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gazine near the city of Richmond. A resolution was submitted that hereafter the Senate will take a recess from 3½ o'clock to 7 P. M. each day during the remainder of the season. In the House the Speaker laid before the body a cater from Hon. Wm. Smith, of Va., tendering his resignation as representative of the 9th Congressional District. The letter was read and laid on the table. Under the resolution of Mr. Herbert, of Texas, in relation to abuses at Castle Thunder, the following commission was appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submi
Swann (search for this): article 2
appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submitted by Mr. Swann, of Tenn, declaring that if the President shall deem if consistent with the price interest to withdraw the commissioner of the Confederate States from Great Britain such action, in the judgment of Congress, will receive the warm approval of the country. The House refused to suspend the rule to allow the resolution to be considerate. Certain vote messages of the President were made the special order for Thursday. A message was received from the Senate, announcing that body disagr
Brown (search for this): article 2
sing for proposals was passed. The consideration of the joint resolution relative to the fire navigation of the Mississippi was postponed till to-day, joint resolution relative to orders issued from the Adjutant General's office was indefinitely postponed. The bill to aid committees of Congress in getting testimony and to punish false swearing before them, was passed with an amendment. Bill for the relief of Mrs. Lauras Harper was lost by a tie vote, which was after wards reconsidered. Mr. Brown introduced a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to purchase a site for a laboratory and magazine near the city of Richmond. A resolution was submitted that hereafter the Senate will take a recess from 3½ o'clock to 7 P. M. each day during the remainder of the season. In the House the Speaker laid before the body a cater from Hon. Wm. Smith, of Va., tendering his resignation as representative of the 9th Congressional District. The letter was read and laid on the table. U
Dorn (search for this): article 2
s at Castle Thunder, the following commission was appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submitted by Mr. Swann, of Tenn, declaring that if the President shall deem if consistent with the price interest to withdraw the commissioner of the Confederate States from Great Britain such action, in the judgment of Congress, will receive the warm approval of the country. The House refused to suspend the rule to allow the resolution to be considerate. Certain vote messages of the President were made the special order for Thursday. A message was rece
Miles (search for this): article 2
Confederate States from Great Britain such action, in the judgment of Congress, will receive the warm approval of the country. The House refused to suspend the rule to allow the resolution to be considerate. Certain vote messages of the President were made the special order for Thursday. A message was received from the Senate, announcing that body disagreed to the House amendment to the bill relating to the exemption of mail contractors, etc. and resting a committee of conference. On motion of Mr. Miles, of S. C, the House determined to insist upon its amendment, and a committee of conference was agreed to. The bill to provide for holding elections for representatives in the Congress of the Confederate States, in States occupied by the forces of the one my, was taken up, and was under consideration at 3 o'clock, when the House took a recess till 7½ o'clock. The House met at 7½ o'clock, but without waiting for a quorum adjourned over to 11 o'clock this morning.
Clark (search for this): article 2
a recess from 3½ o'clock to 7 P. M. each day during the remainder of the season. In the House the Speaker laid before the body a cater from Hon. Wm. Smith, of Va., tendering his resignation as representative of the 9th Congressional District. The letter was read and laid on the table. Under the resolution of Mr. Herbert, of Texas, in relation to abuses at Castle Thunder, the following commission was appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submitted by Mr. Swann, of Tenn, declaring that if the President shall deem if consistent with the pric
Harris (search for this): article 2
eason. In the House the Speaker laid before the body a cater from Hon. Wm. Smith, of Va., tendering his resignation as representative of the 9th Congressional District. The letter was read and laid on the table. Under the resolution of Mr. Herbert, of Texas, in relation to abuses at Castle Thunder, the following commission was appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submitted by Mr. Swann, of Tenn, declaring that if the President shall deem if consistent with the price interest to withdraw the commissioner of the Confederate States from Grea
Maxwell (search for this): article 2
Congressional summary. In the Senate yesterday Mr. Maxwell introduced resolutions in behalf of certain destitute families driven from Pensacola by the Abolitionists. Bills were reported to create a Provisional army of the Confederate States, providing for the transfer of prisons serving in the army to the navy, amending the act relative to impressments; for retiring officers of the army. The bill amending the act authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to make certain contracts without advertising for proposals was passed. The consideration of the joint resolution relative to the fire navigation of the Mississippi was postponed till to-day, joint resolution relative to orders issued from the Adjutant General's office was indefinitely postponed. The bill to aid committees of Congress in getting testimony and to punish false swearing before them, was passed with an amendment. Bill for the relief of Mrs. Lauras Harper was lost by a tie vote, which was after wards reconsidered.
Simpson (search for this): article 2
'clock to 7 P. M. each day during the remainder of the season. In the House the Speaker laid before the body a cater from Hon. Wm. Smith, of Va., tendering his resignation as representative of the 9th Congressional District. The letter was read and laid on the table. Under the resolution of Mr. Herbert, of Texas, in relation to abuses at Castle Thunder, the following commission was appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submitted by Mr. Swann, of Tenn, declaring that if the President shall deem if consistent with the price interest to with
Gens Price (search for this): article 2
elation to abuses at Castle Thunder, the following commission was appointed by the Speaker; Messrs Herbert of Texas, Smith of Ala, Dejarnetic of Va, Clark of Ga, and Simpson of South Carolina. The bill introduced by Mr. Harris of Mo., from the Committee on Military Affairs, to provide for the relief of officers and soldiers irregularly introduced into the service of the Confederate States, was taken up and passed. It has reference more particularly to the troops sworn into service by Gens Price and Van-Dorn. A joint resolution was submitted by Mr. Swann, of Tenn, declaring that if the President shall deem if consistent with the price interest to withdraw the commissioner of the Confederate States from Great Britain such action, in the judgment of Congress, will receive the warm approval of the country. The House refused to suspend the rule to allow the resolution to be considerate. Certain vote messages of the President were made the special order for Thursday. A
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