The New York herald., 1867-06-02
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June l, 1907.

ment Committed The former was asked a variety Of
questions about the surrender Of abandoned lands by the
Ereedmen's Bureau. Colonel Morrow's testimony was
on the samo subject his former appearances be-
fore the Committee No action has yet been taken b.
the Committee upon the testimony thus far eced and
Ia doubtful whether any will be before adjournment
No address has been prepared Is anything OF the
| kind at present contemplated None will be issued,
perhaps, before the adjournment Of the Committee
which VIII take Hace Monday, probably until
| the latter part OF June They do consider
that they have anything to do with either inviting or
dissuading July session, and much in the dark
thus far 10 the probabilities OF such any
other person. II understood that Messrs. Churchill,
! wilson, Woodbridge, Williams Eldridge and Marshall
are opposed carrying ont anything like the impeach-
ment, having come TO The conclusion that sufficient
evidence has not been obtained.
Judge Kelley and the Republican Congress
| sionai Committee.
! Judge Kelley returned hero this morning from his
| Southerns tour. He was received by the Congress
| sionai Republican Committee in their room at
the Capitol, and highly complmented by
| the members The Congressional Committee, II
appears, have fund out OF which the apostles
of radicam to the South paid for their services in
eDlghtening The late rebels TO their duties under the
new order Of things The treasurer Of the committee
this morning offered to pay Judge Kelley for the ex-
penses of his late trip, but the Judge refused TO accept
compensation either for outays services stating
that the information he had received during his travels
had amply repaid him for all his troubles and d'sburse-
mens Judge Kelley gives faterng account OF the
condition of the Southern country through which he
travelled. In compliance with the most pressing invi
ations he has agreed to Virginia at future
day TO address the citizens Of that state.
The Democrats and Conservatives In Council.
The mass meeting OF democrats and conservatives
held tonight at the City Hail.
Vigorous Prosecution of the Indian War.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has just received
a despatch from superintendent Murphy, at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, stating that the American Ey
press Company have given the following instructions to
their employees the Smoky Hill route to Denver
City: Every Indian that comes within shooting dis
tance, shoot him. Show them no mercy. They
VIII show none TO you" He also states that
General Hancock has ordered his post COM
manders to shoot every Indian found north OF the
Arkansas and south OF the Platte rivers. Saperinend
ont Murphy calls the attention of the commissioner to
these orders and says that the Cheyennes Arapahoes
and Sioux, by stipulatons Of treaties with the United
States have the privilege Of roaming in this country
until assigned TO other reservations, and the conse
quences OF these will be to naugurate in
termnable with these tribes that win cost the gov
ernment hundreds Of lives and millions Of dollars to
bring to final adjustment.
Trial Of Surratt Definitely Fixed.
Notwithstanding the statements to the contrary Sur
ratt will, on Monday week. be tried under the indct-
ment already found against him.
Progress Of RegistrntiOn in Washington.
The extraordinary number Of 004 voters have been
registered Of whom s,2l2 colored Tho number Of
votes cast for municipal officers year ago was only
b1S3.
The Customs Receipts.
he IA n Tor g.
toms from May 10 to the 25th inclusive New York,
$2O 000 Boston, $751;, 1885, Philadelphia $253, 722;
Baltimore &140 o27 and New Orleans $92 ll6 Total,
2.ssO,eeo. ...... .,.....,s.
Receipts from Internal Revenue.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
g. 1913 8o5 co. making the total amount for the week
ending to-day, $s,7Al,ess II, and the total since
tho beginning OF the present fiscal year, $246 os 2
Tho National Currency.
Tho amount OF fractional currency issued from the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Department for tho
week ending to-day was ss44,5Oo. The amount sent
| away during the same period follows:-To the
Assistant Treasurer 1t New York, 100000 to the
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, $loo,0ooj 70 the
Assistant Treasurer ST. Louis, $4,000 to the United
States DcposIary at Baltimore, $4,000, and TO the
National Banks andtothsrs $l69.s27 Total ,s27
There is held at this date by the Treasurer Of the
United States In trust for the National Banks security
deposits of public moneys s3s, s,7iss5o. Total,'
S379 2s2l 100. The amount of National Bank
currency issued during the week s33 So and the total
to date $202 90l 106 from which is TO be de-
Quoted the currency returned including wornout notes
amounting to s. 789 232 leaving actual circulation at
this date $2oS l3l S74 The amount Of fractional
rsncy redeemed during the week Is $43l,soo.
No Coiored Police In Mobile.
The newly appointed Mayor Of Mobile authorizes
49,
negroes wore be appointed the police be a.
corrected No negroes will be appointed at all 1t is
General swaynes intention TO maintain rigid regular
police in the city for the present. and will spare
ertions keep peace and order This Will be accspta
BILE news all good citizens that earnestly desire peace
and harmony.
A Probable Case OF Justinable Homicide.
Lieutenant Hague Of the Sixth United States infantry,
was recently dispatched from Charleston by General
scklss examine into the record trial and conviction OF
man named Jsa Gee for the murder OF Darius candy.
The sent petition TO General sckes setting
forth that he under the control Of two Union p
sonsrs plstng them 70 the Posdse river; that Candy
saw and pursued them and that necessary to kill
Candy In order that the prisoners might make good their
escape that he arrested brought TO speedy trial.
without any opportunity Of bringing into court
John Dennis, his principal and only witness,
whose testimony would have proved his in
nocence and that hs life sworn away By
parties for sake Of reward; and therefore prsys
tho mercy OF the commanding general II the petition
be correct and Jen Gee aiding prisoners to escape,
tho killing Of Candy was necessary 70 effect that
purpose doubtless according recognized laws. he Is
entitled TO mercy. Tho Lieutenant has not made his
report but unle the military interceds JeG win be
/ hanged on the first Friday In juno
North Carelian Loynlist C0rnercd.
Mr. Tourgse, one Of the loyal lights in North Caro-
lina some time addressed the people Of Lincoln
ton In the corss Of his remarks he stated that since
he had been town Of Linconton threatening let
had been placed under his door The Town Council
| called Mr.. Tourgee for tho letters, In
order that they might identify tho handwriting
tba .utt,ov tha rantianan oould