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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-31
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership formerly existing between the
Il subscribers, under ths name and style OF Graham
q Farrell. dissolved by mutual consent, the 18th
day of December, A. ID. 1853 II persons indebted to
said firm requested TO make payment TO Morris s.
Johnson with whom the nd notes left for
collection Prompt payment is expected. 1t is mpor-
tant that this business should be Immediately settled
JOHN GRAHAM.
mhl5.3wd JOHN FARRELL.
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GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD In

THE undersigned will sell public auction Messrs
l. Kroeper & REFS Brewery, Saturday. the 18th
day of pril 1854, twenty valuable Lots ia Block No.
30 amasco City, 10 Of which front % feet on Fulton
Avenue extending back loo feet alley; four on
Teuh street, 81 feet inches by ITO feet four Nneth
street, 81 inches by ll9 feet and lots fronting
feet inches Fourth Avenue, and extending back
les feet
TERMS OF SALE.--One-four:h cash; the balance in
one tive and three years. with interest secured by mort
gage or good personal security.
plot of said Lots be at the Recorders Office
or al the office Of the subscriber Fourth street, next
door below Main. (mh2S td) NATHAN ROWLEf.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

-Messrs. Johnson g. Morton, of Cincin-
natl, are building another low pressure
steamer, similar in proportion and elegance
to the renowned Jacob Strader, for the Gin.
cinnati and Portsmouth line. The name of
James German has been suggested for her.
in honor Of the deceased partner of Jacob
Strader.
- The river at st. Louis is falling, also
The rivers above, and all at a very moderate
stage.
- The steamer Yuba was sunk short
distance below Wheeling by running on the
wreck Of the Fanny Fern. The Yuba was
bound to Louisville and loaded at Pittsburgh
with merchandise, &c. The greater portion
of the freight can be saved in a damaged con-
di,ion, and the boat raised. She was stern.
wheeler.
The Hoosier State No. Q continues
making first rate time between Kentucky
and Indiana. She never has met with such
an accident to her machinery as to cause an
hours delay. To-be-sure she has had to
pitch overheard one or two of her one horse
engines, but several more were left ready to
Ego il blind" in the good cause. The trusty
engineer never carries too much steam ex.
cept on rational anniversaries, and keeps his
boilers always supplied with water. Travel
on the Hoosier State, il you prefer safety to
speed.
The Magnolia arrived here yesterday
evening from New Orleans, bringing up
dates of the 23d. We thank Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Gaines, clerk, for papers. The Magnolia put
out but little freight. She had large crowd
Of passengers. She had her chimneys
knocked down on Tuesday night last, in the
Mississippi. The pilot attempted to run
chute, and the Ioat took a sheer in an eddy,
and ran into the woods before she could be
stopped. She sustained but little damage.
The splendid Crystal Palace now in
the Louisville and st. Louis mail line, passed
up yesterday morning. She was built at
Louisville two years ago at cost Of $751;
600, for the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trade.
She Will remain in this trade for a short time
only. She is commanded by that gentle
manly and experienced steamboatman VIM.
J. Kountz. We thank her officers for late
st. Louis papers.
- The steamer J. M. Harris struck a
stump ut the foot of Five Islands, below OAR
danelle, on the Arkansas, and sunk to the
guards. The cargo was saved, but the boat
will prove total loss.
The Glendale arrived here yesterday
afternoon, from Louisville. She had been
looked for all day with some interest, as she
had on board the Uncle Tom Theatrical
troupe, numbering thirty-fve persons. They
got here in time, however, for an exhibition
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
hereby given that by order of the Board Of
IN President and Directors ofthe Evansville Gas Light
Company, made at a called meeting OF said Board on
the Sd day OF March 1854 there will be meeting of the
Stockholders OF said Company, held at the ONCE Of
John j. Chandler In Evansville, Ind, the 18th day of
April lsSf between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock r. NJ Tor the purpose of taking into
ton proposition to increase the Capital Stock Of said
Company BY the amount OF $4,000 addional Stock ac
cordng to the provisions of ofthe General Assem-
bly, OF the State of Indiana authorize the formation oil
Gas Light Companies, approved February l3.h, ISL
c. G.. KEATS,
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
mh<-td Directors.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

FNHE undersigned took IN partnership with them in
l. the Dry Goods and Grocery business in Lamasco
business will hereafter be conducted under the OF
B0HNE, HABlNG IL co. We return our thanks TO old
customers for hsir liberal patronage and hope to be
enabled to offer new Inducements for increase Of
their patronage. (mhl7lw@) B0HNE a. HABlNG.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

GREAT CHANCE FOR SPEC u LA I'll N :.
OK Lots for SALE situated Evansville just the
- Railroad Depot -Four of these Lots have Frame
Houses them, and otherwise improved They
well situs ted for residences, being convenient TO bust
ness and only about square from Main street. A
fine Speculation is offered in these lots they be
sold Those wanting cheap places of esidence wish
ing fine opportunity Speculation. had better apply
Immediately. One of these houses especially is a new
and very desirable residence. For further particulars
apply at this Office. [mh2u
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
TUST received per steamers Sultan and Granite State
u &c packages New Spring Dry Goods, comprising
Challi Bareges, Mousseline DeLaines,
Barege Del.aines, Portsmouth Lawns,
BrocadeJ Lawns, French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Ginghams Manchester Ginghams,
Solid Check Ginghams, Figured black Alpaca Coat
Figured Lustres Innings,
English Cotton Drills Fancy Linen Drills,
French Linen Coatings, 90 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons,
All very desirable goods, for sale low figures by
mh17 j. II. MAGHEE q CO.
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CURRENCY RATES.

CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Branches. par All Solvent Bar ks.
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Branches in Orleans. par
State Bank & Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks g dis
State Stock Bank Top .5dislN. q 8. CAROLINA
" In p).. par All Solvent Banks.... g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks. par New StkSecurty B'ks dis
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. All Solvent Banks. } dis
MISSOURI Fire IL Marine Ins. Co j dis
State Bank " Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks.... 3 dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co.. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks % dis
EXCHANGE.
New York. Buying at i.... Selling. prem
Cincinnati Buy ing. Selling. prem
New Orleans. I ....Seling. .........&
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
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M ACN EkEL.-15 packages; ass'd numbers, in
III whole and half bbs and kits just reed and for
sale py s. 4. GILBERT IL Co.,
mn<' Sye. near Water.
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DFRUIT.-Dried Apples,
l J dried Peaches; do Peaches, pealed,
do Pears, may be found for sale at
nbl HAMILToH'S Grssery.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE qualified voters Of the City Of Evansville,
hereby not fed that the next Charter Election, to
be held at the Neptune and Phoenix Engine Houses,
Monday tho 3D. day of pr the following question
VIII DC presented for their consideration, viz: Shal
school Tax be levied by the Common Council for the
current yearf" By order of the common Council.
mhzo-te GEO. H. TODD, City Clerk.
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BLACHLY * SIMPSON

DALM SOAP, &C.-Recd per steamer States
l. many boxes No. Palm Soap.
Per steamer Cumberland Valley
IS doz Shaker Brooms;
do Wisp do;
23 do Fancy do; for sale at lowest figures by
feb7 l. IL ID. HEIMA M.
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II. NELSON

w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particua atten-
ton given the all descriptions of Goods. Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on COnsignments :.
aug % 1y WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CUNDRIES...
- doz shaker Brooms; Cloches Brushes;
/ do large p. Tubs Market Baskets:
nests p. Tubs Fine Work baskets;
nests white Tubs; Butter Ladies';
3nests Cedar Tubs; reel Cotton Cord:
doz Barrel Covers; Butter Prints;
doz Half-bbl Covers: Bail Boxes;
6gro patent Clothes pins;4 pkgs Wooden Bowls;
nests covered Boxes: rCtatoe Washers, &c; just
reed aud for sale At T. BACON * co.'s
mh3 Famiz GroceH
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JEWELLERY! JEWELRYH
SOMETHING DECIDEDLY RICH,
NEW AND FASHlONA BILE,
lust arrived at HUSTACE'S First street, near .Man
T ANNOUNCE to the Inhabitants Of Evansville and its
vicinity, that have just received fine and select
an assortment of JEWELRY as was ever brought into
his market Those who have found it dficult.to get
suited in selecting article In the Jewery line, can
now tie accommodated. My stock consists In part OF
the lowing articles:
A splendid lot OF Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains;
Heavy Gold Bracelets ami Clasps;
Daguerreotype Pins. Lockets;
Locket Clasps and Breaches;
Some fine Gold Keys. Ear Drops, Studs. Watches, &C.
The above shall be sold exceedingly low.
mills r.. Hun AGE.
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DOR DERS.-A beautiful asso rtment Of Gold, Vel
ID vet and Colored Borders latest spring styles
reed by lmh9) JOHN c. DEVEREUX, JR.
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND RANK NOTE
TABLE.

CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JouRNALBY
q COPELAND, BANKER
Dealer in Erehaage Coin, Land Warrants, Uneurrent
Money, &C., &C.; Office on First ct. near Main.
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MORGAN, KEEN 4 PRESTON,

NAOh0IANs N EEN q fftES
WHOLESALE IN An DOMESTIC GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BoNNETs, &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received l59 packages of our Spr ng
w purchase. which we are opening, consisting of
Philip Allen & Sons, Globes, Sprague's, Dunnel's,
Harfop's, Clyde's, American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fancy colOred solid black and mourning Prints French
aud American fast cold rich fancy Lawns domestic and
foreign Oil cold plaid Ginghams elegant styles of Ber
reyes black Silks great variety Of Pant Stufs, Linen,
wooen and California Goldmixed CottoDades, plain,
plaid and fancy do; gold. mixed Tweed Coatngs. Linen
do. plain and twed black wooen do various styles OF
Ticks bleached Musns, fine brown do, blue and brown
and col'd Drills, DeLims, NanKeens York Coatings,
Shrng Stripes Checks furniture do, furniture Prints,
plain black woolien Doeskins and Cassimeres, black
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens A Sheetings, 81 do and
Bagging, &c.
We will constantly be in receipt Of goods during
the entire Since these goods have arrived,
chants burning daylight and losing freight in going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
goods the manufacturers and their agents and none
but them sell lower than Ii worth the at
tenton of person interested in American Manufc
lures to call and examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs of prints. Here you will see greater variety
Of the best Prints IN the country, than Agent In
New York Philadelphia offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade TO examine our stock
feeling that the and qualities of goods
will the eye OF the closest buyers and will CON-
pare with any of the size in the country Give
call. mhl7
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FOR WABASH RIVER

affS.s 4 The excellent and substantial steamer
tFz<FSsS~ JUSTICE,
Capt. d. B. VAUGHAN, Commander, will
make regular Semi eekly trips between Evansville
and Mt Carmel. ILL.,, during the season. having excel
lent accommodations. For freight passage apply
board. Imh3-U
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A SECOND HAND BOILER FOR SALE.
A GOOD second hand Boiler; 81 feet and 40 inches.
n for sale at the Evansville Flooring Mill. mhl0 If
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GOLD PENS.
WE have lust received large assortment OLA. Nor
wv ton IL Co.'S celebrated Premium Gold Pens in
silver extension and desk holders. These Pens are
superior article and warranted to give satisfaction.
For sale low by BITTROLFF & SONS,
mh2I Main street between First and Second.
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The Glendale arrived here yesterday
afternoon, from Louisville. She had been
looked for all day with some interest, as she
had on board the Uncle Tom Theatrical
troupe, numbering thirty five persons. They
got here in time, however, for an exhibition
last evening.
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WANTED
DYa family, a good Dwelling House. Address Post
ID Office Box 30. mh9-tf
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TEwELRY & NOTIONs.-Earrings, Finger.rngs,
d Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushe- Combs, Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accordians Vons Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug % 1y WOOLSEf q NELSON.
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HINGHAMS, LAWNS g. CALgCOES.-A
NJ very large stock of the newest styles OF Ginghams,
Lawns, Printed Lawns, Calicoes and Brantes, which
will be sold very low ut HUGHES,
= mh23 Cheap Dry Goods Store.
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T EGHORN, Straw, Palm leaf, Panama, Silk. soft
IL Wool and Fur Hats Spring styles, for sale a
mh2l MORGAN. KEEN e. PRESTON'S.
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bills and 81 halvs received pt
mh22 GEO. FOSTER * co.
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CHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur.
~ nture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood seat
cane seat, and sofa seat Chairs
janE WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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WOOLSEY h NET.lON.

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CHALE.X DE LAlNES.-A fresh stock ofthess
~ beautiful spring Dress Goods, in patterns. at
HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
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ADS--Just received and for sale low, . lot
ID OF highpost Bedsteads.
jan27 WOOLSEY NELSON.
CLASS-WARE.-Just received and for sale a. auction
VI and private sale. lot of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
lust RECEIVED and for SALE large lot Of Looking
j glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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WHITE GOODS.

UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
A FINE assortment of gingbam and cotton Umbrellas
IA and fancy figured cotton, gingham and silk Para
sols OF new Spring styles, for sale at
mh2l MORGAN, KEEN e. PRESTONS.
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We have yet only regarded the material strength
which is to be derived from the acquisition of Cuba This
however is the very point of view in which the
question be considered il is through its social and
political influence upon affairs that this when
consummated is destined 20 tell most largely for veal
All past acquisitions of territory have resulted in strength
enng the bonds of Union and in blending nt-
aey the ties which render us through very dversi
ties, more perfect and thorough homogeneous whole
both people and nation Cuba will be received into
our sserhood of States with the full and ripe sympathies
of all the southern members of the conederacy and she
will soon discover for herself that she is look the
commercial and maritime States of the North for that
ready efficient assistance which she may in the varied
course of human affairs require enable her
maintain her independence against the assaults of
vndictivc maritime enemy. Again these northern States
themselves viii find ever-teeming harvest IN the pro-
ducts of this fertile island from which their enterprise and
industry will successfully garner the richest stores. Out
of the new millions which will flow into the common
treasury when revenue laws extended
Cuba SHALL for awhile undoubtedly be called upon to
expend large part in maintaining suitable regular gar
rison the island but force not approaching half the
numbers which Spain has to maintain there merely
keep the population itself in subsection TO her rule Be
sides drawing large surplus from the taxes she has levied
the products of the island to sustain her dsor
dered exhausted treasury home Spain has paid all
the expenses of the colonial government and of the grr
son of the island out of the taxes II is not how
ever in this way alone that she has robbed the inhabitants
of their wealth She has filed the island with nnumera
BILE eeches from her degraded court who have drawn
from it its sustenancc excluding its native pop
ulation from every office however humble Whether the
acquisition of Cuba when accomplished, will completely
round off territorial borders it is not for to decree
In progress however there is no fnality
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liberal policy the part Of our government will
avert these evils and perpetuste alliance suggested by
Nature and favored by origin and language
This policy is recommended upon higher grounds than
those of immediate selfish interest II is in harmony
with enlarged commercial ideas of the present age and
with that catholic spirit which modern mechanical science
is extending by annhilatng space time and prejudice in
the intercourse of distant and hostile nations What
may be its local and temporary effects it will enlarge
the circle of human happiness Under its influence The
noble rivalry of industrial activity will take the place OF
mutual aggressions and the possible strife of The
prosperity Of country will overflow and nterminge
with that of the other Though under different govern
mens we shall be people lboring hand in hand to
accomplish the high destiny of the North American con-
tinent.
have the honor to be, your obedent servant
l. d.. ANDREWS,
United States consul.
The Hon. THOMAS CoRwIs
Secretary of the Treasury Washington
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY aI, 1854.
CONGRESS THURSDAY.

sssArE-The Chair laid before the Senate report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury communicating information
respecting the condition of the several marine hospitals
and also in relation the collection and disbursement of
the marine hospital fund
The bill providing for the payment of the Texas debt
considered and after discussion, il was post
poned until tomorrow.
The homestead bin taken up and debated until
nearly nine o'clock, when il ordered be engrossed
for third reading; and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, REPRESENT ArIvEs.--The morning hour was
taken up with debate the reference of bill for the
lief of Thomas c. Nye and the question disposed
Of Mr. Ods reported from the Post Office Committee
bill providing for certain mail-roues and demanded the
previous question its passage The Speaker laid before
the House message from the President transmitting the
correspondence of the Hon Humphrey Marshall commits
sioner China which referred to the Committee
Foreign Affairs The House into committee the
army appropriation bill and after debating certain amend
mens under the fve-mnutes rule and reported the
bill to the House The amendment for appointing civil
superintendents the national armoe instead of military
officers, adopted by vote of III to AT. The bill af
terwads passed by vote of SO g. The House then ad
journed.
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REASONS FOR INGRArITUDE

He who desires to commit crime has generally little
trouble in finding reasons for it. So with southern whig
who is not disposed to do justice the democratic party
and who disposed TO overlook the continued defecons
of his party friends in the free States He can find
plenty preexs for his course but however cunning he
may think himself he will be apt to be considerable
laugins-stock to everybody i'm his vicinity We have
no objection that the wings of the South should insist upon
retaining their organization as national party for II
nothing else grows out oft the spectacle Of fusion be-
tween southern men and northern abolitioniss will be
profitable study to inquirng minds But is little
compacen to see the way in which of the southern
presses seek to depecae the action of the northern d
mocracy set of men willing to be led by such tactics
as these have no claims upon the respect of the people
ana tins bitter truth they will be compelled to learn in
very short time.
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ANTI-NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS THROWN ASIDE
FOR ANTI-NEBRASKA WHIGS.


The trap catch the of verdant democrats by
such operators Horace Greeley is only cool contr
put into the United States House of Repre-
sentaves whig majority. Those who canght by this
sorry sugge will deserve to be heartily laughed at and
will later their credulity practical
illustration of the whole cheat has just come to knoWi.
edge The representative of the second congressional dis
tric in the State of Maine is the Hon. s. Mayall demo-
crat who voted against the Nebraska bill in all its stages
According to the Greeley PLATFORM he should have been
placed in nomination by all those in his district who
opposed Nebraska and reelected that ground; and
this the wings should have been first But the wings Of
the district refused to sustain the Greeley arrangement
and accordingly they held convention and selected for
Congress their nominee, Mr.. Gilman whg, the
whom Mr. Maya defeated at the last election Tie Maine
law party also held convention and nominated j. J.
Perry for their candidate for representative in Congress
Subsequently the wings withdrew their candidate Gill
man, and united upon the Maine-law candidate Perry
who is put forth anti-Nebraska man. but unlike
Mr. Mayal has been tried by the severest ordeal
Indeed the very who to make opposition to Ne
braska test in the elections gladly discard it in IA
of any other ism This is short chapter but it is
very full of significance
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THE TRADE AND COMMERCE. OF CANADA.

We conclude to-day the valuable report made to the
Treasury Department in 1885, by Mr.. Andrews upon the
trace and of the British colonies in North Amer
lea The information contained in this document is I'M
poriant in connexon with the reciprocity treaty pend
ing before the Senate that have deemed proper
produce ii entire We satisfied that attentive pc
rusal of Mr. Andrewss report will orcby illustrate the
value of the treaty to which we have referred.