The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
RED RIVER AFT AIRS.

Arrival Of Bishop Tackle at Ottnwa-kxe Seeks
Amnesty for Riel and His Ass0ciates-Cor-
tainty OF His success-An Over Loyal Naval
OTTAWA, Canada, July 13, 1870.
Bishop Tache, Of Red River, arrived here on Mon.
day evening on an important and confidential mis-
sion to the Canadian governments. He brings intel
gence Of the acceptance OF the terms Of the Mani.
toba bill by the provisional Legislature Of Assinboin.
80 the British expedition reaches hort Garry
Riel will turn the government over TO Colonel wolse-
ley and retire into private life. Monseigneur
Tache's errand Is triple.
He il first to represent TO the Canadian govern
ment the success which has crowned mis- efforts In OBJ
tanning peaceful solution Of the Manitoba difficulty,
the emnently loyal feeling Of the population ana
the purity OF their motives throughout the whole
business. He will further ask Sir John Young to
obtain amnesty for Riel and his accomphces from
any consequences winch might follow from their
acts Of rebellion and murder. He Will finally repre-
sent that III view OF the Pacific solution Of dificultcs,
II " unnecessary that 80 formidable an expedition
ask that the entire expedition DO recalled or that
only such portion Of 1t a. may be absolutely neces-
Ihavc it from reliable and, indeed, from semi,
Official authority that all OF Monsegneur Tache's
requests wan be acceded to. The Queens pardon
viii be sent to Rlel and all the parties concerned
with him in the Winnipeg rebellion. or this there
agent aS OF Inc Rns rEn Once wns
here on mission connected with those troubles,
expressed himself most Enthusiastically on this
petition, the subject will Al once be discussed. +
am informed that Sir John A. Macdonald, the
PREMIER who Is ~ present seeking health l1i
Prince Edward Island, has been communicated
with, and that Sir John Young the Governor Gene
ral, has teegraphed 70 England stating the case.
recall the regulars and Ontario battalion and to send
on the quebec battalion IN light order by canoes.
forwarding supplies by PemDiha, or whether 10
would not DO IS well to recall the whole expedition,
and 70 organize force for purposes Of police
Sssys Ss Ie5S n
ton a5 washington ,n On NJ, sns 81. subject 70
population or Manitoba accept the BILL the American
government would offer an objection TO the passages
or an armed force via Penblna. This request 10
boats 70 pass through the Canadian canals during
the "Iate unplcasantnesa," ana ON the precedens
established by President Grant when he permitted
the steamers with war supplies to pass through
American territory at Sauit ste. Marie. The Cana
dian government hardly expect that this privileges
Blsnop Taohe, Mir. Langevin (who has just been
decorated at the hands OF the Pope with the order Of
st. Gregory and the other members OF the Jesuit
party are In high glec the success which has a.
tended their movements III this Manitoba matter.
The secret Is not even concealed that they lnsgated
the rebellion, kept up q close confidential corre-
spondencc with liz leaders during It's progress, and
finally, when they had obtained Ill they desired,
Thus ends the rebellion OF ls6o7O. II bears strong
family resemblance 10 that OF lS373s. IL was iasi-
gated Dy tnc french Ctniulins ana Catholics 70
cure their domination Ia the Northwest. II has
abundanty succeeded. And having succeeded, II IL
not ut all unlikely, TO complete the parallel,
that Mr.. Rel, rebel, On whose head was set price,
Will Sit In the Parliament OF Canada as NJ. p. for
Manitoba, even as Mr.. Cartier, whose head was
valued at $500 sterling in 1888, Is now baroneE
and leader OF her Majesty's most loyal government.
The commander OF her Majesty's gunboat Cherub
at HALIFAX has made himself nane and fame. Or
the Atm Of July party OF excursionlsts from Var
mouth, Nova Scotia where the Inhabitants ara
abominaDly disarccted, steamed!nto Halifax harbor
and displayed the Stars and Stripes In q superior
position to the Union Jack, whereupou the Cherub
hailed the excnrsionists aud ordered them to tear
down the "1auntng rag" am sorry 10 say the ex-
cursionists did SO. l asked loyal member OF the
civil service Marine Department. what the conse-
queHces would have been II the nag had still been
Official.