsD. -, ss
Il TIE Military COMMITTEE
SsVAL pTroT Al JoHysOS's ISLAND.
Mr. SHERMAN presented the petition "f the ct&Sns OF
asol9 IS asSing Tor the establishment o. fayal dep"i
a; Hob sou Island which was referred TO the Cvi'
Yutteo on Naval Affairs.
BANKRUPT BII.
Mr. WILSON presented tuo petition Of the citizens OF
SnkiuY, lNL The petitioners do not desire to defect
shc measure; but they opposed to ITS extending re-
ucf ~ persons in States that lave been IN fsoeh0H
Mr. powYII offered resolution calling for the trial
s,BrsGen. Payne upon the charges pr"erred against
hin by military commission, for his rOnduci wn'e IN
cCuluIH3O II iatU "'N
DELAYED REroRTs.
NJ TetuiR;rlL offered q resolution directing the
Conn,ee on Printing 10 inquire into the cause vi the
Saay In tho qualification Of toe report o. the operations
Of the army end u the Army Registers and other uDio
documents. IL adopted.
HhCiProCITy TREATY.
M sUxxLE offered tue following resolution. which
Sae aloa.eG;
heS.cG That the Preao,: G; TIE ua;ed Stats. be re
sr,,,ed conu,lice.s 70 to- srnae u 70, nccHps'ioe
kh 10 public erivics any ilfesna'iEn in ~ Po',.sr
- ~ i,hir:ton oct. Oh os August ls42 AID The
psdi.ncy o. giving s- tiitcnic Msrstys Government The
sc::cs iccnr-d for the tern iiwtin Of 'uch AFce
COMMERCE BEIwEtH The sTA1Cs
Nj CHANDLER called up the House bi.i 20 ~ nlate
sorstrcs between the several States, psoviG' lhat
every railroad company in the United Stai's sheu he
s.,toriyel 10 carry uon It's ROAD rails, passengers
troos ard Goverumtr nj supplies "a their way from any
STATE 20 another State. and 10 receive compensation
SleTeic. $500 100 s., ,
MI CpaDLEa said he hoped this bin would be passed
iramodiseiy 1t was very Important On; Of LID rtsu's
~osd be interfere WIKI great rairoad inoE>opj In
EcwJc.sey. This railroad levied tybnie pp0n ever!
PASSENGER and every pound Of freight passing between
New. York and Washington. II II had the ficht 70
ssaa! tri ats had tie night 10 levy large one or L.
n-ob III rave, altogether Tiis monopoly had b.en
grinding UPON the people O tde United STARE ~ mao
Scen injurious to tie commerce Of the United stei"s
Nj SIifsnUgr said he he'd nothing to SAY IN relation
10 tie railroad monopoly agicd u; but he DENIED &c
ss ht OF Congress 70 inteTIele with Quarter grah'eu
Al tie request Of NJ. Johnson the federation o.
che bin was postponed until W cdnehday.
REGULATION OF COMING
Nj ColLiARK introduced bli 10 repeal The sleltl
section Of an act approved July 2. lsGi resnrtine
commerce between the oya, StItes and the states n
ssbeon The section referred to and proposed 70 DC
!That i shall be- lswfal for tho Secretary Of thS
sreasrry With tie approval OF the Pr-..GeEt tO sphor
ss agents To pIchase for The United States sEy pro.
ductons Of States declared ia insrfee!loh at such
,aces therein enll be designated By him. 81 such
prices shall Dc agreed on With the seller no; exceed
q the market value thereof AZ tho place OF delivery
nor breeding trceiuTths OF tire market value thereof
n the c Of New YORK "a. tho lsteGs quotation known
- tie agout puIch..sla<.'
NJ C0ILAMEa sDoke ri Egth upon the ab0ye advo.
ing ho abolition OF sl commercial reGiions between
Il Iowa, and insurrcc Orary States
Nj 3oghHL moved thai tho bill be referred 70 The
Gom.n. tee on Commerce; AID II was 90 referred.
ISyEEToEY OF wAB Nationals.
Nj WILSON from tie Military Coum.itca. reported
flr bin 10 authorize 0ud direct inventory of tio
articles il the srsehals Of Ire United States with the
fgNoEi1g amend'oeut ~ aubshtntc:
12t the Secretary o. War be aGd L hcroby drcct od
to strict Inspection a. T. made ~ TIC Quarter
nasi,ls Departures as IL practicable after tie
passage Of tits resolution. aud comparison 20 be made
bstvofn ;Le reports or tho otc"iE N chnIPe 81 tao
Cincinnati, 81, Louis and Louisville, ard an account 10
be IGagcl OF the article actually IN hand"
Tl- III ordered 10 be printed
CRHsUs OF &ES RAISED.
NJ N!asos from TIE Military CopIaitea, .epo1.c
lsEllcaing. which wCs ordered 10 b. priDted
sr3 That the Se'Tetsfy OF War be objected to inform
TIE Whist number OF soldiers and seir stsns each
sssre,rv the sevsnl state. Isntores aud Dhrc, Of Co
lunbs lave furnished ne Amy and Navy udsi a Tho
kore,s 1ad- setting ioA ts number ceasua,G sad tbe
EoIb.T UNI bed under cacA cait
PfBaoE Agents.
Communication from The Secretary O. the Interior.
~ reply e. resolution calling for information RS TO me
nuhei qad compensation OF Pension gents employ ed
~ ~ different Sieies read. The Secretary In
sa' TIC senate that tie npnbei Of Pension Agents 10
Mt lnted by law, aid that they appointed by hn.
Ihe senat, then went into Executive Session. ara