Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-13

correspondence Of the Baltimore Pa,ro,
WAsHiNGToN, Saturday no,r,.
BURIAL OF THE SUB.TREASrpv,
The funeral otsequrs Of the DEFINE, G.,
Treasury Bill have just been ceIs J, quo
here with great pomp and solrmnhr
procession formed not far from The Wh.a,
House about Two o'clock; BY whom Nv
tried, condemned, and dead ErDed;,.I Wv
closed IN black coffin, with the ios,;r,;a.
"SUB-TREAsuRy" embuzoned on l;sl,"",
parts, was received with all due ce,emo.;
al. '"'"r
Bearing this coffin aloG, its inscriO,io, i
Illuminated BY lamps on each side AMI e,r,~.
ing torches, banners with such sicni6,,,,
notices as GLORY ENouGm ln "SoIi,rv,nd
Alone" Following in the Fools,eensi 3.
&c. and various other paraphernaIia n.
procession moved through the nrins;D,l
streets, TO the sound OF funeral direes pr.
formed by very good band TIE erovd
was very great but there was not the slvb.
est approach 10 disturbance ofany Kind
They halted at the foot oflhe Capl,ol ubrrs
the band struck up its most lueutrous mel.
ody and then the procession turned off "a
the Canal, aud haltine again at the bridge
they proposed 10 consign the "Sub.Trcasu.
ry'' 10 wairry grave An Grafton ~suia
BILE TO the occasion" was pronounced.
thousand torches Immediately afterwards
waved in the air and amidst The acclama.
tons OF the multitude, and the roar Of ar.
tillery, the "Expcdirnl' was launched into
The Canal Eoarieea guns were afterwards
Tired in honor Of those who gave the dealh
blows and the whole party broke up and
retired peaceably 10 their homes inns
In Senate. July 2-1'he Vice President
having on Saturday given notice that be
would not again take the chair during the
present session, the Senate this morning pro-
ceeded 10 ballot Tor President pro- ten.
and on the first ballot Mr. King Of Alabama
was elected 10 that station, Having been
conducted 10 the chair BY Mr. Knight, be
Returned his thanks for the honor conferred
upon him.
FIVE DOLLAR RESTRICTION. Mr.
Wright's bill having for its object 10 remove
the above restriction, and 10 allow the re-
ceiW of notes OF banks which have issued
bills of less denomination than FIVE dollars,
and for general repeal Of the Opposite Sys-
TEN was then taken up.
Mr. Webster and Mr. Preston opposed II
at much length, Messrs Benton aud Strange
supported it.
The question was then taken on The hnal
passage OF the bill and decided IN the afilr'
maliye-ayes 81, noes % So the bill pass
ed.
The Senate then proceeded to the consd'
Grafton OF the Light House bill.
House. OF REPREsENrATIvEs' SSirH'
soNIAN REQUEST. Mr. Cambreleng ron
the Committee of WAYS and Means TePof'
ted bill 10 provide for the investment o''ne
late James Smithson OF London. II was
read twice and referred to committee Oh 'He
whole.
Mr. Cambreleng, from the same comnnH
tee, reported bill providing for The pay.
ment OF salaries TO officers Of the customs O'
disbursing the appropriations oil 1850
Read twice and referred
FoREIoN PAupERs-The Select oon'
miitee to whom had been referred cel!""'
documents relating 40 foreign PauPe's~
reported bill to preventibe iulure 'aPo,%a
ton Of foreign paupers into lne 0""''
States. T.,
Also n bill TO amend the several oc's W
establishing uniform rule of naloral'la'
ton. They were sevcrally read TWICE ~
ferred TO committee of the whole anu WI"
the accompanying documents orde'eu " "
printed.
ARMY BILL-The House then resulhtu
the consideration OF the Senate OH iO' E"c
creasing the army The question Penu "~
was on the motion of Mr. Bronson 10 'e'Os
slider the vote by which the bill had oeei u
dered to a third reading. ..,;oo
After some debate the Previous 0ues ';O"
was called for and seconded The qu.s 's0.
being taken on motion to reconsider " WV
rejected-Ayes IL, Noes 80.
The bill was then passed.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Daily ESP''"
Washington, July 4tb, 1888, Inc iiV ,Ss,
killed the last Sub Treasury 10 day, 70.
is, the S. ction which passed the Senate ,0 ,Ss
peal several sections Of the DepoSlle A'' NJ" ~,
House struck out by an overwhelming ,snd.
jority. The Senate concurred in the o' SSIP.
ment AND so ENDS THE ooD
TREASURY, IN ALL ITS FohMo
The House today passed the SPp , po;pl
ton Bills for Indian Annuities, "es' "
Academy and Notifications. :, 40 be
1t also passed the Senate's bill lot y, Us M
ter security oflhc lives of passengers A" "