New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10
THINGS i'm WASHINGTON.
From our Regular Correspondent.
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WAsHiSeroS. July g, 1896. 5 P. NJ.
We have now very warm weather. 1t is not
enough to exhale's tho damp of the past week aud
manufacture it ini6sn thousand doses of fever and
other diseases Not leaf stirs upon the trees The
leaves lie sill! and btSr it, !, is hot they cannot
move Ii reminds me of the description of this
same month by NY old svorite Poet-the Poet OF
Romance and Cnivalry-Edmund Spenser-who
thus discourse,h IN hi, Shepherds Calendar:
And the sunne hath reared upp
HI, h-rie.fuoiec teme.
Making his way between the cupp
and golden disdem
The rampant Lion hunts he fas:e
With dogges # 10Y come breathe,
Whose oal-iul barking brings in hsste
Psynps. pisgu.s and drearie deaSe.'
The House yesterday refused 10 hx a day tor sd
journmenL To-day they are taxing new lessons IN
friterlDg away tmc. Ii they do not hasten their
steps somewhat decidedly they will be found in
sion the W hole year round The greater part OF to-
day vas spent trying 10 SETTLE what was ieft un'
settled Yesterday. The question being substantially
whether they legally adjourned yesterday. They
we're r while engaged III discussing the Land Grad
uaIion bill to-day, butthe amount OF business trans
acted mig hit be clussed with other days. under the
head Of Eothlng.
forgot &c mention in nv letter yesterday thst
the Senate had confirmed the nomination of Gen.
Patterson Of Philadelphia Major General IN the
Volunteers; which was the last, believe. OF the
military nonInstions before them. The newly ap-
pointed officers enlirely Loco Foco- and mostly
IRON the West and South SIR. Polk ee-ms deter
mined 10 appoint none but Loco Focos 10 the COM
rpsnd of the army. And he equsiiy deter
mined TO break do En the Wings who have already
yucked green lsure!s frorn The batiletrlds Of our
country victory.
Gen. Scot, and Gen Gaines, " hose valor has placed
them in the hearts OF their counuymen, are 10 De
broken down. This arises from no oiner fault than
,hstt h,-y N hIps nd DrODheslcd that
before the War is attempts will De madeio
ruin Gen. Taylor too. because he Is a w Mig
Th. Union of las, night crtcizes my version OF
the Treaty. II throws doubts upon its authenticity
can assure it tina, my version Is correct Time
will tell " neither The Organ your correspondent
comes nearer the | shall preserve It's version
and mine. and publish them together when the
official copy Is given TO the public.
The Union. lou will also see. of last night 3 oct
on Mr. BsI>KsRHoFF again. he can be abused into
q support OF the Executive <ill.
J. D. STLvE>soS IS in town TO day. The public
should ponder we'll the schemes Of our rulers In
their California operations
The Senate today have been again engaged with
the ! and Graduation Bull. RicHELltU.
TREATY WITH THE PorTAwAroMiE Indians
The Lexington Telegraph OF the 23d ssys The Con-
missonerp, MAJOR Andrews. l. : A. Major Harvey,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs and Mr.. Estiack who
were charged With making Treaty win the Potsaws
tone lncscs. passed through this place ca Saturday,
last. their way home ~Srd.
W. learn treaty hat been effected By which the
Po,.Awato-s c-de the United four millions o
OF land yog between the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers the territory OF lozs and The disputed tract
aud about million OF scr-s lying the waters
Of the Usage South West OF the State Of Missouri
Potta~at oy tss treaty DC
Scdy aut located the end OF the ants purccaset
from he Kansas last winter half million q Of
which are granted oy treaty, iogether with
annuity Of some thirty Thousand dollars 30 continue Tor
thirty years and possibly longer under certain ccnn
grnctes-
Tr-rs sewers. small tribes Of Indians, scattering
bands under citersui nErass all belonging 20
atomic tribe who will De united by mi Eesiy
and located permanently body OF l.rd comprising
half million oi which. the annuity they
20 receive mus. maze them comfortable here
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