The New York herald., 1869-02-27

should be used BY government ofncers; and, al.
though the committee do not hesitate TO say that
70 such large expenditure should De made upon the
ter for which neither Zeler the parties OF whom
he purchased should be held accountable.
The minority report includes the report OF the sub
committee sent to Philadelphia to take testimony re-
lative to the alleged irregularities at that yard.
After reviewing the reports Of the Boards Of Naval
Engineers and the testimony In the case they con-
cude their report as follows:-
The undersigned. believing that the future
condemnation shall follow reckless disregard
alike OF the proprictes OF business and proper
partment fnat Measures ~ G "a taKsn "a
cause Mr.. sherwood ana Mr.. Zeller, together with
George H. Johnson, the inspecting engineer, and
competent court which shall be authorized TO in
quire into The purchase of tools for, not only the
Philadelphia Navy Yard but for the six other yards
The Internal Revenue Commissionersh;p.
Hon. Columbus DeIano had long interview with
Commissioner Rollins to-day, and that fact IN con-
nection with the mention OF Mr.. Delano's name with
the Internal Revenue Bureau evoked considerable
interest.
The Naturalization Treaty with Mexico.
Onicial proclamation Is made OF the convention
between the United States and Mexico for the pur-
pose Of regulating citizenship
IL 1s provided tnat tl0Sc cttHenS OF the unltcu
States who have been made citizens OF the Mexican
republic by naturalization and have resided without
interruption IN Mexican territory five years shall be
held by the United States as citizens OF the Mexican
republic and shall be treated such. Reciprocaly
citizens OF the Mexican republic who have become
citizens OF the United States and who have resided
uniDterruptedy in the territory OF the United States
for five years shall be held by the republic OF Mexico
as citizens OF the United States and shall be treated
as such.
The declaration OF an intention to become cIti-
zen or the one or the other country has not for either
party, the ecct of naturalization. This article shall
apply as well to those already naturalized in either
OF the countries contracting to those hereafter
naturalized.
Naturaized citizens OF either OF the contracting
parties on their returning to the territory OF the
other, shall remain liable to- trial and punishment
for an action punishable by the laws OF his original
country and committed before his emigration, saw
ing always the limitations established by his original
country The extradon treaty negotiated In 1851
remains IN full force and effect without alteration.
II citizen OF the United Sta'es patura aiized IN
Mexico renews his residence in the United States
without intent to return to Mexico he shall ne held
to have renounced bis naturalization in Mexico.
Reciprocally, If Mexican naJuralized in the United
TO return to the United States he shall be held to
have renounced his naturalization in the. Uuited
States.
The intent not to return may be held to exist
when the person naturalized in the one country
resides in the other country than two years.
Bat this presumption may be rebutted by evidence
to the contrary.
The present convention goes into effect imme.
diate'y.