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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, July 14.-An officer OF
the Citizens Bank was robbed of 5000
yesterday. There Is no clue to the rob-
bers.
The Union Republican Executive
Committee of this city adoptad resolu.
tions yesterday endorsing Evarts for
Attorney General, and thanking the
National Democratic Convention for its
nominations.
AT meeting of the bricklaysrs last
night encouragement was received from
other societies, and they appeared de-
termined to persevere in their strike for
eight hours.
Wharton's Nickel Works, together
with the buildings occupied by the
operatives, near Camden, N. j., were
burned Sunday. Loss $40, 600.
While landing a picnic party at q
pier, last evening, from steamer, a
girl fell overheard. A policeman in
trying to rescue her was drowned with
her. During the excitement the guards
ting over a dozen more into the river,
and it is thought several of them were
drowned.
The heat yesterday was said to be the
most intense that has been felt in New
York for II years. A very large num-
ber of persons fell in the street insensi-
BILE from the heat, two of whom died
were taken to- Bellevue Hospital, 80 of
whom died. At o'clock yesterday
morning, the thermometeristood at 81 >
at P. NJ. at 97o, and at midnight at So
The master masOns held another
meeting yesterday, when 1t was stated
that the owners of buildings in the city
had many of them agreed to wait for
the end OF the strike. 1t was also stated
that the German strikers had become
dissatisfied, had broken up their old
organization, and were returning to Ia
Dor under the ten hour rule.
Seven young girls went into bathe
last evening in the East river. One OF
them got beyond her depth, and in her
struggles to escape drowning dragged
three others into like danger. A boy
fourteen years old, named Frank Beck,
hearing the screams of the girls, came
to their assistance and succeeded by
persistent diving in rescuing three OF
the four. The other, named Powers,
was drowned.
The case of Collector Bailey, of the
Fourth District, came up for hearing
yesterday before Commissioners Os'
borne, aud resulted in that gentleman's
honorable discharge. The peLjurers
now in prison, who sought for their
own ends to injure the Collector, will be
proceeded against at once. The charge
of subornation of perjury will be to-
day preferred against Major Beknap,
who It is alleged was one OF the great
movers in this affair.
NEW YORK, July 14.-The heat to-day
was intense: Thermometer 96o. Forty
seven cases of sun stroke were reported
the last two days, many being fatal.
Dispatches from all parts of the East
state tho thermometer to-day varied
from 960 to 1O6o, in many places the
hottest of the season. Four deaths from
sun stroke occurred at Providence.
Many cases in Burlington, VT, and sur
rounding country; two deaths occurred.
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new ORLEANS.

Inauguration OF Gov. Yarmouth.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-Gov. War
mouth was inaugurated yesterday,
after which he notified Gen. Buchanan.
The latter thereupon issued an order
notifying all the military officers that
civil law was now supreme In Loulsl-
ana, and instructlng civil officers under
military appointment to hand over
their Offices to their successors who
have been elected.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-After the
Inauguration, yesterday, Governor
Yarmouth sent communication to
Generel Buchanan, officially notifying
amendment and the Inauguration oil
the Governor. On receipt of this COM
munication, General Buchanan issued
an order of which the following is the
substance:
The Commanding General, having
been officially notified of the ratihoa-
tion OF the l4th amendment TO the
Constitution of the United States by the
Legislature of Louisiana on the 10Th
inst, it becomes his duty under the
act of Congress which became law
June 25th, 1868, and the order OF the
General of the Army, to announce to
the people of the State and to the
troops under his command, that the
provisions of the reconstruction
crate in Louisiana from this date.
Military authority will no longer be
exercised under the reconstruction acts
in said State, and all officers command
ing posts or detachments are forbidden
to interfere in civil affairs, unless on
proper application by the civil authori-
Ties TO preserve the peace, under in
structions nuly received from the COM
manding General OF the District. The
military law no longer exists. The
civil law is the supreme order of the
State. All civil officers acting under
military appointment will transfer their
offices and everything pertaining
thereto to their successors, who have
been duly elected, and who have been
qualified under the laws of the State.
The order concludes with congratu-
lations to the people of Louisiana upon
the restoration of the State to the
Union, and expresses good wishes for
the futnre.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati
July l4.-FLouR-Unchanged and

JULY l4.-FLoUR-Uncha and
GRAIN-wheat-Dull at 81 GOAL e2 for
Nos. and l winter; new red sold at
81 IS, to be delivered next week: 81 rs
bid for August delivery. Corn-Scarcs
and firm az $50 for ear. Oats-DulI at
74a75c. Rye-Dull at 81 60a1 55.
CorToN-Quiet and unchanged; mid i,
Wv WanKTETn limited demand at s. ssa
2 40 in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Hsld firmly. but de-
but $2s so best rate offered: bulk
Meats and Racon-Nominally I'M
changed; all held firmly but not much
demand.
LARD-opened buoyant and sold at
1sc, but closed dull at this rate.
BUTTER-Steady at 26a29c.
EGGs-Dull at 15a16c.
GROCERIES Dull. Sugar - 1SRMc
lower on all grades.
CHEESE-Dull at 14al5c.
GoLD-14l1<.
JULY 14.-FLoUR-Steady; sales OF
spring extra at 81 6Oa10 90.
sales of No. at 81 gal 81, and No. 2
at 81 7SaI GSk. COrn-Fairly active:
demand chiefly speculative; frmer and
IaI1<c higher; sales of No. 1 at 92a92S<c;
No. at 9la9I1zc, and rejected at s21Sa
S5c, closing with sellers OF No. at go.
Oats-In fair request by speculatorss
and HaAc higher: sales at 66Ea61cs
closing quiet at 6671c. Rye and Barley
neglected.
JULY I4.-GRAIN- Wheat-Steady
sales of amber at 50 20. Corn-Actlve:
fresh recsipts 92c: Regular Ole. Oats
Dull at 6S1za69c.
San ErancIscO.
july 1s.-FLoUR-steady at s6 25a
observation-disclosures at 81 soa
LEGAL TENDERs-7IH.
Milwaukee. -
July I4.-FLoUR-Duu and prices
aGRAIN-Wheat-Dull at 81 s711 for
No. 1.
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DRY GOODS.

Market steady and firm; fair inquiry
for staple cottons and low priced wool
lens. For the season demand however,
is in no way active or general. Ihe
Thermometer is at 95o to lOlS In shade
GoLD-opened at 1921, and closed at
GoyERHMEEr STooKs-Closed steady.
Coupons 'sI, II3<a113sS; do '62, 1l3Na
II3I<: DO '64, lQl1<a1015s. do go. 1ll5sa
1I11<: do new, 1O95sa10S54; do 81, lO87sa
10sS: do '68, 1O9alO91S; 1O-40 coupons,
I07sS: z 3O's 10sNa10SI.
STocRs-5:30 prices: Pacific Mail
11OkaIIO5S; Atlantic Mail 80; western
Union Telegraph 345Ss347<; New York
Central l3l5<a13IT; Erie 675<a611S; DO
nreferred 74I<a75; Ohio and Mississippi
certIficates 2g1<a291<; Wabash 4ska4szsi
Michigan Central 116Ha1l7; Michigan
Southern 901<ae01z; Toledo 1221Sal2S77Si
Fort Wayne lO1kaIO2; Columbus 80.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells1 Fargo q
Co, 245<a25H; American 461<a47; Adams
531<a531<: United States 47a471<i mer-
chants Union 249<a245s.
JULY n.-FLoUR-Quiet and un-
N-Wheat-Firui for choice, but
other grades irregular. Corn-Higher
79as4c. Rye-Lower at 81 20a1 25.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged. PorIr-At
S29 90. Baeon-shoulders 13a14c; clear
LAED-i75fa1so for tisrces,
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ns of united States cltizens

the claims of United States citizens
against Russia.
der when the committee rose and re-
ported the bill.
They agreed to Mr.. Loughridge's
amendment and rejected that of Mr..
Elliot. The bill was then passed by
ia years and 42 nays.
EVENING SESSION.
The Thermometer in the Chamber Is
920.
The Whole evening was devoted TO
debate.
Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
TAHKETs By TRLEaRAPls.
NEW YoRK, July IA, 1863.

CorroN-Dull and heavy; sales 200
bales at 32c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-C1osed quiet and slightly In
buyers favor.
GRAIH-Wheat-Dun and declining;
No. spring at 81 coal 90; No. spring
at $2a2 05. Rye-Quiet at 81 75aI IS.
Oats-Dnll and heavy at S31zaS4c in
store, and S71<as7Nc af1oat. Corn
Quiet and rather easier at 81 O9a1 10 for
new mixed western ahoat, and 81 la
l2X for old mixed western in store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H and low
er; sales 75O bbls mess at S2S 25a28 81
cash and regular, closing quiet at S28 25
a2S 80. Beef-Qniet and steady. Cut
Meats-Firm with fair demand. Bacon
Quiet and steady. Lard-Quiet at
175zalS1Sc for fair to prime steam.
E0Gs-SteaCly at 23a2jc.
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COLUMBIA, July 1.-THE Legislature
to-day elected Thos. j. Robertson U. s.
Senator for the short term, ending in
1871. The Senate on the fifth ballot
elected f. A. Sawyer, who is Collector
of Internal Revenue for Charleston, U.
s. Senator for the long term. The re-
suit regarding the latter election in the
House is yet undecided.
The Lieutenant Governor was In
augurated to day.
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RALE1aH, July 14.-AccordinE to a
resolution adopted in the caucus last
night, the General Assembly to-day
elected John Pool, of Pasquatan. q. 8.
Senator for the long term, until the 4th
of March, 1873, and Gen. ]. G. Abbot,
formerly of New Hampshire and now
of New Hanover, for the short term,
which expires March 4, 1871.
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National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
SO. 336 BROADWAY.
CaDital. ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
cHARrERED By THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secre tary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances.
subject to Cheek at Sight, SPECIAL DEtOs-
ITS for Six Months. or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARs is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience.
who are al personally liable to depOsitOrs
for all obligations of the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep nc
counts in this Institution with special nd
vantages ofsecurity, convenie ace and pIofit.
jel9-6md&w
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BALTIMORE, July 1.-two colored
women were found dead in a piece OF
woods in Worcester county a few days
since, bearing unmistakable evidence
of having been shot down while berry,
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NOTHING could possibly have hap
pened to SO thoroughly re.unite all the
disatfected elements of the Republican
party as the New York nominations.
Every hummer and every straggler Is
driven into the ranks. Even Butler,
the great mischief maker. declared his
adhesion to Grant In speech in the
House of Representatives, few days
ago. "Fall in" and "Close up" is now
the word all along the line.
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RALTImORE.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE banquet
ReyeriY johnson, tomorrow evening,
will be a most Interesting occasion.
The President and his cabinet, all for-
eiRn ministers and the members OF
The q. s. Senate have been invited and
many are expected to be present.
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial, which
was shaky for a while in view OF
Chase's prospects, now goes heartily
for Grant and Colfax.
The same may be said OF the New
York Post Ia free trade paper)
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R,ver and weather.

PITTSBURGH, July 1.-THE river is
81 inches and falling. The weather Is
foggy and warm. Mercury s50.
CINCINNATI. July ID. The weather Is
clear. Thermometer 92e.
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THE Cincinnati Gazette says the Blair
family is like small-pox-every admin
istration has to have it once. We think
the next will be an exception.
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TIE delegates to the Grafton Conven-
ton who go out tomorrow on the spe-
cial train are not to wear greenbacks on
their lappels. This is positive.
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SAN Francisco, July ls.-Ths Unit
ed States Steamer, Saranac, from Me1i-
can Ports, and the opposition steamer,
NbTaska, from Panama, arrived to-
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ST. LOUIS, July IA herd of 1900
beef cattle, worth $4,000, were stolen
some three weeks since, from Mr.. Gary
on the Rio Pecas, New Mexico, by the
Apache Indians.
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HERETOFORE the Democrats have
objected to the Republican party on the
groun1 that it was sectiouaI-that 1t
had no members in the South. Now
thev complain that it has more men,
bers in the South than it ought TO have.
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Dedicated.

= CLEVELAND, July 14.-The Jewish
Orphan Asylum was dedicated to-day.
Gov. Hayes and staff, and a large num-
ber of citizens and strangers were pres
ent. The procession was large and the
interesting. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. DIR. Kleeberg of
B. F. Peixotto of New York
Rev. DIR. Wise of Cincinnati, and 9TH
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TIE Chase Club, of the city of New
York, composed of Conservative Re
publicans and dissatisfied Democrats,
have formally indorsed the nomination
of Grant and Colfax. This may be
taken as one of the straws which indi-
cate the set of the political ming.
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FILED for future reference-the letter
of the Chief Justice, wherein he says he
thinks, If he vote at all, he will vote the
Democratic ticket.
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JACKSON, MISS, July 14.-Gov. Hum
phrey and family were yesterday
elected from the Executive Mansion by
the military authorities.
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SANTA FE, July13.-The government
crossed into their new territory the last
of the Navajoe Indians and their stock,
at Albuquerque, yesterday, under the
Sherman treaty.
Deserlions are frequent from the
There is a band of Apaches west of
Messilla and on the San Antonia mail
road.
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The Springfield Republican. which
has been sorehead Republican for a
year or two, has been effectually cured
by the New York nominations. and
now cordially supports Grant and
Colfax.
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DINNER PILLS.

AnpeIsons of bilious habits, after eating
or drfnEinfZ ZOO freely. VIII ind great Keller
In The use Of Dr.. Ro6ack's Blood Ptls; tney
aid digestion by stimulating the stomAcn'
thus avoiding the pain, nausea, Rouf erucLa-
tons, &C., which follow rom eating 700
heartily.
Jy12-1ndGEW
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In Chancery.
Mary z. Boon In the Circuit
X54,,,,-., W, SonIt ioT ONO

Mary z. Boon In the Circuit
W. SCOuTt for Ohio
MaTgarettI Williams ct al. } county, w. va.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE IN THE
ES.above named cause, will as special COM
missioner named therein, oner far sale at the
front door of the Court House of Ohio coun-
ty, West Va, ON ThurHday, July q, 1865, NJ
10 O'Clock, part Of Lot No. ., on Main street.
with the Improvement thereon, consisting 0f
one Lwo-story Brick dwelling House with SIX
rooms.
TEENS OF oFsALE.-one-third, or any greater
sum the purchaser may desire, cash In nand
the remainder In equal lnstalmenta at aiT
and twelve months, with interest from day
ofSales 70 be secured to the satisfaction OF
the Commissioners, the deed TO be retained
until payment OF all the purchase money.
Title believed good, but selling as Com
missioner, shall convey only such title
Is authorized by said decree.
jes-law4w speeIsT h19 commissionesr. lniMt@s
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MONTREAL, July 14.-Hottest day OF
deaths from sun stroke,
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. County Circuit Court. June Rules. 1858.
David Richey,
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway. AleXAndef
g. Robinson, Thomas G. Robinson. VIII
liam Taylor, and A. n. Jacob, administrA-
tor OF Gabriel Jacob, deceased.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit Is TO recover the
threS IOuFths of a note made by Kelley, A0l-
loWay & Co., TO the Plalntin for q ~. Gus
23d OF June, 1857, with interest from tnat oate.
And it appearing from an afbdRVit MED In
the cause that Smith Holloway and thomaS
b. Robinson are non-Tesidents OF THIS STATE
on motion OF CompiatnAntg counsel Il Is or
dered mat they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly puhLcation
and due posting OF this order, and do what
they may deem dE TO protect their interest.
Test, MICHAEL ]. BRE1NI9, Clk.
lYS-laW4W
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WASTE PowDER-The gunpowder ex-
plosions about the Democratic ticket
IN. 7. Herald.
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FSEELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
L No. Is Quincy street.
cAhDs sANDBnL HEADS, neatly printed.
Manu- 4cTURERsLABELs.
NsURA 7E POLICIES AND BLANKS,
DRAY TTCkE EM AND BILLS OF LADLEa
PROGRAMMES ANDPosTERs
CHECKs, NOTES, RECEPTS.
SHOW BuLsfr ou1ntzy Merchants.
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GtreGtteLEiqetree1s

0he 1tttelttget
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
STATE REpURLICAH TIGHET.
FOR, ,GovEREOR.
HON. ". f. STEVENSON. OF wood.
FOR CONGRESS
lst Elst. tct-4KN. /. a; DuXAh. Of Brooke.
3rd GEN. j. J.S.WITCHER,ofLi Lincoln
FOR AUDIToR,
CAPT. THOMAS BOGGEsS, OF hoane.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
CAPT.. NJ. PIPES, of Marshall.
FOR TREAsURER,
sERa'r j. A. MACAULEY, of Ohio.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
HON. THAYER MELVIN, OF Ohio.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEAIs,
Hon. r. L. BERKSHIRE, OF Monongalla.
For Presidential EIectOrs,
AT LARGE.
A. w. CAMPBELL. OF Ohio County.
Il. 8. BROWN, of Jackson County.
DISTRICTS.
1-GEN. N. GOFF.
2-J. MARSHALL HAGANS.
3-GEN. W. a. POWELL.
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HOUSE of DELEGATES.

HOUSE of DELEGATES
Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, delegate
from Ritchie.
REPORTS oF COMMITTEES.
MIR. Ferguson, OF Cabell, from the
Committee on Revision, reported bill
and increasing the judi
cial districts of the State.
SENATE MESSAGE.
The Clerk reported message from
the Senate announcing the passage,
with an amendment, of the House bill
for the relief of the assignee or John Nj.
Brand, late sheriff of Monongalia coun-
ty. The amendment was agreed to.
BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Parker, by leave, introduced a
bill to authorize the q. P. Church of
Wheeling to raise money by loan or
otherwise.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mfr. Tomlinson offered a resolution
providing that, after the 10th inst, the
House would not consider any business
introduced unless It had reference to
the Code, and said that his object in Of
terInS 1t was to have some expression
by the House as to the course it would
pursue in the future. The vote upon
the resolution would determine his
vote upon the resolution providing for
a continuance of the session.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, said he had
all along desired to see the Code pushed
briskly, but there might be business OF
snch a character that 1t would be abso-
Intely necessary to attend to it, and he
therefore objected 70 the language oi
the resolution. If the gentlemen from
Mason (AIr, Tomlinson) would amend
ne "a that business of necessary char.
acter could be transacted he would
favor It.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave of absence was granted TO
Messrs. Chase OF Putnam, Miller of
Ohio, Tomlinson, of Mason, Hervey of
Brooke, Stewart of Writ. Martin OF
Marion, Cole, of KanaWha, and Evans
of Mercer.
Adjourned.
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Is Bales Juts Wool Irvine
Just RECEIVED
y and sor sale low t~ CASH.
apr1s CHAS, II. BEs q
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
1SST
NATIO AL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Des's snn ted Depository q. -.

CAPITAL, 100000
............... 45,UOO
Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remltted.
FOUR per cent per 0nnum where the de-
posit remains Rix months, and FIVE PEI
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and 9th ers solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to suit.
con slant supply of n ew Fractional Cur
rency, and /, 2, 8 6 80 coin, Kept Tor the ac-
commodatton of dsposiIors and the public.
GEO. X. WHEAT, Pres't.
marl8 GEO. ADAMS. Cash'r.
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The House went into Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. Garfield in the chair,
on the Alaska bill, the question being
on an appeal taken, when the subject
was last before the Committee, by Mr..
Butler, of Massachusetts. from the de-
cision of the Chair ruling out of order
an amendment proposed by Mr.. Butler
to reserve from the sum to be paid to
Russia $500, 900 for the satisfaction of
claims of American citizens against that
government. The decision of the Chair
was sustained. The question recurred
on substitute offered by Mr.. Lough-
ridge declaring, after many preambles,
that the assent of Congress is given to
the stipulations of the treaty, but de-
claring that the extension of citizenship
and the appropriation of money are
subjects submitted by the Constitution
to Congress. This was agreed to.
Mr.. Elliot moved to add to the bill
proviso that no purchase In behalf
of the United States, of foreign territo-
~, shall be hereafter made until the
provision Is made by law for its pay
ment, and declaring that the power
vested by the Constitution in the Presi-
dent and the Senate 70 enter into trea-
ties with foreign powers does not in
clude the power to complete the pur-
chase of foreign territory before the
necessary appropriations has been
made therefor by an act OF Congress-
Agreed to.
Mr.. Butler made another attempt to
insert q condition for the settlement ot