Mr. STEVENS. I move that ithe laid aside. Great laughter.] The committee divided; and there werenyes 42, noes 75. So the motion was disagreed to. The amendment of the Senate was read, as follows: Strike out all after the enactingclauseand insert in lieu there of the That. in order tofeonllaob when gt 0: peopleof the U.S.to participate in the advantagesof the universal exhibition of the productionsof agriculture. manufactures and the fine arts, to be held at Paris in the year 1867.the followinghsums or so much of them as may be necessaryfor the purposesseverally specified.are hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not ot crwise appropriated: 1st. To provide neecssu furniture and fixtures f U.S. ae exchoibrditiine g nto0thtcheplapnroodfucthtieonimsopfertihael oommissiopers in. that part of the building exclu slvcly assigned to the use of the U.S., $48,00i0n com. 2ndly. To provide additional accommodations in the ark 825.000in coin. hir ly. For the compensation of the principal agent of the Exhibition in the U.S.at the rate of $2.000a ear: Provided. That the period of such serviceshit i not extend beyond 60 ays after the close of the Exhibition. $4,000o.r so much thereof as may be found necessary. 4th ly. For officerent at NewYork. forfixtures. stationery and advertising for rent of store house for reception of articles and products; for expenses shipping, includiny hpartnges.810. for freights on the articles to be exhi ited from NewYork to range and return and for compensation of 4 clerks. in conformity with the JtResolution approved on the 15thof Jzinuary. 1866. And for contingent expenses. the sumof $33, 700o.r somuch thereof as may befound necessity. 5th ly. For expensesin receiving. bonding. stor age.cartage.labor and soforth. at Invre: for rail way transportation from Havre to Paris. going and returning; for labor in the palace: for sweepingand sprinkling compartments for 7 months; for nerds and keepersfor 7 months: for linguists 8 men for 7 months; for storing. packing oxcs carting and for material for repaeking; tor clerk hire. stationery.rent and contingentexpenses. the sum“$35, 703in coin or so much thereofns may be found necessary. 6th ly. For the traveling expensesof ten professional and scientific commissioners to be appointed by the President. by and with the advice and consentof the Senate at the rate of $1,000each.610.000. it being understood that the President may nppomt additional commissioners not OXCGGLHDB Iw01in1ty number whose expenses shall not be paid; but no person interested.directly or indirectly. in any or tiele exhibited shall be a commissioner nor shall any member of Congress or any person holding an pmntment or office of honor or trust under the U.S. be appointed ncommissioner.agent, or officerunder this resolution. 850. 2. Abif resoved: That the governors of the severnl States he and they are hereby. srepqeucteisvteedto invite the patriotic peopleof their restatesto assistin the proper representation of the handiwork of our artisans, and the prolific sources of material wealth with which our land is blessed and to take such furthermeasuresasmagbe upepssary to dlffusea knowledgeof the proosed x hibition and t9 secureto their respective States the advantages which it promises. SEC.3. Abife: That it shall be the dut of the sni general agent at NewYork and the sai commissionergeneral at Paris. to transmit to Co‘ngressth. rough the Deptof State.a detailed statement of themauuorin whichsuchexpend Rures as are hercin before provided for are madeby them respectively. Amend the title to read as follows; Jtresolution to enable the people of the U.S. to participate in the advantagesof the Universal Exhi ition at Paris in 1867.