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rou orsIcs, New Orleans. Nov ss lssa
gsifxrthsr zotce The Mall. thsEsv Orleans Post onos
wfn be closed - follows:
Has for Mobile. Montgomery, Atlantis, Augusts ana 90
lumbus, Ga, close daily st3r.E.
ossst Mall for ali Posi- 0nces Ep river ss Bayou
Sara. closes Mondays a 8 r. a.. snc FridsysnsAn
vicksburg Mails close 81 svsy Tuesday Saturday
via the River
NAILS for Lower cssn close At L. svsry Tuesday sna
Friday.
Nails oovinEteu close at A L.. every xsnday .ns
Thursday.
Mails for Algers close daily stsAn
Mails stsons opelousas Esrosd will close daily .s
2F.E.
Mails Parishes Gloss on Nondsys wednss
days snd Fridays, stsH.M
Malls for Galveston. Brssos Santiago Brownsvina
Texas. close ~ A n. Sundays. Tuesdays rhursdays
and Saturdays. via OpsIousss Railroad
nails for ouschits kfver close ~. WsdBs.dsvs .na
Saturdays, via the Rive.
nzs for Eorthsastsrs Texas River close tr .ekf
Tuesdays Thursdays >nd Saturday.
nss for Havana vn sesrwsrdss By every vessel clearing
for said Port
Halls NORTH East and wsss Via New osaa. ana Jssk.sD
Railroad ciose daily atsr.l
way Mails via jackson Railroad closes Il 6LH
oFFICE HoURS--opens A. L.. cssssfrI
The Delivery viii be Kept opss untnTrn
svxpAYE-onos opens A II. and clssssisn
z W. TALIAFERRO,
rc<tr<a<ssn
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

There is said to be a movement among political
managers toward making Chief Justice Chase the
Democratic candidate for president. The reasons
for the project are given elsewhere in an extract
from the letter Of well informed Washington
correenondent.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

The UNITED STATES NAvY.-On January J. 1863
the United States Navy contained 230 vessels,
with an aggregate tonnage Of 140,746, and carry
ing 1915 guns There are fifty-four iron clads,
one hundred and one screw steamers, and forty
four paddle steamers, the balance being sail YES
sells. twenty-five vessels are in course Of con-
struction. and on newyear's day fifty nine vessels
were In actual service.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

DEATH OF PROFESSOR DABNEY. - Professor
George E. Dabney died at his residence ia this
city on yesterday OF long continued sickness.
aged sixty. Thus has passed away one of our
most esumable citizens. de was q scholar. a
gentleman, and Christian. His life was devoted
sboriously and successfully to the instruction OF
youth As professor in Washington and Rich.
mond colleges he acquired high reputation.
lEichnond Dispetch. l2th
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

For the first time since the accession of Presi.
dent Johnson, says the Washington correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Gazette, his cabinet are
now unit upon his policy.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

We have been eating some dried beef and
tongues cured at the Jefferson City packery, on
Cypress bayou. and pronounce them equal to any
we ever tasted. The mess beef put no at the
same establishment y equally as good. aud comes
cheaper than pork.-lshreyeport Southwestern.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

The result of the New Hampshire election, says
q trustworthy Washington correspondent. is
looked upon by sound thinkers on the Demo-
cratic side of the Senate chamber as unfavorabe
10 President Johnson's acquittal.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

A Southwest Pass septenbsr e. Isa ALEXANDER,
Oldest col A. Field, aged q ears months and
days
His funeral win take place hs fathers redencs No
lse Tsspsichore street. THIS tuesday AFTERNOON 1t
o'clock The Of the family invited 70 attend
without further notice
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Correspondence.
}. MORGAN,
50 Common street

NEW ORL FANS, March Is, ls62
Mr. H. Hambsrger W. NJ Of Louisiana Relief Lodge. No. l.
sir-Permt give my aid to your noble society," to
which am closely related, by rendering to your Lodge
BENEFIT St. Charles Thester such night you
msy deem proper to rame.
TIE Of Masonry being heart sincerely hope
tn my effort with the cooperation Of all Of such
your noble precep may be the
fully incueated and practiced-
Respectfully. ALICE KINGsBERRY.
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There is no local news this week worthy OF
note, except wet weather plenty. As many of
our town folks are busily engaged in planting
and turning their heretofore vacant lots into gar
dens, we cannot fail to note that move as a good
omen.-lBsyou Sara Ledger.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Extract
Al. Special orders No. 40, current series, from
headquarters. il not TO be construed to apply TO
taxes or other public dues, previous to the year
1867, all of which taxes or other dues may be
paid in State notes warrants on the,treasury Of
the State, issued under the laws Of the State in
cluding like warrants issued, or to be issued un-
der said orders, for this year.
III. II is further ordered, that all State notes in
the treasury, or received for taxes or dues after
this date, shall be Immediately destroyed by the
treasurer, in presence Of the governor and audi
tor of the State.
III. Whenever, under special orders No. 40,
sufficient sum shall have been collected 20 satisfy
the purposes expressed in said ORDER and for the
period specified therein, any further receipts int
the treasury may be applied to the liquidation of
other obligations impaired by said order, as if the
same had not been issued.
Nv. Paragraph Nv Of special orders No. 40, cur
rent series, from these headquarters, is hereby
revoked.
By command Of Maj. Gen. Hancock:
GEO. L. HARTsUFF,
Assistant Adjutsnt General
Onicial: NATHANIEL BURBANK
seeo Leuenant s7th Infantry, Brsves lat Lieutenant u
b. A, Acting q A. @.
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LOUISIANA RELIEF LODGE No. l. r. 4 A. NJ,
New Orleans March "a 1868.

LOUISIANA RELIEF LODGE No. l. ?. 4 A. NJ
New Orleans, March IA, 1863 !
Miss Alice Kingsberry:
MfsYo7r esteemed fsvor has been received and permit
behalf Louisiana Relief Lodge No. to return
ny heartfelt thanks for your offer and the
sentiments therein expressed and, suggested by you
Id respectfully name WEDNESDAY,, the ls.h nstsut
smbitior is 10 slways has been alleviate
suengs Of distre brothers at home and travelling
sbroad and by the pecunisy aid that be obtained
by your kind and generous offer sincerely hope be
able ctiee those glorious precepts OF charity
materially assist tn Sc who under and pro-
lection.
Allow Miss 10 reterate the sentiments exsressed by
you with the cooperation Of all this noble eo may bs
crow ed with great success
With Of great respect and good wishes for
future welfare. am, respectful,
Your obedient servant.
III. HAMBERGER.
W. NJ. Louisiana Relief Lodge No l.
FRKD. HoLrLlSD, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

The West Feliciana Ledger contains q call for
public meeting of Democrats and old line Wings
to complete the organization of the Demo
cratic party Of the parish"
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

What does the Richmond Dispatch mean by
speaking of " Monroe county, West yirginiagp
Does the Dispatch admit that there is legally or
constitutionally such State as West Virginia.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

The unabreviated text Of letters between Gen.
Grant and Gen. Hancock, relative to the removal
Of the New Orleans City Council, is given else.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

The West Feliciana Ledger raises the names of
George Il. PendIeton for president and Governor
English, Of Connecticut, for vice president.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

The East Feliciana Democrat says that radical
ticket has been formed by the truly "lon'' for
parish officers. The candidates are all freedmen.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

NEW ORLEANS March a. 1865.
Mr. Frank A. Behsn. Agent Southern Life Insurance. CON-
pany Of Memphis. Tenn;
resr sr-Pemit me- through you TO tender my hanss to
the Of the Soathern Life Comp Mem
his Tenn their prompt settlement sf policy Of 5000
e Of my hate husband Noah Grant Heartily recon-
meaciDg your Company the public blessing to the
widows and phans,
am, very respectfully. etc,
4. II. GRANT,
Per D. Morgan
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

We are indebted to the purser of the Matagorda
for Galveston papers of the 18th.
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". 4. Hodgson,
AUUIIONEER AND APPRAISER
once No. FL Commercial Place.

Bavng taken Commission, is prepared Sales at
PUBLIC AUCTION o. REAL ESTATE City, Suburban
County, also OUTDOOR SALES Of description
and would respectfully solicit Of MEMBERS OF TaE
BAR, ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS. sFNDIcs
AsSIGNEEs, and others. SUCCESSION and sYNDIC
SAILS, SALES OF BANKRUPT EsTArEs SALES
or MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE. in Sore. Ware
house. Press, hipbosrd, in Bond; SALES OF
DAMAGED COTTON. and CARGO SALES, Sales for
Account Of Underwriters whom may Concern PORT
WARDEN SALES, SAILS OF STOCKS and ScRIp.
HOUSEHOLD aad OFFICE FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK,
etc., etc., etc
In addition to his experience Of the last nine years.
with Col B. WALT0s in the bust iess possesses
the advant Of having the Assistance and expe
Messrs. GREEN ELDER, Gin the ofce) long and
favorably Known REAL ESTATE AGENTS, thus en-
ablng him guaraDtee entire satisfaction TO those who may
employ his Appraiser. in making Sales,
trusts may with shave public patronage
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Shepard, Abbott & Co., So Camp street, are
selling then. stock at greatly reduced prices.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
COrresp0mdence.
NEW ORLEANS. March "A. 10

NEW ORLEANS, March "A. 1863.
Mr. Frank A. Behan, Agent Southern Life Insurance Com
pAny Of Memphis Tenn:
Dear sr-Permit through you tender my thanks to
the officers the Southern Life Insurance Comp for their
prompt settlement of the policy Of $40 900 the life Of
late husband. Capt Jos Kirby.
prompness Of your Company justly entities Il to my
gratitude and the confidence OF the community large
EMELINE KIRBY.
Mr. Frspk A. pehsn:
BY direction Of Mrs Emelire Kirby, nclcse the above
csrd wAiDe and Company the greatest success
remain yours. SAM q. FERGUSON.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

military Order-DI.po.itIoa of state Trea
sury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
n. VI. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
ia FULTON STREET. sEw roax.
or.o'AI Aszsss o. szw ozIzAxs azzssrsz3

An dasss II nKRcHANprsE. AeRIourruR.n
rLn4kNzb, 80. "a, purchass1 o. sensus.-isn
esed spesshsss& only Of arss ssss Hsssss sad a. .u
not isv shsn parties purchase tAsussivss -
Ammesnt sum must bsrsu TIED ts ssvsr frsirns ana
n,sa'nss Ne balance PAYABLE On DELIvERY
sssding Sloo, * per cent
0olie<saons en al points prsupsy stssndss "a
sssrsnes-ooL ,. o. EIxoe. Proprirsor
Nsv Orleans Czsssrxr
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To aH Interesfea


heavy stock Of sILvERwARB JEwELRY and DfA-
MONDs hand A b. GRlSWOLD 90 :, corner
Canal and Royal streets Also. such useful articles
Clocks Bro Mantel Ornsments Work Boxes. wiring
Desks Dressing Cases. specaees Cutlery, Guns and Ps
tols, tor sale ~ extremely low prices
A. B. GRlSWOLD 4 CO.,
Corner Canal and Roval streets
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

LOUISIANA DtM,cFAEc STATE CONVENTION


For the CITY OF New Orleans at Large
LB. WALTON, JAMES MANN. E. sALoxos.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Safety and Secsuffy.
Bankers and business generally who desire SAFETY
FROM FIRE AND SECURITY FROM BURGLARS, are
requested 10 call and examine the
CHEAT AMERICAN SAFES,
Made at Cincinnati by Messrs. DIEBoLD. BAHMAN co.,
And sold in New Orleans by
JOHN W. NORRIS & co.,
"a Canal street.
They have been sgsn awarded the premium Of Cold Medal
the BEST FIkE AND BUkGLAB PROOF SAFES.
Many Of the principal business in the city using
thee Safes ard for safety and security, combined with se
gsnee Of finish. they surpassed
JOHN W. NORRIS CO.. Agents,
Cana street. and
II Crossman s.reet
Genuine Imported Havana
.. CIGARS
original purchased rom VT JOSE DoSiSo ass -
be Is our duy snfhorized agent for their sale.
A. UABARGA Y GA
j. cODInA GA
.q-a, JOSE DOMINGO
Wholesale Depot, a Canal strsek
Retail Depol ST. Charles Hotel
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcT,l
New Orleans, La, March 16, 1865.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17
First Premium Photographs.
tDIP Iona

The FIRST PREMIUM, "a Diplomat has again been.
awarded TO W. ". WASHBURN. lis Canal street. New Or
leans the best PHOTOGRAPHS sxh bitsd
ian State Fair 1868.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-17

Important 60 L0sCvers.
TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGIsLATURE,
Held and begun s7ssb January 1857 m the city ofEe-
oanA No lawyers library esmplsts without this valuable
JAMES A. GRESHAM,
BOoKsELLEE AND srArIoNEz.
- CAMP srRKET.
Respectfully calls the Members Of hs Bar A
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01
MOSS.

I. s. Rev. Stamp SOC. Estate Rev Stamn sor.
TATE % NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORAiSHY.
~ IN the Justices Court, Cuson Township. ia
ahd FOR said county f Orm-by. The state ui Me-
vait sends greeting to Samuel Charter: You arr.
hereby Summoned to appear before me at MY Office
IN Carson city, IN Carson Township, ia O.u.sby
county, ON tn"
Isl day of February. =. -. 1868,
at I'D O'Clock A. ~, and answer unto the aorIltut
"i \. y. hIiesb1ch, who sues - obtain Judgment
.t-'tIus' y"u I'm the SUN Of one hundred nra xiv
on' dollars ant two ceats tS!ol o.: sail a,nriiu; Is
1l-"-e.l L. D. due tor 60 ds. wares aul metchau-
'h." n..itHud delivered 10 yuu by auI at var i1-
stauce aud request wlca in lgu,cnt will f.. fai..p
against you f"r the stii uunrnt, together with
Gusts and damages, if You fail to appear and an
sTer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said coun-
~, greeting: Make |, gal s,iy4ce aud due return
hcreef.
Given under my hand til, 2sth day Of Decembe-.
A. d. lSG1.
l. c. McEEEBT, Justice Of the Peace.
deZ5-td Carson Township.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-01
SUMMON


Estate Revenue stamp SOC.
STATE Of NEVADA. COUNTY 90 unlsng
~ In the Justices Court, tafsan TaNhship 10
aud ior ssid C'unty of .imsby The state n
Nevada sruds greeting ~ Samnpl charters, yon
aie hereby sun iuuned 20 appear before mo ~ inS
office IA tarsun city, la Catspa Tuwhslip, IN
OrmslH county, on tho
t-t day OF February, An. IsGs.
% 10 o'cio.k A. ~. AnI answs, unto the eui.t.
rlaiut Of =, " u Glen uts aud thrH1gre White,
p'i'ies doing husinpss under tht ifni nanrufrifr.
cuts a white, Nhnsua y.ai 10 recover irdgtltnt -,
the sum ai uiuHiN.seNrn dulisu abd ulnyt, .thfra
cents ga l3'i s;S o. ,f sl nBlarn' il alleged /.
be due Plant o. flf ifun ahd tlatksn th az sufk
done ~ pliihiif, ff ypu and 80 Is isHllrpad o.
ho due i1r iron sni wagon work 4 30 igy J. Adam.
Tor you, which said araaubi T. duly HHaignrd 10
i'iaintiAs, Hll q which moro iuly fgi.ofa tE O..
counts nov "a nle m my ofisa, when iu1gmrhl
Nl'l be taken against sou far 'bo sil amount, -
ssihor With costs AMI dlmaars, t you llii b. a,4
b,,tr AMI Rnswsf,
70 tho shgfH ur any Constable = iae al
county ur'tIng Mhe le etal aur,igo aaidHs ta.
tufu hereof
Given nn,efmy hand tlils 18th dayofnsrrita,
u. 1St7. he. MsKHtuY.
Juaicpof tla Peace rarsah rgebaaIp.
Ht.H8 al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

PHLADaLrntA. sspt.l3.-Wea,hcr clear,
aad delightful. Voting is proceeding qui.
stly Ia all the wards. The polls wers
opened at 7 o'clock. where long lines OF
voters had assembled. The indications are
tina. both parties will show full vote. Tbs
city Is somewhat excited by rumors OF largs
crowds arriving from New York and BAl,i-
more, also by report Of an attack at Bal
timore upon Washington passengers who
were passing through to Philadelphia last
evening, In which several republicans ~eTs
injured and others driven from the tram.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Considerable fighting 10 gong On 10 !ns
10Th ward A boy named Henry fsrxins
ag.d lGyesrs was shot IN the sbdomsh oy
Drpu,v Sheriff Joseph flanagan, snd NOR
,.,iv wounded FlaniGan has tesn ar
rested.
Ii the 2olh ward hsaving lighting is re-.
norted between tho police and shsra's oiii-
cere. Judges Courts are sitting to grant
wits of habeas corpus in cases OF persons
arrested by sheriG's officers. Both Demo
Gratis ard Republicans have committee
and LAWYERS waiting in tie courtroom 10
defend clients Of their respective parties APP
pl,ing far discharge under wri.s Of habeas
corpus,
THIRD DISPATCH.
Ia Tie 81 ward Washington lia'nl.ion, .
notorious character, created disturbance
1t Tho pcs A policeman attempted IN
arrest, wien Hamilton drew revolver. =
1 Tie policeman then shot him IN the neck,
Z IT. iijttiBg . teripus wcGi.d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

l.axpos, Oct ID Dispatche, from Ma
did yesterday stated that great interest is
manifested Ia regard 10 tho representation
of tia, island in the rev government Of
SPAN, aud alo in regard TO the abolition
OF slavery ,snd some decisive action on the Sc
questions is awaited with great anxiety.
The Ministry promis. Cuba equal libsr-
ties with Spain.
MADRID, Oct. - The following is tho
substance of what WAS sail on both sides
in the interview between the American
Minister and Duke de 10 Lowe. Mr.. Hale,
addressing the Duke in the name Of the
United States, Congratulated the rrovls-
ional government and people Of spain on
q success 80 marked in revolution Of such
grand proportions. He was happy TO re-
turn the greeting which Spain gave the
United States on their entrance into q
family Of free aud sovereign people. The
relations be,wccn Spain and the United
Stae, had always been friendly. Under
tic present circumstances all his efforts
would be exerted to augment the friend
ship between both countries.
bake de /. Lowe. ia The course Of his
rep, said that ami the ruins Of the old
rue structure wc9ld lie formed which
ho believed would merit the approval aud
sympathy Of the Uni,ed Statca. Spain now
deserved and needed the support Of oil
free nations, and that Of the Amer can
Government vas highly esteemed. The
Duke concluded by declaring that this
interview would serve to maintain unbro-
ken relations between nations claiming
and exercising successvely the principle
Of national sovereignty.
Con. Ducs has been appointed Captain
General Of the Island Of Cuba.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
NEWS
BIZ TELEQR.aPH.


Salt LAKD CIrr, Sept. IL.
To the Presidentof the United States, Wash
ington, d. c.:
The Union Pacific Railroad Company has
been informed Of the appointment Of .
special commission to examine their road.
Ii the commission includes oil the roads re-
ceivipg similar Government aubsdies and
bonds, this company will regard the ap-
pointmsnt with satisfaction; but IL no other
road than ours 10 included, il becomes evil
pont that the Government has listened to
representations unfavorable to the character
Of our work, and which justice requires
that should contradict. Thick it my
duty, therefore, to assure your excellsncy
that the Union Pacific Railroad 10 ct least
equal to any Of those other lines in CEN
strIction, appointments and permanent i'm
provemente, and that yon can easily ascer-
tain tho thcroughnsss ard excellence Of our
work by reference to Gems. Grant, Sherman
and Sheridan, who have lately been over
the lire. eau also furnish ycu the names
of many Of the NEST eminent experienced
railroad msn in The country, who also will
eorrobora. C those stat ements from personal
knowledge.
respectfully request. therefore, that the
Commission be instructed 70 include all
those roads in their examinations; TO report
in detail tho comparative quality Of each.
To any test Of this kind by the Govern
ment We shall checrfrlly submit. only ask
ing to be protected from unnecessary delays,
which arc a hostile to the interests Of the
country ard the safety Of the settlements
along OR route, as they would be unjustly
expensive to ourselves
(Signtd) Tnos. {. DuRANr,
Vice President u p. X. r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
Foreign News ~ Atlantic Cabl,

Foreign News BY Atlantic Cable.
MApnID, Oct. l2.-The United States is
the first nation to recognize the new Plovi.
sional Government Of Spain. Tbs Madrid
Gazette Of to-day PUBLISHES text Of the Of
fetal recognition Of the new govsrnusnt
made through Mr.. Hale, the American Min
User.
The Junts has declared in favor Of sddi-
tionaI reforms, among which are The aboli.
ton Of the death penalty and the sanctity
Of private letters and domicilss.
The Junta has ordered the restoration Of
tho bark Tornado 10 EogIand in payment
Of dan scs for her wrongful detention az .
the imprisonment Of the Spanish officials
who ordered the seizure.
A loan Of ten million reals, which was
offered by the Provisional Junta, WAS i'm
msdiately accer,ed.
PANS, Oct. 1.-THE Journal dcs Debate
says that Captain General Lcrsundi of Cuba
has given his adhesion 10 the new Provi
sionsi Government. The Cubans in Spain
will be permitted to choose Two members
Of the Junta.
Olsseca has declined the offer ofa place
10 the Cabinet. but will probably be ap-
pointed President Of the new Ccrtez.
LosDoS, Oct. - The cable Of 1866 has
bsen repaired and 10 nov working.
A dispach from Bombay says that favor
able reports have been received Of the pro-
gress Of the expedition against the tribes in
the Northwestern district. The lndian
troops had met with slight opposition.
The Fsnisn prisoners At Dartnoer are to
b released.
The steamer Manhattan, from New York,
he'd arrived ct Liverpool.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ocn. x2.-The Italians Of this
city celebrated to day, the 376,h anniver.
sary Of the landing Of Columbus 10 Amsri.
ca, by procession with banners, music,
&C., proceeding to Music Hall, where appro-
pirate addresses were made, and . number
of patriotic and National airs were sune BY
the Italian Opera Troupe.
The Indian Peace Commission, which has
been IN session in this city for some days
pss,, adjourned last evening siae die, sub
Jset I, rssuscitatiop, having accomplished
nothing of Importance. Senator Hsnder-
son did not attend the session at all. Col.
Cullom. an oiliccr Of extensive experience
among tbs Indians, addressed the Commits
sion yesterday at length, stating that, in
bis judgment most Of the various Indian
vars were brought on by wanton injuries
inflicted on the Indians by debased whites,
and gave several interesting instances Of
brutal treatment on inoffensive Tndians b.
whites.