The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-06
Alabama Republicans Quarrel.
ling Over the Spells.
Redemption OF Three Per Cent
Certificates.

ton by the High Commissioners and Plcnfpotenti-
aries OF the respective governments on the sth of
May last which treaty Is word for word as fol-
lows. [Here follows the treatyl .x~
The proclamation thus concudes:
And whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified
on both parts and the respective notifications OF the
same were exchanged in the city Of London on the
18th day OF June, 1871, by Robert G. Schenck,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotentiary
Of the United States. and Earl Granville Her
Majesty's principal Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs on the part OF their respective governments;
Now, therefore, be 1t known that I, Ulysses s.
Grant, President OF the United States Of America,
have caused the said treaty to be made public, to
the end that the same ana every clause and article
thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good
faith by the United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
| anlxed
Done in the city Of Washington this fourth day of
| July, in the year Of Lord one thousand eight
| hundred and seventy-one and OF the independence
Of the United States the ninety-sixth.
u S. GRANT
| BY the President:
! HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State
! FrnternaI Courtesies Between Eualisa and
American Freemasons.
The Grand Master OF Masons OF the District OF
Columbia has received from the Grand Lodge OF
| England the following resolution splendldly
| crossed and Illuminated on vellum:-
| Al quarterly communication OF the United Grand
Lodge OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons OF Eng
| land, holden ut FreemaSOnS Hall, London,
Honorable the Earl de Grey ana - Rip pom Most
| proposed by the V. w. Brother lEneas j. McIntyre
| Grand Registrar, seconded Ivy the r. W. Brother
| Henry Robert Lewis, Acting Deputy Grand Master,
and
Resolved, Ina, the Grand Lodge of England hav-
ing heard from the Most WORSHIP Iui Grand Master
very gratifying account OF the cordial and fraterna
! welcome given to him by the Freemasons OF the
United States Of America seIZes the earliest oppor
tunity OF rendering its most sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the Grand Lodge or the District OF Column
bia, and 10 the other Grand Lodges and brethren OF
| the United States, for their very hearty and en-.
thusiastc reception Of the Earl de Grey and Ripon
Most worsnipinl Grand Master, as representing the
| GranG Lodge and Freemasons OF England.
DE GREY AND RIPON q. ii,
loHN HxRyEY, G. 8. =.
Troubles Oser the Mobile spoiIs.
| Senator Spencer, OF Alabama, to-day received a
| telegram from Mobile, stating that at the meeting
, held In that City yesterday resolutions were
| unanimously adopted condemnIng the action
| Of the administration in appointing ex-senator
Warner to the position OF Collector OF Mobile.
On the 0herhand the friends OF Warner claim that
the appointment gives general satisfaction to the
supporters OF Grants administration, and that 1t
| only those who are inclined TO toc new depsr-
| ture" VINO oppose his appointment.
The Case Of Bowen stiii Undecided.
The pardon Of ex.C0ngressmsn Bowen had not
been received ut the state Department al o late
hour this afternoon. Mrs King visited the Office OF
the ATTORNEY General about two O'Clock aud IN
versation with the chief CLERK of the office said that
she was little anxious, but still had hope that the
necessary papers would reach mere in few dayr.
She manifested considerable uneasiness and failed
to learn anything that would strengthen her faith
IN Bowens pardon.
Woman Suffrage IN the Territory Defeate d.
In the Territorial Legislature to-day the Judiciary
Committee Of the House OF Delegates reported adj
versely on the petition or number Of female sui.
fragsts praying for the passage OF an act comforting
the suffrage females In the District OF CoIumnia.
motion to refer the subject 70 special committee
| was negstived by vote OF IL 10 g.
Three Fer Cent Certificates Called In.
The secretary Of Treasury to-day called In
million dollars OF three per cents OF the denomina
| ton OF 5000 IN the numbers between LII and
1880, inclusive and $4,000 In the numbers l,739 to
| 1,S44. inclusive. Between the numbers mentioned
several certificates Of the denominations above men
| toned have been returned leaving outstanding one
million dollars also between the numbers. The in
tores these certificates ceases August 81 after
| which time they Will be no longer available as a
| legal money reserve OF any national bank.
| During the thunder storm on Monday afternoon
wire sand electric instruments OF the Naval OBJ
| servatory were much damaged, and during the
thunder storm yesterday afternoon a aborer was
| instantly killed by lightning Georgetown and
! youth In Washington seriously, If not fatally, in
Jured. Several other persons IN this city were
about the same time stunned by the lightning
The American Minister ~ Peru.
| letter from Lima mentions the arrival ia tina {
city III rhe latter part Of May OF Hon. Thomas Set
! tie, OF Norm Carolina, Minister to Peru. He was
received with much puDic display and escorted to
the Presidents palace.
Apporiioament OF the Increased Banking Cir
culation.
I In addition 10 the three hundred millions at-
thorzed for the national currency Congress passed
an act July IL, 1870 authorizing additional crcu-
auon OF lfty-our millions, TO be furnished Dank-
| ing associations organized TO be organized IN
those States and Territories having than the
| proportion under the appOrtionment contemplated
by The act Of 1885, provided such applications were
made within one year after the passage OF the act.
! The year viii expire the 18th inst, aud
! up 10 the present time less than seven
teen millions has been appIcd for, Ieav-
ing over ihirty-seven millions be apporiioned
upon the basis OF the census OF 1870 among the
| states having less than their proportion. The de-
| lay making the returns to the Census ONCE upon
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