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BERLIN Feb. 22.-Counts Won Bis
marck is much better, and it is now
thought that he viii recover. slb6s4r ~
BERLISi Feb, 22,-Iptelligence re-
eeiyed from Vienna, states that seri7
GUS apprehensions areeo entertained
there of the rising of the peasants in
the Austrian provinces on the Dan4
ube. "a large number Of arrests have
been p. made by the government au7
tlna9lrrlsfelleeSSossiqH al 81 tsihodioM IDof :lsg
-ho0 o7,f sn sENGLANDg = u 8sThi
LoNDok, Feb l22nE evening g.LIt is
pr6posed 10 put the Greek k loan. on The
market .5tns6inUmmoo b97hdrd nsysla
LoNDos, FeB.di 22a4Thss EhrIgliisah
GS9ernme mt propose to- issne a blue
book, giving a, Complete account of
the postal service between Great
Britain and the UhitedStates,v v.Scs4s Sgs,s
/ New, YORK, Febat22.-AnstraIian
dates to January Shave been received.
1 a Aship ifromiLDndoh was burned in
the larboroof Sydney, by the action
of chemicals inlthe3cargbadi idaiu d 4
4 The captain and crew of a trading
schooner were murderedii by the ma,
tiyes, at New Hebrides, andiithe ves-
sci pltpdered.ew iisis2 9it 1o1 .insIi+
Eleven ships arrived from Galifor-
MIA with breadstufs and humber. .lood9;
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iPRoYIpENcEy Feb. 922.-The Ma
tional Union State Convention unani-
mously nominated General Burnside
for Governor, q and VIM. Grum for
Lieutenant Governor 9ni Ld bliq9sa
President johnson has commuted
toimprisonrnenb for life, the sentence
ofRobt. Grove, who was TO have been
hanged last Friday, for murder on the
high seas. H904 Ianto DnB 81.
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New HAVEN; . CosN., Feb e.
Three hundred delegates from sixty
WoFkingmen'saU Uniens teld a)fCon-i
,yentlon to-day, but failed to even or
ganlze. They used up the time in
confused. rambling debates lsgoas9
~ e..rE. -. .arial..-kl II
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PITTSBURG.
The Dentists

P1rrsBURe, Feb. 22.24 The suits Sd ftsI
against the dentists of this city for
Infringement Of Goodyear and Cum.
ming's hard rubber or yulcanite
patents, terminated yesterdayaby final
decree of the u. S.dircuit court sus-
tanning the patents, and ordering per-,
petgal injqpetlons against the de-
-T1D C--=------- -<s-------2- : --S-l--E9FEoD 4
OMAHA, Nebraska, Feb. % Gen.
Thayer,s Senator elect, starts for
Washington to-day with the official
act of the State Legislature accepting
the conditions of Congress. .gli1
moo ,TuOia 10 ahsltis 4,Sq 9dI f1slf
Ia gLvsmi .93s .b993 .fss
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ISSUE OF a. .RILUE 3. aRIO0ShlE .1Ops0SlEs
.Ta7f N vaN YLA 19ib9o9d ;ot1l
III suiI bus .I1X Dsd Nv sDid
odmAUSTRALIAN NEWS. .9yol
AUSTRIA

VIENNA Feb! 22.L Baron Won
Beust Minister of State of, the Aus
trian Emp says Austria is in favor
of the evacuation of Seryia by the
Turkish forces. SO far as Cretan
affairs are concerned, the Baron says
it is the policy of the Government to
avoid the question entirely. o3 ssae 81
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.g-7 The Select
Committee on Southern Railroads
have summoned before them Secreta-
ry Stanton and other witnesses. lo anI 91
General Sickles isshere on his way
to 4 resume essgllnf command in No North Carr
oiina. 81, ,stc,t Z. woa 6agoi - u, lIno lsdf
The United States steamer Shenan-
doah arrived at Singapore on January
1st, and would sail on the e8thl OF 10th
for Hong Kong. She had fine recep-
ltions atalls points touched at inzthe
Washington s BifaiT day swasb OBJ
served by the suspension of business,
I the alosing of the Executive DepartS
meht, and, at noon, display Of, flags.
b The National Monument Associa-
tion met and selected the old officers
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! WAsHtNGToN, Feb. 22.-The George
town municipal election takes place
next ,Mbn1ay, ahaiih consequence Of a
,nuhaber of newly enfranchised col-i
|'ored citizens .9sho wiils for the first
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WASHINGTON.

General Sickles on His Way 90 His
Command in ,OFth Carolina
WashingtOn'S Birthday at the Cap
ital-NatiOnai Monument ASsOcia-
. tiOn-SOldiers Asking the Passage
of the SGhenck BOnnty SBillgE 9yN
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YAsHVILLE.l

Arrival or Delegates - Enthusiastic
Union Meeting Prospect or an
Immelse Union C0nVentiOn-POptl.
-laFityOf the Suffrage and Military
I Laws = BrOWnlOW's RenOmiHatIOn.
rCertail--GharacteR OF the ResOlu.
/ items. Gao ,Wogd9tt 9go b9mToisl
.sno ----4-91d batiaJ ;enl
NASHVILLE, Feb q. Numerous
delegates have arrived from all parts
of, the State. An enthusiastic Union
meeting i being held in, the Capitol
Building to- night, and there lis a fair
prospect ior one Of the largest Union
Colgentiens Tomorrow that ever as
sembled in a Southern State. Dele
gates and citizens express their warm
support OF the suffrage and military
lava just enacted by theALegislature.
No.sEade of opposition to- Governor
Brown low anywhere manifests ITSELF
and ae will be renominated with a
unanmity and enthusiasm unparal-
leled in political history. iassszqa
Chancellor Lucky will probably be
the temporary and Representative
Mannthe permanent Chairman lfd 81
Theresolutions will pronounce . in
favor floyal mapkind suffrage, and.
will deDrecateI any plan for the. recon-
struetin of the rebel States which
shall nit provide for the entire dis-i
franchiement of all who engaged IN
the rebllion.o = AZ gs9 III 4 li9pi-9i
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General Siekles DnahisTWay TO
North Carolina.
zs0aa rsao79 .a7oad u Nifot
2 . Raj zs5AayOMF 3 v $:
Congressional ProeaediB &c.
,gaTTTJDHB s.
uoINDHANsAROEdS. i

uTaY dial .9T1T EfliuBM .8gOE
Agent to go to Mississippi-ResOlu-
tiOnsAd0pted and Appf6Ted Agri-
cultural COHegeaB1l-The Stretch
er Case-Sentence of Two Years in
"a the Penitentiary. saln1To hnA iiS3
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NEW YORK,

Communication Of the.1Sentenee OF
Dry TOfgagasi Prisoners General
Grant Going West-Bankrupt Bill
in the Hands Of the Committee OF
Conference.
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.Cincinannatf..


-ss o3 4sbro ni-.aMT 20 a9HAuJ
Are nov receiving a large and varied
yaDnD1 p9 assortment of DNn ''H'i
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Especial attention given to Heavy
or Intricate Framing 4rrzIaT
1eblS dtf a..dr - -..sn.r,.a = -s.fl.l
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

DOLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867
,s,Iup,Ns A O., ,ss.riED SVHEAKi OF rAE lHFoKriNl
EXECUTIVE. -
JUDICIAL. AND
PoIITIco MILITARY FACTS OF TliB PERIOD
From July 4, lI6t. To Aprll, l63
iscls.,us late action Of
CONGRESS- ON RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON,
C ofue IIoae Of Represersuvss Of the United su'''
4 Presdtut JohBson's speecies
NJ Messages
III Member, ofue Cabinet
Second Session 32ih Congress
Fst Session 40b Congress
And Claimants Of Seats Therein.
nv Vote, on Political Bills and Resolutions
" Rseon.lIpeou Measures of a9th and "b Congresses
Reconstruction Act and Supplement Copy o. Ie''VA'
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendmeut
VI PIoclamatious aud Orders
VII Jsd,e.al opinion oU Ilsbess Corpus
Test Osihs
Mississippi Injunction Cas-.
VIII R,ontors National and State Conventions " fhAeP
Pittsburgh. Cleveland, &c A.,
Part, ptiiornsC CoBpecteut Maryland. Ohio tennessee An
hama Arkansas North Carolina South Csrohna. virginia
IN. K,puesy and Virginia Resouuous OF I7SS'
II Political Miscellany. Elective Franchise
p,oro..d Subs,t tue for liib Ameudmeut
KrenoBs oflS67. Maryland. Recent Legsiatos
Consiiutonsl Al Conventions Pubto Debt ofU >
r,c, bound in cloth Paper Covers - 3eelu-"ni | NAL OIL
ssss9. s Pi'' TIKI TRIBUNE. H,sYOrf
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
3utiiom Salts of 8sal Gstat,.

A. j. BIKEcKBR Auctoneer -
A BSOLUTE SALE of ENGLEWOOD LOTS
"A MAucrloNA BLEECKER son Co vii, sell at At AGs,iSs 1os
fronting Rngst oppod the Hnewood Hote Spnng Lane ana
Psde ALSO. II Acres adjoining the premises lately ownsa
n r. johnson eS1 fronting Woclsndst SALE ABSOLUTE
Trains leave jersey city Northern railroad Of NewJerse r ns
s:los and Returning leave Bngewood Al 4E ana
$50 For particulars apply 10 the AuoneeTs, No. " OedA''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
Gaming 1taStmts.
@l,NNins GarSs, &t.

A T WIN. EVERDELLs' SONS. No. 104 FuA-
"A hn.t-wBpDIbG CARDS spa tEk STATIONERY tEnse-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
CuPREME COuRT-IN PARTITION.

~ ADRIAN H. MuILyK Aueh onssf. ,y,,v q ,,
PEREMPTORY SAIE or VALUABLE ,fhofhhlI on :. W.
Of GRAND api GREENE SIS, By cIlr h supreme 'ou
In Partuon-ADRAN n. MULLER, = WhhsSs ~ y 20, WI
Auction TUESDAY September H. 1857 Al y ooc At the
EXCHANGE sALESRooM 10 M BoadSA' Cr'nmy pxlg wd
y b. order Of the supreme under the dctm oi WILLIAM
SINCLAIR ESQ. Referee the oIoSng described Ha bN,,e va
GRAND SrTbs Plot Of Land together Sh the u, beh Houses
OF Grand and SIS IN the
City Of Ne~Yo and iBown Nos 81 rndb Grand nd No %
srd IS Greenest
Aaps st Tie enee u iLs AsslOpstn. Nc. 'TIest,HY
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
GAIN Stbuols.


COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL-The
~ Tenth Term oih lniiuion will commence At No y
LsEye pa, Eew.York WEDNESDAY,, Oct All ak costume
May H. 1868 Graduates admitted 10 tae NeN gtk Bi For
Catalogues containing fuller ibioTAuou a1-e IhhODOHb w
DWIGHT. Warden. Sc
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, Law De-
~ par,nertTbe annual session opens O The M eoarssis
properly prepared enter the second
GRADUATES admitted o. . Bar Newton For further
Information srply o subscriber University WAhnston square
r. 4 Cn, JOHN NORTON POMRROY bean &c
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
A. J. BLgEcKER. Aucioneer
ELEG ANT RESIDENCES on NJ MURRAY HILL
III

IL Al AUCTION . -.
BLEECKER SON Go. will sell at auction on TUESDAY
Sept H. 1907 IT II oelock at tie kIohauge aesrnom
On IENING northeast OF Foth s-Fours'or
hlglrtioop brown stoa~ HOUSE. AMI LOT 20xt3
On LEklKGTONAvE. notth west Of f.It Aib-fon
story Liown stone higi sieop house, sn LOT 2l9A'" 80
1hesc houses flEas IN e'ty respect but 1 que OF e oe
builders hnhed IN manber WIN all Tue nod
they Inducements to pnrchae o nue
have marble halls black ~slHni
stairs baeou and rails ana unken court
yards For usp and f particulars sppJ to the Auonee's NO
(el.
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9tIp IantfS.
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which very liberal :. a o. HALE 1.s, ~ 80, cor,
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AaaICuLrUaAL.---The following
Agricultural item is from that excel
lent Journal, the Aberdeen Examiner,
Of Sunday last:
As an instance Of what can be done
'n our county, We would state that Mr..
7. G.. Bryan, who farms near tho
mouth Of Matubba, saved this year
from two acres Of land, fifteen thou
sand pounds Of peas, and pen vine hay;
enough TO winter thirty head Of cattle.
This large amount Of forage cost 90
other labor than that Of planting and
gathering, and If viewed in no other
llYht than that of saving corn for
market that would otherwise have
been fed to stock, the result is start
ling. Mr.. Bryan also raised Of one
acre, and without moro attention than
That given to tho peas. over thir-
teen thousand pounds Of pumpkins ;
enough to feed Ut least fourteen head
# stock magnfieently through the
winter, or fed with the peas, tho pro.
duct Of these three acres, which any
boy could have plowed and planted
easlty, hre ample to winter forty four
head Of caite. Now who will say af.
er verifying this statement, that it
will not pay to ralae stock in Monroe
county Or who will lear the expense
IT feeding through the cold and un.
productive months
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THE DANISH WEST INDIEs.---The
amount mentioned in the treaty with
Denmark for the cession Of the Dan
ial West India Islands to the United
States IL aaeeftained to be 50, 500, 900
in gold. The atories which come from
Europe about the liens Of the French
upon these Islands are without foun-
dttion
There In no doubt that the Rev.
Mr.. IInwley. Of Auburn. ~ T., has
gono to st. Ihomas on business con-
nneted with that subject, the cession
being dependent on the consent Of u
minority Of the people Of the islands.
IT appears from official statistics that
one or other Of the Danish West In
dia Islands suffers from hurricane
almost every year. Danish statistics
show that since 1913 st. Thomas
has been visited by seven similar
ca|anitIes at intervals varying from
u xt"en to thirty years. =. Washing
tim Ch10niclc.
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TO GUN5TJMPTIVES.

fENHE Hif EDWARD A. WILSON will send
H. tfres Of chIgs) 10 all who desire it, tho pro
aCrpi with the directions for making aud nsiug
the similp remedy by which Le WAS cured OF y
A."hR Affection md that dread disease 10n~
s''anpsinn. His only object is 10 beDrHt the
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer will try this
~ ptipI, 40 ~ viii cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing pleafe Addfe
BgV EDWARD " iLSDN,
o. iG5 South sscond st., Williamsburg, N. X.
Hputlp
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MLSCELLA NEOUS.

sT&TE OF FIFTH JU-
dieia District Court Parish of East Ba-
ton Eonge Succession Of John Klein
potter No 03l Probate.
seR VIRTUE Of u commission issued
, in thn above succession and directed
+" The Sheriff Of said Parish from tho
Honorable Court aforesaid, ! will expose
f. public raIe On the promises whefeon
tHeeaped last resided at about eight miles
freln tho city Of Baton Rouge, on the
Highland road, on
- US DAY. the gath day Of Decen beg,
4 D., 1867, at II O'Clock, A. M, of said
dey, tho following described property,
H. wit:
a lot OF personal property, consistir Z nf
E1onFghold and Kitchen Furniture, H. m
ing Implements, two Skif Boats, one
Wneon, one Cart, Harness and Saddle, ole
Corn Shelter, ten llepd Of Cattle, togol her
With large lot Of other articles and
things
THHMs or SALE rnah.
ED. d. CHEATHAM,
doc7 Deputy Sheriff.
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INFORM ALTON.

4 SFtRdATiDH guaranteed to produce Iuxu-
a. riant gr with "t hair nppn bald head or
ifdess 1ace, also recipe for the removal Of
binaptcs, Eiotahsa, AruHtions, sc ], on
the shia, leaving the same sott, clear, AHd beaa-
triul eau bs obtaingd without charge by address
Ing AMOS. u. chaplain, Chemist
septt9 B13 Broadway, Asw York
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'lELOR, OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES
or TfIE--
LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS.

VI j WILLIAMS taken oocrpion to inform the
,ahtie that he has associated himself wita Nj.
auaEGE NREdEH, n q accomplished workman,
trH taat ha i now barter prfPa sd than to
" teftaIn aud execute work entrusted TO him.
aiiaena, rlantar4 and others. needing work in
hatr line, VIII phase send IN heir orders aud they
vll ha promptly attended t., work guaranteed.
tar.a assortment of TINWAHE constantly
.rpi "a hand, HT9VE FAM an1 all other appnr.
aHat,ces fhr stoves Of all piStR
5hap on Third street, opPpsits Joshua Reals
3htiety store deeti
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dieinl District Court Parish Of Enst
Baton Rouge In the matter Of the suC-
cosaion Of amos Fairchild, deceased-
No. $50 Probate.
tAf HER EAs, CYNTHIA ANN MARTIN
w has this 1ay iied IN tho Office Of the
undersigned Clerk. an application for nd
rnin's'ration in the above entitled and
numbered succession.
Notice ia hereby given, calling upon MI
persons TO how cnuss, if any they bave),
within ten days from the first publication
hereof, why said application should not be
granted
-. Given under my hand and seal
Of Office, this l8th day Of Decam-
80 Der, a. D., 1867.
Il. F. BRYAN,
decli 1Od Clerk.
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PURIJC-NO. 3O1


AN ACT amendatory of"An act max
ing appropriations to supply defci-
encies in the appropriations for con-
tingents expenses of the Senate of
the United States for the fiscal year
ending June thirty, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven, and for other
purposes"
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the United
States Of america an Congress as
sembled, That the concluding portion
Of section six of an act entitled IAN
act making appropriations to supply
deficiencies in the appropriations for
contingent expenses of the Senate of
the United States for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
-dred and sixty-seven," approved
March twenty-ninth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven, in the words fol-
lowing, to wit: And all laws allow
ing the President. the Secretary of the
Interior. or the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs to enter into treaties with
any Indian tribes are hereby repealed,
and no expenses hereafter shall be in
Cured in negotiating a treaty with any
Indian tribe until an appropriation
authorizing such expenses shall be
first made by law" be and the same is
hereby, repealed.
Approved, July 20, 1867.
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PUBLIC-NO. 29.1

AN ACT to carry into effect the con-
vention with the Republic of Vene-
zuela for the adjustment of claims
of citizens of the United States on
the Government of that Republic.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the United
States Of america an Congress As
sembled, That, for the purpose of car
rying into effect the convention with
the Republic of Venezuela, for the ad-
,justment of claims of citizens Of the
United States on the Government Of
that Republic signed at Caracas on the
twenty-ffth day of April, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, the Commits
sioner to be appointed by the Presi-
dent of the United States, By and with
the advice and consent of the Senate,
shall be allowed a compensation in full
for his services of three thousand dol
lars, and ten dollars a day in commu-
tation of travelling expenses for the
time actually and necessarily occupied
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in going from the place of his resi-
dence to Caracas, and returning to his.
home, after the termination of his
duties.
SEC. ?. And be it further enacted,
That if the President shall elect to ap-
point the Minister Resident of the
United States IN Venezuela to perform
the duties of Commissioner under the
convention aforesaid. such Minister
shall receive a compensation for his
services Of fifty per centum Of the
sum hereinbefore mentioned pursuant
to the provisions of the ninth section
of the act of August eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and ffty-six, ITO
regulate the diplomatic and consular
systems of the United States"
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted,
That the President be. and hereby is
authorized to make such provisions
for the contingent expenses of the
Commission under the convention. in
Guiding the moiety of the United
States for the compensation of the
umpire, and Of the Secretary who may
be chosen by the Commissioners, pur-
suant to the provisions of the conven-
ton as he shall deem just aud proper.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted,
That such sums of money be necessary
to carry out the provisions Of this act,
be, and they are hereby, appropriated
out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July 20, 1867.
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Indian Springs.
Martin County, Indiana.

THEPastPRIETOR OFTiIESaELE-
n brated Watering Place, and well known
resort for Inyalids, to the pub
lie that 1t viii he open for the reception of
visitors froTn and after the FIRST OF
JUNE, During the last year the Build
inys at this delightful summer Resort
have been much ENLARGED AND I'M
3 pED- YOenty5Our additional R0oDas
hoUe been completed, together NTH three large
p0'ches,, and the Establishment Thoroughly
rauTntshed and IN the best order for the conf
fort and convenience Of Guests.
The Bath Rooms, swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
e.ed Cave on the premises furnishes a cool
md refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
kND CURATIVE PROPERTIES of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all VINO
have used them. The Group consist OF
WHITE SULPHUR, BLACK CHALY-
HATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
eicacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
So1nach, BOWeLs, Eyes, for DrOpsy, Neural
ga, and Rheumatism. h vicinity is
Will n ROMANTIC, Astounding In GAME
ald FISH, as well as MINERAL and BoTAN-
SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS
Hacks will convey passengers to and
fOm the Springs, connecting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
may24tf ID. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
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PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 38.1

A RESOLUTION declaring sympathy
with the suffering people of Crete.
Be It resoJved by the Senate and
House of Representatives. of the United
States of america IN Congress as
senb ed, That the people of the United
States feel a strong sympathy with the
people of Crete, constituting a part of
the Greek. family to which civilization
owes SO much; that they are panied by.
the report of the present suferings of
this interesting people; and they unite
in the hope that this declaration.
which they feel it their duty to make,
will be fayorably considered by the
government of Turkey in determining
its policy towards Crete.
Sec. 2. And be it further resolved,
That it shall be the duty of the Presi-
dent of the United States to commu-
municate this resolution to the gov-
ernment of Turkey.
Approved, July 20, 1867.