New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
WASHINGTON.

LoUIsIANAs STATUE OF PATER PATRIE-NAT-
URALIZATION TREATY-THE CAMILLA RIOT
GOING HOME TO VOTE-CHIEF-JUsTICE
CHAsE-ST. THOMAs-APPOINrMENIs.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. Q. 1868.
AT the Cabinet meeting to-day Of the session was
occupied settling demand Of the OF state OF Louisiana
for marble Of Washington, which is stored away
IN the Patent Office The statue was senhere from Ne"
Orleans during the Rebellion for saie-keepng Inc peo
p Of New think that they are loyal enough no"
% preserye the statue hence their demand ior It's return
After a long discussion. In which the President NI
Welles and Mt Randall participated, inc statue was
ordered TO be returned.
The Hon. Reverdy johnson, our Minister TO England
sends Cable dispatch TO our Government making u
hnown that he has sIgned a protocol with Tie British
Government regulating the rights OF naturaIed cil-
sens No particulars gwen but II is eIIeu D VIC
Administration from facts heretofore communicated Dy
our Minister, that the compact Is similar 4h feature 10
Mr. Bancroft's treaty with the German Powers
The following is the letter Of MajorGeu Meade 10 Cen
Grant Transmitting Capt Mils's report Of the Camilla
riot . .,. .,,,. o..,.r,, .,
SIR You have been apprlsed that ON receiving inte
renee Of the disorders occurring IN TINS ote Oh inc '
troops in readiness 10 meet any call OF the cv auhoi
ties such referred 70 IN the etier ot %
from the GenenlChef OF GATE AgE; ~ looo' any W.
at the same time dispatched Capt Mis- most taDe
and intelligent officer IN Wh9se COOL sOu9 KY n,
and freedom from any prejudice oI P"iS n"s toWe %
depend to investigate thoroughly ana report the laCls
In
rather collision Of the 18th ult and no cali hay
ing been made on me- the legislature ~ i ' Hilnh'
property declining the request OF the 1oVeror 70 a
thoTize him to make the call, no troops were sem;
The report Of Cap, MN, Was He,e.Gq4s qs & ~
Eas to transmit the Governor Of the = ate the ON
with whom am required 10 comm l w, ~ Su ~ - ~
assure HIM that iu any measures thd might DC lthth ny
the civil authorities n the investigation o me eHdli anu
case he met with resistance and he or they FOUND then
selves unable 10 execute the laws was prepared On
beng 20 Informed 10 aid aud cooperate with him 20 The
lC.f q
Ny letter 10 the.GOvernOr the report andacc0mpanyg
hands of Can't McKibbOn United states Army, and
should be pleased 10 receive any eoinnents thereen
which yourself the honorable secretary Of war or me
President may please 10 make deem II proper 70 aHu
that few days shall distribute the troop, IN the De
partment with view OF aiding the civil aubOilIes 10
Keep the peace during the approaching Presidential eec
ton Very respectfully, your obedent h%eryant, % -,
ington, d. C.
Fifty anidays accompany Capt Millss report and all
show eoDclusyey that the riot was prenedtated mas
s>ere Of the negroes by the white Rebels.
An order to-day sent from the Adiutant Generals
ONCE by direction Of the Secretary of War addressed 70
the several bureaus the War Department giving the
clerks living the states OF Pennsylvania Iowa, Ind-
ana and Ohio leave Of absence 90 home TO vote Oh
tuesday next, excluding only those who have voted in
this district IL is expected that similar acton viii be
taken ty the other Departments tomorrow.
one OF the most beautiu! volumes ever produced III
This country Is that containing the resolution O' thanks
10 George Peabody, adopted BY Congress al the last
session and which has just been finished. The work
was done by hand The book bound in blue morocco
tasteiully paneed and gilt, with beautiful raised
monogram 81 0ldgOd and silver Of the panels
1he covers are lined on the inside With wateed silk ana
opposite le handsome title page is another
gram an c0Ofs Altogether the volume docs credit 10 the
government and 70 those who prepared ~. Il he
forwarded 10 Ia. Peabody through the State Depart
dispatch from Charleston SAYS that colored Demo
crat left that ety several days for the North where
he IL 70 take de stump for Seymour and Blair The
anans name Is Smith and there Is much curiosity mani
fested here 20 zoe live cOOfed Democrat.
The President lhas appointed jas Barnes 10 be Com.
missioner 20 examine the entire road aud telegraph
ADes OF the Union Pacific Railroad, vice j. L. Williams
xesigued
Court
Ia JUy last the Senate adjourned without actng upon
vac ttoaiy 30 promptly ratified Denmark for the
seh 70 ue United Btaes 81 the Island OF st. Thomas
aN hmtsuon for the ratification having expired. the
Sssaent IN September last. proposed TO the Danish
nosfnmept that the period fOr The ratification by the
nt.d States should be enlarged year, that the
99.aH pglt be Afforded time 10 upon the treaty.
liable telegram relative 10 the pOstpneInent OF the
ssoD ~, by the State Department understood 10 mean
mat Denmark has accepted The Presidents proposition
revenue appointments have been made az follows
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ss nSoS, k0arb hasssBseiis; EdsGrd Nur;Lf second
s,-Ign A. NsB keessr VrRibia. r. Irsarr Third
xsssfssns D. Hohasu Pm TeDDsssee william GIotnnthg
iestssesj Febgsa. secoBd lsbbssste, John Prneu
tp hsSseii w H. polls rwepiy Ld ysns Gassers
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