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Tho vOle vas then .mepaoo-yeas IT, nays IA.

Tho vote then amended-yeas II, nays Ia.
CoMEIrrEK 10 wAIr ON PRESIDENT
Mr.. HENDERSON moved tho appointment OF com
mee to wait upon the President and inform him that
Congress was ready TO adjourn.
hessrs Anthony and Fowler were appointed
Mr. NyH moved 10 reconsider the vote on TIE adoption
OF the conference report
SYMPATHY cRErAss, sit
message from the President anuounced tne s.euing
OF the resolution OF sympathy with tho people OF ,re
the bill To establish peace with certain hostie inu
tribes and the bill carry into effect the convention OF
the republic OF Venezuela
TaE ApJouRssRSr
Mr. HOWE frepl OF Wis., addressed the Senate IN OPP
position 70 the adiournmens. 80
The motion 10 reconsider was disagresd to-yeas io'
nays 10.
THH DISTRICT coLuxmA EorAI RIGHTS BILL
Mr. SUMNER inquired the President was going 10 re-
turn the OIL 10 establish equal rights sn Inc Dsrc'
Columbiaf
Mr.. CoSKrmG said he had bsen informed that the
President had moro bills TO return which he intended
10 return.
Mr.. SUMNER said he supposed, then. the President
would pocket that bill.
Mr.. CosKINe-We arc not responsible for that
Mr.. SusSERYes, the Senate IL responsible, II by ad-
journing he defeats the bill for equal rights.
Mr. CoSKIlNo replied that equal rights and all other
rights would be safe long the Senator from AassA-
cbusetts lived. Qaughter
KxEcurTvE SESSION AND ADJOURNMENT
Tho Senate then, ~ twenty minutes past four. went
into executive session. and then, at thirty minutes past
four, adjourned under the resolution adopted until the
2lst OF November.
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAprNH FAuuCs, A, S.

The following correspondence recently passed between
Secretary ot state aud tho British Minister at wash
ingon IN rcgsrd TO testimonial presented by tho Brit
ish gov srnmcn, to Captain Fauncs, Of The Revenue
serv.ce.--
DKrARrnsr STATE, WASHINGTON. July IL, 1867.
The Honorable HrGn MccULLocn, secretary Of the
Treasury
sRI have the honor TO enclose herewith copy Of
OF the Hin instant from SIR FREDERICK W. Bruce, who ~
the nsauco OF tue British government desires 70 thank Cap
tain farnce o the Revenue steamer arre e Lane FOR val-
rnbs scrces rendered by him 70 tho wrecked q the
British hrsan ine Leonard Berry, Of Demerara will con
sequenty thank you TO copy Of the British Minis
'ers note 10 be conveyed y CaptMn raunce
have the honor 70 be. air, your obedlent servant
W. n. SEWARD
WASHINGTON, July n, 1857
The Honorsbie WILLIAM VI. SrwARp, Secretary OF nats-
Snund~r Instructions from her MAjesys secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs beg 10 Offer through you the
thanks u hcs MsJesys goyernmento Captn rsunce or
British brgantino Leonard Berry Of pcncrarn was
wrecked and abandoned On the sd Of March whils
voyage from New York 10 Bermuda.
persOns board srrceeded however In reaching the
American brig Mystic. from which vessel they subse
queny the United states ship Harriet Lane,
caraln Fauncc, after Of days, landed
them safely a New York have accordingly the honor
request good Offices In causing bc Cap
the beet thanks Of her Majetys government
for bis services on bis occasion.
ihs be. sr with the hIshsss consideration.
'''' ' FREDERiCk WRIGHT BRUCE.
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.

Fer,sssion Of \ Local Gov~rnmeps In Toronto.
TORONTO July 20, 1857
The formation OF . local sevsrnmsns for Ontario ns
been oomps,ed and the Cabinet Ministers N
to-day, a. follows: Matthew Crooks Cameron sscrssssy
and Registrar; EdmuaA Burke Wood, treasurer.
Fire In Quebcc-Conveution Of Cigar Maksss-'
Msvements 81 Trseps.
NoErssaf, July ~, H.
dsspa,ch from Quebec says about sssu'y sooss o.
Oliver and saxonvlIls streets were Destroyed ~ hn ~
morning Loss and insurance NOT sscsns'nss.
The cigar manufacturers Of the domination OF cnaA
are sbou. 70 call > convention 'a' "
consideration ~ grisvsnceA - - ..-.s---~.
st Xniee, hsss % .sSsissa C.u y \" =.
ssus 1,eo,sd % Tsaer AcMaA0n, the Governor 0eaey
ssl ssv0 ~ svhDVes w hseeve ~ SomoeAs sAssss
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FORTIETH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WARRINGTON, Jnly 20, 1867.

i
WASHINGTON, Jniy 20, 1867
wlsnSsros GOVERNMENT.
Mr. HAuAx. ,rsp) OF Iowa, moved tha. the Senate
take up tho House bill regulating the election Of officers
for Washington city. Is provides that all officers
elected bv the people shall be chosen by the two
branches Of the city Council in joint ssssion instead OF
being appointed by the Mayor.
The point Of order that the icerafion
Of this bill violation OF the rule adopted At the
commenccment OF tho session, and 10 decided that
tbe bill could not be taken up.
rfg ADJOURNMENT QUESTION
Mr. CnAypirR, rep OF Mich. moved 70 reconsider
the vote on tno resolution for adjournment
Mr. cosKfrSc, rep OF N. Y, asked M. Chan6icr
how he voted on that resougong
Mr. CsAspLEr--i voted IN the INCENTIVE
Mr. cosKrNG-rhen you can't move TO reconsider
Nr. CsArDrr said he would that the Clerk no
instructed not 10 communicates the resolution TO tho
several sen-tors suggested that the resolution was
not Ia order
eho voted the resoigton tbs vino voted
last spflng against extra session OF Congress In
the course OF remarks he referred 10 Mr. Fessepden
the conservative ,enacr from Maine, who ia April
- had 80 ucn confidence IN the President TO te
ia Fe that ne would call Congress together " necessary
IN President 10 his rebcllious message Congress-
haA said substantially that he would not enforce the
Rev Instruction Avs of Congress- Hs hoped Congress
worN not adjourn nniil u lad provided for meeting
ae,na a. an early day.
al. ,AtHoNs, rep) Of Y. J., interrupted xr Chandler
90 mai. tbe point cf order ma. the or the
secret. ~ 20 coniinuncss the resolution OF tho senate
TO the knse
Afar yrtuer renarts Mr. CslyDirg said he had been
,taruod Vat The ,srk bad communicated the rcsnlr
t,o 4, ~. SDuse. and wouid therer,e no,e THAI the
irs se IN. Itnctsj 20 return he resolution There was
scr' ~ hy,yid corcern n ,te Senate known
sraiys rcp, s,ll anism Like all otber hybrIds u mas
isr,r.bo OF =. Srodncnon IL originated w 1867 usder
Wtl,ttn n scs ,rd, inprlow Weed and . few copper-
hesls spd North Nr rebels In lS65 IL AGAIN raised lis
heal IN an atenv, 20 unite republicans and rebels
rhe h,ei,aap of snscrvstive rcpublicansm was AZ
rsav r,.Eed with Syesaaes as the highway 10 Call
rori, Nd ~ AZ, ID vii tue carasses and bones OF dead
mnss m. peou!. had Got got done yet erecting toub-
stones Some of the arLv Gi o. were Conservative, bat
the peopie NJ the United Naes pine ten,ns o. them,
WITH sr Lincoln zbvrt cons,vt7t'sm, when lhuriow \
Weed lett sts party. lie had tot M iancoa tnst he
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the country 10 mako pubic these other proceed
ngs OF the Cabinet authority for their publication will
be given by the President. He encoses copy Of the
publication OF ths instructions based on the executive
decision.
Financial Affairs.
The securities held by the Treasurer OF the United
satcs in trust fer national banks reported to-day we're
as foiiows:--
For circulating notes. $340 COL ooo
For deposits OF public moneys. s.......-.. Ss,ss1soo
During the week there has been received by the Treas
urer Of the United States $500 500 nractons currency
and forwarded 60 the Assistant Treasurer a. New York.
elOo 600: Cnlted States Depository At Pittsburg
$50 Ooo national and others, $375os 5o total
s475 0s0 co.
The amount Of national bank currency issued during
the week was s4o $50 making the total amount issued
up to date $3oa 252, oco From this ia deducted the
amount Of currency returned including worn out notes
amounting s. AS 062 leaving In scual circulation At
this dato s29s, ,7sJ, ,564.
Tho amount Of fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week was $as5.4O0.
The receipts from internal to-day were
so9a sle So; making the total amount for the week
ending TO- day So s87 4 and the total since the be-
ginning Of the present fiscal yoar $l7, 693 234 g.
Customs Receipts.
Tho following in statement OF the receipts from Gus
toms st tho ports below mentioned from July 10 u in
clusive:--
Now York ~ ~
Boston. tSv ~ ~ ~
fhiladeipnia -. az, a.
Total soss'' A'
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for persons ana paper. il would probably discover facts
somewhat different from the statement made IN The
paper Just read
On motion OF Mr. JufIis troi.) OF Ind. the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs was instructed to inquire INTO tho
espedency OF providing for the location Of all the Indian
tribes OF tho tncf States on tract or land sufficient
for necessities under tho superintendsnce Of
humsnc persons, with view 10 tho education Of such
tribes and tho protection OF their just rishts
rue FSAL ADJoUHskEsT
Mr. PEr, from tho Conference Committee on the con-
current resolutions for ADJOURNMENT reported rcsoiu
ton that both houses adjourn Al halipas four ocOck
tbls afternoon until Ihrrsiay tue 21s, Of November
This was agreed to by yeas 81 nays 10.
Mr. Nosri Obtained the door and commenced sbout
-four O'Clock AN hours speech npon miscellaneous snb
,ecs which, there business before the House.
amused and entertained the members and hed up the
time.
20 offer concurrent resolution 10 pay members mileage
for the adjourned session.
Mr. aid he would yield part OF his time Tor tho
purpose, and In thai case lime was money. Inugbtcr
Mr. BAKsR objected 10 the Introduction Of tbe rcsou-
tion.
Mr. Los.s moved to suspend the rules.
The rules were not suspended, only tveny-three
members voting in ihe Affirmative.
CJHsfrrEs TO WAIT on rRxspNr
The SrEASrR presented the Senate resolution for the
appointment Of JOINT committee to wait TIE Prcsi-
dent and inform HIM tha, Congress was ready TO ad
On motion OF Mr. BANKS, Irep OF Msss, the resolu.
tion coucurrci in and the committee on the part Of
the House appointed. The appointment of tir. Nocll
nsed with laughter being excellent practical
JoSe IN getting rid Of him. Mr. NOEL, however, would
Speaker appointed Mr. Marshall in his stead
pE IMPORT inpEAcHxKNr.
Mr. CovoDE lrcpl OF Pa, moved 20 suspend the rules
that no might oner resolution nstructnz the Jud ciary
Committee 10 have printed with the testimony In the
impeachment case the reports OF the majority and mi
nority.
Mr. wDsos. (rsp.) Of Iowa, asked the Speaker ques
ton abous presenting the report.
he remarked that the House bad ordered the
Judiciary Committee 20 report forthwith. and the Chair
supposed the gentleman about 10 report, and had
recognized him.
Mr CovopE crpresscd the hope that the gentleman
from Iowa would present the report and have u nted
Mr. ELDsiDok, (deml OF VIA, n,imsted that the
chairman Of the judiciary Committee was ready 20 re-
port
been ordered on Mr.. Covods's motion
lnJouRsNESr.
Before the Clerk had commenced 10 call the roll the
Speakers hammer fs, indicating the close OF tho
tion, and
Tho srraxrn said The hour OF halfpsss four having
arrived, In accordance with hs resolaiors
Of the two houses sud "Ishing 81 zach ana eli VI you
happy return 70 loved ore h. ne, now declare The
adjourn Cd meeting VI uo frs " the Eor.c.h
OonsrsN sdIsaTnsd V ,a3 3lss dsy y kevsnbcr. ~
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ED. SPIRIT: The Radicals are still do
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to strike the words white aud black out
of the Constitution Of the State of Ohio.
They have repeatedly held their secret
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