, 1870-06-26

rc,, n,,,.,nn md scu.enced to be shot The record
Of TIC t11al shown that the whole proceeding MS
second HsisS MS ps1doned. On condition tast
he would leave tho country, bI decree ol NJ
Dominican Senate, officially published October =
Third. Hatch was. IN sp.ts Of that decree, keps.n
prison til the middle oi March: 1s!o.
state. GaaieT, The latter In IN ohcial noss I'd.
dressed To- the representative Of tho United
States stated IS the reason for Hatch's continued
was feared be would lnture the annexation scheme
FIFTH. Tbs commercial agents OF the United
poTsf to procure lie release Of Hatch
Sixth. Babcnck was sent to San Domingo IS the
special agent Of this government, and having a.
ted States In Dominican waters, for the projection
Of Backs government against foreign interference,
not only declined 70 speak single word N iavor
Tbs minority belo1e that, aside from Hatch's
meut nc received u he hanis of he Dominican
Government, entitled 70 liberal rep21suo1. They
cannot Gloss this report without declaring their
most emphatic dissent from the position taken BY
tue majority, that the Imprisonment Of an Ameri-
can citizen abroad on the ground he might czer-
else injurious influence In this or that way with
tiled or excused under any circumstances. They
reject It As doctrine utterly re.
ugDsRt 70 t[se nstaaens and
to designate the fnstnuauon, containeti.11 the ms
tor1ty report, that this Investigation Is Instituted
for the purpose ot assang sas executive osanen
| They would be soE1J to think the Executive would
construe as an attack fax investigation into the
s Tn4leport % u IS agued b, Senators schurz and
ne report concludes with the following resol1-
WHEREAS, Davis Hatch, IN American citizen,
| WIS unjustly imprisoned BY the Government 4
the Dominican Republic for co1stderaole period
| Of time, and In consequence OF such impHson-
| mept was subjected to great Inconvenience, SUI
| fern4, and pecuniasy loss; and -.
WHKRxAs, The treatment M = 81 Davis i uassn. " a
n. Gantler, Secretary Of s.ste OF the Dominican
| Republic, was owing to the apprehension cnser-
tained ey The Domm!can G9TeInmsot tnai 1, Davas
influence In regard to the treaty anne1lng the
Dominican Republic to the Culted States; and
NJ. Hatch and "a IN indisnity to this goycrnment
Reso9tet, that the President be requested to de
nand OF the Government Of the Dominican Re
public full reparauon for The suffering anu losse:
uf Davis Hatch as Aforesaid
lAtd On the table. and ordered TO be printed.
| TREASURY STATEMENT. .-
Internal revenue receipts to-dsy. 81, gran.
total for the dseal year, s1so, 39h ClIrcnc.
l. tne soI5 T5sas4 tSs1E gold
THE CURRENCY BILL ...
The Conference Committees on the Cu7renc,
| bill Wert IN session TO-DAY. hut &fflFel NJ 1u Cuu
clnSon- 1t Is printable that ndlitlonai f4clline!
| Will be gyen u hanks South aud West, 10 the ex
tent OF Ce0 ly absorbing the sf5, a) on,
, per cent certificates, and tra.sierrtn. ~,
ffrrn Eastern hanks. 1t - likely thas there VII
he uu actual extension u HE curren1y only 80 IL
| Is this may result from the authorization Of go
| banks ...-
| THE BRITISH MISSION.
The President stated to-day ru1t he hah not DC
1 trE1nined upon the successor 10 Mr.. Metlcy .
Minister to England 1t - certain he does not III
fsrd to fend Mr. Fish, as that Gentenans view
Oh several important questions do hut accord VIE
| these VI the President
| TIE INCOME TAX.
| The Senate Finance Committee haye been Ct
| gagetl for two h0nEs 10 considering tue new TAst
bill They haya given up all idea OF coatuulu
the income tax, but restore the. tax on gross n
ceirts, 1f9acles- and Succession. They are Oppose.
TO any increase OF tax on WhtsEcy. but restore u
duties un sugar. This Is IS far as they have gor
With the bill. and they will meet agniu on Mouda
to complete IT.
| THK NATIONAL PTSATCKs.
| But for the fact that Kheso will be large pay
| L eDt Of NAVY and W2f pensions. and the Clos.n
| up Of the balances endtrg with the nscal yca
| there wou1 he larger reduction OF the publ
| debt than has been exhibited during any prest u
! month since the a4lyeot uf The present ahmin!strs
| ton. The receipts from Internal Revenue Bureau
aud other sources are considerably IL eIcssz {
| the Commissioner OF Internal ReTc1ne- This fas
has iuducett several Senators to urge teiuctau
OF taxation and duties, to the extent OF tlpooou
0Oo Even at this large h9lFr, It u believed the'
| would be 4 considerable excess OF revenue oSt
| eSpeudItufes sufficient for the sinking fund.