, 1869-05-26
Fears Of Another Indian Out
break During the
Summer.
ANXIETY Concerning the
Fate of Minister
McMahon,
Preparations for the Northern
Pacific Railroad Survey.

apetsat Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
WAsH.sG:uS, D, C., AaJ -
FAI1 OF NE1szER kxAH0x.
Tht government y at1u Et1hout information
from Ainiste. NcMahon. Paraguay dcspatehes
were expected b5 the steamer Mississippi, lately
wrecked Advicea are now looked tos By WY ot
Engand. The opinion OF ex-A:ntater Ha.hburu
IL sh1t HtHRhon has been killed
AFFAIRS r. TIE ExotAx COUNTY,.
AdsAceA received from tie plains zcc Of ehat-
&etet to cause GAE authorities TO Ioatt whether
extended trcnhle wish the Indians ean be avoided
The Arrangements with the Commissar. Depart
1nEnt for Ii. u3e Of itd ftpres and With The Quar-
ter11Asters for transportation, has enabled great
despatch to BE- used IN fo1wazd!ne supplies, and
these are ALREADY on their WAY to al Of the up
tiyes posts, and II u expected tia, their prompt
arrival viii 60 iar toward preventing an outbreak.
II general hoetutjes can be watded on until the
rev agents reach thel1 s:nt!oua It belered that
summer Will pass without war.
5Hx FEEsDEkT Tl:G1s ASEtruEx
The President, Aek- Grant, the Secretary Of ths
H,as3 tad George h. stun1s wrut oycr to AnnApo-
liz thls morning to attend the .eaIty exercises at
= the E4y4i Academy. The party Nas received
With the usual honoss due thu Commander.,n-
Ehjei. The President received the officers OF the
academy hnd Board of Visitors It the quarters Of
At1i1l fpsser. He aftcfwA1n received the bat
8allou o. mllaApmen, and subsequently Witnessed
the artillery eEnur1oua and pract1ca. Tho Preet-
dent viii visit the acsae1uy again on The 4th OF
June, when the diplomas will be given.
cBIER OF ORDNANCE.
General Dyer has been 1eaAaigned u CHEF OF
ordnance m consequence OF The action Of the late
Court Of Inquiry.
rA1IoEs' ssRtxI.
The strike Of the sailoss II Of tho city tfsaa-
1:shtueDts, hec4ase Of po:tce that reduction OF
FAzrs would soon be made, has cnard. This pro
pr1etoss Asrret to the demands made By the jour-
n<ynen that theze should he NO reduction.
POLITICAL
4 large meeting Of 1t!ahmeo Was held here las:
niehs, and branch Of he National I1sh Neput-
lican Association war formed
APPOINTMENT.
Brset Major ]. Il Smith, formerly of Chicago,
haA been appointed Judge Advocate, r{ot Dennis,
res!gped-
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HoAkD OF v1sroRs 70 ATrKNo TEE x1L1ART
ACAnENy.
WASHINGTON Nay 9.-Thc following gentle
men compose the Board Of viEito1s appointed to
afSs I'd = 'a sas H p s HapseF &C.
erai ". Q. GrrshAm, 81 Indiana: Henenl Lno.
EaHou, Of Tenns*sMss; e Hon. +; r: l1an, Of NJ
f. T. 1ase q r q H. Roeseer 5a
ve.sliy, Nex YnrLs Rev. r. L stanton, .. D.,
President Of Miami Ualser-lty. Ohio.
TME IxpiAS AUTHORIZATION.
The commission to meet here to-1norroW '.on-
steta of e1Rht gentlemen appointed hy the FTcsi-
dent In pursuance Of M act Of Congress, to co.,
.l1t ana Advtse ss ts thc proper mode Of expcud,-
tHrc OF tho ~ nhl 100 appropriated for tho benefit
s,E the Ext1oGA tpdlAn tI7tes.
ASSIGNED ~ Duty.
The Officers o! the Seyrtteenth and Fort y-fourth
Infantry. r. 10 e1e Ielt eit OF service ~ The con-
4a!idattun oi thnse regiments, have been nAslGnet
IT, s3uty in connection with the repatriation and
election IN Virginia.
xns71rEns rAc1r1c nA1tKoAu
TIE Northern fhac11c Railroad Company is
1.1kicS preparations for sending out IN exploring
rs1tY to pass ever the cntrc route from lake Su-
fcs.o7 to Puget Sound ThoR- II. Can0e!1, Een-
tral Agent OF the company, Called on General
Sherman to-day 10 arrange for military csco.t toE
portion Of the distance.
ANFsTrKr or ETATK,
ncEeraper here IN the Interest OF Iii. Seward
asserts p0s.kirty toIa. tlAt Ill OF Minister Hat
vega 'aek salarE. amounting 70 twen'J 'J-tnIee
th9asact M dola:s n Eola@ @ hsa been paa An 9 ~
thst he has not received an, salarJ since 1856. L
hs hsn htfp paid, It was from tic Becret scrTits
nnd, by Nr H4:ward- Congress has repeatedly
r-tnseh 70 make The appropriation.