New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01
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WASHINGTON, Friday, July 81, 1901.
According to the latest accounts at the Indian
Korean from the Yellow Medicine Agency, the
hostile feelings of the Indians are subsiding -Four
tbousspd annuity Indians were friendly, but two
thousand others came unlimited and expressed SYM
patby with Ink pa du-tah. The hostile Indians had
forced the Agent to surrender the sq1aw OF lnkpa-
dutahs son. No volunteers will be ordered against
the Indians, unless required by the special agent.
Governor Cumming will probably not depart for
Utah before September. The Administration is
ouite we'll satisfied with Mormon affairs, as they
stand.
Herrau has not asked the United States to Oc-
cupy the Isthmus, or made any specific PROPOSE
ton. He has, hewever, assured Gen. Cass, in
general terms, that his Government wishes to set
tie the difficulty. He presents some New ranadian
claims to indemnity, but ntmates Willingness TO
pledge the railroad tax for ten years in settlement
of American claims. There are two parties 10
Panama, one Of which desires separation from Pan
anna and an Independent Provincial Government
under tho protection of the United States.
Senator James has not been offered the Patent
Office. Judge Mason retires next Thursday, and
Shugert, Chief Clerk, will be acting Commissioner
until the President finds leisure to select success
40, PEMAQUID.
To the Associated Press. 49,.
WASHINGTON Friday, July 81, 1857.
The number of Warrants issued from the Pension
Office during July, under the Bounty Land oct OF
March, 1855, is 2 1856, to satisfy which nearly 3@2oo0
acres are necessary To satisfy the 2Ol 900 warrants
issued since the passage OF the act &c acres OF
land are required
The net amount in the Treasury subject TO draH Is
tI8. 666. 667. Of which over S. 900 are in New
York; nearly 49, 100000 in Philadephia; $2,774,OOO
in Boston, and 81, 500 600 each in New-Oreans and
San Francisco.
letter from Col. Bonneville, in command OF the
ella Expedition says that there is being developed
one of the most beautiful fertile, and healthy regions
of our country, which in all places furnishes evil
dence of former numerous people, more civilized
and industrious and no doubt, more docle than the
wandering Apache who now desolates it. Our efforts
constantly at the heels of these Apaches force them
further west crowdng them upon more western ma
tions who report their mountains inundated with new
peoples forcing their way with rife and revolver.
Lord Napier had an interview with the Secretary OF
State to-day, relative to the seizure OF the alleged
SLAYER Pancba by the English vessel OF war Sappho.
understand the Secretary explained everything salts
factorily TO his lOrdship.
The Cabinet viii hold their regular meetings during
meeting to-day and considerable routine business was
dispOsed OF.
An interesting incident occurred to-day in the Office
on Indian affairs treaty was concluded and signed
by the Commissioner and delegation Of Ottawas
from Kansas by which this band of Indians surrender
their tribal character and become citizens of the
United States. The delegates appeared highly de-
lighted after the treaty signed and enjoyed the
prospect Of becoming fellow-czens. After ratifi-
cation by the Senate they surrender their reservation
seventy four thousand acres-only to have it again
Co. irAix ND alx als Tho
United States from all aDnuites and other claims and
receive in lieu thereof sxtysx thousand dollars in two
equal instalmens, the first instanent payable the
ratification Of the treaty, and the second one year
thereafter.
The new contract with Mr.. Nesbitt for stamped en-.
velopes secures better article for less money. Note
size, 81 SO per thousand letter SIZE 81 80; Under
the old contract note size 81 80 per thousand
and letter size, 81 IS. II is estimated the Department
will want 4O0, 900 note size and 5000 900 letter size
each quarter.
Naval Courts take Of three weeks as soon
the cases in which witnesses are now summoned and
in attendance are disposed Of Probably the first Of
next week will be the time fixed.
At Old Point yesterday, IN the Southern CONNER
cisl Convention, series Of eight resolutions was
passed, delegatng A. Dudley Mann to convey the
sentiments Of the Convention to the Knoxville Con-
vention and also to take charge Of the correspond
general tenor Of the resolutions warmly in favor
Of the project. Speeches made by MessIs.
Mann, BanDger and Chandler Of Norfolk, aud clio.
Committee reported that s. 900 had been subscribed
on the spot The Convention then adjourned die.
Inc ewOrleans mail of the 9th ns has been
IeceMeo' The newspapers contain nothing Of im-
BastIop, in Texas
several plantations the Colorado had yielded i'm
contradictory.