The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-13
GOVERNMENT CIRCULAR FOB IEMIdRkNTs'


WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-With a view. tc
answering the frequent INQUIRIES GI ,nnanT
from The citizens of the various Europeai
nations respecling the quality and extern
of the unoccupied lands belonging 10 tht
limited States Of America, and the tnahnei
of acquiring q title thereto, the Conu's'
sioner of the General Land Office has pre-.
norcd and is about to issue pampnlet IL
ENGLISH, French, Swedish, and GERMAN,
giving in as simple manner as pFactic;'oie
hricf Statements: First, of the form oil GOV
crnmcnt of the United States; second, OF
our political divisions; third, Of the pec,u,
laritjcs of soil and climate; fourth, OF the
land system and of the manner OF acqulrins
titles: fifth, of our naturalization laws ,,,, o.
manner of acquiring citizenship. aiane
pimphlet is also intended TO take Lno p nrt
of the translation of the annual iep na
heretofore used for Distribution III L" noded
which contained much matter ho' n0'"
In foreign countries.
GOVERNMENT TROOPS FOR THE SUI
II has been determined at the y" ar 10,
nortment to fiji up the companies 80" ".;r,,,n
~ thn southern States TO the maAilnt W.
,,,,nher osnccilly in States where wv, Wv
disturbances are most frequently c0lnii> ~
nd nr Although the army mas peGn &C.
f)uccd by the law of Congress, sHe ,a r.
nortiou Of the infantry Will DC asslshcu "
The south, depending upon the CAVITY io ~,
vice on the frontier. Inc colilpiuiea v,
ortilJcry stationed in the South are nktWise
q, duiy rs infantry. SlXty-hVe
ip.oaruts we're to-day ordered from the gen.
a r rprrmiing depot of the East to compa-
MOS of artillery stationed at Rutherfordton,
Ka,cjrb, and Fort Johnston. n. c. Wash
5noion Correspondence Ne1c York Herald.
EXPLORATION OF THE YELLOW STONE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Secretary of
the Interior TO-DAY received q letter from
Professor Hayden. United States Geologlst,
dated Emigrans Gulch, Yellow Stone river,
AUGUST 18th, in which he says: The e1-
Dloration of the Yellow Stone basin Is now
completed. Our labors have been entire
" successful, and up to this time no acct
dent has befalIen any member of the party:
eve think that no portion OF the west
has been more carefully surveyed than the
Yellow stone basin. Careful tOpograpnlcal
maps, hundreds of sketches, and photo
graphic negatives and complete COLLECTIONS
in natural history ana Do'ahy nafe peen
secured"
On his return east Professor HAYDEN
nurnoses exploring belt of country from
L
near Fort Bridger, when the party will be
disbanded about the 1st of October, por-
ton of them proceeding to Washington 10
prepai e a report for publication.
PUBLIC MONEY FOR PARTISAN JOURNALS.
A Telegram from Washington states the
southern Republicans who have been re-
Gently in conference in Washington say that
"thc journals representing their party
in the South are in the future TO have more
of the fostering care of the Administra-
ton. The interview with the President at
Long Branch last week, they say, assures
that one OF their number will pro-
baby be put In charge Of one of the Re-
publican dailies here to represent the in
tercsts of The party at the capital. The
policy seems to be a part of the Preslden.
tial programme for the campaign of next
wear, and 1t is declared from the same quar-
Ter that unless Maryland and Georgia
wheel into line, that neither of those States
will have a representative in the Cabinet
should the party in power be continued
after -.