The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-29
WASHINGTON.
The TIeHty--.DeClRraiOry Article
LH'ked 0f--PrOspcCt Of Criticism
by the House.

A special from Washington ssys il ia
understood that in the Executive session
OF the Senate yesterday declaratory arti.
Gle to accompany the treaty was sug-
gested, and debate Of the proprietV Of
this article, occupying the entire time OF
the the Senate, ensued. This declara.
tory article Is 10 absolutely determine
what claims are to be adjusted in the sec.
tiOn making provisions for indemnifying
the British claimants. It Is stated that
the sentiment In favor Ol such an article
i very strong, and that il was only de-
leated by u motion To adjourn. The
Senate will have this matter under con
siderHtiOn again to-day Inasmuch as there
were only thirty Senators in the city last
evening, some Of whom expressed u de.
termination 70 leave the city last night,
the prospect for quorum to-day Is
problemaLlcal. Now that the treaty has
been ratified, attention is called
to the probability that the House may
revive the discussion upon this measure
IN accordance with the tenor of Mr. Becks
resolution, when called on to enact leCis.
lation, or to make appropriations to carry
the treaty into effect. When the latter
Banks Ruler and nthars ~ % whn,H thc
treaty. does not Vive snlisE,c,ion Mill I ;n-
sist tLat under Nir RecL;a resoin,i@,ma @ ,ha M
i House will havc Ihe righI ~ ] o'ron5 tIU ,Lo
ireatv ns il NAV see Ar I. ia sIsn % s,a,od .T
that iLpv feel con6dcnt Tint Lv Iho % 1,n,a
! Ljongress assemblies noyt DcConhor MN @ tho
treaty will he heller understood ,har a.
nrescp, md whnt thev Jnon, ;,0 ' IaEao,s a
will bs Tormallv smhISct"J 70 csi,jc;S,Ns
Mr, Becl's resolution which ia n" nSan,
renroduction n thc on" In,roinc.J @ IN HSe 10
ak Convrrsa Inv Mr J"m"S a'S% Na%i.on a SnO
when the celebrated jay treaty. wasllnder
consideration, was passed with d vl6w
to provide for just such an emergency as
will then exist
Tho treaty Of Washington was sent
from here yesterday to New York, and
will go from there by the Tnman Line
tomorrow, for the purpose of exchange
of fraticalions. Minister Schenck viii
receive 1t three or four days after his Ar.
rival In England, and the exchange of
ratifcatiOns will be completed In three or
four weeks. The process OF exchanging
the ratification seems to be little under.
stood Two copies Of the treaty were
signed by the Commissioners, one of
which was sent ut once 10 London, and
one placed before the Senate by thu
President. The Senate having consented
10 the treaty, the President and Sac.
retary OfState attach their signatures 10
a copy, and when Minister Scbenck Fe-
celves It be will exchange the copy having
the signature Of the President for the
other copy, which will be signed by tho
Queen. When the exchanged cOny has
been received II will be promulgated bv
the President In proclamation. and the
provisions will tlleni be fully In force.
Mn CotrAv,s conn,r,ov
Tho iollowinv IL nostod At thn ,,oor ~
the Vice president's r0on, lila rnrnirT. wT
%The Vice prosI5ent sis~, % vcru o n,niI ,iIing' MggS
head IA ironhlinT linn IN, iI,,Io' h.s
good annette an3 aninvs Lio hoJ, l. 1o,
eralIv 6etter anI str6nSsr, 10 Len, O1;o, S
as taking effects his hssdn "'P' du''''
Jobn II GnilGovl n soidio.,. o,,hor
and an inmota III, paI,iu,o Sn,Piin; So,Pii;
Orphan Asylum, has been appointed by
the President as cadet at large In the
military academy for 1879. This ap-
poihtment completes the complement Of
ten cadets willard Young, son Of Brig.
ham Ionng, has been nominated 10 the
President rs cadet to the military
academy.
a copy OF INC treaty OF Washington,
olnciaiIy certified, was sent out to-day for
London ny an lnlnan steamer.
rue blast furnace In the Treasury De-
partment, used for burning mutilated
currency. was particularly active last
night, ana the result was that this morning
The rooms OF the cash and redemption
divisions were saturated with a greasy
kind OF smoke smell, which was intensely
ulsagrecabIe, so much 80 as TO require
the removal OF carpets and furniture. II
prevented some clerks from attending TO
their duties. The smoke from the ma
chine has pcrmeated the building, to the
intense disgust Of officers and visitors
Inc beautiful marble tile In the cash
n,nI uo'n Inv ,l"S uue', nnuGh uisnEurea' Inc
,nJn n,Inu '''' ''''' '"'ncu que u"'lorh Drown
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May e.
The Senate adjourned to-day, leaving
8 nominations unacted on. These include
John W. Fuller as Collector Of Interal
Revenue Of tue 10Th Ohio district. Three
treaties also go over until the next session,
namely: Tie postal treaty with Eucador'
treaty Of commerce with Italy, and The
treaty with Mexico extending The time
for tie commissioner for lhe settlement of
claims. Mr., Morton made An Intellectual
effort TO have II ratified, Only two fiho
members of Tie Select Committee on
Privileges In tlIe Senate were present
to-day Messrs vonkljnp and Snnnpr.S