The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

EUROPE.

addressed circular note 10 the imperial representatives
at the European Courts the subject OF Napoleons
relations towards the other Continental powers The
document 10 reassurng Of peace A, the city Of Berlin
elections for members Of the North German Parliament
the Prussian radicals were victorious Admiral Farra-
CUTS squadros had sailed from CronstadL Tho Ameri-
excarsionsts 70 the Holy Land at the Crmea,
where they enjoyed . reception from the Gear and
Empress OF Russia
United States nve-twenties 77,. In Fran kfor.
BY the steamship Hansa at this port yesterday
have details Of cable dispatches the OF
August
AIsCKLLANY0Us.
Acting Attorney General Buckley has written mos.
important opinion. addressed TO the President and
relating the Of General Sickles approving the
forcbs prevention OF the execution Of processes issued
BY the United States courts Ia North Carolina Mr.
Buckley severely csusures General sickles for his
insubordinaon and contsmpt OF the powers Of
the Judiciary. and pronouncss his action a.
high misdemsanor, liable TO punishment BY the
sttuhoa and laws letter from Lieutenant Colonel
Frank, commanding the post OF Wilmington, is
published, in which that oncsr notifies the
United States Marshal that long General sickes'
order remains in he will permit that func-
uooary execute orders OF the United States Court
and threatening armed force II such executions
are attempted Mr.. Buckley proceeds 70 show that
under no circumstances can . military commander
interfere with the courts OF the United States,
and quotes extensively from the constitution and
from Chief Justices 70 prove under the
constitution the judiciary OF the republic be
intsrfsred with or molssted by any person, under
penalties prescribed BY Law. In conclusion the acting
Attorney General declares that 10 10 the duty OF the
President to promptly rspress oil such acts Of
tumAcy lest he should rehtully BE- regarded being
supreme Court and TO open violations OF the constitution
and laws
In relation 10 the reported forthcoming amnesty pro-
Clamation, Il is stated In special Washington tee-
gram that those who supposed to know something
Of President Johnsons intentions say pardons will Be
granted 70 all cassss OF exrebes except those guilty Of
piracy and Of cruel rsatmsns 70 Union soldiers This
amnesty will the parties concerned TO ali civil
rights except those taken away BY act OF Congress.
despatch from Fort Hays states that information
had been received from the force sent against the In
diana although believed that several battles had
taken place. The Indians say they 40 not wish peace.
ana threaten TO kill the Commissioners Il possible.
telegram from General Ausurs headquarters reports
attack upon government tram near Fort c y smith
on the 10Th ut ending with the rcpulse Of the Indians
battle took place the 9Th ul between two bands
OF SIOUX, iu which several savasss were killed.
Soms facts compiled from ofnciA documents and pub
Bishsl elsewhere throw additional light upon In.
dian troubles Letters from General Hancock and Others
written some time ego. make 10 appear that the
savsgss were bent upoa war, and had no
honest intention Of keeping ~ peace with the settlers
They ssus numerous threats the agents. ordered the
military not 10 cut wood and wound up BY sendsg 10
message requiring the removal OF the soldss or they
would hs'p them 70 leave The country. The Indians
also expressed their decided dstsrmnaoa Dot 70 permit
the construction Of the railroad through their grounds
Upon General Hancock moving his forces among them
the mprsssoa prevailed that he hsd come 70 murder
and destroy Their villAsss The compilation closes
win Of murders and deprsdss ions
committed BY the redskiaa
Our SPECIAL tsegrans IRON washington mention that
yuuoss prevailed there Of The renewal Of Colisctsr
Jsmss u Richmond. 0sssr~i u. nulford 10 strongly
rscowusnasl fos the position
osssrs Grant gave parting dinner 70 setter Romero
On saturday evening
M Pa Once Department has instituted inquiries
,,lo NE ALLEGED sbuss u nail matter on the overland
,on,. spscisi Agent stars fcs the Plains 10 few
Az. a. .usIss., connected with shis matter
The susie Department 81 Warrington has received I
,.sr sr, cur censsi q Palermo giviss IN account
,ss 1890 Of the cho.srs q sAss place Quite lsrs
.u.ssr q essss hsA occurred, sad the people vsr
ussssy passe stricken
Our Consul q Losdoa reports the suicide OF SUI
posed American q Q hesei 81 Richmosd, W surrey
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