New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
WASHINGTON.

- ,,,oson Is hard at work trying to get some |
thing In the shape OF navy ready ior ser'oo' nc i
oroh discoura ged, however ana says u"t c'on II N'n
80 docs vote the necessary money next December IL
geSS wv go that lime before he could have one |
"a roa5v and much machinery, &c, has to be |
made with which 70 do the "orh' ,,.
'.o pls,ap whohas been inspecting Watervleit
IA sDrincAeld Arsenas spent to-day at Long Brsheh,
nt.tr no vent 10 consult with the President lie VIII
,rn 10 marrow but will remain but Anew days. wheh
IN . 40 his home in Iowa for short vacation, ana |
.tto,S IN personal business He will not return here
% his departure until the reunion of Iowa troops at
e Aoines August 81 1870 at which he is to deliver inc
address, ,,,,,,,.. |
The Postal money order system has become so popular
throughout country that the Department is IN dafy
os,nt OF petitions asking the establishment OF add
onal Offices in various States. In response TO some OF
most important of these petitions, $50 money order
went into operation to-day, the authority Of the
= cent
me report that NJ Berthemy called Secretary Robe
son and made propositions for the purchase Of monitors
Nc erroneous. The gentlemen personal friends
and the call merely of social nature. The secre-
tary SAYS to-day have ironcads or monitors 10
sell France Prussia either. VceAdmral Porter says
be would he delighted If they would buy the OLD moh-
tors for they good to The French Minister
laughs the report and remarks, "There nothing we
want" NJ. Berthemy has forwarded to Valparaiso Chl'
90 Count Frelhaud, the French Minister AT Chii MS
appointment as Minister to this country. NJ. Berthemy
is OF opinion that it will be three months before the new
Minister can get here and that he (Berthemyl will con-
tnue as Minister until his arrival NJ Berthemy stated
to-day that did receive note from Paradol IN tue
latters own handwriting, stating that he CBerthemy
must come back writer intended to Kill himself
rest all doubts as to Paradofs previous III
tentOns.
Gen sherman says the story that the French Emperor
has refused to allow Gen. Sheridan to come within the
French lines is not true, from the plain fact that Gen.
Sheridan yet made such request and it is not
atalliu hlp he
Paris.
DIR Keim one Of the recently appointed Inspectors
OF Consuates, whose field of labors Japan China Brit
sh India and such places in Malaga and the Indian seas
as resident COnsuls and the African ports has been
specially instructed make thorough an mvestga-
ton as possible China, of the conditions under which
the traffic and immigration to California is CON
Quoted. the character of the immigration the precau-
lions taken to see laws enforced the relations of
American Consus and residents to the traffic, and what
means are provided any, by the Imperial and Provin-
cial Chinese Governments to prevent the importation
and destroy slavery which is reported to exist
as consequence Of it, Mr.. Keim is to make special
report these observations and forward the same here
: early possible.
The Chief Of the Warrant Division of the Treasury De-
partment has prepared full statement of the total
each Indian tribe, pursuant to the pro
visions Indian Appropriation bill. This money is
intended for school purposes, farming utensils, SEEDS
and plants building houses, for clothing food,
ment giving the names of the tribes and the amounts
they receive
Apaches s7s 400; Arckees sO5 Assinabeynes, s9O5O;
Baosiogt Blood ana ana t t4agabS @
81. bands Of fTs Sa banGs S nde cT
gon slseo0 Crees sseGi GrITS, s1g 9riSsrv
s9iOO FiaiIeads confederate tribes ,s8 500
Grosventres $4,000 IowaS $50 kanhS sS5Sooo;
Mossis $500 Menomones, sic7 1893 MIames OF Kansas
O Maes Of indiana. SLICE MIMI mtams ssos 81 Eei
Barmochs, and Sheep Eaters $4,000; Navsioes $500
sSG %G"Pos s ii77s o@aass osaee
oaWa ChippeTs Of Michigan $5iS,S ot'sf e. sa
sSsas 2gaPswf, o sSS9 Ivs 9nsa C
go and FoSSs Of the Sspp S75O sacs and
Foxes of the Missouri $3.50 seminoles s1S5Oo Se9eas'
nees ouapaws and others this is per capita for their
and s2o' s Gn5 Ne SsGnes and Bsnnocks,
S65.g79; New Bannocks sS075; New snostones ana ana
traverse $1,000 now Sioux tribes in Nebraska, s56s,
co., Yanckton Sioux, $500 On th T % ond
Spotted Tsji Six Nations q NewYos $50 $50
skaIlens, $500 Snakes S0@; q a5s Was
Waias, 1890; Winnebagoes, S2s6,695 80; Zakamas,
szt fund for schools and Tor general funds amounting
10 $1,000 be distributed among the Cher0kees CmOc-
tnee siV S @ 10 the Indian country Then
the gathering together Of rowing Indians for Their sup
port for the purchase Of tools and farming implements
For the Incidental expenses of the Indian Bureau the
States of California Nevada, and Oregon, there IL 400
fTbhted as given above is s. $1,000 ~ and for the Incl
<entas etc. So O95 making total OF S3f9lO -. s rs
exclusive the expenses of the Indian Bureau III ths
city, which is regularly provided tOr IN tne ala aP
pr6tratiOn bills 1t is also estimated that the various
Indian tribes receive interests trust funds for their
bonds, annutes, etc. not in these figures alone amount
about 100000 The whole cost OF the lhula
establishment, including agents, traders services od
ro0ps etc can he placed round figures at SlOOOOOO
Der annum There tribeshrough the country be-
sides the rowing bands
Of Pat Woods now confined in the District
Jail for thrashing Congressman Porter for, as Pat
declared refusing 10 take drink, Bradley johnson Of
Ricbmopd who acts as counsel, has forwarded the
necessary papers applying for the issuance Of writ OF
Iaeas Corpus 10 Chief Justice Chase, who is now at
Duluth Bradley johnson informed the Sergeantat
Arms deputy in whose custody Woods lately taken
. testify al Richmond, that such application would
De made and that he had doubt 1t would be granteu
The friends the parties under arrest In Norlh carolina
by Gov Holden orders will make similar application
60 the Chief Justice II is not improbable however that
even the issuing Of writ may fail TO save some OF the
prisoners.
The conpete series of the new styles OF stamped
velopes will not be ready issue by the Posofce De
partment October. POstmasters will be Instructed
g make every effort in time 10 dispose OF the
old style 1t is expected under new contracts that
material reduction will be made III the prices OF the new
series.
The scbeuzen organizations Of this District have de-
devote 25 per cent proceeds of their
next Fest 20 the relief OF the widows and
orphans Of Prussan soldiers who may die in the pending
Recommendation made that other societies take
similar action.
ACCIDENT TO COMMISSIONER DELANo THE
PRESIDENT-ARMY AND NAVY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
telegram received by Deputy Commissioner Douglas
Inc from VoTuou u