New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29

issued concerning Mississippi until after the Vir-
GINA election but lac thought the middle OF August,
or the first of September, wQuldbe good time Tor
the election in the former state and THAT the Gls-
franchising features. Oaths AMI the Objectionable
parts of the Militia Clause. and perhaps or two
others, would be submitted separately
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has COM
piled with the act passed by the last session of Con-
gTeSs reuuTing the deposit of security for the
petOn of its portion of the Pacific Railroad aud fix
ing the junction of the Central with the Union at
near Ogden. The Commission appointed to examine
the condition of both roads filed their report ri
day last On the coming in of the report, President
Grant, upon consultation with his Cabinet decided
that deposit OF 100000 of the Genital first mort
gage bonds would fully secure the completion and
equipment OF the Central as fSattlass railroad, Mr..
Ctt ;e COUNSEL OF t9 Central was advised
with Mr.. Hnntms con Vice-Presdent of the road,
ne called on SGygetary Boutwell, and made deposit OF
dHe IcluEed Security The Secretary theTeuPohi
arec'ed tie issue to the Central Company of the full
amount of bonds to which it was entitled by law.
ne amounts TO be expended are required to equip
End complete the road for through business lie
report OF the Commissioners was brought up 10
March l, since which the Central has supplied many
of the items required. The company state that they
intend to press forward the work until their ROAD Is
brought TO the required standard OF Clnclency Tue
subject of the security required from the Union
Pacific Railroad had not yet been considered DS ne
President but will be in a few days when the ike
Ex-Gov Army of New-Mexico had an interview, to-
day, with the President ID regard TO industrial In,
dan education Ills plan is that all Indians be placed
on reservations, and pay them reasonable cOhPeh-
satlOn Tor the lands they rellnqmsh III amman pay
mQntS Tor specified number OF years not In money
but in clothing, provisions, cattle sheep horses,
farming implements &c. suCh as wOnld be Tor thtlT
comfort, and enable them to cultivate the SOL and
manufacture their own clothing, An lnduStnal
school should be established on each reservation; ana
all the children between eight aud ~ years OF age
are TO be placed in the schools TO be educated mem
tally, morally, and physically, the Government
agreeing to clothe and feed them; that summing,
,rln al a. nor gpn
for the female Children and the boys be taught ag
culture horticulture and the mechanic arts reqnlr-
ing all the children to labor Three hours per day. and
thus civllize, Christanlze, and make them SELF
sustaining. The President recommended 10 Mr..
Army the presentation Of his plan to the Indian Com
The President to-day, issued an order placing the
Georgia Agricultural Society IN possession OF the
building erected nj Macon Ca, by the Confederate
Government as an arsenal, and now IN possession OF
the Freedmans Bureau, for holding State Agrcul-
turai Exposition next Summer.
The Executive Mansion will be closed tomorrow,
together with the various Public Departments. No
business will be done and nearly all OF the prominent
officials here will JON in the ceremOny!of decorating
the graves OF Union soldiers. The President will
leave the White House for Arlington about o'clock
Mayor Bowen, in view of tao fact that all Govern,
mcnt and corporation Offices Will bo closed tOnOfrcW
in order to enable employees to participate IN the
ceremonies al Arlington has issued proclamation
suggesting that all places of business be CLOSED
during the day, ana that citizens generally Untc IN
the ceremonies III hOnT OF the heroes who lost hei
lives in the defense q the Government and this
capital during the Rebellion.
Secretary boutwell, has rcissucd the order closing
the Department az SOCOck y. III. from and after tlt
LIST proNmo, instca( Ol at O'clock as at present Al
additional Tegulatton to the series fcv the govern
ment of the Department Off Gals as that declares
that the p9actltR of lOaning money in anticipation
salaries is reg2=ded detrimental TO the plblic ser
vice. and employees who resort 10 - will be Liable 4
dismissal. p5sburSing CLERKS Instructed to notify
the Scclctasr IN writing Os eNc3y case oi the kih(
| hereafter oOurring which may lac known TO them,
| OHe hundred dollars were received to-day 10y Oh
| Secretary ri the Treasury, from man who says Ii
| p,sutS TO se honest.
! A COlpFeittee of Commanders of Knights TeHplar
of this Cgty called on the President to-day, 10 Obia
leave o. absence for members of the Order an Gov
I ernmehft employ 10 attend the forthcoming 2Huvcr
sary 81 st. Johns Day an Philadelphia