The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15
WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON. July IA. 1851, !
1890 O'Clock r. N.

l0:s O'Clock +. NJ
Tho Preba abilities OF a Veto.
Congress having decided upon the necessary measures
to sst the machinery Of reconstructon again 10 easS
motion. al interest now seems concentrated in ths
question whsther President will return the bill
season 70 lA Congress adjourn Tuesday wednss-
day nsxs Ths Prssidsn. this morning stated that -
had NOT dsoidsd what course he would adopt IN
disposng q To bill but u said hs has
since resolved prepare brief message cemmuncaas
hw objections and his inability 70 agA the bill Il v
probable that the veto viii bs sent either
on Tuesday and that - adjournment viii bs asmpssl
o. Tussaas Dstssninsd efforts will 81 oourss. b
made 70 obtain other important nasssrS bat
appears 70 b hs prsvslag opiaon among Senators ana
members thas adjousnmsnt vii take place - soea
The Rscoasssuctien bin \ pssssd over the veto
The BIN Relative % Soldiers Bsuuty.
The following 10 the bin iasssduosd By Representative
Holman. Of Indiana which was pcsnpty passsa - ~
House. and Il now pending IN TIE Ssnsss:-
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provisions q sad act. " reoeavo the sams
The Kot Of Honor.
Another slsoil Of HeuoF'' has been fsuvl from he
Quartsrmastsr Gsneral'soea II smbracsssao names Il
soldiers who died in the defence Of the Ameroan Unsoa
Inferred In New York New Jersey. Peousyivssia.
Maryland, Virginia. Illinois, Missouri, Town ArkansnsL
Texas, Utah Territory and the Pacific oosA ne
pamphlet contains husdred and seventy. &hrss
pages published for the Information Of relatives ana
friendA About etgAs Thousand names arc gwen Ths
blanks under tho head or Virginia show TOO thsunnd
and under that OF Missouri thres hundred soa stkty
deceased soldiers. whose names arc unknown.
The Mexican nlissi0n.
Among the gentlemen lately mentioned here in con.
necon with the Mexican mission is Colonel John Mcleod
Murphy, pressed BY friends nt;ing psr-
for the position account Of his intimate acquatnt
ancs with Mexican anaira Col Murphy connesssG
with the mission at the time Mr. Gadsden MnistsE:
under President PIERCE since that time has bsea
gagged In large enterprises In Mexico. He wdal
quain,ed With the late Emperor Maxm,san from whoD
he received valuable grants which have since been
Armed By the liberal government
Senior Altamairano Not q Membey Of Juarex'p'
Cabinet.
A several Northern papers have published article
written BY Senior Aitamarano. commenting the IL.
orposton Of the Uaitsd States in favor Of Naxmilia.
and stating that be b member Of President Juarex's
Cabinet and therefore expresses views Of Mexi-
can government, IL seems proper 70 say. the
thority Of Minister Romero, that Senior Aamairano u
not has been member Of President Juarez'1
Cabinet hence he expresses only his private
ON thst subject
Tho System Of Indian Slavery In ArtzonMA
Captured Indiana Bought and Sold by THE
Soldiers.
Tho War Department has just received copy Of Oh
cular No. g. issued last month BY General Mcdowell
commanding the Department Of California 70 post conn
manders in Arizona General Mcdowell communicated
to them The following paragraph from letter addressed
70 him BY Governor Mccormick. of Arizona:-
and that a. Fort Mcdowell and at other posts thsN
70 civilians without any process Of law learn O.
Instances - which children have been sold By thot
sSsSsGg.d for sood. ..S IN casey sns wSss. ss1
have been given 70 the Pima and Maricopa Indians,
1srsoSss am informed ia. ' 4 McDo1. IL
the custom 70 deliver the sAult female Apache capve
over 70 the Pmas and Aarioopas for slaughtsf.
posts In Arizona to investigate these charges an
report him ali the Particular In conclusion the Cen,
eral says:-
These charges - wolf ~ tns hsinounusss n 49,
offences specified BY the high from which they
vice. and must be fully Investigated and answered ~
every odicsr to whom this circular 10 sent
The Descent Of Custom House Omcsrs on the.
Free Traders the Maine Border.
An agent Of the United States Treasury has arriveA
report 10 reference the raid made By
the customs officers and Treasury agents upon the In.
habtants OF Washington county Maine, from the mouth
Of the st. Crcix Graad lake. From all that ha
transpired in relation TO this grand descent haA
government authorities have for suddenly
teruptsd old established the way Of trade.
between large number Of residents along the
der and the tradesmen Of New Brunswick the %
which Is thas many citizens OF good standing society
have been placed in embarrassing position and he
NJ lin ods haac idePnh Nv aAua
Letter from American Residents in vancss-s
ver's leland on the Wsirussia Acquisition.
The following letter has jsst been made public
vIcroRrA, yaacouver's Island, April 20. 1857.
Hon. VIZ H. SEWARD secretary OF Stata &c. =
sR-we. the undersigned. citizens OF the United.
States residing in Victoria v l., avail ourselves
bv the sese OF The United States to ODER You our con:
upon your acquisition by country OF Rus
importesce politically, commercially and industray,
and do not think We assume toe much when W ,
our residence smons people many Of whom have
been engaged for yeavs IN navigating its vsten aad
osred 10 appreciate the true vsIus Of shs territory
and Of the importance q the service you have
dsred the United States in this .cqoision than most
seems 10 BE- generally conceded; bh ts cemmercial-
material and industrial value appears 70 b. doubted.
generally to prevail the Atlantic States that the high
ATTITUDES occupied by the new territory and the severity
of the climate render unnt for the abode OF and
THAI Il offers nothing capitalists asd enterprise bat
furs and It's fisheries THIS opinion Is The
climate Of The territory west Of hs Cascade range oC
mouptains and up 90 deerees north latitude and OF
ths numerous islands bordering o. is Shores il much
milder, both In summer and winner, md much morU.
pleasant than thst Of any portion the New xnglsn
Stasss the Canena s immsnss forests Of pine are
ss.i Of o.Sos o. wssSis 50. TzSsy while ses
numerous haross along its ceess vii ord tie grsatese
facilities for IL shipment There known 70 sxss
within the iims Of the purchased territory r,Any vsiu.
able mineras among which gch, silver. coppssS
lead, iron sod extensivs- beds Of coal, which WI
furnish On ample ned fos labor and the investnene
Of capital Masy beautiful and rich specimens OF An
The minerals enumersts1 now IN this o'svs
whish have been brough1 from thai Territory. Ins
agricultural capabilities u The ooua,ry no dosct N.
fsrps thai Of the STATS md Territories giug eonso
IL Still there largo trae1 Of land Known 70 exDS
the country has explored npabe OF pre-
| ducing many OF the vegetables commse enpctsss