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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA QUIET-INDIAN DEPREDATI0Ns IN BO-
LIYIA-PROGREsS OF THE REVOLUTION IN
GUATEMALA.
AsPNwALL, June 2.-Affairs on the Isthmus
Of Panama are quiet Advices from Peru state that
peace prevails and the prosperity of the country is in
ercasing Bolivia dates 20 the 10th of May have been
received The Ministry were unpopular. The Indians
were warlike and threatening ana had seized several
haccndas There several candidates Tor the Fresl
drncy. and troubles were expected.
Adyccs from san Salvador to the 18th OF May state
Tat affairs in the country were unsettled IL was ri,
mUrcd That Xaruch was returning TO san Miguel, and
INF Gen Medina had started TO oppose him. Adyices
nom Chilli state that BustllOs Will be relieved OF ms
portfolio by MOntefO. -
Cratcfal, dates 10 the 10Th have been received The
Rsv0uf OIst- mad captured Escuuta. The inhabitants
yeI Liouv incensed at the Government, and affairs
NeTe fhIeaIening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
Ira DivalI, SUPERINTENDENT
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

..HOlIOway's shOddy mill near FhIIau'IPHId
was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
John Brennan. resident OF west hoAoWs
Mass is under arrest charged with beating his wife 70 u.'
The bridge of the North Weare halltoad' over
tue Merrmae River at Manchester n H. was burner
Two sons of John REYNOLDS, aged IL and w re-
,y- - - . -. -. i,,suc Monday in the LAmolie
River
Nelson Warner member Of the CGAe sc Se5s
~ mhy seriously Injured IN SP''s"''' vs. '' = 80
thObn from a carriage. ..,..
Eher Brand German, committed suic loi e, III
San Fnr e.v rec.iying refua RON yoans COUNT!
woman 20 bis proposal Of marriage - - -. -
The citizens of Cherokee Flat, California, tore
down the cabin Of Austrian Georse, voc hufue''o' ~
and m, body nas burned With tie materials
Tho yacht Midnight, of about IL tuns, was
seize, At spruce Head Ne YESTERDAY and ,aAu 10 ROCK
land Severed Eases Of foreign liquors were iou'u ". U
Henry Remick of Kittery y. H., while IN
q, an Monday bis INJECTING severe wound on DIS es
nv AN u an artist contributor ~ the bo'on Neeih Hs~svspeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

foRrREssEs BUILDING AT MoNTMARTRE AS NJ,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRISONERS 10 DE ~.
TRANSPORTED TO NEw-CALEDoNIA-A FLon
TO BLOW UP PARIS-M GUIzOr On 'iN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PRESS
LONDON Tuesday, June 6, 1871
Tho fortresses nroposed for the interior of
Paris have been located at Montmartre ana Vnauinoh'
and the engineers have already commenced WORK upon
them. ,- -,
Is announced that 10000 Communist prisoners will
he transported TO New-Caledoma The discovery OF I'M
portant documents rendering new indictments heces-
sary have delayed trials by courtmartial at YER
sailles
schumacher. the murderer Of Gems Lccomte and
Clement Thomas has been arrested The trial of MN.
Rcchefort and Asst has been postponed.
Wires have been discovered in the Of Paris in
tended to blow up the city, NJ Gambetta is stu at San
Sebastian.
Alettar from NJ Guizot published to-day, advocates
tne valuation Of the elections TO the Assembly of the
Dnke dAumae and Prince de Joinville and the settle
ent of the form OF government for France by vote OF
The nation.
President Theirs in his conferences with the Commit
tee appointed by the Assembly 20 consider the bill con-
corning the orleans Princes, urged that conditions
sbold be attached by which the Princes not TO
hold Office before the expiration of two years and were
liable 20 expulsion from France they engaged in any
intrigue looking TO their restoration to the throne III Is
now stated that NJ Theirs has ceased to insist on these
OF the column in the Place Veuddme has been
Withdrawn. Several of the officials under the Empire
viii become candidates at the supplementary elections
for the Assembly.
The O6fedI Journal announces the following appoint
ments: NJ. Lambrecht, Minister of the Interior; NJ.
Lefranc. Minister Of Agriculture; Gen. Cssey Minister
Of War; Leon Say, Project OF the Seine, and Gen. Leho
ambassador to ST. Petersburg The OFFICIAL Journal also
that the time for holding supplementary elections
not yet been fixed. tranquility prevails throughout
France.
The Constitutional says the first duty of the Assembly
is 70 fill its 100 seats; next TO assume constituent
powers and, finally, order plebiscitum for the de
termination Of the question of the future form of govern
mcnt
The Teri thinks all Ministers who belonged TO the
Government the 4h of September should leave the
present Cabinet The journal expresses its oppo-
s;on TO plobisctum. The Journal des Dcbos praises
the course pursued by the English Government and poo
pie during the
A special dispatch TO The London Times from Yer
saes says is the intention Of the Orleans Princes to
decline which they have been elected in the
Assembly.
Commercial relations between Germany and France
have been restored 10 the footing before the
war. The postal service is also completely restored
VI. Auguste Vermorel, the welmOwn Radical journal
ist Of Paris is dead. The members Of the Diplomatic
Corps are returning to Paris. French loan OF
&IO0,COOOOO is proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
TIE CHRISTIAN MORAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

THE CHRISTIAN MORAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
ST. LOUIS, June 6-Ihe Rev. Robert {.
Gather OF England, has had conference with number
of prominent churchmen of this city with view to Ia
dncng the leading Of various Evangelical denoml-
nations TO become members Of the International Council
Of the Christian Moral Science Association which mas
heen I'm Great Britain. The object OF the As
sociaton as explained by Mr.. Gather, Is 10 establish an
annual conference OF the ministers ana AylIeh Oh
questions the development OF an exact and scrpura
science OF morals; the production OF literature 10y Wh
20 cnmbat the prt nsons OF ratcnasn and nfdelty in
me name of science the discussion and enforcement of
tion of unity in the Christian church Several clergy
men and layraen have been enrolled as members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
THE WEST INDIES.

CuBAS sUCCE5s-A DISTINGUISHED SPANISH
OFFICER KILLED.
HAVANA, June G.-The Cubans killed the
celebrated Col Miguel Perez and seven men near Guam
t,ratpo Small bands Of Cubans have also appeared
near Trinidad.
|TlF BRITISH CONSUL AGAIN AT MARACAIBo-
FIRE AT GONAIVES.
KINGsToS, May 5.-The British Consul at
Mlrcaibo has returned to his post the British Minister
c having refused 10 send gunboatst to ms assist
aucc Adycos from GOnaives the LIST contain an ac-
count OF terrible IRE which destroyed large number
a building Tie DTOsDect for "a very heavy crop 0i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
DISTINGUISHED v1sIToRs IN ATLANTA, GA.

ATLANTA, June 6.-Secretary Delano, Sena-
TORS Cameron and Tbos A. Scott arrived here TINS morn
ing 10 attend meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, which was leased IRON
the state last January, and in which they are largely
interested They were accompanied by number of
monument railroad men and by Cen Horace Porter,
Private Secretary the President Gen Porters visit
70 Georgia is believed to have political significance
and is supposed be in the interest of Gen. Grants re-
nomination. The party returns North tomorrow even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

Fisk IT, is TO be law unto himself, the gues-
on ia of much importance TO the people OF the state
The effect Paterson suits has BEEN 1t Is sad 70
hold the Erie Road to the powers conferred upon tne
run within the scope of the acts Incorporating those
roads BY one General order emanatnR from the Ire
management all of the agreement abrogated, and
bold proclamation made by the Erie management that
10 run their roads, and not the aw-makng power OF the
State In resisting this the Paterson suits were nst-
t.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
THE NEw-oRLEANs INuNDATION.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-The water in the
lake and canals recedng slowly The canal crevas5es
have been closed The in the city has recedcd
inch The people in the oyerOwed district have suffered
much and collections are taking for their relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
FIVE MEN DROWNED.

BosToS, June 6.-Yesterday afternoon five
voung men employed in the machine shop OF Davis,
Wtev & Stone at North Andover were drowned in the
North Apover Pond while fishing, their boat being cap
sized by a squat. The names OF the deceased are sam
mol Allen John wagstaf william Alvey, John Warcrott,
and william Bemford There two others in tho
boat-Clarence Sargent and William Holt-who swan
ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
THE ERIE SUITS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
NEW-JERSEY.

TRENTON, June 6.-The Supreme Court COM
meneed their sitting here to-day. Some speculation is
manifested as 10 the forthcoming opinions OF the Court
upon the Paterson Erie suits which to be given at
the opening the Court Thursday morning. As they
embrace I'm their effect the important question 10
Whether the Erie Railway Company are To run their
road within the restrictions OF the charters OF the
roads run by the Eyie COMPANY. VI whether Jamps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
YOUNG LADY OUTRAGED IN A DENTISTS
OFFICE.

BosTON, June Ga young lady of Moulton-
boro n. H., was outraged recently by ii. V. smith.
dentist, Of Meredith Village, while she under tho
influence OF ether, administered for the purpose OF
having her teeth filed An exposure OF the ease was
ade and Smith fled TO the woods, and nearly all tho
people nthe neighborhOe4i hunting him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07
THE NEW DOMINION.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PARIS, Ontario, June 6.-The stone abutment
and iron grder bridge the river Meath three miles
west OF Paris gave way last night precipitatng "a
freight cars into the creek No one was hurt This Will
necessate the transfer of at the break Tor
two OF three days, but will cause little delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

coffee excellent santo Domingo advces are to the
effect that business is dull but crops OF all Kinds are
promising heavy yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

The United States and Spanish Commission met to-day
Present-Judge lotto, Commissioner for the United
States; Senior Potestad, Commissioner for Spain, and
Cushing, counsel for the United States Absent
Lederer, umpire and j. NJ Carlisle, counsel for
Spain. They considered the rules and regulations 10 lie
agreed upon for the government OF the Commission bnt
did not take final acton on the subject This will be
done at adjourned meeting during the present week.
From present Indications there Will soon be an adjourn
ment OF several months, to allow ample time for the
preparation and presentation Of claims for damages To
American citizens growing out Of the present revolution
the island 0f Cnba each claimant being required "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

roRTREssFs BUILDING AT MONTMARTRb AM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRISONERS to DE ~.
TRANSPORTED TO NEW-CALEDONlA-A fLon
TO BLOW UP PARIS-M. GUlIOT oN 'AiD
s,rr- .TrON-OpTNIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

Colonel .!ohn Jacob Mus~er died at
ii. o.ido,.o IN at 5.30o.cIock
''
Yesterday Mafch : ISL
arpd Il wears. > months and l. DAYS.
Do,,,sol ,.,. h,rn in Cbambcrs-
'c'5'Se" Vas rom
burg rankin 'o"''l\ i'ih>N lN"''i"'
December u. La. In 1881 his father,
Colnuc1 .Jo-aih NuS-or. removed from
pennsylvania 10 @'oiil+l'>''H ''"IilN'
limos, Wnefe re >lAI fcNtdeS. Inc
subject of tbs no.iro graduated a.
H.,,+ r,r,.. C.l1,.ro o-rc corof,-
""'i
illinois, III !~F'. ana Thereafter a'lehi-
o!tne law school attached to the Gin
c,nra-i cor..,rrruthe Srrinrar!~-o.
u.ho, h.. .r,-.ol u Plains f., rsri,,r-
'"~'' I..
l!-i, ANA tH-i-.'t III l"-'l!-'- '' NtiN'"
,'repk. Puma, rlunlv. until the
~nrlng Of -. when ne removed to
Forest CIV. >..ru,cpuuIt. aud entered
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

\ JUST RULE.-Justice Il. r. Par
kiu.nn has aIorfpl q rood rule in his
NV
court lHe'"o i'''''''H "a -
population have been III the haDil 0.
tru.npinr up frivolous charges against
each other and causing arrests and eX-
pense to the county, ana after an
afrtst t'l' Co,l 7 toit;r- na|,
Ieluse ~ "Ll,,"' - ~ 49, ,a.
% 49, 49, - 49, L,.l Lnn,
;ciU"t 81 th" daca,d nnt arrnstal ana
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

SoCIABLE AT EMPIRE.-Brighl d
Hopes Hall, at Empire City, has been
fitted up in elegant style for the use of
the public. and will be Gcdic1.cd to
TerpsichOrC Tomorrow evening by Il
social hop.
IHDIcTED.-The Grand Jury ycstcr-
day found a true bill of indictment
against You Lung, the Chinaman who
broke into the store house Of Little,
three miles north of this city, some
weeks ago.
FCNERAL.-The funeral Of Colonel
john J. Mus-er will take place at l
o'clock this afternoon from the
Episcopal Church. Friends and ne
quaintanccs are respectfully invited
to attend.
PIow!NG.-The farmers in the
southern portion Of Carson Valley are
rreparingtheir lands for the reception
Oh very generally i'll that section.
ErI~corAL SUNDAY ScuooL.-AlI
members Of the Episcopal Sunday
school OF this city are requested to
meet al the church at : o'clock this
Thursday evening.
CENoA.-The business men of
Genoa are making extensive prcrara-
tons for the Springtrade, by reftting,
r,iurni>hing and ,rcpainting their re
specjIVe Wcgcaps.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

SPECIAL Standardization is the
cause OF nine-tcnthS OF all diseases the
living machine is subject TO. Give tone
to the stomach and digestive organs, and
you will say more than half in your
doctors bills. DIR. Henlcy's celebrated
nj Bitters are recommended by all ply
sicians to dyspeptics and for all COM
plants of the liver and digestive organs
See advertise ment in another olumn.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09
ARTHUR PERKINS HEFFNAN.-The

~ -
L lru.i;.L r.o,, ,ta cta+9
p,;.nn and ban~in~ him. and ycster-
div the rumor was current in that
city that Hoffman had committed sui
have heard II talk OF mob here. and
there appears to be but little feeling
among our people in relation to the
matter. save a desire that tie slayer
shall be dealt with according to law
ana ms ue>triS, II "ou!" of " . =
Situated as he is at present. even il he
was that way ihcIInGd' when we can
no. i T1r, nn W--ndnnS,i,v
,'2' h" :" i,3,-o tLat no v..s . harjl
W. " n", }an7- InnaL ,.rot.L davojI of
t'nI;,r or Elsa Ioos NOT 1~oaIizn tho
-ndri7 ~ Of tho rrin,a he has com
,,i1tlI
~ ~.
~ L,l;ul.
49,
yesterday III IL H"''' ~
Of VIM. h. Parkinson, GccCa>td, the
,,o.i,f,r Of Tbcodora Halo admin
Iii
.r n'ar3a, :" u S~Ii c'rr.in 'p],i1iEr .tai.,
was set for bearing on the 22i instant,
1t II O'Clock a. IN, IN me li!",,'I Oh
- Ii,,',' ;.ti tL. b.+~in- nt
the petition ut~.aba HIon.iu-t was sci
I9r me - l'i','',- a.. ~ =" Ct''.> d. ~,
~ 81 -
IIINIt'CN ny me 'l"i't ""'h va 'H
-'aIl' vas Ii"5'5'. I.,:H o'u,5' ~ i"
ra~c Was >rt for trj:.I on the I'm
instant. Court adjourned until ~ d.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09
Arrivals at the Hotels.

ST. CuAELES-GEO. fully, PRoPTE ETOR.
EBShaw, San Francisco II II Beck, Washoe City
/ A Folger. " CT Bicknell, White lone
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-09

Il. c. LILLE & co.,
u Il /. G 7
ITFOETERs FROM THE EAST.
BiaGk Hooks,
EeW Books,
IisceIiancous Books,
Ncw.papers,
New LIus:c,
Violin StrinGs,
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap,
Bill Cap,
Eeol1caP.
Note Paper,
legal Envelopes,
None Envelopes,
Drug Enye ODes.
CarIIztcEe and NicieG Inks,
Arno!d's Writing Fluids,
Maynard < Noy.s' Inhs.
Davids' Inks.
Reservoir III uctiage stands,
Patent Mucilage .tande,
- uciIege in Stands.
SarOEneter InkSuands,
Fountain IHkstaBds,
Haukers' InI>,tand-,
travellers I~nkstands.
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing Desks,
Water COlOrS.
Cnrpenters' Pencils,
IndeiibIe Pencils,
DrRyving Pencils,
faber's Pencils,
Copying H- shes.
Copying Presses,
Copying Eocks,
Blotttns Paper,
Oil Paper.
drawing Paper,
Tracing Paper,
Profile Paper.
HO:ariaI Waters and Seals,
CtrttIicares of Marriage,
Re rt:- uf MERIT.
4 ~rtes' Labels,
Che. &eT Boards,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes.
Chess Men,
Collection Bs g.
Rubber Bands,
Bili Files,
I. ycfct Machines,
Paper Fasteners,
Paper u eiGhtS.
Ea per Cutters.
II. c. LILLE.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
EliA of California, Virginia, New. fel9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23

The New York Tribune is now rather on the
mild and amiable tack towards the South.
1t talks calmly and reasonably as to what the
South suffers, and as to the plaques Of Egypt,
in some respects. which it has to endure in the
shape of some adventures who live here only
and come here solely-to obtain e6ices with good
salaries, and to band the colored people to,
gether in opposition to the white people. We
hope it may continue in its present course-for
it may do good among the people who are in
huenced by its opinions. We are as ready to
speak we'll of the Tribune when it deserves
commentator as We are to condemn it when
it deserves condemnation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23

In the course of some remarks on the ncccS-
sity gilmore attention being paid to the preser-
walton OF the trees in our forests the Lexng-
ton, Va, Gazette says THE wanton de-
struction and the utter neglect of the growing
timber in our region is working great injury to
the value of our lands 1t seems that our
people still act upon the traditional idea trans
mitted from their pioneer fathers, that they
live in wilderness of timber, which it is in
cumbent on them to fell. kill, and destroy lin
every possible manner. But this is a sad mis-
tats -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23
Nv Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
VALUABLE FARM AND OTHER PROP
' ERTY AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ER'S SALE.
By virtue Of II decree OF the Circuit Court Tor
Alexandria county, Virginia, rendered at is
August term lSGy in the suit of Mary =. Lloyd,
Guardian, plaintiff. ". j. 2. Tubb ct al. dc!end-
anis. in chunccry, the undcrSi gncd. Commission
rr therein NAMED. will proceed on SATC RDAl +,
the 1T day of July, 1871, ut t. clock IN, in
from; Of the Mansion House Hotel. in the city OF
Alexandria. to sell by public aucti"n 4 TRACT
OF LAND. lying in Alexandria county about
ON" mile northwest IL the city containing about
SIXTY ACRES Of very productive soil. both
highland and meadow, beautifully located and
improved bva comfortable FRAME Dwell
LING. Kitchen. &c. &".. large Barn and ~
Stables. Orchard Of choice fruits in full bear E:a
ing. lin" ci=trrn and stream Of water through
the plnc"-altogcthcr on" Of the most desirable
situations in this vicinity. The land adjoins Mrs.
Harper Wolf and others, and is bounded on
the south wet b. the old Lrrsburg ryad.
Also. ONE UNDIVIDED SIXTH PART
OF THE LOT OF GROUND, with Ten E ,s=.
MENT thereon. situated on the west side VI zii
Washington street. and south side Vi Queen st.
fronting Oh Washington street Ill BIZ feet.
,:!or" or less. and running back wcstwardly l2j
lO-l2 feet. more or less. being bounded on the
south by k"mpcrS line.
Also. ONE UNDIVIDED SIXTH PART
OF y LOT OF GROUND, with TEN + ~:
VI EMF thereon. situated Oh the south side 81 Ell
Queen >lr""t beginning ut point on Queen ST.,
l3o LIZ feet more or less. west Il Washington
street: thence west Of Queen street II LIZ feet
thence south lU2 feet parallel I" Washington i.
L. an fee; alley: thence east Ii LIZ feet l'ara-
M !" Queen street, and thence IN -trtig ht lin"
|" tnr beginning.
Also. ONE NDINIDED HALF PART OF
TIE LOT OF GROUND on tn" east side Il"
Columbus, street, beginning Il. 4 point 81; feet
south of Queen street: thence south on Column
bus street 80 feet. less t. an feet alley,
running parallel to Queen street: THENCE east
with sad alley "a feet: thence north parallel 70
Columbus street 50 feet. and thence IL a straight
line to the beginning, being the property which
was conveyed 10 Frederick Lloyd. deceased. by
dead of partition, dated August = 1866.
Terms: Onr-tcnth of the purchase money 10
be- paid in cash. and for til" rcsidu" the bond3 II
the purchaser. with security II t. l. and IS
months. I" he taken for the deferred payments,
with interest from the day Of sale and the tito
u be retained until they are fully paid. Stamps
and coMvcyancEg ut the cost OF the purchaser
nay .2,2}-1awts G. W WATTLES, COmm'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23

The cases before the Southern Claims Com
mission yesterday were those of John v. Boil
man, of King and Queen county, Joseph Bald
win and J. F. Newton, of Loudoun county,
and Patterson Allen, a former wealthy resident
of Goochand county, all of Virginia To-day
is assigned to the cases of VIM. Writ, S43S;;
c. L. Hollngsworth, SIP; Milton Schooley,
s65, and VIM. II. VirtS, 1918, all of Loudoun
county, Virginia The claim Of Alfred W.
Gardner, of Charles county, Maryland, for a
steamer seized, used and lost by the Govern
ment on the Potomac, will be further consid-
cred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23

Yesterday NJ, Theirs made congratulatory
address to the French National Assembly on
the success of the Government arms He gave
detailed account ofthe operations of Sunday,
which ended 50 VIGOROUSLY. The most crimi-
nal of the insurgents, he said, would be visited
with rigorous punishment The National As
scmbly yesterday adopted, by reclamation, a
vote Of thanks to President Theirs and the
army, and bills were introduced to restore the
Chapel of Expiration and the column in the
Place Vcndome to be surmounted by 4 statue
Of Franco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1871.

There was Council held yesterday at the
Office of Indian affairs, in Washington, between
the Indian delegations and the Secretary of
the Interior and Commi ssioner Parker on be-
half of the government Several speeches
were made. Little Raven detailed the al
legged grievances of the Red men, and their
desire for redress. They complain of the rail
roads running through their country, the pres
ence of the military. etc. One of the Chiefs.
Buffalo Goat, sail:-"Here I am with white
mans coat on. but there are no green-backs
in my pocket, and I hope the Government will
give me some to carry around to show some
thing for the lands that have been taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23

In the Senute, yesterday, several Senators
made explanations" denying the truth of
newspaper reports of speeches made in Exccu-
tive session Resolutions for the discharge Of
the imprisoned correspondents from custody,
were offered and laid over until to-day
Speeches on the British Treaty were delivered
by Messrs. Davis. of Kentucky, and Thurman,
both of whom suggested amendments, but in
dicated an intention to vote for tho Treaty in
its present form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-23

The Educational Society in Richmond, has
adopted the following resolution THAT in the
estimation Of this Association, it is a laudable
enterprise on the part of any competent South
ern man or woman to engage in the instruction
of the freedmen, with view 70 elevate their
character and to adapt them to the successful
discharge Of the new duties imposed upon
them by their changed condition.