The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14
THE LATEST NEWS.

Interesting from WashlaGson.
THE TREATY With NEW 0RAHADA--n0vnnnrO o.
rRooPs-rRKAsURY DEPARrnKsr-rm nsDfAR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROM TEXAS, Brc,
wAsmsoros, August l3, lssY.
General HerrAn and Secretary CA have closed thsr b.
formal conferences the New 9ranadian treaty. and ~
result will be reduced 70 writing and tho treaty ooncaudsa
II supposed, during the next week The only points a
difference between the negotiations transit dua
and The postal Arrangements. General Herran subnlusd
his proposition on those points yesterday, bat nc -
ccpable 70 he agrees 70 subscribe 70 As
Views OF Gcserd On
The whole negotiation has bess conducted WIN ~
Creates good feeling each sde. No4 unk1pd word
pased between the parties General oas 10 universally
popular with the diplomatic CORPS they admire his spsa
frsnkse and have every ooundence his honesty asA
fairness.
Orders have been issued for the recruits now u russ
Leavenworh, 70 move the 9Th Of september Tor NV
Mexico, 70 reinforce The army In hal quarter CApsnh
Duncan and several other officers who absent leavs
win ~ the time return their posts rstoxy
taking with tbem sheir families
The amount deposit 10 the United 6Atss Treasury,
according 70 returns received up 70 Monday, Ion n
me snoun. :uij:o: 70 dr.i VA. ncs1 20
Inc receipts for The previous week. were.. 1is6ss1 g
Inc payments were. l1bT bn u
Inc noreese w ..................... a1W0 ~
me OAro and FULTON Railroad receives under a sc a
Congress- 900 Of land In ArAnsas end asoun
The Lle Rock and Memphis rod receives 90 200 aors N
ArkansasL
Oommissiouev Denver received lengthy report todaV
from Indian Agent Cullen giving detailed aoocusi q As
Indian disturbances In hinnssosa and she Lowe g.
Agency.
Ink % dut tab and his band had been evsn IN 70 uss
rhs YA.ksous are anxious so make treaty.
Great credit ID due Little Grow, innuosuai Chssf, n
the suecsofui result Of the enterprise
There wa Cabines meeting today rbs ssurS1ar<~u
called and paid Their respects 70 Mr. Buchanan, VINO ~
that during his whole stay II Bedford he vus never 60
approached the subjecs Of Once whaa . conp,ins.s
70 those Win vhon be wM aoociassd How happy ~
muss hsve fsu
Bes J. j. seIbeh, Minister Il BYus,sas had ~
ervisw with Postmaster gensrsl Brown ths morning, a
The subject Of our feresn mail sysssn. NJ be- ~
dsred his resgnasou.l
Private sdvioes from TEXAS say DOL James Rsliy WIN
succeed Gen. Houston In hs ssaais. Exoovsrn~ H.
dessoa will Be rendered The ssai made vaoans oy essA
Rushs death.
Charles Winter, Esq Consul n Turks rsissd, ~ W.
lArda Hon Joseph Miller, Of OHIO, u Il EovnS
ypu auuAI rsvwAym puwAsm
rHp INDIAN pryvroulrHs-rnsr or BRxDcH LOAD
ING RrrLEs-novsnxrrs OF rRoors, sro.
WASHINGTON, August II, 1887
latter received 10 day from the superinsesdeA q n
s,.n .o.,rs for the North western superinssndescy u
N,n.sa ,t.,cs that the Yanktous had driven I'll ~
,e,,,sr, nom the neishborhood East Of Hs Sioux Rvs
and that portion Of shem had expressed themselves
o.vorsble 20 making . treaty The ssperntendsos h-
ss "a believe that before all the troubles with NE Houz
can be permanessly sesscd Will be necessary 70 mAks
nav treaties with ihen holding them by supulauons
strong and sndns character TO Me observance Of peacs
fol reai,sns with Me United ss,s and responsible f IN
deprsdAiscns.
Dol Bean OF the Frs, Drascons Major hi, rsymssss;
Cara Duncan, OF The Mounted Raes Capt Hssh, Of sss
Tenth Infantry capt Brsreton Of the Ornsnos Depa.-
mens and Lieut. Glbbou Of the Fourth Artillery, osm
prir the board 70 assemble 81 wea Point ca the liza