The New York herald., 1870-05-27

for naturalization are required TO ole with the court
or commissioners NJ least ono month pIeMous'n. =
sworn statement setting forth many preScioou pnr'
ticuars OF Their residence personal a9pearA .ce ~,
caradion OF Intention &c, which 1T tcments s"Ha.
one slaii be admitted 70 citizenshp who does not
swear that he has resided four years ana Slx Mon s
~ the United States and one year within the S'a.e o
Teri tory where application IL made. Such stt.o.
ment must be supported by the testimony OF AZ leat
one citizen, and any person may produce evidences
adverse to said application aud contest the sane
upon hearing In open court. The declaration OF
intention 10 become citizen must be led one year
n A e Decae Inc All alien 70 tSe
rights OF citizenship shall be made and entered on
record aud the certificate OF naturalization foqnded
thereon shall have Deen issued for Six months before
such adjudication or certificates shall be cilectve.
IL s made the duty OF the Secretary to furnish the
courts with blank certificates OF NATURALIZATION, 30
prepared as to guard against frauds aud counter
fcits OF which ne shall keep an account.
Inc b further povdes that s no cencsse @ nros t 2,
ceeds 100000, shall bs evidence Of natarallzation
named therein TO the United States court or COM
missioner " the district where he resides, and en-
Provision is also made fo the stamping Of the word
FUSED" or 'reected,n with the date on the certii-
cate presented to the judges and inspectors OF e,ec
ton ana punishment by fine and imprisonment u
persons issuing, holding or using fraudulent certn-
Tue last section Of the bill provides that In any
City having upwards OF 0o0 Inhabitants II shall De
lnc uuly Oh Lne Onl6eu SVaLtB ClfCulb Ut OtcuAVt
judge for the district IN which said cty Is tuated
10 appoint for each election district or voting pre-
cinct in SAID ciy, ana 10 change or renew SAD APP
pointlnent as OCCASION snail require from ume 70
time, two citzeus, residents OF the district or pre-
cinct, one rrom each political party, VINO shail pe
authorized TO attend at al times aud places hxed Tor
the registration OF voters who being registered
would be entitled 70 vote Tor Representatives ~
elections OF Representatives. III Congress, ana Tor
counting the votes cast at said elections,
and 10 challenge any name proposed 70 De
noA and trYu WIT <AfTnr md n
sent and witaess throughout the counting of al
votes and 10 remain where the ballot boxes are
kept az all times while they are open, until the votes
linay counted said persons, either OF them,
snail have the riStt 20 ax their signatures or ms
sgnatnIe 10 Sa fess'e,s Ior tne %
OF the number of votes cast any statement touching
the truth or fairness thereof. TIE hnderlnS or at
tempt 10 prevent any person SO deslgnaJed from
DONG any of the acts au houzed as Aforesaid shall
be punished as misdemeanor, by imprisonment not
less than year.
LE9lsIAPlvE AND EXECUTIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
AZ oile O'Clock the Appropriation bill was pro-
ceeded with. Amendments We're adopted-on mo.
tioa OF Mr. STEWART, increasing the number ol
clerks IN the General Land ONCE; on motion OF Mr.
ANTnoSy, requiring all resolutions In either House
for the printing OF documents exceeding 81, 800 IN
10 be concurrent and 10 be referred to the
committee, ana motion Of Mr.. TRUMBULL, l2,O0G
for completing the saryey oi Colorado river aud
The appropriations for biennial register was
stricken out. The blll was thea reported TO The
Senate and the amendments In Committee OF the
Whole agreed To- except those upon which separate
votes were desired 10y senators.
The amendment repeating newspaper publications
OF laws ana trea,les was debated. IL was objected
that by being limited 10 papers OF small circulation
the laws dia not receive sufficient publicity; that
the publications were not made until long after theif
enactment, aud that tile system involved consider
able expense Without any corresponding benefit.
Upon vote being taeen the amendment OF the
Committee of The Whole was nol ol-concuired IN
yeas II, nays 26--so the newspaper publications
Wal be continued as heretofore.
Various amendments OF minor Importance were
delaiei at length. An amendment was adopted
Lnat newspaper publications shall embrace only the
more important laws and treaties, the papers to be
selected by the secretary OF State.
A common understanding was entered into that
the amendments undisposed OF should be voted on
to~n0ri 0w tiridayt, az one O'Clock.
ine senate then adjourned.