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New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF REVENUE.

1iU UIt DIVVIIIIg OF IIIo NItVIVpOIIUdU INtFUHUt
Board yesterday it was resolved that all transportation
distilled spirits tho way a bonded warehouse and
10 deliver such spirits TO the Collector his order; and
shall be 20 superntend the removal OF spirits from yes
sells 70 bonded warehouses The only seizure reported is
that Of 20 barrels OF spirits falsely branded at j.
Broehm's Iectlfying establishment, TeEthave. and
Thrty-thrdst.
The following Is order from the Treasury Depart
ment Ofee Of Internal Reyenue) to the Collector Of
XXXIId District, New-YOfk:
Hereafter you will instruct each Inspector In your Ds
tict that he shall under circumstances inspect any
goods for any person except upon order that
no Inspectors certificate will he By you
lef the work Of inspection done by your directions
The practice OF allowing private parties 10 seecsuch In
specors as they choose to do work FOR them must be
who broken up Whenever any person desires to have
Inspected he must give notice Of IN az your
ONCE tnd herenpOn you viii detail the proper nsI 6ctor
70 perform the duty
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

Yfou Our SVecI OoH'sI''''' .
HUDSON, Aug, a, 1867.
An exciting doublescul race in working
,a, came of here to-day for purse Of $225 and the
bororionshlp Of tho Hudson River The contestants
rere Edward Heermane3 and Alex. Ralney against
r,,,k price and WaTl Co0ncy The boats were IS feet
Icorng boats and TIE distance Towed was n miles The
indpes were Daniel smDrick and John Best The referee
was Charles ClaTW The contestants were oIdeIed INTO
line at D. M ~ which time hundreds OF people nhed
boh shores OF river and several boats lncudng TWO
excursion bo5s, Law out the stream. The men were
started by the firing of pistol Heeunance ana Raney
rowing b.the CITY Of Hudson, and Price ana Ioohey III
fhe General Grant. The City OF Hudson on
the rssde took the lead right away, anna
grat ahonting Price and COOncy nothing daunted pied
away lively and after reaching short dtancer fO the
starting point tapped their OpponeniE which move gae
heart TO their hackers the dock The race was now
one of great interest which was participated I'D py lew
persons on the little propeller "Jony JenRs Wloh VIZ
81 fooved the contestants OYER the course Inc men
I'm both boats pulled for their lives, almost 20 vigorous
were their strokes that il was very evident that one
tho other of the crews must Soon slack off, which was te
cose Price and Cooney being unable 70 sahd te great
prcssure Gradually their boat fell 10 the rear, osnB
pyronud M every stroke. When the upper DuOy was
fYucd fhev were fully lengths 10 the rear nut sug
nS Tnanfullv Going down the river Heermance ana
Raincv abated not o Of their vigor but pulled sOhs
and measured stroke TIL the lower buoy WAS reached
around which they shot IN lively manner ana heaueu
for the homo far enough in the advance TO make INC
t,iuc sure. Price and COOney in the Gen Grant sun
orEcd like beavers though the former looked ana acted
as though struggle tlling his powers OF en-
duraucC The CITY Of Hudson reached the home BOAT all
of quarter Of mile ahead I'm 40 min l3 aec the Cen
Grant reaching III 90 min. Is sec. Whcftuloh INC
steau-UListes mp screaming, the people shouted
and Urcrnance aud Rainey declared the Champion
Working BoatROwors Of the Hudson and winners OF e
S2g5 IuTkC.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
.es,rn II he feels that hIs name is ~ US 5

hh no can resign ~ he feels that his name IL Is tc
Soncrby used While M stae1Op oteT promised to remove
SablnSt, mo- VIA preventrd We were told ihat IN
s he Pesdso1s q rpEg9eS g Gem m GFaat a We shall
"''' From the Rochester Denocrst ,
The President attempts to break the Iorco .po %
It. ,aolnc about sheridan By appointing as his sue
ruDo on Tbooas, an officer OF great ability and eApe
and as Radical s Sheridan himself snt u led a. 70 Se ap
feeonst 90 Con Grant az successor 10 stanton anu VIZ
Prn fbe same effect The people VIII De gat 81 e ~ south
~ 81 cor Office and the Department. oI Wy 80
70 - tr safe hands but they will not be - ~;
IVES thar have prompted these removals, as o
dia,rept 10 the additional light tAey bheu 0N 'i' go
- nj Andrew Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
THE FENIANS.

The Fcnian Convention is still in session at
No. sli Broadway. The business OF the Convention is
kept entirely secret ana guard has been placed upon
the door leading 10 the hall OF meeting Tho Committee
on Credentials have concluded their lfbors. It
IL said that about $50 delegates are In the
Con hyention from dhereDt circles, hut not than
irt vhvs or forty delegates have been present at any
time according 10 a statement made by delegate who
has attended the Convention John Savage, IL is said
Will be elected to-day 10 the position OF Deputy Head
Center, 0ch will be vacated by Mr.. Griffin the present
incumbent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Saratoga Kg Richmond and Noeh With mde and
the Old DYminion Steamship Co.
SehE w. Sinms, PhaTo, Virginia
Schr BanwOod. Let's. Virginia.
schr MemeHto, Collins, Virginia
wIND-At sunset ~ Z.
NAVAL
wAsnseroy August 2z-ohca nioaiOn has been received from
Palmer Commanding the North Anaetc Squadron dated
United States ship Ssqaehsnoah August II announcing hn pres
Apws The United States steamers MouongAhea and SAeo
w also IN port All we'll -,
The Navy Department received telegram stating that the
Feae Colorado bearing the dag Of Rear Admiral Colds
borough arrived Halifax last evening route 70 New-lorA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Aug 2Cesred ship Ambrose for Corki Bunker
Hill. for Liverpool
Sailed, Day Dawn, for Melbourne
WILnlSGroN n c. Aug 2-Aed steamship Ssppho, from New
York
CHARrEsroS C., Aug 22Auiyed sehr D. p Keeling, from
Baltimore.
Sailed, steamship Moneka for NewYork
HoIxyss HoLE nug 9-p married, sehrs B. G. sehn6nsf
Philadelphia Boston; Hearty Boston fer PhadeRhs Jonn
Allen Philadelphia for Boston, Wi9hIoP Calais o New ~
Clark wAmport for Eewl0rk Adelaide d" DO 'eA'ps
Charles Pearson, from Boston, -. phu.,,
m-Shrs Cabot Boston for Nwfoti Cnss Lnn i"t
phis brig Allstou, Bangor for NeSlavep
Saled-schr. X. A. Conant for Ronlout . - -, TT An.
Remaining pOrt-schrs Adelaide Cas ros SoNp H. AeA %
Hesry Pearl and brigs c. D. Alen and Alson'
Light winds from the W.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
EXCISE.

About 25 cases Of violations of the Excise
la~ were disposed of by the Board Yesterday. The
licenses OF The following dealers were revoked patrick
oh reg G on rnd u !; Just Ike the loss Of leg Et7nor
G.'en az 9rft& ohd no Jed Acton; Andrew Fors vth,
staten IE!3Dd john Fnsel -Four Corners Staten Isla Nd
lOstrke FarlckJ plon, No y West st-ofcer charge
WIN Delng bI!Ded; y lnham Green, No Bleeckorst
Associate counsel Philip Merkle No 2oi FOrsvth-st
not revoked Albert XII. be, No 80 West Forty ortht
IIt Acenses granted; EfSyafd Brown, No Wooster-st
Henry Schroeder, No ll3 Nillettst John House, No Sss
tghtbs ST David slecheuh. mer No Rdge-f Freder,
leK WeJtIeT, No I6 FftL-st. Valentine tocscb No "a
= ssoIsyths Patrick J. Dllolt No. u Wsstst Dunham
Y HFeepi Ro. 2 HIcCcktTft ~
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
T,,v u,RTroRD HORSE FAIR.

U,prroRp. Conn, Aug 22-On account OF TIC
. aro,roy.n,e Of the Hartford Horse Association
l'n 'I tnr today has been postponed until tomorrow
@IpislayI morning i.t 10 O'clock
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
ITtTr-NcffrN bliss huu fffthHH'
,e afe.,..-ryo hours and thirtg-fve minutes.
IN. Rits-KeuIedv 4; Chandler !; Freeman, l.
Rank CLERKS GAME.


The clerks of the Leather Manufacturers
National Bank have challenged the clerks OF the mon
played to-day the Satellite Grounds, Wilains"ush'
cREpITABLE ACTION OF THE UNIONS OF LAM
sINGBURGH
DIR. Welch, President of the Union Base Ball
Club Of Lans!neburgh writes the following letter TO The
Toy Times which is both credtaoic to him and to the
club;
IL ne gdbr crne Tino:
men that three uen Of here Offer 60 wager 81 900
each that the Union Ball Ct can beat any cu6 IN
wish publicly to enter their protest against an sucs ar
rangement and dsavow this betting busines stogs,ne,
and amusement and have endeaNorcd To conduct our
public an opportunity Of attending them without being
ANNOYED by demonstrations Of Yug1Tlty ana to"uli-
things that are bred and kept alive very easily where
money "a stakrd upon the result Of game. The friends
OF baseball Will soon underaland that unit, w ~ ~
whole thing will DEGENERATE into a mere gambling nstu
And when it comes to that tho Unions are 70 Dc
'O""''D ~" President Union Baseball club.
Ldnsingbrgh, Aug -, lsc7.
THE QUAKER CITY AND ATHLETIC CONTROVERSY.
To tie Editor Of T1s Tr'bune
SIR: As many unfounded rumors are in cir
culation among BAH players In regard 70 the proposed
matches Quaker City VS. Athletic, would Ike you TO
publish a notice 10 set the public right More than
month ago the Quakers challenged the Athletics 20 play
series Of games the hist TO be played Ang " on the
wOuld suit but the hrHt game must be on thcr ground,
as they did choose 90 favor any club by playing rt
on the chalengers ground, cannot the consistency
Of their they have already played the keystone
the terms ask and since then have challenged
New-YOrk club. 20 play first the Athletic ground,
and IL j. the custom for the challenging party t0 name
tbe round we think we are right IN holding ont for our
own terms The champions Atlantcsl always came here
when challenged by the Athletics The Qulkcrs do not
want any favOrs from the Athec but they do want the
Athletics play the games. resign their claim OF being
the champions OF Penusy lVania.
BY order Of ThOs j. Pratt Captain f. Malone, John
c. Chapman. Very respectfully,
SAM. W MERRILL, Rec. Sec. Quaker City d. II. c.
PhiiddelJa,id, Aug. ~, 1867.
THE BALL PLAYERS CHRONICLE.
This baseball paper has been enlarged 10 -
pages.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS
TIE TUTF.
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BROWN GEORGE AND F.cNNIsG MALE '''
B'6TLER.
DETROIT 'Mcb Aug 0ttns n ranDns sUD
and 1seG ,na ;ssFh and Tss Ssa s'H e % &
made in 22Os. -. 90 - = ''''
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
THE CHOLERA IN THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Western dispatches say
the cholera raging among the Seminole lndiahs ana
about twenty cases appear daily.
The cholera is reported to be raging In malgnan1
form IN and around shawneeville, ILL., Thirty new cases
aud twenty deaths hove already occurred
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
announcements
MOSQUITO NETS,

MOSQUITO NETS,
g. and upssT, a.
Linen and Upholstery GOOds EmIcrnm,
No Ga6 Broadway
VENTILATIoN.-The most perfect system yet
dlseogerel tested locO different pseea Pamphlet
sent free Address HHHRY A. GoUez No. 2s4 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC IN NEw-oRLEANs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Gen. Sheridan tele-
cropbs TO Headquarters that the yellow fever has as
sued al epidemic form in Neworeans. Several OF his
officers are Ill with IT, and he desires authority to employ
additional nurses. 80, A..
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug 22.-The number OF deaths from
tho yellow fever in this city from the 10Th inst TO
o'clock this morning AS reported to the Board of Health
Yellow fever Of very virulent type prevails at
COrlJus Christi
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
Prem The Cincinnati EDquirerI

Gen. Sheridan will of course be sort ol one
,rso Rodica, martyr for few days There viii be great
,,r,i.s, and perhaps some threats in his behalf and
emo ,aone NAV talk foolshly about turning him INTO
President after which they VIII let him suddenly sB s,B
from their memories. 1t is rather plty thaI DC
done him a kindness by taking him away from piaee @
where his fantastic tricks, although applauded Dy stU
loving Radicals would have ended in making nm IHlni
ous Gen Sheridan is not naturally baGg h we
follow but simply thn-mnded. His great adIeis ia ia s
heen among tie essentially shaOwpaed; aAd U UeiY 10
no stanghe import of such indications F Mas as
readv t0 dance as the Radical hdders were 10 hnply
,nnsc and hence he has made mess OF his a@'l'S'
reu
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
BASE BALL.
ASHLAND VS.. YOUNG AMERICA.

ASHLAND VS.. YOUNG AMEKICA'
A match was played on Aug. 20 between the
Ashland and Young America Clubs, the first mach Ma 70
ing ended in a drawn game. Thi. time the AthiaTHs m
came of victorious, after very exciting contest ny
pitching Of Kennedy OF the Ashlands was spienIld aD
az short also played finely On the slde Ol 'ie lps R
America the play Of Freeman was tirtop ALhold ~ Il.
second base also playedwe The following Is tine scoIe
Jet "a. 81 sih SD. eh 'is 'h Oh Teal Is
44,1hnl,....5..:...SS : o Is
Tmr.re-Wm Chase Of Niagara BaseBal C.ab
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
ROWING.

EXCITING Contest AT HUDSON, NJ Y
eoo our Srec.I Couo1ondehI
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23

VIII De somewhat nstructives TO observe
whether Gen Grant, after permitting hims elf 10 be used
An The removal Of Mr. Stanton viii also ass II 20 he re-
nova OF Gems Sheridan and sekes 1t is true Ue Pres
Pc choose, without the Generals assen, p,, - srorI
hso man ~ woH as SOLDIER, ana has acccIted o,i
New-York tribune., 1867-08-23
rr.0.. Tho ri.nlm N. " JonrD.lI

Those who at first were disposed TO sscfloe
cen Grants acceptance of the seeretaryshp OF war 70
natrotc motive TO prevent the Office from failing INTO
worse hands begin to suspect rat in the aras IL en Ge
Grant continues TO occupy the Secretary y M
do1c Which the president invent to retsrd the con
man of Reconstruction, what purpose can Dtn,
Et.s ,oscuco i'm tle Cabinet serve bat To lena hs
pcsi TO initiate against the Union party ana Wnne
iou man can SO far prostitute his charity as 10 DeheNe
ef Grant has any other intentions DGn 10 ASSIST ID ue
ta,tf,,, tla pplicy of COngTeSSf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14

interesting TO Coin Collectors.

A aals Of rare and valuable coins and medals
took place in London recently. Among the speci-
mems sold we're fine series Of Napoleon medals,
and magnificent set of Ruekian medals md me-
dallions, from Rusk, A. d. eGi, 10 the present
Gar
Bronze medals of the Kings Of France, from
Pharamond to Louis Philippe, diverse portraits Of
very fine work by Caque; reverie, the principal
events in the life Of each moiiarch seyerniy IN.
scrihcd; splendid series, oil in the best state Of
grand series, illustrating the historical events OF
their reigns, uniform in size, and all tno, I'll l0s
The Napoleon mctlals-the Grand Mint soricB OF
medals-6y Andrieu, DroZ, Jcu1iroy, ath other
celebrated artists 40 picccs with 40 extra medas
md pieces Joachimo Napoleon (Aluratl, b; Lib.
Grafton Of Brcscia, 1877, Napoleon Napoieon and
Marie Louiso, medallions, and others BY Ahnren.
struck in lead three being eIectroyPes, IL all Ter
fno, together with an elegant cabinet, In which
the above series are neatly fitted on blue velvet,
oncased in purple jspanned metal, with bronze
borders and corners, containing eight slides ant'
two deep drawers, the upper having M M ttlng try
| and lock and koy; size 153 by l6a and II inches
| high 203 mcdals--fN los.
| Huseinn Medals and MedalllonH--h magnificent
series OF edallions md medals, illustrative Of the
history Of the empire, with portraits OF her soye.
o;gns from Ruric, A. D, a64, to the present Car
Alexander H.; all executed by native artists, uni
| form i'm co!or-a rich dark bronze, and very fino
toaother with tho carved oak cabinet OF twen.,
traye ADAPTED for medals Of various sizes, Nos
one TO eleven having been pierced expressly 70!
the above series the othera vacant, and all lined
with velvet with lock and key; sze, 22f inches BY
| i76 inchos and II inches high.-f25. A manuscript
iist WITH particulars accompanies this series. ITO
Greek Sories.-Syracnsan rnedaon-a rough
| specimen Of eaIly and very fne work. with tn
lottor X behind the head to the left; ofmuch men
| and yalue-siK guineas
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ponicGfls Hiurkct,,
S0oS DISPATCH.

| A., =. SuoH DISPATCH.
NEH York, September lI-Fiour ,pII w,,.,
IroollinE. Corn, la2c lower R,e uirt 0T
iIrnnr:ilg. Pork, $2i:a2ii. Lard steady. Wits
Icy quiet. Cotton duh. 25lo fyr MiIIIimg UplanJa
treights advancing. 1urpentne Goj Rosi
fuII'' .2aO. STOCKS hearS. Strlpg, lG9iaiiO,
| glnlH Skies, new ihilie, 3D.
! LvEsiNG DisPAtcn
Lolt9n heavy and declining sales 5,i, bates -.
~: M Flour quiet Wheat dull fnvors buyers
ions steady. Mess pork sci Is. Smgar iair ,,s Wns
covado llal2 othor eroccrlos dull Iurpcntjnr
Coy freghta decidedly irmcr on nrain Inv stnan
erto Liverpool, Gu. aIoncv5. Gold Hi. '62 con
BALrIaionE. September ls.-co.ton dun and Ian.
Euid; Good Ordinary 10 Low Middling aliaaiIc,
Collee no sales. Flour no sales Wheat ii. roGI
snpply; market heavy and declined &c.; Rcd sn 40
r. ~ White Corn dull, Il lt;ai 90 Oats iS3a(y.
l'ro'isions quiet. Bacon tirm; Shoulders IGaII /.
ribbed Sides l7.ai7i; clear ribhs isl; rlau LAM.
lsa'. Western Lard IA.
CtScrSNATI, September l3.--Fiour firm and uu
SIlanScH. Corn dull at 81 a5al Hl; WhisLcv firm.
Mess p"rt --S25 asked Bacon firm and I'm.
changed. Lard firm nj Il cents,
MlLMIN5roS, September l3-Sprits Turpent inc
quot at 81. Rosin firm at 80 l2laG 15.
new OELEASs, September l3.-Sales 325 bales:
aM'i M and easier, Low Middlings c2Aa23l. Receipts
i1r IN Tho week sis balos. Exports 2la bales Stock
M1l9 Flour tirmsr; surerllno 5Oas Is; Double
Extra $50. Corn ISala0. Oats 52ia75. Pork tiuil
aud oOc lower. Bacon Shoulders 1G; Clear sides 90
Sugarcured Hams 25; Lnrd flrlucr in tiorccs III.
9iold lillaliil. Sterling ada59!. New York Sight
MONTE, September 13.-Sslcs OF cotton today
10 bales; closed quiet for m,ddlings Saios Of tho
6iG. Stock $500.
.SAyANSAH, September 1s..Coitou quiet Sales
Augusta, September l3-C Cotlou tlnli Sales OIL
bales AIidjlings 22. ~
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From Tcuncs1rS

MEMPHIS, September 13-Some time since the
office of The Eagle newspaper, at Camlen, Ark.,
was destroyed by soldiers, led IN by h1ajor PIERCE.
Col. GILBERT communicate with Genornl ORD, in
which lie said that the censures of the press direct
ed against the servants OF tho people may be en-
dured, hut Generals ORD and NEuL's forces were
detailed TO enable them to perform their dutiea.
They were not the servants or the people Of Arknn-
sas but rather their masters, and he fcit il to be
great piecn of impertincnco for newspapers in tho
State to comment upon NEIri., under any crcum-
stance whatever.
Gen. ORD, i'll reply, says: Your letter Of 18th
ut., in which You attempt to justify nh act Of a
party Of soldieSo VIE. nn;slnd Is. -nsnar Corci-
bly, entered a citizen's llousu and destroyed his
property, is received. You will explain why this
act was not prevented by YOU AZ Post Commander,
and If the requirement OF tho Thirty Article
Of War has becn complied with. Your assertion
that Gen. NEILL's forces are not tho servants o
the people of Arkansas, but rather their masters
is unjust, both to the people and Gen. NEIIL, and
unfounded III the laws which are for The benefit O
the people. The assumption that o party O
soldiers can, at their option, forciby destroy
citizens property, and commit n gross violation o
public peace, would not be tolerated by NAPo
rroS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14
What au iiian War viii cux,.
From f%. homs R-,u5!.sn.

The Indian C0rrsson Wien nj u,u,,,, am.
bracrd The olpm,tdty lu learn The views or cor.
sa SnML1 Li1h!mary men ito the number Of troops wcl,
against the inllnn either to suhiupato mr. axtnr.
inll1tG ahrni Gcnsl hu3ur stated that Inc shouirl
nee nee, S0,ooo in h District. the same uuiihcr
on the South, and % ranlc for Giennr", ripw I'm
iho North, or 60UO Iroups in all lie saiI iInt
i1oCp OF these hh,id be cavalry, the rcmuimicr
inm.m,rS. Genstaiiarnry, member Of the Iulian
Nohi'nf'S,on was EcrroSatcd. Ills long cXprr-
enee III Indian Wlfare i'll Florida, IN the j!ack
:. liaMh wal anu on Tho Plains invested his
9f,itlonS % on thcsnbject with much weight
nolcs, which lastl SIX yeaEs, eostinc tho
Hoyyernment MY million, OF dollars finally
en,lllis, not in 'ul.ugati,n OF tho Scluimoles
INT IN Their being nnEhi oil. lie referred tu thS
courage, sii'rw'tnt5 ami determination of tho In
dl!,iH when rressd to an extremity, and to thcir
ability to mike long war. tie estimated the
number Of troops cccSsary. in The event thaI wnr
was inevitable, at lDUUU tlrcr-t,llarers of them
to DO cavalry. Frin thrso figures of these two
generals, VT may )rm come estimate of The money
mo pcoplo must u made to- paw for an Intlian war:
Yen. AuGtir put: NJ number down ut H. 100 cayal-
rs and lj.Ut1 iBfltrr. The rost of maintainin,,
SaS ScaaSauy ON the ,. II $4,000 per man, 800 OO0
guV per annnn, fniij,Ga cavalry. The cost of III
Tor l50OD infantry. ,r si0j,0O,0 200 per anrum for
90 oo0 troops. lfhtwar lasts five Years, wo lave
! mo 81 handsome sinu Of S52! on 900 to provide.
II we take Gen. liarnys estimate Of 100 ltJO mon
thfee-lnartcr5 cavsir, We have tho sum of SITS,
tUtnO pcr annun to provide, or S975 900 600 FAR
a live yearh' wal. In view OF such probable or.
adding 80 Enormously to tho burdens OF
2 people already groning under their burdens. 1t
In vol to pause a,d Zee il can be avoided, and
peaceful condition " the Indiana be secured. If
has been said by iTtaligcni persons whose jI,lp
nent alIi know ledse are rnttlod To Iespect thst
mo real course ut III; present troubles will, the
Indians is tho bud isth Of the Government itself
,r its agents, ,lruufl whom the Intlinns have sui!
Sred nnntnnssis T"S s m',c IS asserted that the
sllrsnco that thsr Sis will he respected aud tho i
49,, III " ~ T"iln Commission wf4 a,.Nr pre-
~ ~, feseumcnts inlulged by tito Indians,
hd to assure then OF the good will Of tho Govern
nent and its pnrpae to keep good faith. II this
nCceeds, very we'll and then lr good faith be kept
M dishonest agents Ia severely punished. If
his will not succeed, then comes war and sI15 pGO,-
w to bs paid ont esch year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14
From New Orleans.

NET ORLEANS, September 19-The Captain of
she Steamer Concordia from Boston reports Iass-
ing the steamer George Crom,ceH near Alligator
Key, laying head to wind, perfectly easy, appear
emily aAoat, and all right surrounded by wrecEers
Suit bus been commenced In one Of The Justices'
Courts in this CITY, for the recovery Of the value OF
$40 City OF New Orleans note, ga test case
Two officers nnd twenty men Of the United
States iron-clnd .udhaska have died OF Yellow
Fever. Tho deaths from YcIiow Fever for the
tmenty-four hours mp to six this morning are 43.
It is reported from Galveston to-day that Glen.
GRIFFIN took fcTor last evening, bui is doing we'll