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sPrcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ~ l. lEisu1
F,sa a Special CevvssrcrdnE
WASHINGTON Wednesday, July 81. 1854
The War Department feels dislnclined to cLw
volunteers from the Pacific, s urged BY Mem
Steven, and Lane. Col Clarks regiment ds,
Sixth Infantry, now with Gen. Johnston in Ut4
b., been ordered to proceed BY the overlsui rs,s
TO Oregon. This, with recruits from New.Ysh
and the di,posable force on the Pacific, VII MI,
an aggregate of over two thousand men.
The intelligence received here authorizes As
oppon that general Indian outbreak may bsu,
ticips,ed in Washington and Oregon Terrsors,
ard preparations are making on that suPpeGso.
No definite answer has been given to the apples.
tiou for Gen. Harney or Mansfield to assume 4.
command The matter will be delayed untl Ia
return Of tie Secretary Of War, who is expsesA
on Monday, but it is improbable that Gen. Clsts
low commanding in he Pacific Department, vi
be suPerseded
Gen. Hsrrey was doubtless oyertakeU BY hs1
Gers of recall before reaching Camp Scott, andM
return 10 st. Louis, which is bis headquarternA
rest as he has been seeing hard service for seven
years.
The Department in Florida will be broken upw
the lst of August, which will be source Of retd
10 the regiments and the Treasury.
Gov. Denver started on his return to KrM Aa
afternoon.
Sec'y Toucey w.s we'll enough to be out today.
So soon a, he appeared he was coseted with II
President arranging the Paraguay expedition, WIN
can hardly bs equipped under siIty days If ther.
grsmme can be completed Immediately, the Prs,
dent will start for Bedford at the beginning Of IL
week, otherwise not.
Mr. Florence received assurances to-day tnSHs
building of another sloop-of-war, the lst one ~
ordered, will be assigned to Philadelphia. That
ia supposed will secure his denomination and per-
hsps reelection. Mayor VauK and Others "
endeavoriDg to get up an opposition IN his dstns,
which the Administration opposes.
The Buffalo Postmaster is decided upon, bufls
announcement Is withheld by the President.
WAsHIsGTos Wednesday, July 81, 1883
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has received,
private letter dated June - stating that the Comsnca
are nightly engaged in extensive depredstions. Ca
Cooper the Choctsw and Chickasaw Agent had jus
ets,ted for Washta when the troubles commenced bf
an express had been sent requesting his return. Ths
were but six white at Fort Arbucke, and the p<
might be taken at any moment. The Comsnchss o.
very much Initiated by the osseS they sustained il .as
recent conflict with the Texas Rangers.
The order for the march of the I'd Cavalry to For
Leavenworth has been countermarded, and that reg
msns will remain on duty in the department Of TsIh
On the lst of August the department of Florias wv
be broken up, and the several military stations therein
will revert to the department Of the asst Esus.
Gen. Scott compliments COL LOOMS on brinsipgWs
.ucce ssful close the late Indian hosttes IN FiocA
and says that he and those who served with him "
erve well Of their country.
One of the sufferers by the taxation movements
the Zuoaga Government had this morning Al inter
view with the President upon the subject. Nnr
derstood tha. he will make affidavit of all the fu
in the case, and file it in the State Department Acc
ing under advice of Minister Forsyth, he refused 70
pay the tax, and, with snott er citizen was compsuA
to leave Mexico. II is not probable that Mr. Forsya
would have been directed to withdraw the Legation
and return home had he not tsrminated his functsi
with the Zuloaga Government
Contrary to the published statement, it is wsnknor
here that Col. Kane will not publish report Of h
Utah mission. Sufficient reasons are assigned WIZ
this would not advance the public interest.
There is good reason to believe, from recently
received formation that our Government Is nov 10 q
fair way 10 acquire the Island Of Cubs Thsh de-
rived from an urquestonsbe source.
III of CAL I haah haAn
pointed Consul 10 MaranhAm, Brazil.
Through the perseverance, Of Col. Floreuce, sscSa
sloop-ofwM will be built at the Philadelphia N"F
Yard. An order therefor will probably be issusd@
morrow.
The Fulton and Harriet Lane are the only vess~
yet designated for the Paraguay expedition. ThsE
most are will be taken by the President in selecty'
Commissioner.
Secretary Toucey has sufficiently recovered froma
recent ress TO transact the business Of the NsvyD+
psrtment tomorrow morning, and be will lsays a
Connecticut toward the close Of the month.