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New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
.E, RiHWlY'S REGULATING PILLS.

Pcrtertlr tstalc elegantly coIed for tie cure OF an d'
ur.t. Ever. bow . Edleg b.,!!t T. nervous
d.,,,l u,iae constipation, costysnos, iYDastob vs.
.r,l u .zsv, iiou~ J., lIhlgIitlOu O tr ."No.s,
Iir t . a.uors " o. internal ylScrrt warranted
"P!.l!E 25 GENlS PER BOX SOLD 81 DRUGGISTS.
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seNArna nLAlNE GnLNa ro EyE nEAcn.
GU5TA, N iine, July 2I.-Hr. BIallc v
NAVAL oRrERs.

leave fpr lyc is.rH P.r-IuO,.h H. to-iy tbs HJtth ~
not mucu improved Ud Ac l. ,Dy -icIJ aA,.e stronger.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROAlYAY.
Gam. 7s9 Noon. 81. ~ M s9'. Mdrght 7o'
Highest dnf7n. the day. 80. lowest ~
Average, sOas,. same day. 1870 IS's'.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

Bad breath excludes its victims from tho
pleasures society MAGNFsIA, by Us drooorzlAg
properties rest0res them tluir associations.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

HANANA, July 21.-Senor Juan AriSa, for
years Manager of tine Drrt, liu'.aa died last ui5ut
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
AnnoancBnents.

Thousands of the sick and suffering have beer
made strong ANA healthy by Tee PEEUylAS sI!IP
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

dates sfy distributed that majority OF ths YVs
polrd wrong cuddhes. In order " isge ,o
election IL bsC1fne The matter 70 le oo
Tue called the Circuit Court Deiot IRs h,npP
Yesterday The rrY instructed 20 nni iO thc 'ia Wy,
rel Garrett Haley r all the issues he having receiver
the largest number in his own nnt MS IA "e
The Supreme Wit issue "a nrnt ~ custer Oy "0'
Alderman Haley will take his the Board.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE ny The
SUMS REPORTERS.


sheriff Conner's Rcturn-Wbat Miaht Hap-
pen Under an Execution Mandate of the
Court for the BODY Of william NJ. Tweed.
Sheriff Conner has transmitted to the
AttorDe General a communication In the ma
turo OF a return, In the matter OF the execution
against WIN. NJ. Tweed, In the seven million dol
lars judgment rendered by Judge westbrook.
Although In effect the return Is necessarily nulla
bona, the property OF Tweed having been put
out Of bis name. the Sheriff asks instructions a.
to long list OF effects so disposed OF. with
view to suits for their repevlp, II advisable lis
pendens having been originally 1le1 In the
Sheriff. Off ice In the premises.
should an execution order for the BODY OF
Tweed be issued now, the question OF the liabil-
ity or default ~ the sheriff would come up. But
Hs Iweed WIS held on a preliminary order OF
arrest In civil suit, the bearing OF MS escape
upon the Sherin's liability could be measured
only IN DAMAGES by "A verdict Of a Jury, as TO the
possible recovery on the Judgment nv the city
II the person OF Tweed could now be produced.
Tue possibility OF the removal OF the Sheriff, bv
the Governor on charges when this At ige of the
case was reached was disposed Of long ago as
impracticable.
Proceedings against the estate OF Tweed So
questered to his son, Richard and others and
conveyed or foreclosed to various owners will
probably be under way as soon as tue courts re-
bsscmDle.
The suit against Sweeney. adjourned to Octo-
Der will hardly require the attendance there OF
struck Jury, II at all.
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ROBESON Ar HIS OLD TRICKS.
Frauds Committed since the Naval Commits
tees Investization.

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-The following
letter from reliable source to Mr.. whitthorne
shows that although impeachment Is hanging
over his head, Robson is still playing his old
tricks with the peoples money;
SIR: beg leave to cali your at ention TO the follow
ing fraud, committed upon the Goyernnen .ince your
Committee visited this station via The purchasing of
large quantity OF hOur bY the Paynaster- General
james 3. WatmOugh. from g. y. ton. who deal
at the sum Of " o,rre when the beet nou. be
procured can anu has been purchased at thus sfsti
from James REID Co snl others Tor o. 90 and 800
barrel Also 5000 m -ttres-es 10 last tue
navy for hfteen years tone mattress will last
sailor from three to nine yearr) we're shipred from
New York imedAt ely alter your committee left tails
yard have no DOUBT tnst the New ork Inspection
hA dou3i the amount hand, Notwithstanding the
fact hat ther Inspections the various stations have
sufficient number on md to furnish the for
esst ten years also beg l. call your attention to the
fact that bills for aruc'er furnished last AuSust Sep
tcmber, aud October, aud under the app ropHa-
uOns for 1878 and 1870 are al present pail from
Appropriation Of 1879 1877 also thst the Secretary
OF tue Navy has Issued priuted circular direc
ing paym,s ers ana others to etr.ke OF tue sppro.
pratOns all receipts And expenditure OF money under
the approp AtlOn for the pay VI the navy. thereby
using tle present nsca years appropriation for that OF
the ast. In reston to ne nOuf and mattrcsses Mr. j.
g. SanEs Paymksters clerk to the Inspector. and Pay
master Thomas T. taswcli inspector u charge Of
visions and clothing are vltnesscs. Will state that
there sufficient nOur al tbs inspection to As for
years before tals Lew lot came ~ hand.
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BROOkLYN's DEAD BURGLAR.
The Police Unable 10 Identify the Man who
Assaulted MIR. Hondiow.

The Brooklyn police are yet unable TO
say who the Italian burglar Ia, who attempted to
assassnate MIR. Sylvester Hondlow on Saturday
morning The body OF the burglar, who died on
Sunday from a fracture Of the skull received In
a fall while he was attempting to escape, lay In
the dead house in the hospital grounds. and
although viewed by many was recognized oy
none. After the detectives ssce rtalned that tho
name Of willism Kelioa, which he gave after his
arrest, was unknown at 81 Houston street. where
he said that he lived, an Italian Interpreter was
sent with Detective Curran through the streets
in New York where Italians 1--we, to search for
some clue. They found that I Bernardo,
speculator and lodging house keeper,
left hand gone and another disabled. VINO
an wered the ucscription tnht was given of the
burglar. Bernardo said that two yesrs ago 10
employed the man, whom he called Carlo Cord,
to lead gang OF Italians to Brooklyn. Cordi
was put In control because he could speak the
most English. while ne was at work hui.ting
the tackle broke and a bundle fell on his hand.
mashing two OF hi. fingers, SO that one was
crippled and the other amput ted. Bernardo
ADDED that he had not seen Cordi for eighteen
months, ana had heard that he was living In
dancing saloons AT the time OF this converse
tion, witch wes on Saturday, Bernardo had not
neard Of the attempted assassination OF Mr..
Honjlow. Yesterday Detective Currtn took
him to Brooklyn to view the burglars body.
AlthouR he had described the burclar on Sat
urday he said when he s.w the body that he
had not seen the man before, and seemed disin-
clined TO make consistent his previous asser-
tons. He promised, however, to do all that he
could 10 Identify the corpse. The police Oe
lieve that the dead Italian lived In Brooklyn, as
when arrested he had no money 10 his pockets
to pay his ferfiage. MIR. Hondlows condition Is
still critical, anu his physicians say that he will
not be out Of danger for ten days. Coroner
Slmms adjourned the inquest TO await his re-
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THE VENEZUELA sWINDLE.
GodIove -. Orth shown 10 ms the Paid Lob
byist OF Bribe Takers.

wAsHINGToS. July G.-SDringer's SUBJ
commr,ca. investigating the Venezuela mixsd
commission, has about concluded ~ "a pur.. ana
his report to tho full Committee on Foreign Az
fairs will be presented TO morrow morning. Toe
subject attracted the attention OF the coun-
try 10 such an extent that the forthcoming re-
port Is looked for with much Interest. IL will
lay bare the ofi ,ial delinqnencies Of the Ameri-
can Comuissipner and the American Resident
Minister and ail others con erned with tnem IN
their nefariOus work. IL Will also expose the
ruticun-Ss and groundless character OF the
claims awarded by the commission, eacn cl aim
Passed upon g. y the umuire having be n carefully
examinc from the oflcial records on die In tpe
st &c Department.
MI springer is in constant receiut Of letters
from all y ,rts of the country Offering inform
ton upon this subject. ami giving the names Of
persons VINO could throw new hgnt upon it.
one CORES pondent saws he was In Washington
when a Joint resolution WAS pending before
Congress authorizing the Secretary Of State to
make "a distiibu lon OF money on h1ni to 81 i'm
ants. This resolution passed the House when
Mr.. Oftb was a member OF the Committee on
PS5gn Aa & Sew YORK nn lie 's.tgr saw sa
Orlh. knowing that he was in crested in ore of
the honest claims awarded hy the Commission.
came TO him IN Washington whi!s nc was
member Of the Committee on Foreign Arhrs
and requested him q call on cert 4il senators
and persons who were inimicnl to the Tosolu-
tion. ana use his influence "a "A cl i'm nt to get
n,tors sumner and Patterson of New
Hampshire. lie says that until he had his In
terview with the latter senator he had no Idea
Of the fraudulent character OF the commission
and "A portion at least OF the awards. He deter
mined then TO have nothing former to do IN the
mater. IL is evident from Orth's own testmo-
ny be fore tue Committee, ana from the knOwl-
edge OF those who were here At that time that
Orth knew all about the fraudulent character Of
the claims allowed and the corrupt ntIences
which were brought to bear upon the Commis
sion.
When the report OF the Committee on For
eign Affairs is made TO tho House and the swim
die is thoroughly exposed, as II Will be by the re-
port, the conduct Of Mr. Orth, Will appear In It's
true light before the people. lie VIII then stand
before the country as the paid lobbyist VI briOe
takers VINO perpetrated this swindle and who
pald him with a portion of their brice money To
procure his influence to secure such legislation
by Congress a. would authorize the President
to use the army and navy 10 force venezuela TO
pay these fraudulent claims.
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IYCENDIARTsM IN BAYONNE.
| A Man who wished TO Make n Little Somc-
thing out OF an Insurance Company.

Chief whitney of Dayonne, while stand
day morning, saw light in julius sllverstones
clothing store. In few moments he saw Sill
verstone quietly open the door, peer down the
street, and then retire to the back room. few
hours afterward Augustus Dehn. a young man
employed in the butcher shop adjoining Silver
stones residence, led the Chief to a barn In the
rear Of silverstone's shop, and In the hayloft
they found bundle OF mltchcs wrapped In a
newspaper, and tied togc her with cotton satu-
rated with kerosene oil. Under the edge OF the
barn floor, nearest to Silverstore's rooms, hole
had been hewn, and underneath was concealed
a bundle similar to that In the lott. The fuse
winch circled the conbnstipe was rharred at
both ends, but owing tn the strings being drawn
too tlght, It was extingulshed.
Silyerstone, when ,approached by the Chief,
said, 81 didn't 30 Il, MIR. Wnitnev." He was
taken to his little shop. where the oiiicer found
ny loose matches on the tables, uud SIN all
pieces OF cloth satur ited with kerosene on the
door. SilverstoDe trembltnglv inplored the
Chief to have mercy. lie pleaded piteously, III
you viii only have mercy on me, will tell YOU
tSs he as smn r ioe o ,bs on
mental Company Of New York, and the times
being hard aud business not paying expenses,
he thought he cOuic make u few dollars out OF
the company. He acknowled edsed that he mad an
accompiice, and az first refused to divulge his
name. At length he said that he was assisted
by Abram Jones, cap manufacturer OF 100
Even street, williamsburgh, and that Jones
had departed on the 2:25 train from ,yonne on
SUNDAY morning. The Chief telesraphed "a
Chef Campbell OF BROOKLYN to arrest Jones, and
he bad Silverstone aud his brother LOUIS
locked up.
Shortly afterwerd silverstone was visited b,
Mr.. Il. Gardner Of Devlan & Teals store, In Bay
onne. that was partly burned a few DAYS ago
Silyerstone acknowle lged tnat hO set hro to the
store, hut subsequently denied 1t.
Yesterday the prisoners were arraiRned before
Recorder Mei ers julius, who Is seventeen year:
OF age shu tn t he had taken Jones into hi.
confidence because he was poor. He Intended
to divide the insurance money.
Jones expressed astonishment at his arrest
End declared that he had not been In Berger
Point since Friday. Louis Silverstone declares
he could prove that Jones was In New Bruins
wick from F.day until o'clock ON Sunda,
morning. The prisoners were all committed. II
IL believed that youne Silverstone fred william
kelley's barn and several dwellings recently. b,
block on which Silverstone's house Is situated
belongs to Mr. Maddiken.
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MS WIFE'S PROPERTY,
The Trunkful Of Neivets, satir. and silk. n
Man Reluctantly Identified.

Augustus Schenemann. a iewelr, case maker.
OF SS7 sevente nth street ( He'd some time ago and
assigned some OF his properly his wife inc uding
unSfu OF yelyes, satias peUblegoa ssin, and silks
worth 5000. Tnis seni 70 August schwnenann,
relative IN Fqlios o,,cs.. brooky9, away from the
crcdors' reach. TAe stored In the cellar Of
eroccry 1t Ls~rence str,et and Myrtle avenue. and
on last Tucs.av II vas itolan On Saturday Detectives
Zandt and LOOuey ted Peter Riley And james Con
nors in FulO they failed to account for
three rch hpegpIt ssius ami rO OF satin which
IN weri carrying, apparently toa pawnsnop. Conuor-
residence ln Hck street, Preside 4, seIfched
sterday. an the trunk viii had Ooen broken open.
was iOunl. sir. Augustus ; s'h9nemAnn last ulgnt
uctautY Identified The goods of hl. Nfes prop
erN aud saiu positively that he knew the gOOus only
wheat e SuptriutcAdfnt tlrf4telci % lpck him up.
Mrs. Son9nenaun continue thr business wnich her
HUSBAND faieu 10 FUurieenth street.
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BELKy1P,s ESCAPE.
How the Vote will stand on the Qsestion OF
the ex-Secretary's Guiit.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The vote on Bel
knsp's case will be taken tomorrow. What II
will be can be positively stlted.' with but two
possible exceptions 1t will stand as 1t did upon
the que, ,tion OF jurisdiction. This question was
decided by a majority Of eight. OF the Repub-
licans who voted az inst jurisdiction Morton
and possibly O9lesby will vote for impeach ment.
These are all the on mes that will be made.
The voting tomorrow will be In open session.
There was protracted secret session OF the
court this afternoon to determine the method
OF taking the vote tomorrow. IL was decided
that each Senator, VIII called upon, will be
given one minute IN which to explain his voto-
whether he votes not guilty because he thinks a
case has not been made out, or whether
he thinks the Senate has no jursdic-
tion. IL Is the general Impression among
Senators that the first aiticle. i'm which Delknap
is charged with having received money for the
appointment Of Evans, Ia not made out. There
II not much dispute ahout the other articles
however, and we're the question OF jurisdiction
eliminated the verdi Il would be nearly unani-
nous. In open session Tomorrow the arti cies
will be road, and at the close OF each President
Ferry Will address each Senator with How saw
you, honorable Senator, guilty or not guiltvf'
to which they will respond as agreed upon to-
day. This closing scene will attract a large
crowd.
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JOrrINGs iHOUr rOWy.

Mayor Green Of Manchester, England. visited
the Mayors office Yesterday.
Hen NJ. Harding, well known Beaver strees
ul0Aer, IA Oetn adJudgcd Insane
The yacht Mohawk has not been sold for $780,
600, T has sne been offered Tor sale.
The sunerinHs Of C9mmodore Vanderbilt were
increased yesterday aud he SAT up ony short Nme
The United states steamer n,Jmouth saisd
yesterday, wa Hell Ghe aud the SOUND, Tor Halifax.
Peter Lvsngh : will was offered YESTERDAY rof
prob IT, 1t Oequca'hs all ~ his widow" except sloos
"Subscriber."-B Frank Rees was the stroke
and Cantaln Of the Columbia crew IN 1874 They mad
John shelving, OF 2i0 sixth avenue, died In
fVd on the 2sth July.
Zcaio al Per 40 Norlh River found dead yester-
DAY IN closet un AID,
Au-ustin BImfori OF South BROOKLYN chai-
enges Joha kunnurts Of Greenponti ~ row race "
nNt uNcs Tor 200 a eide.
This Health Boards attention IS called 70 the
az west twenty niuth street
A large number of scotchmen are appearing
Town houses ALI downtown stores.
j. l., Br3,oks' wealthy Ceniornian. who haa
sqaIn OF g oTa9 n rs m,s,lng liz tsndsat saw
Children's fare on the Eighth avenue line.
Of the ralk, has been raised from three 10 nyt cents
csS T%o fespR Nes %sE9 l,As lAsE 22% spdSs. ds!s.
bleecher and SUI ivan streets, to complete lis gamma
Evan Morris and George Enalchmdr have nc-
c, ptg lrnY C.uiler's o'ai'nSr to- w. to snS,s
cnan.ioa, ip Of iWer'u ''' '''' ~
0oe gundrci prmocra,. or91nI2ed i9 SO. ths
ana John \ pp'e ~nI ,loI,a' wash ,ccrtanc'.
A !.Grp end Liepal'lAs cI"9 # f., t4S FoGris
Wa.U. r. 'a,i'. 'lui ioi' j. d',,,0,' s'e'c irS,
rac Il Hcw,y., r. Of e f. re"tn, Warh I or.
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THE STORM ON THE COAST.
Inconvenience at Long Branch and Dismay
Among Camp Mectins Folks.

The storm on Sunday was seriously felt
along the New jersey coast, and unpleasantly at
Long Branch and Its vicinity. 1t began on Sat-
urd night and continued almost without in
termission until early yesterday morning. A
strong breeze blew from the northeast, en-
dangering small craft that were near the coast.
At Long branch the hotels we're crowded, and
the guests were confined to the house, with no
amusement except watching the shipping most
:! when WIS nOrthbound, very few vessels hay-
ing started from New York on SATURDAY
Al Ocean grove there were about 300 per
sons, ne MY 100 OF whom ,Y..o ..,..s "a. t-uts
lt was Impossible tn hold services IN the preach
Ing stand. Wesley l. Ike WIS Hood ed, ana md H.
not been for the 81 ice way much damage must
have heen done to the cottages No special
damage was reported from Oce IA Beach, Asbury
PTk, or the other camping grounds, except the
washing away Ot the beach. Places along the
line - the New Jersey Central Railroad were
damaRct 10y the road bed washing. On the line
II the New Jor,ey southern, "A few M les below
Long Branch, an embankment about twenty
feet high was washed out on the coast side.
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A NEGRO LPNCHED.
The Missouri Avengers Taking the Law into
their own Hands.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 3l.-The Globe Demo-
Gratis Leayenworth speclil says; "Raphael
williams, a colored man, rayished a white wo
man named hrs. Davis, IT her own house. at
Camden Point Mo-, last Thursday night. lie
WAS arrested the next day, aud lodged in jail in
Hate CITY. TINS morning, about ~ armed
men entered Pate tltS aud posted pickets
around the ~, 10 prevent interference by the
citizens, while tive membora II the pirty reused
tue Sheriff, wnOm they seized and for cd
TO deliver ;he KEYS Of the cells. \ drpaty
sheriff unlocked the door of Wiams's cell,
a rOue was placed around his nech, aud he wa,
dragged TO a tree near the dcput, where he WAS
hanged, after which the mob qWetly dispense.
when the body was cut down tnis murning by
the coroner, "A piicaid wos fOun1 pinned 10 ID,
Z ting that, OWING 70 ths inemcIencl OF the
lhws OF Missouri. providing Tor the luuishment
Of such m .lef.ctorS, the " dv ng"rs, wh1 num-
Der among them some Of the Oldest and most
fe-pectabls citlkens Of Pate county, mad
deemed IL advisable To take the law into their
own hands, and ad n mister the justice the case
20 richly cCseryed, Mrs. Day's was III at the
time OF the outrage, aud now lies at the point VI
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THE FLINT DITORCE
Showing Someihing That Has Been Done In
the Name OF spiritua'ism.


In the early part of ls75 Helen Maria
Flint obtained limited divorce from Rufus
Wagner Fint Oh the ground oi IA treatment.
the Court awarding her Sll wees alimony ana
$3.50 counsel fee. Mr, Flilt falling to pay either
Was incarceratsl ia Ludlow Suo.t JAIL and his
case was called before jude Westurock yes
terday on beas corpus for his discharge,
on the ground OF his inability TO pay
The writ was dismissed on the ground that IL
did not ap. ly ~ such cases az The case WAS then
taken up on "A motion to vtcate tGe attacum INT.
In opposition to this motion Mr.. townsend read
the affdayit 81 Mrs. Fint showing that Flint
PRACTICES as 4 spiritual medium, aud that while
they lived together he supported himself aud
family by PROCESSING to answer, without open
ing, letters a dressed to deceased friends, 81
only being desired, IN advance Tor his trouble.
Mrs Flint mas IN her possession letters TO Flint
from all parts OF the country an a small steam
instrument used ny him IN opening tne letters
addressed TO the spirits tnrodgn hun. Tue cir
ouar that ne sends to his dupes reads as fol-
sin controlled by one spirit, purportng to oe my
guide "no 10 tue s,riIs Tor ths spirits ceiyerns p
nls Osn ndnl"rilns wat is dictated 70 MN py the
spirit co nnanieatin9. an ia = normal, MT rance,
Is moved to write from rgnt 70 left (ack wards in.
dependent Of mysef BY holding the wrliten 81 e up
should oe securely sealed dressed tue sprit.
nr 9r her nam ~ M ana sgeed w Sy 'ee s'sl S1 N
s,eu Sp.S S' ns aS'"slifsd mind ~ i%ys Il'
oa csa,y di'tas. PriGa, ,1ys,xa,ss r1e Rsei
fwSuld advise ali my coriesP0adens 10 res'ler all
letters conlalnns money, ! h''s NY paotosrSph toT
w6ile answefing sealed let II IN, ior spirit neg
ters %, aud threecent stamp Photograph Imperial
siz,, 5O cent?.
The Court denied the motion to vacate the at
tachment. out granted an order to show cause
why 1t should not Dc done, returnAble on Friday
next.
Tine number OF letters produced that had con-
tained money would astoni5h any sane person.
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FRIGHTENED BY THE RECORD.
Republicans DodginG the Vote on the ResoIu-
tion Exoneratina Robson.

wAp, 'NGroN, July 31-When brought
face to face with the facts in Robeson's case,
the Repubt,csns a not like to go on the record
as endorsing the repo.-t OF the minority. They
tried to dodge IL, and esu.rted TO every parlia-
mentary expedient TO avoid the direct issue
They insisted that the resolution reported by
the minority OF the Committee on Nsyal Affairs
vas not In the nature OF a substitute for those
reported By the aJority, but they were hfmly
held to- the square issue, and on the question OF
adopting the mi inotltv resolution the vote was
yeas SO, nays 10. Four Republicans vctsd with
the Democrats against the minority resolution.
They were Messrs. Pierce OF Massachusetts,
Will ,rd of Michigan. Stevenson OF Illinois, and
Chittenden Of New York. Twenty-one kepub-
licans declined to vote. They did not dare to
20 the record as Affirming, with the minority
OF the Naval Committee, the statement that
Robson had wisely, honestly, and efnclently
adm Mustered his once. he majority resolu-
tion was adopted by yeas 100, nays "a Two Re-
publicans voted with the Democrats-naInely,
Pierce Of Massachusetts and Stevenson OF ILL
uOis.