The New York herald., 1867-01-31

cs are now brevss bngad,er generals ana coionels in
fAe Department
%Co,o.ix.,,eu sf Americans In the Dsminions
Of the Sublime Porto.
The President to-day sent 10 the Senate communics-
tion transmitting copy Of the correspondence relative
to alleged recent immigration Of citizens Of the United
states q ths domnions Of The Sublime Porte for the
pose OF settling and acquiring landed property there
which opeas with comnunicatlon from Mr. Beau
bocher Consul at Jerusalem, 10 Mr.. Seward, advising
him Of tho arrival at Jana, September a. 1885, Of
colony OF Americans from Naine whose debarkation
took place without any interference from the authorities
az the local October "a The Consul sends
The names OF one hundred and sixty Americans forming
the colony intending to mako permanent settlement
1r Morris American Minister at Constantnople trans
ms note Of hls Royal Hghnes ALA Pacha relative 70
the colony, and mentions an application Of Senator
Morrill, and Rev. Mr. Adams behalf OF the colony for
4 grant OF land for the Of the latter
A negative answer from the Minister Of For
eign Ansirs was transmitted prior 10 tho de-
parturs OF the colony from the United States
The note Of tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs notifies Mr.
Norris that the imperial government cannot consent TO
the establishment OF colony iA Palestine December
Mr. Beanbocher writes thai the families forming tho
colony are in frghifu state Of misery, and that he
about to proceed upon inquest st jana Eumer-
complaints have been made BY the families against
Mr.. Adams, the promoter. On December Mr. Adams
sends TO Mr. seward petition presented to tho Amsri
can Consul u Jerusalem, praying for the removal OF
Mr. LOwenha Vice Consul At Jana. for reasons given
in the paper presented. and the appointment Of Mr.
Mark Wentworth. On December l2 Mr. Morris enclosss
statement Of tho condition Of the colony. and stating
that he had suggested the sale Of their effects 10 defay
the expenses of the parties back to the United States
On January Il Mr. Seward writes Mr. Morris that the
condition Of the unhappy people s indeed ptabe, and
demands our sympathy but that there is no law au-
thozng the Consul at Ja to extend to them on oehan
Of the Of the United States the pecunary
relief for which they have applied TO him.
Expected Arrival Of the steamer swntara,
with Surrntt.
Although information in regard to the SWatsra nas
been received by Navy Department since her depar
sure from lisbon on the sth inst, is expected that
she VIII arrive at Fortress Monroe the next
day at the latest On her arrival abe will communicate
with the Department regard to her next movements,
and will probably be ordered to proceed 70 Annapolis.
where Sua will be landed, and be brought to this city
by railroad On his arrival here he will be delivered
into the custody Of the Marshal Of the District
Governor Cummings. Of Colorado.
Governor Cummings Of Colorado, publishes card to-
day reply to the telegram OF Mr. Charles which ap
peared in Mondays papers, and emphaticay conroveris
the truth Of the laers statement in relation to the
clusion OF negroes and mulatoes from the jury box in
Colorado The Governor copies the law excluding
negro and mulattoes from the right TO s jurors,
which he vetoed, and which was subsequently passed
the veto In connection with this subject Cover
nor Cummings adds the following which was passed BY
the House Of Representatives Of that Territory the
11th Instant
Whereas the administration Of bis EIcslsney AeIsnder
marked By an in al
Indian tribes during his Exceencys superntendcnce
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Telrtcry for the promptness ability and integrity Of his
Resofved That the SPEAKER the House Instructed
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Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Governor Cummings is here. by request Of the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs. to meet the Superintendent
of Indian Affairs OF New Mexco with view to furnish
the Indian Bureau with such information will enable
the Commissioner TO take efficient steps for the sxecu
ton Of the treaty with the Ute Indane in order to pre-
serve peace with that and warlike trbe. II
is said thai has far Governor Cummings has bssn em
nentiy succesul in maintaining friendly relations with
the Indiana within his own Jurisdiction, SCARCELY .
disturbance having occurred during his entire
administration.
The PubSc Lands.
The Commissioner Of the General Land once has sent
out 70 the local land ONCE at San Francisco, California
decisions in fory-two Of the exhssicn Of San
jose, under special Of Congress approved March
1886. There are about two hundred df those cases
which are in process Of adjudication The Commits
sioner has also approved twentyonc additional entries
Of town lots in the city Of Petahuma California made
under the Of July 1894, for the disposal Of coal
lands and town properly in the public domain, and has
directed patents TO issue To the claimants The claims
to nearly two hundred entries Of lots in that city have
heretofore been approved and patented.
United States Suprc@e Coart Summary.
No. 3o0-O'Neal, plaintiff in error Va fitzpatrick.
California land titles. Submitted
No. 12oDe Ropentgny ct al, petitioners and appel
ants, United Statea-On argument VIII occupy
Thursday.
The prize cases follow.