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[1] ADS, DLC-RTL. Israel D. Andrews had been agent of the United States for drawing up a reciprocity trade treaty with Great Britain, approved June 5, 1854. An appropriation act of June 12, 1858 (Section 16) authorized the secretary of state to ``adjust . . . the accounts of I. D. Andrews . . . for expenses
and disbursements in connection with the Reciprocity Treaty, and that the same be paid according to said adjustment.''