Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-04
From Washington.


w MIR. HOOPER THE MORMON DELEGATE.
WAshINGroN, ID. T., Nov. 3:-W. IL. Hooper,
delegate from Utah, has arrived, lie denies
thdl ne HAS BUSINESS win the executive relative
10 Otah AFFAIRS.
KENTUCKY TROOPS.
IL Is tnougnt tnat the Application TO the SUI
preuie court LOT nandamuS 10 compel the sec
Tetary OF the treasury to issue warrant for
SoZo'OOO, alleged 10 De due Kentucky for arming
troops, VIII De unsuccessful.
REBEL DEAD:
Inc remains OF 10 rebel soldiers from North
Sat9llna, whose graves were marked and could
De luentlned al gettysburg, have been removed
TO kalelgh and rendered in the rebel soldiers
cemetery
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Morning mas as yet been done toward filling
tne vacant posluon OF commissioner OF Indian
anaiis' me secretary OF the interior IS OF the
OPINION that the office can be unoccupied until
the senate assemblies, when the merits OF the re-
sPectlVe candidates Tor tins responsible position
can DC freely considered.
EMIGRANTs FOR LIBERIA.
Inc barque Edith Rose is about to leave Nor
lolK, va, with company OF some two hundred
ana twenty cOlored emlgrants Tor Liberia, going
out under the auspices of the American coloniz-
anon society. These people came from North
Carollna, south Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
ana they nave Deen selected from upward Of two
thousand voluntary applicants for passage this
fall to Liberia. They comprise families, and are
tne very oeSt OF TINS class OF popuanon-self.
reliant, industrious and religious, several of
them possessed OF some means.
r hUkLuX REPORTS.
=, ine ldst huiloer OF the COLUMBIA, ). e.,
U mon received Today, contains the following
inIorihalioh from 1ofkVllle: Two hundred ku-
,.ih INA e voluntary confession OF connection
win the KAN, ana surrendered themselves to
tue authorities, totally disguised with connec-
llOu WIN It, lHIty-SeNCn Vi tlllS CLASS came IN
lohtlaF ana uiaue confession ID writing. Three
hundred, IL is estimated, nave fled TO escape the
penalty OF their crimes, or to avoid arrest, and
one hundred ana TWO are confined IN Jail al
lorkVlile. Inc prisoners say they have every
comfort, are well treated, have plenty to eat and
lriends are allowed to visit them. Capt. Ogden,
OF the united states army, has charge of the
United States commissioner will be made as
soon as the confessions are gone through with.
me latter embrace so numerous class that it
was found necessary to parole them to report on
stated days, That their confession may be taken
IN Iull.
PRESIDENT Grant has issued proclamation,
reVoklng the previous proclamation suspending
tne exercise OF the writ Of habeas corpus in
MARION county, >. u, 1t having been ascertaned
that combinations and unlawful cOnspiracieS do
no not exist TO the extent recitcd. In Union
county, tue president commands unlawful COM
bnallons and conspiraoies therein to disperse
peaceahiy, within tiye days, and deliver up their
arms, ammunluons, DISCUSSES, &c, to the prop
er authorities
PATENTS.
Commissioner Leggett has extended four d-
visions of the patent of Willard A, Ross of YER
gennes, W., tof u harvester, and rejected three
THE STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS,
The board of supervising inspectors of steam
boats have adjourned sine die. Their action is
approved by the secretary of the treasury.
THE LOAN.
Judge Richardson writes from London, Octo-
Der 21st, TO the treasury department, that the
loan will be a success. The bonds are being
delivered as fast as practicable an more rapidly
than was expected. BY the first week in De