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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 90, 1869,
A-s!E aE ,fE- .gr ARRIVED.
Schooner E. Boice, -, New York, ner-
chandise, captain.
Schooner Gar, --, Boston, merchandise,
Groweli b Currie. m -... .....--. .-.y
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
Williams. 3ygz EE=f5 10
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
~ aa15s1E ''..:"t sAILRD. s" t..Es.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Bnlti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys
Williams.
Schooner II Warwick, Spedden, Washing
ton, ID. c., merchandise, CroweH Currie.
Schooner W. II. Audenread, -, New York,
'rin lower James river.
Schooner Ella Fish, -, Bath, Me-, ria
lower James river, 10 load with ship timber.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK, March 2O.-Steamer Don, from
New York for Havana, put in here to day with
propeller disabled. a. -.f-=.
NEW YORK, March 2o.-The coast and Gulf
steamers, as late as due, have arrived. --
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J, ,AUGTYON,6ALEse THIS Day.,

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE sILEs OF REAL
ESTATE MADE PETwEEE THE yFIR RsTtrDAYyoF
JANUARY AND THE rfRRT DAY or July TIE
sTPURCHAsEKI PAYs THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
5-sETT YEAR. BUT ON ALL EhLEs;DETwEKNTHE
FIRST DAY oF-JULY, AND TJR gTHIRTY-gIasT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEN.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
.0LLAR SAVINGS BANK.

BANK OF DEPOSIT AND DISCOUNT.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
DEPOSIT, 7our money and get interest. Do not
keep 1t idle.
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AsD WALL, NO. 1900.
SECURITY UNDOUBTED.
JOHN R. BOSSEEUX, President.
THOMAS g. ARMISTEAD. Cashier. ia 2S-sm
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APPLICATION FOR JUDGEsH1P OF THE
CoURT OF APPEALs.-We have it from good
authority that Judge Isaac N. Redfeld is
.an, applicant for the position of Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals of this
State. He was formerly on the Supreme
bench of Vermont, and is q alawyer Of some
note and ability, he beingths authorof seve-
raj law works Of distinction. This applica-
ton affords rather 3 striking commentary
upon the state Of affairs now existing among
iue. = Itcisi indeed rather bitter to think that
we of Virginia, which can boast of so many
able and worthy men TO, fill any position,
must be forced to 60 far beyond our borders
to find men fit to occupy places in our State
government, Verify, Yifginia's cup Of BIT
terness must be drained to the g dress. If
not, "we pass ~ '.-..'> .,,,--
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N N. WALKER & co.,

IN N, WALKER & co.,
Ne SUCCESSORS TO o. r. BgEsyE, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. -..
Office 1918 Main street.
first door east Or the pos.ofice, under Me5srs. Il.
II. Maury & Co.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
properly OF all kinds, IN the city or country, in
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates in companies OF the highest standing.
Losses equiLably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine and inland insurance also effected at cur
rata
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8itt1n1oltd,.s5 51ispattlr.s
.... MARCH %. 1869

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS oF THIS
CITY. ssg Ii. a5rs - .4ass, & '.e.rp -
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ,
VI COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ANNUAL INCOME NE..........-..-......Slo Slo GOO, 900
CASH ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB
KuARS L lsss 0gEh SSs Sirn eSo, See
THE YEAR, 10, $40.
NUMBER OF rOLICJES IN FORCE FEBRU-
AIRY l 1858, So, 23S a...-.-..
THE MUTUAL LIFEo
Is now by far the WEALTHIEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. Il Is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has psovedt to
be ultn ately safe and trustworthy Its assets are
not invested In fancy stocks or personal securities,
but in bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach OF any contingency.
The company, being purely mutual, divides Its
whole profits annually among the assured, and
this dividend can be used In payment OF premiums
or 10 purchase additional insurance, at the option
OF the policy -holder.
u. n. WALKER & CO., gents,
No. lGlS nain street.
DR.. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH Is
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TOILET ARTTCLES. A


,yETHITE TEETH. H.-MEADE& s. BAKERS.
wv "sAPONINE DENTIrRICE" Is offered
IS The best,TOOTH P0WDEk In ute. lt Is gua-
ranteed to be fee from all acids or hurtfrl 1ngrc-
dlgnts, and is composed Of the purest and most
efficient detergenss, ast1ingents, and anti-scorbus
tics speedily removes incipient tartar and scur1
aud heals and bArdens the gums IL H used e2di
recommended by hundreds Of well-known ciu1enh
aud by 81 Of our best dentists. heafthe following
have FOR many years used in my family, and
prescribed to my patients, the ef"SAPohIRE DnN.
TIFRrCE,n prepared by Messrs Meade Batef.
who have acquainted me with ns composlsions
and all who use 1t may do so with the assurance
that il is far preferaoleto most preparations O. is
kind, and that Is does not contain any ingredient
that by possibility iDtare the teeth In
or appearance. JOHN q. WAt1, Dentist,
We confidently recommend TO all who need m
efficient and harmless tooth powder, the elegant
preparation OF heade q Baker known as "SAPo-
! 1'' GNORGE W. JONES, Dentist:
r. N. HUDSON Dentist; ~ ~ '8a
W. LEIGH BuR1OS, Deotist: y
j. HALL, MOORE, N. D.. Dentist;
JOHN MAHoNY, Dentist Lasge 1
j. EDWARD CHASE, Dentist
~ 5 GEORGE Il. STEEL, Denttes.l nj
Price, fifty cents box. mhS
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The OPERA.--The, brief season Of the
Frederick grand opera company closed on
Saturday evening with FlotoH's sparkling
opera Of stradella. Notwithstanding her
host Of admirers missed the charming
Fsederini, 1the1performance passed ofsin a
most spirited manner. Madame Zeigle was
fully equal to the role Of Leonora, and Him
/ nnerr was admirable as the dashing, gallant
stradella, and seemed perfectly home.
His rendition of the aue, Maria in the last
act was very fine. Weinlich, Armand, and
Book, in their respective characters, we're
well received, and applauded. :E!!
In leaving our city the, Frederick Com
pany bear With them the good will Of our
people. Although they came among US
rather. unssasonably, on account Of the
scruples Of the faithful observers Of Lent,
their success has been such as should fat
ter them. The company is undoubtedly
fine one,a and having gained the faYor OF
the Richmond public, We trust they may
find it convenient to visit our city at some
bettertimein the. future. uaggIiOg OgaMa /
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"A TTENTION, VERYB Y!-The
IA vELOCIPEDES have arrived, and are now
on exhibition at the large snd, ,conmodious hall
No. 1913 Main street tstearDs's bfocs), opposite
the post-ofice, which Is open day and night for
practice and tie amusement of the pubic. ~ * +
Admission, FIFTEEN CENTS. NH ls-1wS
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PEANUT CULTURE.

In the counties between Norfolk and Pc
tersburg the peanut has already become
the greet crop-the money crop--and this
year a larger crop will be seeded than ever
before. The present high prices are stimu-
lating our farmers to increase the crop.
We give some facts gathered from the
experience Of others in reference to their
culture: 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-22

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
M VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
IYsURES BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL Oh
ANNUAL POLICY AT LOWEST RATES.
The old "four-ffthsn ~ system has been abol-
ishea. and the assured are now given SIS FULL In
surance as In other companies.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN =. DAEFORTH, Secretary. -
HENRY ID. DANFURTH, Asst Secretary. +
SAMUEL II. PULLlhM, Collector.
pIRKC1 ORS.
Jsluein T. Taylor, James 81. Grant
william G. Allen, James Dunlop,
John &. Hobson, John Purcell, /
Thomas H. Ellis, John Freeland.
Alfred T. Harris, Garret +. Watson, ,
William Gray William Palmer,
George Davis. ja22
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TAKE YOUR RISKS
IN HOHE INSTITUTIONS

TIE JAMEs RIyER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA, ...a
OFrICE NO ls25 hAIN STREET.
IS PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
yIRIN E INSURANCE on vessels and cargoes
ISLANp INSURANCE on goods transported bT
river canal, or lsnd-c2rriage; .s.e.rs
yIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build.
ings.
SHORT RISKS, or, tfthe tIu period Is not used,
rtnrt. Of premium mill be made for the e,s.
WILLIAM 3. ISAAGS, President
4. Y. STOKES, Vice-President.
DigECTosS.-WiIlism B. Isascs, Of William d.
lssacs 4 Co.; A. Y. Stokes, of A. Z. Stokes Co.;
d, j. Har.sook, Secretary Arlington Life Insu.
rance Company; John Wilson, OF Wilson & Fos-
ter: j. j. Wsggoner, of Waggoner q Harvey; A.
= Buford, President Dany,lle Railroad COMPANY
BENJAMIN Il. Nash, William 2. Shepherd W. d.
LigOl. '-
3. Q. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
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aFUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASsO-
ISk CATION or BiGI10GD, VA.--OFFIcE
SSoi,s,t;s or MAIN AND TwEEETH STRKErs-Eo
,,.9-Thls company Is now issuing policies OF
membership on the most liberal plan of the day.
Var mn particulars OF The working of the Asso-
.,si;nn' ~; cal al the oiice for parnphiet.
Membership fees, from len to twenty-five dol
,,rs-accordlng 10 age. he3
,oss rom iffecn to sixty years Of age received
nnth male and female.
'o'" j. A. BELvIN, Preoident.
r. STAEKH, General Agent. - fe 8-arn
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 90, 1859.
Sun rises es..........5.lS Moon sets. ....... EOS
Sun sets .......6 s 02 High tide, 4. NJ. Il. .45
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL

GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW YoEK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FOEFEITARLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Polcles IN wy, ves
Anhual lncome.......'.... o,vov
Losses paid. .........,.............. So0i oep
W. FECKEAM, President
II. ". GkHAGAN, Secretary;
l.. MCADaN, ACtuary;
g. Z. FUDICkAE, Superintendent
DIRECTORS: ...
Genera! JOHN A. DIX;
W. WuKKSs, OF WDkens h Co.;
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
sursnce Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JoHN j. CRANE, President Bank OF Republic;
W. II. YEEmILYE OF Ver1nilye Il Co., bankers {;
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor OF New York !;
AARON ARNOLD OF Arnold. Constable Co. !;
HUTZLER Il BERNHEIM,
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee,
Dr.J. G. CAsELL. Medical Examiner. jas
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A light sandy soil, with clay sub soil,
moderately rich, with lime or mari COM
posted with fresh soil from the fence COR
.ners, applied in the drill or broadcast, pro,
duces the largest yield Of brights marketa,
BILE peas. A rich, dark, loamyH soil VII
produce heavy growth Of vines and much
hay, but not half-crop of peas. a3oa4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19
The Trouble Among Our Local Demo
cracy-A Reconstruction Movement.

Inc Troubie Among Our Local Demo-
cracy-A Reconstruction Movement.
When political party has run to seed it
falls to pieces. This is the universal law of
nature. The democratic party Of this city has
run to seed, and, as now organized, is bound
to fall iAto pieces. 1t must be reformed or it
win be displaced. Of late years, under the
rule of the big Indians of Tammany, it has
waxed fat and kicked The big Indians have
risen to the grandeur of millionnaires, and the
little Indians have learned TO dabble in stocks
and real estate, while the Cossacks, drummers
and bummsrs of the party upon their pickings
and perquisites Of one charter election manage
to subsist till another comes on. The election
reserves Of the grogshop primaries have
learned that they hold balance OF power, and
at the ballot box the vagrant, the rough. the
highway robber, the burglar, the incendiary
and the assassin have extorted not only funds
and concessions TO crime, but fat places and
official authority 10 their confederates, until
the question has arisen whether the legal an
thorities or the lawless party elements behind
Lnem iTS lUtcteIS Vi tue
II we are not mistaken there was. in July.
1861, volunteer New York soldier Of the
name Of Lynch, who, with considerable
number OF others whose three months term Of
enlistment had just expired, by the almanac
and the clock, turned his back upon the Union
army in the battle Of the first Bull run.
and sleft the field to the sound Of
the cnemy's cannon" So says General
Mcdowell. This soldier, Lynch. 20 re.
turning from battle, was nominated ant
elected Sheriff of this city. How? Becaus,
he had the boys at his back who controlled
the democratic machine, and because her
anything bearing the democratic label coul
beat out Of sight anything opposed to il. W
are indebted TO the same influences for on
present Sheriff O'Brien. When things come
such pass reaction is sure TO follow. Whe
the Union army was surprised at Cedar Greek
and its camp and camp stores and half its al
tillery were captured and the army itself wa
put to flight, large portion Of the rebel arm
Of Early, thinking that, with the field In thei
possession, they could do as they pleased, pro
ceeded to grand carousal over their harves
Of spoils. We know what followed. Sherida
came up; the tide was turned, and the reb'
army, utterly demorazed, was utterly route
and dispersed
Now Phe Manhattan Club, il Is given on
inspired with some such sense of danger /
their party here, have had council OF war o
the subject, and have resolved upon som
, wedding out Perhaps they have heard TIL
the Generalization Of the democracy Of th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

TnE CogcoRAE ISourRY-A LESSON TO
SENATORS. incident occurred in the re-
ported proceedings on Wednesday Of the
Senate Committee on the District Of Columbia
which, while 1t reflects honor on the brave old
steward or the Russian Minister, who refused
to retail the chit chat Of guests at the Ambas-
sador's table, and told the impersinent Sena-
tors that he had never plsyed the spy, and
did not intend TO do so in us old age" covers
with disgrace committee Of the highest repre-
sentative body Of the American people, and,
from the relations Of the parties, makes us all
an object Of not very complimentary remark
elsewhere than at home. II Is quite time for
the Senate TO remember that these disgraceful
exhibitions by Its own members reflect on the
entire body, and that every true American
cheek reddens when reproois so just "a that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

Congress and the Clerk Of This County.
The question of the power Of Congress TO
have before its committees persons and pa
pers' comes up in an interesting shape apropos
to the investigation of the election frauds and
the contumacy Of Mr.. Loew, the Clerk Of this
county. Mr.. Loew is called upon to produce
before the committee ''al the naturalization
applications in his custody that were made on
the 2lst and 23d days of October last, and he
refuses to do so, alleging law Of the State as
his reason. This law forbids him to remove
from his Office 'any Of the court records with
out authority from the judges" AS the COM
mittec refuses to take copies or to make
application to judges who could give the
order, the dispute, we suppose will 60 to
extremites.
grounds Naturalization is by the constitution
a subject entirely in the hands of 'Congress,
and that body has complete control by right OF
all papers that relate to any act of naturaliza-
ton. State courts are beyond their sphere in
assuming authority over this subject, and
courts beyond their sphere are simply not
courts at State. Neither can the State Legis-
lature control this matter, and so far as the
law relied upon relates to papers Of national
character, il is unconstitutional and void.
Naturalization, perhaps, ought to be done only
in United States courts but though for the
convenience OF society the act be done in State
courts. il is none the less a function Of the
national authority proper, and all the power Is
with Congress. Locw had better produce his
papers, and II he is afraid Of the State law he
may cover himself by procuring beforehand an
order from judge, for such an order he can
! get at any moment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

GENERAL GRANT FOR 1872. --tieneral Butler
has nominated General Grant for 1872. Butler
isevidently Of the opinion that the measures and
the general policy OF Grants administration
will make him the peoples choice for another
term, whatever may become Of the political
parties Of the day and from present appear
ances Butler is right. The country is satisfied
that things will work well under President
Grant
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TRIPLE SHEET,
Now York, Friday, February 10, 1860.
Notice to Herald Carriers and News Dealers.

Notice to Herald Carriers and News Dealers.
HERALD carriers and news dealers are in
formed that they can now procure the requisite
number Of copies direct from this Office without
delay.
All complaints Of ''short counts and spoiled
sheets must be made to the Superintendent in
the counting-room Of the HERALD establish
ment.
Newsmen who have received spoiled papers
from the HERALD Office, are requested to re-
turn the same, with proof that they were
obtained from here direct and have their
money refunded. Spoiled sheets must not be
sold to readers of the HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

A FALSE ALAgM.-Greelcy is afraid that IL
they do not hurry up in Congress the projected
constitutional amendments the resolution, If
passed, may come within President Johnson's
last ten days, and so be pocketed and killed of.
But the fact is that the Presidents enforcement
Of a constitutional amendment Is not necessary,
aud so Greeley has been raising false alarm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

administered by the Russian steward to sena-
tor Nye are brought TO light. We sincerely
hope the time ia rapidly approaching when
Senators will have more selrrespect than to
permit the filth OF partisanship and private
hate to soil the good name and fame Of the
United States Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19
MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The DAiLY HERALD will be sent to subscribers
for one dollar month.
: The postage being only thirty-fve cents a
ausater, country subscribers by this arrangement
can receive the HERALD at the same price it is
furnished in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

WoRK FOR TIE NRw CoNaREss-A consid-
cradle budget Of the unfinished bqsinsss Of the
present Congress- II is doubthO whether In
the short interval 10 the 4th Of March the an
nual appropriation bills can be squeezed
through, to say nothing Of the House bill for
the repeal OF the Tenure Of Office law, which
hangs fire In the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

spanish COrtes 70 TtdrTa1Rc the tduihti.
The French Minister OF the INTERIOR NJ. FORBADE
has announced his intention 10 repress all abuses OF
the right 20 assemble In public meeting
Cuba.
The Captain General has decreed the closing OF all
ports where there are no custom houses. Cholera
prevails In the Eastern Department and measures
being taken 70 prevent ats spreading 10 Havana.
Two thousand spanish chasseurs are expected
from spain. Several severe fgn.s had occurred
near Bayamo between Cespedes and the spaniards.
Colonel Lono's column OF spanish troops had re-
turned 20 Manzanlo, having been harasscd by the
Insurgents all along the route Senior Mauricio
Roberts Minister from Spain to the United states,
had arrived at Havana from Cadiz on his way to
Washington.
A despatch from KEY rest states that the city Is
oyerrun with Cuban refugees.
Congress.
In the senate yesterday the Oil 70 establish an
American line OF steamships 90 Europe was reported
from the Post once Committee with amendments.
A resolution TO print the memorial OF DUFF Green IN
rotation to the national finances was adopted, but
MIR. Thayer moved 70 reconsider the vote, as Green
had been a notorious rebel and the whole subject
was thereupon laid the table, The House bin
providing for an election In Virginia was reported
from the Judiciary Committee, with amendments.
The resolution TO pay the southern Senators for the
whole term or ti,c Forteth Congress taken up,
but soon after postponed; ana the indian appropna-
ton bin was taken up. An executive session was
held in which several unimportant nominations
were onnrmed. in the evening session The House
b,i to regulate the ranking privilege taken up
and passed
In the House the Committee on Elections reported
nraint the right OF Thomas A. Hamilton, Of Tennes-
see. 10 seat. the Banking bill, which was land on
the table on wednesday, then came up on a motion
10 reconsider The vote laying II on Tie table. The
vote was reconsidcred, and the bin, with severa
amendments. was passed by vote o. 100 20 u. Mr.
Boutwell, from the Reconstruction Committee stated
that the committee had determined 70 postpone pre-
scnt,ng blll establishing provisional government
In Mississippi until after the ath Of March. In tn
evening session the Army Appropriation bin wa
araln discussed, without coming to any action DC
yond Inc ADOPTION Of the amendm ents proposed b
Messrs butler and Dodge.
The Legislature.
Bn.s we're introduced In the State Senate yesierda
tonroylse Tor the care and safety insane criminals
4, suppress ntcmperance; authorizing Brooklyn Y
horroy money for the construction OF sewers.
number OF bills were reported upon BY their respec
i've committees. resolution was carried Tor %
.ppoln,mcnt OF q special committee TO invessigat
~ worsiua OF public schools In this city and 70 r.
nor; what additional legislation Is necessary 70 In
prove the educational system. The finance Con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

The TREATIES WITH ENGLAND. The Sena-
torial Committee on Foreign Relations has
taken decided action on the three proposed
treaties with England. The committee favor
ably recommends to the Senate the natural-
zation treaty. It is equally in favor Of the
plan proposed for the settlement of the San
Juan dispute. The committee, however,
unanimously recommends the rejection Of the
Alabama claims treaty. The recommendations
OF the committee are quite certain to he fol-
lowed.