The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1867, Page 8

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JULY 12, 107. + et + ‘ meer at band and ft would be advisable to obtain from ovolvimg ® new plan of Teor areawen wes A adwle- Mr. Fummen offered Peprment Sek these shalt ite concl-@tone at this time; the House and the country | stated that four mombers of the Committee on = oncessions elections held in 1) “tutes for State or | could fom ineir wa conclusions from the pernaal of | struction had hed the bill w the Maximilian government ail the little ‘Mr. Deaxe said this ae constitutions shall have | the te-dimony. tie did not know whether Mr. Jonnson aing seeson. aud thet . nantes to. f Possible, For instance, the Tehuantepec Railroad grant, ~~ x 3 show ad be i peached or not; he had some idea ou tie | a majority of the commives were in H but he did not kuow whai ' amendment, He werefore moved that the House con- then nearly run oat, vas renewed by the empire; the Stgmaeaat wees tier iae ae} ee sMlexican Express Covapany got ite iittle job phy therefore give notice that be would olfer aresoluuou | Mr. Stevaye, of Pa, said that he bad no feeling on the torily arranged, avd other speculations did not to ‘the committee to report the testimony with- subject whatever; but he could understand the: come into promivent notice as among the crown jewels II's Reconstruction Bill bardly out delay. | impatience of the House in this mater, Mr. Lawrence, Obio, protested against th Mr. Bincwam, (vep.) of Obio, asa member of the Com- Mr. Tram lucked by repvblican fingers for the benedt of Wash- vomerkeot the’ (ettinaa from Maine Oe. Pity ist | miter Reconstruction, said that he felt, as a matter : Wel street, Among all these fine plans there ‘mating that the proposition of impeachment was simply | of respect to the Chairman of that Committee, that he — a ie vr ironing sory of the avers of gg eI 8 very interesting litte o unfoan jo might make the same | al ee mao h of fortune. When Minister Corwin their eames on the register, Mr. Sumner said the effect | ai with quite as much truthfulness in roference | arrived, —_ phy wits on board the same ship a feliew The (warm decided the amendment out of order under | of this would be 0 ones = ‘who went into the iota rag oppose the imgecchment. been { pit DeRriney Sid not ape why, bia 8 shone pat take . resoluttos of Friday. Tebellion from or Academies, oman (Mr. know H ferred ‘Comm! Tho House Agree to Adjourn Until the | vessomger, » youtn of considorable ability; bie mame was | ths re Dass eppecid Trem’ the'“detiton “of the Cnate, | *hte ceuntnmnt wae —yeas 18, nays 21. Of the people when they should have read and considered | winch had charge of the matter. Still he aid. met want Arnoux, Arnoux, it appears, made himself very wseful | snd yddrossed ine, Seaate to show thas his amendment | Mr Suuwen offered an amendment making !t a misde. | all the testimony on the subject? Did any gentleman | to be captious, upd would assent to whatever course the Mr, Corwi and his usefulness increasing as time | was in order, meanor, punishable by @ Gue of $5,000 or imprisonment | expect that the subject could be staved off? They might | House chose to take. nad ale 13th of November. SO Oar oe Ne ee |e Foumsory (can of Kansan, did net believe thie | for one year, to attempt Lo prevent ine execution of thie | as well prepare to face ihe music now as ab any other poll; FAMSSWORTH ald that the Sonate Dil appeared to | zs ‘wom om he was amend. aden y ts to whton supplementary. Rejected— | time. ment louse Four members < is RBS ce Mexico together, taken inte the Mieister's employ, | {mendment nak adn ree eee ee Jastmenae Mr, Roas, (dem,) ‘of Ill,, expressed the opinion that | of the Hocoastruction Comm \teo, bad couatdered the eras at tbo mane | He SuASTNS etki mata mani era | w tahoe a My amemmen | Wann econ een a | fred apr iht ees . Progr:mme for a Movement om | Aros: became the most infloestial person in the ‘ality eotent ean eect r board of vosianera to regiator ast 4 od hat bis ection Im the case would be, | Dill be printed and referred t0 the Reconstruction Com om and the principal advieeref young Corwin. Thus | wr, Sumuxms, irep.) of Mass. contended that the amend- ik that auy one could intelligently mittee, es te Mexico. be worked himself up; and finally, with ome Marcus | moot wagtn ‘erder. In the coutes of bre Teonerke bo wares ei feaaee, fe Mad a2 obv0r-. |. eon oenee nether: 1h. wee by. ela: tap Se wail d s ited | sald he reserved to if the right to acquire such | memorandum of the case, setting forth the reasons tunity to read and examin9 the testimony. ws bill tho General of ‘the army DO power to ap- Guierboae, lately splaed) te the peuisien: of United | © guarantees as he thought necessary to secure | such action, and shall send the same to the district com- | Mr. Bocrwat insisted on the previous question. Point civilians to ofc, ie Wasaincron, Jaly 22, 1088, } ‘States Miaisver to Mexico by the Hon. My, Seward, ob- | . form of goverament, 7 . The tes was t a cones 10 second the previous question by | a Ir, Farsswoura said that that provision was 11:90 o’Clook BM. tained several very valuable railroad grants from Maxi- | Mr. Powunoy did not believe Congress could ask avy Ir, CAMERON, (rep. y at _ pone ne re Neh Willen! as inate tae ‘Wee Reecommructton Queetion tm Conarsee. maitian. | Tee proots that Otierbourg was ths interested ag nt OI SET Vag oh dance em bi nce ot 128 of November for opty: aaa intention to put thas provision n.tbe bi Tee Distried Afar over a week of iabor Congrons bas just effected | can bo produced wi en construetion ‘the rebel | ment was adopted extending ‘Mr. SPALDING moved as a substitute a concurrent reso- | By 5 accordi ‘Be-might the partial passage of two reconstruction mes- a gen Binal Soba pent ord ‘States strould ae canretiien wetter ear the registration from three to 8 Jtion similar to thas under which this a easion is cid, tis understadid:ng of the i ‘abroad, to the General of ‘weree—one tn the Senate and the other in the House— minitration, 8 ‘tnd dw that. the ion tsboat lt me weld copdlbnuent i eee aati anoaaate i win, ihe torus ates vers ba on tir Y so ’mobaiete thes it was mot in acvord- | ‘The section on the subject was read by the Clerk. Seat tee nase Tenn Loe, Hees 've-ehh wbere, Cee ee ee arent cha pan, | Reconstroction bills,” ‘ At the conctuston of his see with paimmenary law of the opnstigation; and at | | Mr. Somsck argued thet his waderstanding of ihe Bi cng | Tee Tefered te 0 Re” I Ghaes of the Northern Sites of Motion; tis waa whon frees the deciaion ofthe Ghat) ee€ the Obade ates | Songeentee eas ‘Upon agreeing to the amendments | leagth. i Mr. BrxcHam asserted that it was not eenstruction Comm ties. gael nee ei 2 ae re tained, by the follo vole:— PB i i the committee. ‘overruled the point of order, and said Mr. Scnesck said he bad expected to get such a fiat lemental Recor eon Congrem. the sale, There ‘however, no ‘tirect advance made Zuhs-Memre. Snthony 7 Gatiall, tell Oonkling. Crah ‘Toe President will uot wait tho ten days wilowed him pe St eS ee ee J Korum, Patter. Regiatration 00 sagen *Aaconsider tbe amendment to the Reconstruction act, | Lion, wes discovered that the baticy of the Mexican ce er ee ae sMncie. wan immediately, Copgresm to “preserve all its territory intact oF sac: * lexars, lew, Cameron, @hundier, Drake, See erates a il ieedet aps. ‘f Sone the stampa” ‘they ties didteeared at ts {eae oot Howard, Howe, Nye, Koes, Sumner, Thuyer | Mentary bi op cep the Senate, now moved seth ‘win then pass it by a two-thirds majority. They fool | fe it all in the ae het oe ecioteoe uataumare|san Wikeea ae? pert senate, a8 8 8 ‘well assured thai they can do this, but I doubt if they |} tion of the old Tehuantepec grant, the Mexican Express So the amendment of Mr. Drake was declared out of order. that he differed in ‘00 from) the conciasions of the gon- tleman, The fourth clause of the fifth section of the Provided that a majority of each Hous> ‘constitute @ majority to. dé business; but a smatier m day to day, and may be of absemt_mem- inder such penalties ds enct: House may provide. The provision that's majority of Dart | no person shall be disqual ie that rendered. the last bill nugatory. He would have swept a the mongrel goats in the South and commenced to from the foundation, As he would remove the obstrue- § ty pioger” freed mantener crumt, Yhe Tense nate bill was adopted atitate for the | each House ‘shall eonstitote a. bu tion im the way of a President, not by digging a little, pac reece cae: gen Vo pe taper ony UPas! Sadek ashe I Lenmasicsoveas eampeasion of: the anion of Friday, | Bea tai aoa dog are y: S ane ee canal around him, so ho would Tensve ta clin coat Te Lape DRAKE mi . @f mapeachment have been'given up. radicals are to ph et paging A overnmont was restore Mr. Taostont said that motion wes not in order now, | , M®. BUCKALEW again. took the floor and delivered a Tee Stamiowcenr tie neh shtnis shinial aiid aia ean fan bour’e- duratian on the general principles of ‘Wot disposed to wreck themselves in that way. .As it is | topower in the capital. What was to bedone? In tho | Mr. Suummne Detter call Up my Tesolution to rescind | #Pecon of ‘ a mom, they consider that Mr. Johneon serves them ass | absence of apretext to selze pon, Mexico and despa! | the restiaven, dnegheer the bill before the Benale, and the previous acts of Coa- bj reconstructi« epposi- | Her of her territory, those interested determined that | dir. Buckauew offered the amendment of which he | Ses °9 ibe subject of reconstruction. the objection mad» by the gentlem in from Ohio; still he. was rather of the opinion that the bill should be referred tothe Reconstruction Committee and printed. ‘Wallying poiut for their party, and without 4 should or should not they would make an effort te work outthe salvation of | gavo notice a few days since, as tullowe:— be did meet, A smailer number than a | Mr. Pre said the House bill and the Semate bill were ton they would split tm pieces, Moreover thay argue | their concessions through, Mer Campbell; then at, New Excnox —, That In the election of Representatives in be dg ive one pha an der that claase of the coustitution | 80 nearly alike that he could see no difference between hat bis tea] would “ast until hie term ef efice ex- | Orleans. They played their well, Campoll wont | concrese from the suid States mentioned Ie the ant oF the caerar Meaars,, Aptbeny, Cameron, Cattell. Chandler, pre pied. over to them heart and soe, and they commonced his | 24 of March. igi. each elector shall be entitled to gva.as | Gonvling. Cragin, Drake, Edmunds, Fessenden, Pome Mr, Brsamaw, reforring to Mr. Schenck’s remark, ai Proper training. Of course it was advisable at | many vows as there are Representatives assigned to his Norgat, Morrill, of Maine: Nye, Fi ’ not see why that gentleman should undertake to snub - % ratteraon, of N. H,: Pome- It te now supposed that Congrese will adjouwra by next that time for the State Department to see that Mr. | State by apportionment of law; and be may give one rote roy, Waneey, Nia Sumner Pang ‘Trumbull, Van ‘Winkle, mas ber of w ° ind say that he (Mr. Bingham) knew every- ‘Peesday, although the Mexican question, which the | Campbell was praperly instructed 40 make a treaty Lae tc en ee yg hel Saree Wade, Willey, Wilaon and id know everything he would not bave rybedy, thing. If with the Mexican government nizing all | upon one or more candidates, lees in number thi Nays—Mesers, | Bayard, Buckslew, Davis, Hendricks, saked bim for information. Setar eg wrist te push bard, many detain | ihe aice” title. Joby “especially. the ‘Tehavantepeo | Timers ct more candiasies, lest in numpertnan the whole | 5 Nats, ca Poucrsse' at desea ea Mr. Souxxck corrected him by that he (Mr. Ba day oF two tonzor. Ansent Mosare Cole, Conness. Corbett, Dixon. Doolittle, had asked bim no quest had inter- . and the Mexican Express ar game Mr. TauMBULL raised the point that the above was not | Ferry, Guthrie, Morrill, of Vermont: Morton, Notion, Sauls. ) it a thi ‘Pregramme fer a Pelittoal Mowement en | was rapidly approaching a point where it was necessary im order. bury, Sherman, Sprague, Stewert and Williams—15, Ld Tematked the ‘ibe ox h Mexire. ‘ that the agent should be on hand to attend to duty. Mr. ‘Mr. Wane (in the Chair) said he could not be expected The bill now goos to the House. Bingwaé remai r. that he excused colleague, for he was not bimself to-night, ter.) ‘ i Soward ordered Mr. Campbell to go to Mezico via Hava- | to nave in hi d every principle ot the acts of ro- : , War with Merico is already concocted st the White na and Vera Cruz, Mr. Campbell, woaccustomed to raid erento 2 i pth ae ta dat WBE whe Ge ‘The Senate then, at 7:45 P, M., adjourned, mee amen Mid cat knoe. bie 0 jo Beant ‘Meuse. The programme ts developed somewhat on the locomotion, protested at having, bis quiet und agreeabie | was not relevant to them. He would rather leave it to Pelk and Pierce plan. The democrats are toring the | life at New Orieans so suddenly broken in upon. Mr. | [he senate to decide such questions, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. to be what he was than to be so tenon of “On to Mexico” on tbe anit Seward, of course, prossed by the great interests of bis | ‘ye Bucwavew said he desired to address the Senate : aa his colleague was mm forgetting « fo eezico! On tbe Maximilian dodge, | couniry to have “a reprosentative man ia Mexico, issued | o,f BUCKALEW sa Wasmrvatox, Joly 11, 1867, F lerding it with a pretended censure of Seward, just ® peremptory order. Mr. Campbell resigned. the ring home confusion arose, and several objections were CONNECTICUT MEMBERS QUALITIED. Mr. Burcnam declare@ Gat Re enough to bimd the radicals to ite ixan character. | in New Oriecans then put thoir heads together; they al- | made to the reception of the amendments, when Mr. Meesrs, Hubbard , of Con a Semen eas ake up the Banta facgary asan inter- | Teady claimed that they had removed Mr. Campbell for | ctyxnn suggested. that Mr. Buckaiew could proceed ae Deane, mnetlele, Se J wi ited. and 1 es Peared and took the oath as members, . caus |, Ahe ving ks bate, rules, to 61 ir. jum to record his vote on hie present captivity for the sake of thie sbare of the | Sen o\iireciion wish ihoss cf the Maniaiion someon by recetnina nis Mesoueset Tk Meats ene pamewee the Reconstruction bill last Tuesday. sald in Peference te spotts and glory. The'President will remain quiet in | aires. Amajority of the Cabinet agreed with bim, but Mr. | time to discuss points of order than to bear all The Sreaken suggested that there was no precedeat in.) Of Wis, the White House, send in his fourth reconstruction veto | Stanton would not listen to it, hi aes eet rma ry a to be said on the amendment he proposed. His object | for a member voting before he had been qualified. tea grees and thus seoure an early adjournment. Then | the Mexican business, desired to accept the appointment, ‘ought to be applied everywhere; but he thought it vas | “2 pe Dano mesEnEee it frequently bi (Laughter. ) Rewart. is to tinklo his little bell without let or | but, fearing that the Senato would not confirm him and | Sosolutely necessary to be applied to the reorsunisation Mr. Pune, (dem) Of Md. asked lenee to coffer a reso. | thas then bors Worms tovtc place on the point made that he micht lose the fat berth he now holds, he refused tia Sceanate Sate - Dinérance. Meanwhile the Austrian officers are it, Steadman was then requested to recominend some “> ieee (aees.) ola, sche dark Wi wadin: wring ats Che ctaasee meena gente Fe to await in Havana for Seward's signal, John one. Perhaps Mr. Seward will tell us whether he made stand tbe difficulty encountered by the Chair in decid- building interests in America, &c., but Mr. ALLISON, B Weller is to sound the tocsim on the | such « request. Steadman then recommended Ouer- ing questions of order under the resolution of Friday. | (ron) of Iowa, objected, i" Pettic coast. He ‘teccived his cue more than two | DUE, whom he had known inthe West. Genera! liste, | twat resolution resiricted logistation to such aa wae ne- "THR BOUNTY. QUEETION., appears, “ he obsts jons placed, or likely to monthe ago at the White House, and is now hobnobbing | bonrg had boon appointed, Duty refusing it, Mir. Otter. be placed, in the way of the execution of the ‘econ, | 0 motion of Mr, Monznean, (rep ) of Pa., the Com- with Sicedman at New Orleaps, who ia placed there to | bourg was finally seitied upon as a man who would suit | Struction laws, He could pot see thar any obstranions | mittee on Military Atairs was directed to inquire into iy for adjournment, and had finished all legislative ness before the hour, ‘mombors felt the city, leaving Teas z any chance of speak, than @ quorum to go through the formality of having original bill, amd that he did feel a little bills enrolled and signed ; but, if the position of the gen- | malicious satisfaction in occupying enough time to tleman from Obto were correct, | Se could pro- tract the session beyond the ti fixed by the two adjournment “g the expediency ot amending the bounty act of the 28cb Mr. Burter, (rep.) of Mass., also spoke against im: SONU o fosal point for Aiibustering..ocsseon is held | Tit, wohe Mor ery elt ee eee eee Bad been Placed in the, way of thete laws, Tho Presi- | of July, 1960, 40 as to provide that in case ef the death inte, tien on the DU, Ie wes the mens eigorcant $m reserve for Secretary of War in place of Stanton; and | concessions which partly induced the ring to have him ‘Mr. TROMBULL said » Ay President had issued an order | tho soldier after bis discharge and before the recovery MF that cannot be velfected is to aupersado Sheridan in | named. The reason'that President Johnson entered 20 | in ‘accordance with the Attorney General's soloed. of the bounty it shall be paid to his heirs. PLACED ON THB RECORD. Texas, and organize, A Dutch mobody'represents ua at | Deartily into the scheme was through the influence | “yr Hexprioxs did not believe the Attorney General's Mr. fox, (dem.) of N. ked and obtained per- Reconstruction brought to bear upon him by many prominent rebels, . ' % an She -city of Mexico; the Church party ta Mextooare in | who, by making war upom Mexico ssc their fioancial Spies seared) anceh ae bad eae ne Shor. mission to recerd ie vote ‘against the “ assed last Tuesday. eahoot with Santa Anua and Seward; an Austrian fleet is | 8nd political salvation. They say to Mr. Johnson that | Snawe CANDIDATR FOR THR NAVAL ACADEMY, A if he will onty make Mexico the cry of his party he can : th {0 aay 1 parton the-coast, The plot is'matared, the } so distract the atterition of the people trav, mange atfeins lon of eecaneeNoe Gir ee soe amale tuet- | Air. Van Honx, (rop.) of N. Y., on lonve introduced a trate laid, and it only awaits the adjournment of Con- | that the tide, already turning in bis favor, will turn bat was in favor of the principle of comulative suf. | J2!Mt resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Navy + Sree and the tinkle of Seward's bell to:tonch the match | entirely, and’ he can then shapo home ‘politics a8 | Pave it i coud ho sept eae mene to admit to examination Maurice Rice Evans, for admnis- sion to the Naval Academy in September next. He ex- Santa Anna Military Governor of Mexico, enjoying in | sr. Seward’s organ in New York ia, however, feeling the Gocided in the negative bad iu the young man when be passed his exammation was ~ @ccurity bis extensive Mexican estates beneath the pro- | PUudlic pulse, and it 1s evident that within a few days we c not Of tbe legal age. The resolution was adopted, greater Ywas—Messrs. Buckalow, Wilson, Fowler, Hendricks, PETITION FOR NEGRO SUFFRAGE. teoting folds of the Stars and Stripes. President John- eescue arene ‘desdimen Norton, Ross and sumner—7. meal ope the some of the best lawyers of the country the was right in his opinion. He therefore in passing this measure. Mr. Locan, (rop.) of Iil., inquired as to the oath to be + apaaigaas to civilians appointed to office under the ‘Mr, Farwsworrn said the bill made no provision in that respect, but that the general law covered the whole Mr. Logan saw in that omission ay additional reason ma the bill should ba priated and committed. . , SURLLABALGER, (rep,) of Ohio, favored the: ——- 0, a8 of the whole subject to a committee of conference Steadman, Henving- .. Mr, Warp, (rep.) of N. Y., ted & petition of nine it #on is to redeem bis administration with this new exten- | sen (of Nicaragua fame) wi mal Pacuets, the fermee Coutling, Cragin, Danie kawemae Pred ettysetalet | nundred citizens of Marylai facing Congress to pass pi prvndecba pedal dk ord beta id cecbond tere et athe ead make « vigorous ran for | egg he administration, hard, Aenny oem te | derson, Howe: Jotnwon, Ayo, raienea ‘Winkle Wale, | color throughout. toe United Staten "Referee oe ee hoped, therefore, that the House would le Wi a , bl “© second term of office, The White House is again, as in | Klerico® ‘Beauregard and, his circle, wank Macha, | We rsd mse gF pion, Trumbull Judiciary Committee. epee 1846, the centre of an active cabal, which will soon | Mexico, that the’ may carry out @ railroad ent So the amendment was to. THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION, draw the attention of the nation from the present do- | they bave across Texas to MavatianorGaymas They | Mr. Bocuatew then add: the Senate onthe sub. | The House resumed the consideration of the Mr. Farxswonrn said he was not prepared to commit say theycan never got any Mexican territory 80 loug | ject of cumulative suffrage contained in the amend. | rent resolution offered Fry oa by Mr. Latent istee the whole of this i conference, and preterred Reconstruction, and to tage of Congress and concentrate it on Seward’s coup | Ss Juares is President; thererore it ig necessary to upset | ‘ment he bad desired to offer, ‘he majority principle (rep) of Mass. provi an ‘. @ctat The decree has already gone forth, and its echo | Juarez and place Ortega or Pants Anna eee ak, or | now in cones ernee began A and unfairly. 4 It left Mr, Bourwsu seid that as the action of Congress on any one else who will make a contract orthern large masses tl out @ voice ‘prasti- fe Jnurament of Congr ot won thereaar "| Salone tbe Gaede, nnn nena |e Stred ibeutad en ena eae cae | SAe eene ee ee ee futn Puc i, | » lerenc of parasningy sxcpt te omic a oe wi rm | : rty-t The Late Riot tu Fruuhtiny Tenn bone he hg to reconstruc. | and two million two hundred thoussind nad one ne character of the House and’ to the high position of the Setiofield. “g) Sensto bill of the section imposing ‘taylor, Twitchell, Welker, Williams of Pa., and . Spalding’s substitate was rejected by a vote of 40 = and the concurrent resolution, ae Yinendon, was ANROUNCERENT OF COMMITTEES, The Sreaxee announced the Hovis committees: Select Committee on the Treatment of:Union Prison- ors—Mesers, shanks, Pile, Harding, Stevens of N. H. ive orator of | tion. Already woe lorwpeursnets seek - _ i in tel Son eee eae Van Hora of Wve orator o! on, St 8 Wann gnnensnd | mm tnet ron accused that raced: \dom—S0, Jenegh E, Williams, the colored conserves = both in the House and Sonate. "he majority of oti | ii thi ¥ére, e.denled that there was any such principle | Pe Famain. in history alter they had all passed away, ‘Pennesece, thus explains ina measure the case of the | “nator. say that Mr. Seward has made a porfect piece | It was that the poople should r themisetves, not | thef should oan easory, afte ‘time for a fair, Aate riot at Frauklin, Tenn. :-— of botchwork of Mexican ani Spanish-American | that one portion of the people should govern another. | just and jadicial consideration of” ject, They 1 the movements of the Loyal League inthe square | affairs; and were it no. for the honor | Self-government, and not majority rule, was the corte, | should not let the matter be involved in the measures of an th m yey were of # character calculated to | of the American pearle Congress would pass upon him a | principle. What was meant by the cumulative principle party warfare which would exist during the next twelve nem pad ring the day I noticed that none | vote of censure, || is firmly believed by Congress that, | was this—that an elector in any State, whether he de- | mouths; they should peo that the tmenace free from ail po oy orene gpa det yer bog ue took any part | if Mr. Seward hag had & Minisier with the republican | long to the majority or the minority, can give his vote for | CObgversy about other mattors, pA og Eng acon cal ary te Many of | Mexican governsent from the tima it teft Chinuatua to | some candidate or candidates who willbe ciccted bed win | BME" YES, (rep.) of Me., asked Mr, Boutwell to let.an whatever in the jaitcale ahane te dan ema anbane tak Lead present date, Maximilian would now be living, and | will represent nim in Congress. This was tho Alpha and | amendmen for an it until Wednes- pote pe Spor = ‘and asked me to | the influengé we m - xercise for the benefit of Mexi- | the wre of oa = ° ug, aad it did not ro day, the 13th of Nov peace, ‘ye tnealoul: tractod speec! ow was correct an . Bourwat go to the League iat mal meoy So ete Siemctenty Bee } Pe eaiate Wi: Ubebtler i bout te preas Nome s, | ft esount tie te Reereey cnnice eee members of | Mr. Pike said he vorposed that amendment without eeed ° So at ou es they bad begun, Tee wom?’ | resolynea justitying tho shooting of Maximilian, while | Congress, @ man shall bave votes which he can cast to the questi of impeachment, Ho did not — ings wen! y begu: “asten it day difference of iple except in regard to that and he fore felt inclined to favor the proposition of Mr. bemnrtety ir beaten aan the bill to » commu conference, w! ference of phra- = could be et om .D wanted sent to any committee bat a committeo of conference. All the plandering 3 Jation that went through Congress came rough thas great hole, (Laughter) Mr. Farxsworrt called for the previous question en. his motion to re er the bill and amendment to the Com- mittee on Reconstruction, The previous question was seconded and the motion Was agreed to—yens 74, nays 49. So the bill and amend- ment were referrod to the Committeo on Reconstruction and ordered to be printed. The House then, at a quarter past nine, adjourned. - NATIONAL CONVENTION OF PLASTI ERERS IN BALTIMORE, Batrwors, July 11, 1967, At the second day’s proceedings of the National Con- vention of Journoymen Plasterers, a report of the ex- treasurer was read and adopted. Notice was ordered to be served upon the associations in arrears to pay the same within one mouth. The Committeo on the State of Lrade reported much progress, A resolution author- ng the Baltimore delegation to arrange for printing official report of the proceedings of the convention ed, and To Mill the vacancy on the Committee on Electi caused by the withdrawal of Mr. ‘Nicholson—Mr? REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERYMENT. Mr. Bromwett introduced @ bill to guarantee to the several States of the Union a republican form of govern- ment, which was referred to the Judiciary Commitieo, THE KENTUCKY DELEGATION, On motion of Mr, Patyx, (fep,) of Wis, G. G. Sime, who contests the seat o L. imble, from the First district of Kentucky, was permitted to serve an amended or su; mentary notice of contest within ten days, Mr, Ta Ne to serve bis auswer within thirty days there- ter. Mr, Patns offered a preamble and resolution Teciting that George D. Blakely sought peat a8 representative from the fuipd district of Kentu '¥; that his competi. tor, Elijah Hise had died “yee the votes were can- vassed; that the case was Provided for by xny Statute, but wag only subject to the provisions of the constitution, ana , ue that transcripts of tho official tracts therefrom, duly certi- ai 5 e hiev ¢ the House House Mr, Shanks appears determined to bring it | for one membor, for two or for four, or for any number | believe ‘sbou! toate whites whe, were with ahem’, Whes | to a4. expression of ovinion. Mr. Sumner, woo ‘fas | be pieesea ap Go ube eines Te ihe Sete Tes | carereean a ouee Shoal Ta did not. bel eae ee League that ther would Mennke Ceay | leisy thrown hrmeelf eat ty thousand voters; of thore, forty thou. | country dealred to bo Involverin that eerie ee went to tell the Leag a ny! white radicals said, | Fremch and other foreign Ministers, will doubtless oj sand vote with the present majority in Congress, and | country wanted peace; it wanted “me to recover from Mike cath, eThet'e feet Oba re ween meals salt. | Sooo Mr. Chandler and carry a sunll part of the mdscal-| treaty tiormon vow wih the minority. Under a fair | the waste of war. ro faras concern Stage whe listened to meat spring Hill were aeiet vai { party with him. Sumner i alitUe disposed to farer the | systet of voting the majority would beeatiiea ca te | Grete ee ine ee House it one they were nearly ail armed. Phoy bad. ai deieripivas | adulalstration on the Mexican question, and with tye | embers and ue asinony to "one, Poceaytaate feo] thal efter kei aan eg Hous Politically, the only poy gs Be tape ey Map th ‘res, irks, | portion of his party he o with bim will show Str. | twooty-four meibers of Congress, and cast @ vote of | question now was whether they should ‘manyie the oe pik aad sae ne ee tres Ores | Tohason how far the di jor Mexican territory will | 606,141 at tho last election. The majority vote was | corpse. (Laughier.) He, for ono, hnd to dispention es pistols, pikes, sed'oven clubs with lon ends, he iseae to bring the demo. | 602,790 and the mitority 292,356. Fairly divided, the | attempt to excite the public sympathy in'toat'way. He Meeting of the Assassination Lnyest’éeting | Cras: power aga representation woul¢ stand twelve to twelve, the ma- | did not, in saying this, mean to preciude bimse: Committee. The Johnson party is rapidly gaining ground; tere | jorvy being less tuag sullicient to elect a member, or it | voting as his judgment Genera! Butler's special committee of five to investi. | aro some good indications that Judgo Cha-e and juis | mizht ve thirteen (¢ eleven; but the deicgation stood | might be presented by th cy held its first meeting | Circle are dispesed to favor tho Johnson faction a litle, | eighteen to six, Mz Buckaiew cited other iilastrations | tar as public developments are yet concerned, he be- gnte the asmnssination conspiracy OF at Least not to press the radical idea of reconstrucinn | of the eflect of the principle contaived In bis amend. | lieved ho acted in consonance with the seatiment of tro So-day, but transacted no bnainets beyond simply clect | go nard as formeriy. It is certain that Johnson is gan- | ment, which, he sad. showed the Krow: misreprosenta- | country, and certainly in consonance with his own sense ng aclerk and secretary. it is imtended to invite evi, | ing ground a little in this direction, |. | Newer tho people under the present systom. What he | of right, when he said that ho should not vote for aa @ence from all quarters, ‘aad to make the investigation fe is understood that among the candidates for Méx+ | proposed was to correct these abuses, He then stited | impeachment; but he Placed his amendment on other from Hd direct on the facts as they diciary Committee ; but, so can Minister are Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts | the argument by which cumulative @uflrage could be ed under seal by the Clesks of the several county courts, 4 very wide in its scope, and Sylvester Mowry, of Arisoua motoribty. ‘The lave | sucinigeae tr vee sustained by justice, and it would ember, raiuer | Sal! be competent evidelisa, Agreed to after suit SHIPPING NEWS, The Cholera at Fort Gibson. is urging the Prendent to appoint bias & representa ring lato public life and keap In, public hfe many able aly. Pea NOR ~~ $e A Phreis A wll gee ; @ Noi fexico t fF re) : PETITION 4. ‘ A biter reseives from, Fort Gi ae ee omenmes rye Sa eny sen ue a along letter, publisher | offect in tue Southers sake, af egpiled to b Sietag {ie an. tase curies “ia contain Ph og ot prog ahd Mr. Bnooxs, (dem. ) of N. Y.. presented a petition of FORT OF NEW YORK, JULY I, 1837. country, dated Jdly 2, states that the cholera had made | 1. 1h world, against the Mexican republic ‘aad afl th» | present tins that the Presiddat was am inoocent man; that he wasa | Mr B. N. Jackson for renewal of paient fora bell an, (4s appearance in that vicinity, and had caused four or | “yeliow bellied’ race of Mexicana, Mr. Jouxsoy, (dem.) of Md., to nunciator or telegraph, the floor at the con. | suffering man; that the country a; prema n¥ par © of hr. Buckalew's peee , to say se if the so thas Congueas beat been wroo, cumulative sut je were ts laced at | com: e in riain quart i FORTIETH CONGRESS. cand ee be i Ig idea in certain quarters that it was @ve deaths among the citizens of that place, No cases hhadcccurred from the 30th of June to the date of the Setter, None of the United States troops stationed there Re, The Ps pag Pave ore pg of the Dill tor o which was up yester. . Tt provides that no soldier or sailor shal; to bea dseerver fromthe army or navy, who e stay some other time and qj ied to all the States it should vastly better to havea man in the White House who received his cord, wibean. While he was up had pormotentiy Tefused to execute tho laws, and who wou! gay, as a friend of the Av ey General and o1 ppm ho refuse 10 execute them, th: ithtuil . + Hen fad beon attacked by the disease. Firat Seasion. had known ica for many yeRiey nat ho did wot believe | execute thew if he hed vee one oU | pecved Prescribed, period of, bis ealistment on the Wind unios Union, Bremen; Henry CRaaneey, Aaplawan. Navy Register. that getioman capable of the given which bad been tleman from Maine (Mr. Pike) said that the country | 18th ot April, 1805, and who, without proper antharity Pai ‘The Nary Department has just issued a new resister SENATE. parmaied io tim in the delivery \¢ his epaion om the | did not want impeachment he must have menat ine ped nmned y piper g = amd his command after the sur- American Ports. of the commissioned, warrant and volunteer officers of ou roe acts. He was pre: to say that the bere away down East, So far as the country about asi x, July 11, 1867, Attorney Generai never bad any ‘obs ‘concerned BOSTON, July 11—Arrived, bark Pekin, Warren; (eo United States navy, It contains all the promotions 5 AP Descocy care ki eaegi the laws of Congress. Ho (Mr. Johnson), Secret | aoe Pwr poly ee er THR GRIP BUILDING INTEREST OF AMERICA, pee Sea, Fbiladelphia; Roamer, Bitzabethport; sehr a whieh have been made on the active, retired and re- nap RRCOONT RI * part of the opinion relating to the oath correct, | Delieved that articles of Impeachment should have becy | _ ON motion of Mr. Paxurs, (dem.) of Md., the Commit. |." Below—-Burk Falcon, from Buenos Ayres. served lists ap to the Ist inst. and from the date of the The journal buving been read M1 Epwunpa, (rep.) of b fae nion was in the mi Correct intoretation | reported ong ago. He did not believe that the gentle. = Ls ye coh ated - faquire into the maps Philadenlen Pe seunee 2 nay ered thas Senate tak ‘he Reconstra: ws man from Maine bad 188 the decline the milding i 5 lade! ; Sehrs Moonligh:, jumere; Mohaw! Yast annual resister. Ye, mary psscen ; xt addressed the Senate in a Wis Seas te the oreen tt Spe eet ot | Seerien, ew fer cust Seieedan S aliributable te oor | ichmond. bill, snd the motion was agreed to, The ponding ques- tios Was upos the following amendnmnt, proposed by ‘The National Base Ball Club on a Wosters every hundred republi J wisned the different stages and proposit the House would order the Judiciary Commitee to re- from February, 1962, to the presen’ Port at this session, at least partially, with leave to ” Gaeeen how far i may be remedied To ‘The Nationa! Base Bal! . Howard, to be added te the sixth sexton: — ime, | every measure had been tought and opposed, be) mao further ‘at the next PROVESEOR AGASSIZ AND THE XNGRO Race, waa - ~ on wa ten Shae “emir Tat the mero act of Foting, for an ordinance of | Matty th minke UM OTY, as wall as of the |"“untry wight anderstand whether there was anvining | _ Mt. SoorimD, (rep.) o Pa. sent up le the cicck’s desk | —- OM nn a a thie afternoon for a tour through the Western ‘ou Goan ai! not of lnelt”be r ing } Minority. The mistake of C: was in its delays. ite of the that and bad read a letter from Professor Agassiz, character- A —JARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS REMOVES AND For groom oan ma rma of me | Barc See igs use | seach eet | Ra ge cee viontres | Satay cvtmco afar tet: fe | Aptana PR cone aur. ig lea for ior on of om a fas ry wi vo to - oy on rei ies ox arth ea: apy fniier this bt bocaus af hive having held or exetcoet ioe | to eatraschwes ting Mackasbut after a while it established | previolKsupctsa wary erion noes rene cg Chat a oe aagte Tass Fofeuence to the | mail pox Western ciubs. ein games » ctions of a jusive of the peace, notary puvlic, trustee eres! atte rebets | amendi oaeer tr agent of any natitation of learning, commussioner | out of alt ‘son tet Uy ope 4 Preset f resolation similar to that under which the Srustee ot churteon: ‘religious associations tr sorons inate: | General could set it aside by en opinion. He (he, | Loum of nego Mg Eng Penny th | ng) vested K.4 the sarheny 9,801. Samuer) peor - ae ie paru te Ly ‘Btevens’ . wants, ite commissioner or mt for tal UT tie we of mi eo new ment. im of deeds, conveyances, depositions or aa | Found’ not oubt, ‘he aaid, that colored Senators and | ick, amd. thes wee), @'4, Fepresent a down Rast dis- Representatives would soon be welcomed into the RD, (teP.) Of Mich., took the floor in : Capitol. He advocated the requirement of universal ‘THE IMPRACINENT QUFSTION, Mr, Savas, of Pa., offered a resolution directing the Jadiciary Committee vo report at this session the evi. dence relative to the impeachment, and moved the Pre. vious yy ae pai louse to second the previous and Mr, Witsox, of Iowa, moved as a sabativute thet tue Sua’ Committee have authority to have printed the usual Bumber of copies of the testimony (1,550) in time to be laid on the desks of the members the first day of session, and shen moved the Lad te) question. question was seconded, and the main question was ordered—yoas 84, cr” a Mr. ing that after the vote taken he was willing to abandon the matter, moved to lay the resolution on the table, which was agreed to. COMMITTRE ON INTERNAL REVENUE. Mr. Ronixeoy offered @ resolution for the appointment ® standing committee of nine, to be known as the Mr Rittee on Internal Revenue, ferred on motion of = to the Committee on Rutos, | ‘On motion $.0%, RLECTION® TO SIT DURING THE RECs, that the CommittaDAWES, (rep.) of Mass., it was ordered | to i "3, gE in the investigation | b= rod fa D ome J sue tydhs the recess at such times ders of the committee as the eusation by such mein. tal Cind, of Columbos, Obio, on Saturday. Sales ot Pablic 'ands. Siaty.two thousand two hundred and e)-4ty-Ave acres of the pablic lands wore dupeeed of ¢ting the month at Rotmsake City, Neb<tke, and DT, Michigan, the former @mtiling fo*7-throe thoy40d nine buadred and fifip-fve and<#¢ latter eighto thousand three hundred t neres, ca allining siup--One of the Pension Bureau. ‘We, followips #*m@04 persons have been appointed ex ns for the Pension Office:..J. B. Bell,, and States icity Or (ee Lill divoree Is obtas M. HOWES. Atiora: BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM THE 41 ‘courts of several States without publieity till decree Granted. Also commissioner for all the States, FOI. KING, 20 Broadway, room No. 2. LEGALLY OBPAINED. 1 icity oF exposure. ‘ BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED 4, A where ee « amendment, and at the conclusios of his re- | education as a condition of readmission of the Tebel my sherri tog sp marks said that as there was a large shareof judicial | Sates. Mr. Stwxen moved an additional section, re. { Pike ee tanec Teh tn age chal be (ite, power left in tby hands of istrict commanders, it | quiring the establishmont of asystem of public schools | of@he counter right It wi ft. tel ——— would perbaps be as leave them te deterining | in the rebel States, (roe to all without relation to race or | President had fitiy Nt aetien of tae as the matier contained in bis amendment. He would lor. and it was quite another . Ny A is office, Mr. Tarwurit raised the point that the above was not | should enter on this came of Prjg3,,. mere io order under the resolution of Friday, 4 Lend The Sonate refused to receive the amendment, Yous, wy, 1 11; pays, 21—Mesers. Chandler, Dixon, Drake, Fowler, movement \ere ia favor Harian, How, Ross, Sumner, Thayer, Wade and Wilson man, and {t wan Voting !m the afirmative, judament underlay this most intense evon on the ques. Me. Scmvee moved to amend by insertiog a proviso | tion of impeachment. that tn the apportionment of registers there shall be no Mr. eye (rep.) of Ti., assured discrimination om account of race or color. could not iteeif with the ret Mr, Covet whether, un BSQLUTE ‘OR! any State. without where. No fee chai tion free. z eo! and replying to some remarts im y Mr. Howerd said it wae clear that the Boards of Registration had some discrition in the admisistration of tne oath. For instance, it Jetfer- ‘son Davis, or some such well known rebel, were © apply for rogiatration ead offer to take the oath. it Wid be the dusy of the Board to raject the applicatom. Th this joular the opinion of the Attorney ceneral was very ulty, te say the least of iC Mr, Heward withdrew his amendment Mr. Hows, (rep.) of Wis, mara to amend the fourn ection by adding vigo “that any person heretofom eos Sold ‘by arnggists, Wey and by faa 1. Ti, 1867. oS ee ea 8 3 a ed (rep.), of New York, wished to know | ject could be passed over. It had g bo rtment=Rebtis Rampant-Senator %: the inw ab it stands, there are any dis- | House to ignore the Proceedings of wr Shling the Adpioisization ta lis Mexican Peltier. crvminations ut of color, aud, if not, whether | mittee; the House had to sift the appointed by the digricr Commanders 19 exercise tar the adoption endment would make it oviiga- | Some action for or against tmpeachrn: aur Gh th, 8. 78 80, 46, af ; ~, July 10, 1867, functions of a civil oft may be removed she dis-| to; 1m generals t col { not one diseriet of country where th. v oe Rich ssh M. ¥ “pet Mena ti triet commander or ay the Commanding General of the ‘ir. Busan eaid het stenting quenions bam been asked thie matter ag dead ot eamertny toe at hon of the | Mine. : er en ae. For olreutare of eavucay ‘State Lotteries & adverse NOR Tie Mex question (s fast ansuming immense pro- armies.” Mr, WoWe sai! (hat without thie proviso it 4 fow years ago when he was attempting to get | House. The people had chafed under the ther DISCUSMON ON THR NEGRO AND IRISH A. | RAY, EDDY &CO., Covington, Ky. 4 8, and sheeabes ie force ltseif into more prom. | migui be inecght that the district commaudars had 00 | Umyugh ihe Seucte f prove thet sre persons should | were angry that the House bad not showa wiicioer | , Mt. Monomer, (dem.) of Ohio, referring to'S;, Prives cashed and twformation given by addressing Seems: notice than ttht other great question of the day— Pere to rears a man oars appolated. ty | PolNe excluded from the street cars. Complaints from $nATEY in inquiting into the, merits of the cautewerey; | AZSSR's neem slg tomes teat i did aot cond alee: RICHMOND, No. 4 Coruands birest, si ¢ MBE . hy ¢ neces irgwn that col ‘were » wi lay in bunt ; er seit in his 1% tos Seteed rok nangres pan on rapt fpr tue arnendnient, though be did not think it would | boards « vegeuanen "i * Sams ches and ides, ‘whee the Biaring foot “stared th in the. the o “sy wie aren, discussion with PCA Por the Benen OF tha Masoste Orphat that fe only salva. any barm, Tegister inehat whole State. Mi ner repeated w face that the President met the inst Con, at lessrs. Scofield as, » Of the subject, ‘ anone! 3 tion les in ‘be attention of tbe people from re Mr. Eomenne called attention to the fact that the pro- | ne had Previously said in his 6 bat i weal first session with the assumption of compte . "8 | Mr. Williams stating that not only bad not the negro oo 7” =" ict exmacrass = sou 11, 1867, const ruction sone ether iene woich will give them ¥ Y%0 Felated only to appointments bereiofore made, ie duty of ike Senate in & few momths to woicome | power and of every attribute of a despot. ite cata ty | [nce over cttablished 4 standing goverdmont, but that GEORGIA STATE Me. 5 288, ULE Li, 1867 i ’ Mr, Hows said it was appended to the fourth section, | wiored pon thie floor, (Me, Paces what community the gentieman from Maina| the Irish and Celtic races, which were the backbone of | 68, @ bl. Ih 44% 2 32, 68, 68, 47, 4h. Prowi.vence wil BF people and restore to tne oid | which related only to appolatmenta heretofore mace. Mr. Jonseox—How many? (Mr. Pike) nad lived that he could draw the comlasion | tte democracy, had not done #0. (Laughter. APPPURNRNTARY REtRes-oxaee a2) sont LN iBet > # shadow oof, ite former vigor, This | | Mr. Eowcxns moved to ameud by adding afier the | Mr. Scuwen—T dowt know how man. that the people would be satisfed with the Mr. Robinsoa tried to got into the discussion to reply | Th My 6% 1, 18,78. ARs Mtb vous I, 7, 7 deincer tig er vigor. Th q | ple igoring SurPLeMenTaRY—cLass 943, Ses, ib W Bago, may be Brought about by the ery of | WOE heretofore” the words ‘or hereatver.’ Mr. ConaLixo replied to Mr. Sumner ‘i | juegsion of impeachment, The House cout nox | tO that thrust, but he did not succeed . a ier li, tae . ry The amendment as thus amended was agraod ‘o. @gendment proposed woo!! accomplish not’ The | igoore it must goon with the matter mow of in | ME TREATWENT OF UNION AND REORL PnisoxERe oF WAR. w. BOYD &'CO., Manacore, Al~a..7:, 15 On to Maxjep”” The great Southern siement i already Mr. Drake, (rep.) of Mo,, moved to amend by adding | stinter already {orbid au discrimination 00 account of | October or January, and the question had to be decded. . MUNGRR asked leave to offer a resolution dnstruct- MCINTYRE @ CO., 128 Chatham street, NOB mmering bed of the administration to induce them | &@ #4ditional section to the eifect that none of ihe rebel 4 4 certainly & the entire West 128 the select committee on the treaiment of Union | —————— (tr ten Pr States be entitled to repreventation in Congress unloss it At. Wosow, (rep) of Mass, regretted to learn thal { that the people demanded this action Prisners to inquire also into the treatment of Confeder- A™% PRIZES CASHED IN LEGALIZED LOTTBRIES— inecrite tie upon ers. From the North | ghaii contain in {te constitution @ provision declaring | colored me: hed been appo. v: the House, He did not know, and did not pretenc to | 8'¢ Pleoners in the camps and prisons of the United | > CLOT: Brakes Ce meeg furnished, seoveral fMidmg democras have urged the state Depart. het auch State shail forever remata member of the | General | — | kno wat infiuenced the Judiciary Committen: But be = letee ant re digcontinued, Re. but : —X.. ray Sod 1 Panes etrevt. tment fo make Mexico ite objective point it | American i: every onal ‘opie bad begun to think want { comm roti 7.7 N. Y., objected ; . EMAIL DE PARIS SCATTERS THE allegiance to the United States, and that ne law che)! be | men. float thing iD Lhe co of i on Motiohot Mr. iiNGHAM the House, at forty minutes rr he “ey nothing Feicere Me ae tery ogy ed ants Talked Sales or a subversion of i sean po | ie Pann tga a oknown, aaa Y PAS three, "ook @ recess until eight o'elogk thie evening. | Sike' ade dubanedndbaw sey rect moremant | fe Un ten oF in aul . ik. PARNGWORTH, (F69.), Of 11!., anid It seemed thie Ev Session. OMAS 8. AGNEW ~ nae paIOn NOUSE Oak parcel out ite rich matnce, Hey | cee saceerat made the potatot order thet usder the | The aniondMeat WNrissrisen i ong 18, nays 18-— | the Has duty of Ue lence eras we roquire the Judiciary duunrconn Qcrsnon. Go deat ane te sia Me PRTC wove ita allroad concessions md | frnciy portuining: tor the RoconstrueRe mero wrrs Bot ler, ey - Commitee te report nt tee ony already taken, that | | The House rassemhied at eigit o'clock, @B4 im- | Tea Cofers, (ish. Flour aud: every ining ae ca ‘ jin, Drake, Fowler, Orimes, it might prin an at (oe House and the country | mediately Wereal., ‘i from the | ai nnysore in New ot vaiee Jina been brewing some Hite | St be am season. This was a new eubjech, “SO r wad omersy, Hasnaey, oss; | might corte Ridgtiees io rogsed cone tne pee cauntEy | meta fnouncitg wat ‘inat fvody bad pansed, WIM wa, | Micioally, when Me, Beward oreo oe oage | SeBAlOnD Objeciag thet a point of order was nol debas. | mar Mesars. ADNuODS, ,ME eon, alee Tih porventiy of Soeabesiap ine eetenen pony, be thes they megs) emenament 10 the clare of 0 oa ave, tae new Re: | [feed by every indy in ae Algo to yeang men on to have the empire recognized, many of his friends m= rash Jon eeon, den,’ Freiing: A I. (it Mg to receive this m: early error, eon eats, Sey sacra ’ ul: of Tenn, | Somme togerher: od 1D relation to the facta. act upen it that the o eossion had beon ordered ) closing slam W Al POWKKS, M. D., inl Stantos adyised (ead the haypy bour of recognition wes Me, Tromavrs repeated bis polat that ® proposition | Paiverspe of X, 4, Trum.™ ‘and Willey—i* | Was not so jun she comimives should report | ine Seuate bill bay! read, air, Boorwst. sree . r