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sas) ROSS, and THAYER Rep., Neb.l, Mr.. PoMEh ~,
moved 10 amend the amendment Of Mr.. Ross, that tue
volunteers shall not be called unless the Commission
appointed under the bill shall do 10 TO secure peace
The amendment to the amendment agreed 10. Inc
amendment Of Mr.. Ross, amended, was then aSrceu
10. . ,
Mr.. HARLAN rep, Iowa. moved to amend the first
section by striking the of the Commissioners
and inserting IN lieu OF them provision authorizing the
President To appoint Commission, to consist OF three
officers Of the army not below the rank Of Brigadier
General the Chairman Of the Indian Committee of each
tate with the Indians &C. Agreed To.
Mr.. HOWARD uRep., MichD moved an amendment re-
quirng the Commissioners 20 report their proceeding to
the President. Agreed TO. -
The bill then taken out Of Committee Of the Whole,
and reported to the Senate. -
Debate resumed the general merits OF The BILL
and was generally participated in. 80
The amendments adopted m Committee OF the Whole
were agreed to. Several additional amendments were
offered and disagreed TO.
Mr.. YATES rep H. spoke in reply to the structures
of Mr. Morrill, OF Maine Gen Pope in the debate OF
Yesterday Mr. Morrill, had criticised Gen Pope for recent
Comments the Indian policy ~ the Government MI.
Yates contended that Gen Pope had committed no oese
and had nothing that had not been said before III the
Senate, or that not believed by the country 49,
Mr. MORRILL, REP, Me- said he arralgned Gen.
POpe for saving that treaties negotiated Tor the puf-
nose of being dsregarded by the United states ana or
acting in accordance with the lawess spirit oi the
border. - CT.
The bill them at $40 p M, passed, and the senate
adjourned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, July Is-NOOn-C0nsols for money 9iS; I'M
pois Central Railway shares sOi Erie Railway shares AZ
United States FveTwenty bonds 72s Atlantic and Great
Western Railway consolidated bonds, 22s.
AfternOOn.-COps9s for money 0 United states Five
twenty bonds 723; Illinois Central Railway shares, 800
Atlantic and Great Western Railway shares, 22a Ere
Railway shares have declined sincenoon, and are now
quoted at 4Gs.
Evening-COnsOls for money, 9li United States flve
Twenty bonds, 722; Illinois Central Railway shares SOt
Erie Railway shares, 4Gl; Atlantic and Great western
Consolidated bonds The Bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land has increased sl5O,OOO.
FRANKFORT, July 1s-Evening.-United States bonds
closed at 7G5
LIVERPOOL July -Noon.-COttOn firm. Estimated
sales to-day 1900 bales Mddlng Uplands, lotd; Mid
ding Orleans lOtd. The Breadstufs market is frmer
and Wheat has advanced 3D., the weather being un-
favorable for the crops Sales Of White California at
at 1878. Corn 36l for Barley, 81 Oats A.. Peas
4O6. Pork, 1916. Beef 14Ol Lard, 1916. Bacon, 42G.
Cheese, $751; Potashes 3d. ROsin--COmmon n, and fine
AL Spirits Turpentne 81 Petroeum-Spirits cd, and
refined 1924 TallOw, al. Cloverseed, AZ.
Accommodation is frmer and active. The
sales to-day will reach 1900 bales. Prices have advanced
4d and Mddling Uplands now selling at 10ld and
Middling Orleans at 1Od No changes have occurred in
the Breadstus Brovison Produce markets since the
noon report.
Evenng-Cotton closes firm; sales to-day $1,000 bales
Mddhng Uplands, 103d; MddlDg Orleans, l0td. Bread
suffs tendIupward Corn So 3D. for New. Wheat 10 Sd
for White California Barley, 81. Oats, A.. Peas 4OGd
PrOvsOns-Pork, 736d. Beef 14Oi. Lard, As Cd Bacon
l26d Cheese, 57i. Produce-POt Ashes, 81. Rosin-
Common, n; Fine, I2. Spirits Turpentine, 3D. Petro
eum cd for Spirits and 2id for Standard White Tai
low Al ClOyerseed al.
LONDON, July 1sSoOn.-No. IL Dutch Standard Sugar,
256d Scotch Pig Iron, So. Calcutta Linseed 500
Linseed Cakes, 80 12l6d. Linseed OIL Sal l0i. Whale
Oil, $50 Sperm Oil, 9llO
Aforementioned Cakes have declined 26d, and the
quotation now is 80 1Oi. Sperm OIL has advanced to
2l23. Other articles without change in price.
EveBing-No u Dutch Standard Sugar, 25i6d. Scotch
Pig IrOD 53. Calcutta Linseed, 6s6d Linseed Cakes,
30 lOl. LAnseed Oil, Sal lOi. Whale Oil, $50. Sperm
on, Rl22
ANTWERP, July decentralization, 40 francs for
standard White.
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THE VEST INDIES.

THE HAVANA PRESS on THE DEATH OF MAXI
MILIAN-EMIGRATION OF NEGROES TO LIBE-
RIA-SYMPATHY OF LIBERAL CUBANS WITH
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC-REPORr FROM
ST. THOMAs-REPORTED MISSION OF SENATOR
DOOLITTLE TO DENMARK.
u STEAMSHIP TRIBUNE
HAVANA, July IA meeting was convened
at the Spanish Bank to propose to the stockholders the
expediency of increasing its capital to ssOOOOOO by
opening scrpbook to the number Of 1900 shares,
menting the sinking fund in proportion Four series will
De issued dividend OF nine per cent upon the capital
Is declared payable and after the 5h inst The Bank
payable and after the sth inst.
"a . go M "ilAhs anu III mug al soIts
OF evs 10 the mexican Republic The PrcnSd Is some
what moderate in It's daily remarks. The other two
naming Journals keep wise silence, especially the
for the Liberals, and tender to them its approval.
About 30 negroes, OF both sexes left here for Saint
Inoias W the British steamer Soent, on their way TO
IADera quite large crowd Of their coOred friends col
leeted on the whar to them of aud bid them God
Some ultra-radeal Cubans this week celebrated the
event OF Maxlmiltsns execution with dinner given 10
Anew selected friends Toass TO the Monroe Doctrine
drank.
quite exciting chase after harbor thieves took
place here lately The American brig William Roberts
had been entered and all the captains papers and Clothing
stolen. The captain fired at the rctrcating thieves Al
the same moment al Spanish ship was entered close law
the American bark Amanda Guion. The thieves 81.
capped.
Gdeeo 81 the 10th Three articles cited among which
the oniy OF importance Is relative to cotton
which must pay 2lf2 per 100 oganmes. peremptory
call IL aso inserted 10 all debtors 20 the Treasury 10
settle their accounts without delay. otherwise legal pro
eeedings Will be commenced against the parties falling
comply.
Police superintendent Quiros made a descent a
r~pectable house outside tine walls evening last
week ana surprised party OF Cubs cOngregated there
who were ab0I holding meeting OF literary character
70 discuss the merits Of ode 10 America composed some
Si0O G. Dem0nte II seems that the tne nature OF the
AuaH escaped the scent OF ,QurOs who having been
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IRELAND.
SENTENCE OF THB w

SENTENCE OF THB WATERFORD RIOTERS.
DUBLIN, July 1s.-Six persons who took an acllVe
part in the Waterford riots and were arrested Dy inc
police have been tried, convicted, and sentenced 10
various terms of imprisonment
GEN. NAGLE
IoUnoN Julv1s.-Efforts are being made TO obtain
the release of Gen Nage one of the party of Fenans
who landed at Dungarvan and were subsequently
oaptured by the Irish Guards The American Gov
ernment has been invoked by the friends OF Cen
Naple TO use its influence with the British authorl
ties TO procure his discharge from custody.
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VOL. XXVH.....No S,l9o.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
,,,,e.r,v,r1Fs IN HONOR OF THE SULTAN AND OF
THE BELGIAN VOLUNTEERS.
D, .r1.Nro TEbssNAPH TO TVS TRIBUNE ,t
IoSDOv. July 1S-Midnight.-A glahu p''''4 e
was given at the Guldhan, this evening ID l,'o.
his Imperial Majesty the Sultan OF turkey VI
entertainment great preparations nao "'o', -
| - o,,er NOV success His Royal High
moss the Prince of Wales, His Hgness lsnall I"si''
,he vicerov Of Etypt and all the principal members
Of the Government were present. Nearly 5OVO GUESTS
.o+ dawn AT the tables which were stretched III par
o1II lines the whole length of the magnificent nail
The greater number Of those present were men INC
most eminent in the nation for rank or reputation
The Hall and the tables were gorgeousS oecol"''u'
and the display of silver and gold plate was eA'''
sively rich and dazzling ~. vo,ur-
To'nigbt a grand ball given TO the Belgian 'oi'''
teers. who arc on a visit to tins country 10 :" p
Oress at Agricultural Hall. Over l5,OOO peopio "
there 1t is expected that the Sultan .e nv
Wales. and others of the royal ana dlSuu
Marty At Guildhan will visit Agricultural Han W.
fore the close of the fostivi les. r,,r
TIRE ENGLISH NAVAL REVUE" IN "'N
SULTAN. ,
SOUTHAMPTON, July 1S-Aftenoon'--ItIS Is
,Lot ,h oreat naval review which occurred yes'oI-
day off Spthead in honor of the Sultan OF turkey
cost f5O 600 sterling One gunbOat was driven asioie
dnrinc the rain storm which prevailed at the uine'
but beyond this no accident occurred Inc ram 'lSo
seriously interfered with the programme OF 'e e'o
ntions and the proposed illumination oil the Meet III
the evening.
THE LITTLE RAFT NoNPARblL'
LIVERPOOL July 1S-Afternoon-lhe Itue raw
Nonpareil, Capt. Mikes, which sailed nom New" iorA
on Tuesday, June T. for Southampton ana ha'lc' was
ON Wednesday, the 10th OF July, spoken at sea by
vessel which arrived here yesterday from New-York
The cantan of the little craft and his crew lMessTs
Miller and Lawson) were well and required no assist
ance. The little vessel looked like speck on the
ocean. and was CALAMITY sailing along
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CANADA.

TORONTO c. W., July ia Joint Committee
Of the Common and Select Councils Of the City of Pha-
dephia arrived last night, and were heartily wei
coined by the citizens The party, twenty seven IN num-
ber visit Canada for the purpose OF obtaining lhlO
ton regarding Canadian trade and commerce, banking
ana customs. and governmental system, general ana
municipal They start for Montreal this afternoon Inc
left wing OF the 18th Regiment leaves here Tor BrenttOd
TODAY.
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ALLEGED INDIAN CONTRACT FRAUD.

LAWRENCE, Kansas July lI-Great indigna-
ton is expire sed by the loyal people here at the suppose
ton that Col Northam, the superintendent OF tho
southern Indians about to award for tho
ramoval M the Wtchitaw Indians TO "straw bidders
renmsented by a Mr. Rector, who Brigadier :
General IN the Rebel service His bonds have not oee
annroyed nv the United states DistrctAttorney, emf
nrotests and afidavits have been forwarded to the
secreary OF the Interior asking for new letting Of Ne
contract H charged that the Agent OF the Witchiaw
Indians aud the Superintendent are In ring %
speculatOfs.
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SOUTHAMPTON, July ls-NOOD.-The Hamburg Ameri-
can steamship Teutoma, Capt Bardua, which LETT New
York on the 9th ins arrived at this port at O'CLOCK S
morning After landing the London mails and passen-
.ors tha reutonia proceeded 70 Hamburg.
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CHOLERA ON THE PLAINS.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, July 17.-Eleven deathd
from cholera occurred at Fort Harker ON honaay1
Among the victims was Mrs. sternburg. wife OF ha
Post surgeon.
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DENMARK.
INTELLIGENCE.

COPENHAGEN, July 1S.-The Danish Parliament
has adjourned
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WASHINGTON.

Mr.. CHANDELIERS MEXICAN RESOLUTION ADOPTED
BY THE sENATE-THE INDIAN BILL PAssED
THE HOUSE AMENDS AND PASSES me
DISTRICT EQUAL RIGHTS BILL-THE kECON-
STRUCTION VETO EXPECTED TO-DAY.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

men there against the payment OF State and Comfy
taxes The subject was referred to the Committee OH Re
construction VI.
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THE METROPOLITAN REVENUE BOARD.

ANSWER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
TO THE HOUSE RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.
81 TELEGRAPH TO THBUSA
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The Secretary of the
Treasury TODAY sent the following communication
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UREA i l'i'A 49,
,,,er,v1r1Fs IN HONOR OF THE SULTAN AND VI
THE BELGIAN VOLUNTEERS.
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connected with the Federal Government.
The national conventions Of 1852 both APP
proved them. The people thoroughly in
dorsed them. But Chase, and Summer,
and Hale, and Giddings refused to accept
the situation" and on the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise they recommended
the agitation, which ended in war, and
has obliterated from the statute book not
only those laws but the very principle on
which those laws were based. Who shall
dare to say what facts are accomplished?
Who shall predict the ways which are
past finding QUIT" To "accept the situa.
ton" if it be wrong, is the cowardice Of q
timid spirit, or the weakness of wearied
one. Error is never fixed, wrong is never
established, the courses of evil are never
accomplished. Truth wages against them
perpetual war; 1t peyer wearies. Its
strength never fails. It's spiritneter flags,
and it is immortal. !" The eternal years of
God are hers. Let us BIZ her soldiers, and
emulate her virtue. Let us accept nothing
as accomplished unless our Judgments and
consciences approve the result as right
Let.us stand by our Constitution which we
believe to be right, and maintain our form
of Government which we have found to be
benefcient. Let us accept no result as
final which accomplishes their overthrow.
Let us be unwearied in this contest, and
I believe we shall save our institutions to
bless our children even as they have bleBs.
ed our fathers. If we fail, weshallat least
have deserved well of our countrymen,
and shall have done that which, like the
seed after being hidden in the frosts and
SHOWS, and darkness of Winter. shall bear
fruit; and If this land and Government
must follow the footsteps ofthe past, we
shall be able then to comfort ourselves
with the reflection that if nations, like in.
dividuals, are not destined to Immortality
and if in their virtues equally as their vi
ces, in their grandeuras in their weakness
they bear in their blossoms the seeds Of
mortality. nevertheless, Gin the passions
which elevate them to greatness equally
as those which hasten their decay, is to b
discerned the unceasing operation of those
principles at once Of corruption and of re
surrection which are combined in human
ity, and which universal in communities
as in single men, compensate the necessary
decline Of nations by the vital fire which
has given undecaying youth to the human
4 race.
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= Executive MANSION,

Executive MANSION,
Washington, D. C., August 10, 1867. {
Geaeral-I have received your communi.
cation of the 18th instant, and thank you
for the promptness with which yon have
submitted your views respecting the as
signments directed in my order Of that
date, when stated in my unofficial com.
munication Of the 18th that I would be
pleased to hear any suggestions you might
deem necessary upon the subject, 1t was
not my intention to ask from you formal
report, but rather to invite verbal state
ment Of any reasons affecting the public
interests, which in your opinion would
render The order inexpedient. Inasmuch,
however, as you have embodied your sug-
gestions in written communication, it is
proper that l should make some REPLY
You earnestly urge that the order be not
insisted on, remarkihg that it is unmistak-
ably the expressed wish Of the country that
General Sheridan should not be removed
| from his present command.
While am cognHant Of the efforts that
have been made to retain General Sheridan
in command Of the Fifth Military District,
| am not aware that the question has even
been submitted to the people themselves
for determination. 1t certainly would be
unjust to the army to assume that in the
opinion of the nation he alone is capable Of
commanding the States of Louisiana and
Texas, and that were he, for any cause re-
moved, no other General in the military
service of the United States would be com
petent to gil his place General Thomas
whom have designated as his successor il
we'll known to the country, having wor
high and honorable distinction in the field
He has since, in the execution Of the res
ponsible duties of Department Command
er, exhibited great liability, sound discretion
and sterling patriotism. He has not fail
4 ed, under the most trying circumstances
/ to enforce the restoration of civil authori
! ty, and to promote as far as possible spil
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SHERIFF. iS SALE,
9 Tat, % e: =: =: D'''' No. 100.

JIM. Stafford.
District Court, Parish of Rapides, State
Of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Fa-
ID cias issued from the Honorable
the District Court in and for the Par
ish Of Rapides, State Of Louisiana, and
to me addressed id the above entitled
ond numbered suit, 1 have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on
SATURDAY the 5th day of OCTOBER,
1867, &,
between the hours Of II A. NJ. and 4 P.
NJ, at the Court, House door iii the
Town of Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides
State of Louisiana, the following prop:
erty seized as the property Of The De-
fehdant. tO-wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land stu.
ated in the Parish Of Rapides, fronting
on the Bayou Iamourie at and near til
junction with Bayou Boeuff, bounded
above by that part Of the "Quahtico'
plantation, which was purchased By
Mary Ann Wells Of the Defendant
vendor Linton, and below BY the land,
Of the Succession Of Joel Neal, and il
the rear by the. land formerly Josial
Chambers sugar plantation, contain
ing about seven hundred acres, and be
ing a part Of what is known as tn
"Quantico" Plantation.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH in u. s
Treasury Notes subject to appraise
ment. j. r. ANDREWS,
Sheriff.
Sept. a, '67-printer's.Fee 800 so.
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The President and General Grant,
ExEcuT1vE MANSION

cAESOiAVN IAAENoAoNS I
Washington, d. G., August II, 1867. :
Dear Sr-Before you issue instructions
to carry into effect the Enclosed order, !
would be pleased to hear any suggestions
you may deem necessary respecting the as.
signment to which the order refers.
Truly yours, ANDREW JOHNSON.
General U. S. Grant, Secretary of War I'D
interim. III ~ s
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SHERIFFS SALE.

rs y. IA. hANSDALE pistiic3 Sooo'
Vs. irish Of Rapides--e
Wn.J. CALvlr. State ofLouisiana.
No. $780,
10y VIRTUE of a writ Of Fieri
ID Facias issued from the Honorable
the District Court il and for the Par
ish of Rapides, State of Louisiana, and
to me addressed in the above entitled
and numbered suit, l have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of OCTOBER
1867,
between the hours Of II A. NJ. and 4 P
NJ, ut the Court House door in the
Town of Alexandria, Parish of Rapides,
State Of Louisiana, the following prop
erty seized as the property Of the De-
fendant; to-Wit:
The Dwelling House Of said VIM. J.
Calyit Just below Alexandra, on which
plaintiffs Mechanics lien and privilege is
recognized, to satisfy this Judgment.
TERMs OF SALE: CASH I'm United
States Treasury Notes. s
JAMES R. ANDREWS. Sheriff.
Sept4-tds.-P Printers Fee $40 90.
\ A -
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|LAVENDER'S COLLEGE,
Corner Of RAMPANT AND BIENvILLE
SITS, NEW ORLEANS.

T,HE FALL SESSION viii resume on
l. the I'd Of September.
Course Of Instruction English in all
its branches; the Mathematics, the Clas-
sizes and Foreign Languages.
The number Of Boarders is limited and
Parents should apply early.
Class-rooms and Domitories large, airy
and comfortable; the situation central and
healthy. CHAS. LAVENDER,
Sept. 4th, 1t. Principal,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Washington, D. G., August II, 1867. :
Major General George H. Thomas is here
by assigned to the command of the Fifth
Military District, created by the act O
Congress, passed on the I'd day Of March
1867.
Major General P. H. Sheridan is hereb,
assigned to the command of the Depart
ment of the Missouri.
Major General Winfield s. Hancock il
hereby assigned to the command of tn
Department of the Cumberland. -
The Secretary of War ad interim will Civ
the necessary instructions to carry this OF
der into effect. '@ ANDREW JOHNSON.
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