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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

The friend from whom We received
and published thevote in the 4th Sem
atorial district last Tuesday morning,
hands us the following correction:
SIN the official report of the vote in
the 18th Senatorial District, printed on
mine, theyote of ddridge county was
transposed. It should be Raymond
394, Werninger 221. Giving Raymond
a majority OF 1ES In that county, and of
66 IN the district. SEQ 900 i1f
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RHY NOT uM THE REar9

Z Over twenty yeats' increasing dernnd has
established the fact that AIA1HEWs, yExE-
TIAN HARD IS the best In the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable. and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not ruboR or make the hairappeaEdusty and
dead, but irnparts to It new liIS and lustre.
ProduceSa beautiful black or brown, As pro.
TERED. "A child can apply 1t. Always gives
sattzfact1on. Only % cents Per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
a. L MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, n. Y
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, whole
lale Asents. may9O-lyeod
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DIED,

9 q eyening. g SIX O'CLOCK Az
bel1ieE. eyed y months and 0dlyR
The funeral win take place this anefnoon
at 2 O'Clock, nom the residence Of the parents
on Monroe street between Market end Fourth
streets The ffiends OF the family are invited
TO attend. Sfsli y :
On Friday evening. at Jaalf.pnst Aletver
HOWELL OF consumption -.
Funeral nom her late residence on John
street. between sixth and Seventh streets On
sunday evening At two O'Clock. Friends Of
he damiiy invited to attend. ans 9.rI,irJ
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The Republican ana Democratic Par
ties frnnl n EnnfIler.rl YIa,r. \.

ties lEOl1 u bOulneEn View f-.t7s4
The Charlottesville, Cva.) Chronicle,
has the following In reference to the.
Republican and the Democratic parties,
and what each has done:
The triumph Of the Union armies
the vindtcation of the National authorf-
ty-the unity of the empire-the majes-
TIC figure OF the victorious Republic,
With It's tremendous military powerand
its army Of iron-clads-all belong to
the Republicans. They did it-and the
North thanks them for (which we do
not. Here is the difference. There
fore, just in proportion as the Demo-
cratic party is popular at the South,
just in the same proportion is it unpop-
ular at the North. 1t never wifi BE
popular at the North. It staked its exc
istence on its war policy, and it lost. It
Is dead.
The South, with its military power
broken, Is at the mercy of the North.
All we shall get now, we must get at the
ballot-bOx, and through political COM
oinat1ons. We must either rest at the
mercy OF the Republican party, or we
must beat the Republican party. How
shall we beat them? With the Demo-
cratsR We have just shown that as this
party becomes popular here it becomes
unpopular at the North, and our desti-
MES are in the hands OF the Northern
Vopefs.h Iue oOuL0 may rally us q unit
on the Democratic party. and what will
be the consequence? The North will
rally as a unit on the Republican party,
and the transaction of the Presidential
election of 1860 will be repeated. There
will be sectional parties the strong and
pOpulOus North against the exhausted
and sparely-settled South. There have
been elections in the last six weeks in
Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Iowa, Maryland, New York, New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Missouri, Niassa-
chusetts and Illinois. The Democrats
carried ION the negro suffrage issue
solely the first of these States and the
Republicans carried all the rest. This.
has been going on now for a number of
years. If the South relies on the DEM
ocratic party to help 1t, it will melely
keep at war with the Republican party,
keep the Republican party compact,
and be invariably beaten in the elec,
tons. The North 1leVer lpiLE forgive the
Democratic party. J
We regard the continued maintenance
Of the Democratic organization at the
North as positive injury TO the South.
They irrttate our opponents without the
power to help us. The President and.
the rupture Of the Republican party.
and the formation Of new parties. are
the only hope of the South.
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A CORRESPONDENT wants 70 know
why President johnson wishes all the
southern States TO rally the constftl-
tional Amendment cxtirpating slavery.
"only two States more are required p
he writes, ITO complete the ratification
according to the Constitutional form.
Why, then, should not the President be
satisfied with that2 Why require al
the slave States to ratify3"
Well, we suppose the President de-
stres to satisfy all parties, so that the
slavery question win be eRectually and
forever set ut rest. But to satisfy some
people, 1t Is necessary that all the SOUTH
ernStates should adopt the amendment.
For instance, Mr.. Geo. b. Pendleton,
who, as some of our readers may re-
member, ran on the Mcclellan ticket
for Vice President. said In Congress:
''Three-fourths OF the States, nor all the
States save one, can abolish slavery in
that dissenting State, because it lies
within the domain reserved entirely TO
each State for ITSELF and upon It the
other States cannot enter"
When the President requires every
southern State toadopt the amendment,
he Probably has a desire to satisfy Mr..
Pendleton.
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, ITCH, ITcH, ITCH.
scratch, scratch, Scratch.
WHEATONaS OINTMENT

WIKI tIIe INC Iflal In . Il0llI7l- =
Also cures salt Rlisnuna sUleefs, ChHbIains,
and All ETuptions Of the Skin. Pfiee 50 cents.
For sale By an Druggists.
BY sending 90 cents 10 WEEKS q POTTER,
sole Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston,
MasL,ft viii be forwarded by mail, nee or
postage, toany part OF the United States
septh8me
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AwRrrER has arisen at the South as
popular in rebel circles there as Petro.
leum V. Nasty is among the loyal here.
The letters are reproduced in nearly all
the leading journals. They TEEN with
the hate, venom and treason which
underlay the rebellion, and constantly
minister to the pride of defeated rebels.
The fact of their great popularity indl-
Gates the prevalence of feelings which
are in direct opposition to the profess
sions of so many Southern leaders
The following are examples ofthe spirit
running through these letters:
sSweet land OF IIbSrty, of thee sing"
Not much I don't, not at this time. II
there's anything sweet about liberty in
S6i part OF the vineyard, i can't see IL;
Inc lands good enuf and 4 wouldn't
mind heaEtn lynne or two about the dirt
live on, but as for findin sugar and
!ioerty In GeoFgy soil, Its all a mistake.
HowsumeVer, 1 am hopeful, Pm
much calmer and sereener than j. was a
FEW months ago. Ibegfn to feel kind
" toward all people, except some. Pm
now endeaverin 10 be great national
man. I've taken up a motto. Of no
North, NO South, no East, no West; hut
let me tell you, my friend, I'll Bet ON
Dixie as long as I've got a dollar. Its
no harm to run both skednles. In mkt
Its highly harmonious to loso. I'm a
good Union reb, and my battle crv are
Dixie and the Union. - doc -
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THE statement of the Southern State
Qegall debts prior to the war, places
them at one hundred and hfty millions.
The most Of these bonds are held In
Europe, and the prospect of payment
even S OF the Interest, Is small Indeed.
Mississippi, S, OOO, 900 to North CaroflnSl
y, bO9, COO to Louisina, and $4,000. 600 %
Virginia, s5l =
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SpEfiaI aJotifes. s

AWAY WITH sPECTACnES-oLD
n eyes made new, without speetaeles, doc
receipt Of ten cantS AddFe E b Footo, n.
D., No. llSO Broadway. New YORK, npv5--aslW
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CHEAP Lands.

.GEALED Proposals for the whole or any
lOpart of the Agricultural College Scrip, issued
TO the State of West Virginia by the United
States, which consist Of $50 warrants Of 16O
Proposals may contain propositions to nav
Ior the scrip m cash or o: bonds, and win be
w. Va, and endorsed sProposals for AgricnI-
tural College Scrip and WIN be opened at 2
p. M, on LIST Dec, 1865, -
Bidders win be notifed Immediately of the
nov6-td p y Z A. i. FOREMAN Gov
~ An West Virginia paper viii eonv
fboye advertisement one time and send bill
TO Executive Department. = r. ; ff1i.ITE
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The official returns of the New York
election, as they come in, are steadily
increasing the Union majority. Bar
lows majority will probably reach 3d.
COO. fi4 ll6ii 81 = =
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The progressive democrats of Nov
YORK have organized new political
S S4 called the Manhattan, with John
$lb0s-very aristocratic and exclusives
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

Clement L. Vallandigham has aban.
'doned politics, and since the election
mas begun series of lectures on the
bring discrediit on revelatiSnY s-s -
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John Morrissey. the ex.r,,,o;I,s. -.
one OF the promineIleI men a, VII Wy
y te =; - said 70 have been fhe enrinssl
81 the corner in AIIlWank md TST5I TSje
an Shlea stock which cansed 81 many
heavy losses last week, y
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For Sale

A FIRST CLASS sR1FF, IN GOOD Or
n der and condition. Win be sold at rea-
Bonable figure. For further particulars apply
to BOOTH, BA11ELLE q CO.,
Aovl7-St Cor. Monroe and WaterStR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

TOBACCO CONVENTTON..-.A conven-
ton of the Tobacco Trade will be held nm
der the auspices Of the Tobacconists' National
Association, at CoOper Institute, New York
on Wednesday, November 22d, commencing
at 10 q. m, for the purpose OF presenting their
session, protesting against the present ruinous
system of taxatlon, and renewing their appli-
ton, as heretofore, viii recommend that the
purchnser-not the ptoducer-Shall nay the
tax, and that tobacco exported shall be free.
All in favor Of this movement are cordially
Invited to attend. 80 -
wa. f. LAWRENCE, Pres
EDWARD BURKE, Cor. Sec.
nov4-3tsat F. .sCHRODER, Rec. sec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

TIM Vermont Legislature, which has
just adjourned, Passed an act granting
fcenseto cirCuses at 5000 each. An
attempt to raise the pay or members
failed. The militia bill providing for
the doing way with all drills e5cept
June trainings passed both, houses ne
ter lengthy discussion. The bills tax
ing the income OF United Suites bonds.
the stock Of National Banks, also pass
ed both branches AFTER long discussion.
5he bill to tax savings banks was de-
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For Sale Cheap.

A SNUa AND CoAIFoRTABLE FRAME
tColtages on " heellnr Islan1l eotitaiIIfffr
SlaIee rooms In q good u6lf hbOfhoOd and On
4lls4i s+S,Sl1l g terms. sc, see So EfF3
GHQS O,BR1EN, Real EstSfe AGENT
neVlo-lE Register b1iiding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

The Pittsburg Commercial in speak
ing Of the lecture of Speaker Colfax,
says: eve could not but bc struck with
tho difference there is between such a
lecture and some performances that
have been presented in the CITY under
tho auspices of lecture committees, II
was entertaining without the slightest
approach to mere sensaliOnnlisnl. in.
etructiVe and improving without being
DULL and long without being tedious
There Is freshness about the man, too.
rs we'll us his discourse. II Is the pFol
auctions of sUch minds that the Commune
nifty requires and is able to appreciate. %
The Commercial alludez to the same
lecture delivered here in Wheeling.
And speaking of Mr.. colGax we NAV
mention that he was at Benwood, below
us yesterday, en- route nom Zanesville
70 Washington. The Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, through Mr. Ford, paid him.
the handsome compliment of n special
car for his use throughout the trip, and
Mir. F. and two'or three friends went
down in it to pay their respects to the
excellent gentlemen.
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Redemption OF 1IntlIatod Currency.

Redemption OF MuGIIatei Currency.
The Comptroller of the Currency of
fers the following suggestions relative
to the redemption of mutilated circulate
ing notes Of national banks:
First. The notes are to be redeemed
by the banks by which they are ,respec
lively issued, md should not be return.
ed to this Office in sums less than five
hundred dollars, or even the nultiples
of that amount.
Second. Mutilaied notes which have
been torn or defnced will be received,
when presented by the bank that issued
them, provided all the fragments are re-
turned and the engravings orsignneures
are not SO far obliternted that It cannot
be determined by what bank the notes
were Issued.
Third. Fragments should be redeem
ed by banks, in full, whenaccOmpanied
by an affidavit stnting the cause and
manner of mutilation, and that the
missing part OF the note Is totally des-
troyed. The good character of the af-
tidhyit should also be fully YOuChe for
by the officer before whom the affidavit
Is takens
The aftidavits must be forwarded to
this office with the fragments to which
they relRte, in order TINT banks present.
ing such parts of notes may obtain
credit for the same.
Exceptional cases may occur in which
no affidavit can be obtained, and where
no reasonable doubts can exist in re-
gard to the entire destruction, or ire
parable damage TO missing portions of
notes-0s by fire, acids, GEc.-whereevi-
dence OF identity Is ample, by the sig
nature of one or both officers, or title
or locality of the bank, and the denom-
tnation OF the note-where the integrity
OF the bill-hOlder Is uncxceptionAl, and
where no question could arise in regard
TO fraudulent or improper use of miss
ing parts; in such instances judicious
discrimination must necessarily be ex-
crcised by the officers of banks. It. is,
however, advised that such notes be re-
ceived at their fun face vdIue, and per
feet note given therefor, n record being
preserved OF the fact, to be sent to this
office with the mutilated note when re-
turned for redemption by the bank, in
which case full credit will be allowed in
this department.
Fourth. When no satisfaction can be
obtained in regard TO missing parts,
and possibility exists that any i'm
proper use can be made of tho same, It
Is recommended that proportionRte
value only be allowed this
by comparison of the portion returned
to the missing part.
A record should kept Of the amount
allowed In ali such instances, and a
voucher of same rendered to this office,
whom the mutilated note or notes shall
DO returned for redemption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

DIR. o. a. BRowNsox made a speech
in favor of the Union Republican par
ty, at Elizabeth, n. j.. which contained
some good points. he said the Repub-
Acans We're not a party, but the nation.
he went against the Democrats because
they We're party, a pro.slavery and a
SoppSEhead party; He did not think
that those who had carried the country
safely and successfully through the re-
belllon should now be hurled from
power. II charge upon the Democrats
party said he, ''the death OF my own
son and of your sons who have been
killed In this war. AndI charge IDon
them our national debt of three thons-
and millions Of dollars. -
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SEWING MACHINES
2 Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS
At the following Fairs for the year lss5:


~ I5Est Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair - fT-fI7 ~
Ohio StatR Fnif. II :, = -. = "
Fist Premium for best AIanufacturina Ma
chlne ~ Ohio State Fair,
E1fst Premium for best ManufactnrinV Ma
chine at Michigan state Fair -
Z Fist Premium for hest rfSftr,r4y,s, Ne
chine At Wisconsin State Fafr. = = -
ts1fst Prenipm for best Manufac+urInR Ma.
cn1ne at Iawfance County Fair Pa
First Premium fol. best Mochffie Inv s,ay,a,.,1
P9tPose % Lawrence County Fnfr pa =
INST premium for best Family iachinn AZ
Bucks County Fair, Pa : : -
E1Est Premium for hest hIanT,fa c4,,ri,,,. 1Es,s,
chine at Bucks County Fair "a = + ~
EILSt fteminm for best MISUNDERSTANDING and
E44Inlly Machine at Springfield Fair OHIO -
F4EI I'm h1aehine at Palmyra Fair, New Yorf.
-, NJ EEeminm for best Mannflctnrin9 and
E444nl1y Adaehtne at Suholk County Fafri W.,
Ely premium for Best NAHUM efIiT iTpr and
E4aluy: machine at SCHUYLER Co! FaiT NJ "
8 ElEst PREMIUM for best Machine for III mr. n
P9ssS az Allegheny County Fair Pa
Inst Premium for best acknowledgements Mo-
chime atAIegheny County Fair f5S1 -
Elrst Premium for best MachiI1e y,,orlr q,
Allegheny County Fnir,Pn. 1850 =, "N''A ~
And wherever exhibited. e
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aIett Adrfttistnlfnts.
Wantad ImrnadiatelY.
Wanted.
Notice.
FOR SALE

Missouri LANDS. ONE TRACT IN
MI Putnam County, near UnionviIe, the
county seat, containing 60acTes. Two tract!
In Macon County, one within two miles and
the other SIX miles of the Hannibal and 81.
Joe railroad, each I'D acres. One tract In AdAir
county, near KirkEvflle, the county seat 50
acres. One tEaet In Schuyler County, 50 acres.
One tract In Sullivan County, l60acreS. These
lands are in the most desirable part Of the
State. For sale cheap. L IRWIN
noEls-lM Real Estate AGent
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Elegant Country Residence for Sale
fChaan

II WILL SELL AT PR1vATp sA1p
Y cneaps and upon easy terms the eIefCant
Sy1 az q , Seat now owned and oecnpied by
mi 1,s,StI1sI1Is E.q. ~ p Situated ON beauh-
a9o1L Two miles east OF the city. and Il eSSII1s
49, py the turnpike OF failfoad. me
1870 contain nve acres Of rich Sofl ofna
~ ~! eG WITH ehrubbery, fnlt and shade tnees
fte variety arranged with exnuIs
Teen rooms, planned TO Secure tina ISeSf ST,1
S SetlLsnce and finished in modern fStvIe n
tSpS n excellent cellar, and the yaFi6rs mi
Iitr SsasEs X Wen arranged and Convenient
sLhef the property Constitutes on az Inc
~ ~ and desiEab country TeEidenceS
a. ma i ms and Il within sight
, t, hlishInents in our cotin-
ttLSs map Of the ground and q plSn Of tIIe
AAVea9 may pe seen at my ONCE ~ af7-ssi
,.,.,o ~ THOS. OiBRIFN. "A
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EtHE sToclSHoLDEas OF THF wT:s-5,.
II; virginia Agricultural s0CietY' n SEl5eslt
~ y. Es49sled 70 meel az The EIef1[s
Ss4I s. - ut HOUSE, on SAturliaV fiS1t
- 10y e Z @ p. I for TIE m no. ~
eslllf IlleeEs lor The ensuing yeIF SFSl az
lsl.elll9s OF Qtllef Etaf liifilllss
Efpmpe and general aftenfl6nes7Ts =,
= eee,red. BY order OF the Hb17f5 =
9S49-I1 .---zS.s k--ts ls1Eeff SOlS, u, Seeiys
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A CORRESPONDENT wants to know
why President johnson wishes all the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-02
The u. s. Navy Department has reesiyet

! az u. -. -sGeE A!F f'a!'''t'.Nt taG' 5GhStFEN
information Of the results OF an expeditions
sent into Galveston harbog 90 the night of tho
/, th instant. i"r the purpose ST ses1osing The
blockade rnnaer " ran, and capturing the COZ.
ron |adenea schooners that we're lying ar
anchor under the guns Of sbe forts. It was
found impossible to destroy the y rem. bul The
expetIitioD wss successful in capturing ,H,5
schooners. supposed 10 I.e British, laden writ,
c,tfon. One OF theru had about 256, and the
other about 220 tales Of cotton on board. ~~
Twenty prisoners were captured on hoard tSs::
two vessels.
Il is said that Fredericksburg IS not regularly
gsrrisoned by Confederate troops bat IS ire
uuent)y visited by scouting parties. The town
is nearly deserted and tie f, " persons remain
ing there are suffering for tbe necessares Of litr.
The &. S. Navy Department has received lie
formation of the destruction OF the blockade
running steamer Will O. the N'i~p which was
chased ashore off Galveston, Texas; short
time ago. The steamer was fred BY boat ez~
petition from the Princess Royal, and de-
troyed.
George ". Kendall, formerly Of the New
Orleans Picayune, is on bis rancho i'll Texas.
raising sheep and cattle and shooting wild
turkeys, waiting for peace troubled somewhat
by the Indians, and waxing on to three score
years.
The Duke OF Northumberland whose death
u il =
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Museum Of The Departments OF

The Museum of the D.pirTmenk 81 Agri
culture, in " ash;ngton, recently received do
nation Of specimens VI Nortbern Like h-h.
The fish, some fourteen in nnin :'er, were pack
cd in ice and SAW dust, came safely. and when
taken ouy were as fresh - if just drawn from
their na,ve element One isa monster mas
kalang Weighing thirty pounds, and said TO be
some f,sty or fifty years Old.
4 gentleman from southwestern Kansas com
rnnnicates to the Leavenworth Times some
particulars about the business OF cattle steal
ing carried Oh in the Indian country. He says
that during the past summer and tall every
Government detective, ard many officers, were
engaged in purchasing cattle brought from the
lower country, knowing them to be stolen.
Last Sunday ever ing, MI. Beecher deliver
ed in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, a sermon
in which, we find satire on olergymen who
are SO stupid as to regard theology as their
profession, and sca,hing invective against
the corruption which stalks through the lie.
gislative halls and public Offices
The tariff bill, as r: ported from the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, relates to hut a
few articles, and is intended merely to conform
the present tariff vita some changes made in
the internal revenue system. Thus there will
be no essential notifications Of the present
tariff at this session.
Gen. Palmer, on taking the command in
Kentucky, delivered al address at the State
capitol, in which he said THE Federal Ad
ministrauon regards Kentucky as loyal
State, with an organized government and code
of laws enacted by her own people. -
A correspondent CT the National Intelligen
Ger asks, Why, if beef is quoted at from 9 to II
cts on the hoof should butchers charge 80
cts per lb?
The Countess Guiccioli, Byrons lady fair,
it appears married the Marquis de Boissy and
is yet living. She has, she AYERS, the last two
cantos OF Don Juan.
Recruiting is brisk both IN Ohio aud IN
diana, as We Icaru FROM Columbus and Indian
apc,lis
The Uour, Of Inquiry on the Petersburg
Mine Failure, have re- orted, anu a.crlbe the
failure TO 3en Burnside; and TO s,cn I.edie,
Gun. Fergero, gen. Wilcox and Col. Bliss, Of
Il l., in not pushing on the assault, aud CO
operating effectively, &c. The Court, howev
or, say, in reterenae 70 Gen. Burnside, that be
believed The measures he took would insure
success,
The e.. S. Secretary of the Navy, in re.
sponse 70 resolution OF the Senate, gives