New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-17

ara rs,r,s,-t,ti vcs Of II families, who eiainioe
49,. ~ an irr,sating canal the Puerco Naiiey 'ou,u
- r,ada pto,uotvc. They were requreu =,
az, and also to establish town AHe 80
~ taken before the surveyorGehdh -
40 sbow that the settlement was made ana INC -
o.tahshed but that both were destroyed u! wy -
49, and Apaches Tie grant was therefore
"a tho claim has only recently been revived ny 70
-oorosortatives Of he original grantees No'N,e
,.aaad 10 complete the cesson Of this great -,
the usual act o. Congress provided by ue"y and
As Nev-Mexico becomes more open 70 ied "a
better develoIed tlcsc old grants are Oe'Ns -N'''
they were in California. ,,.,,,c % rite In
Tn. dctcst n, Jrdrc Birgham's bin rea'inb - ~ -,
surance Companies last night was .,osod an nm
-, a, ~ ,,,,., members that II proFoScu O" "'
Ot..,, - g., t.,,.,ce by the General Do'orhuioh'
t,h tho rirbt o. tie ates to regulate 'ho P
cornoretious IT, lll Iroyioeo tnH' V -.
,nosed on opv Life Insurance COMPANY nv
NV anv State on account OF any 49," .ta
- r,i,b l. authorized by the laws oi tne
COMPANY VIZ" - shall any tax or other condi-
OH'0N - business be imposed on any
uOn v v,icl + not by the same authority im-
80 80, All insurance companies Inc last clause
uOSou In ate FROM making any discrimination
49, ~ insurance companies organized IN such otate
IA che western states there is talk Of adapting
..,a,;on IN con pei Eastern insurance companies 10
tbe prohfs arising from their business in the state
,e tbev derive it, II is stated that ssOOO0Oois an
orv drawn frcip Ohio and 100000 from Indiana as
the profts of Ess, insurance companies, and from all
tbe Eastern atcs there is large and constant drain OF
money to the E,s 60 pay for insurance.
Judge Hoais Oh Co establish national system OF edu'
cation Is not likely be reached again this session unless
an evening is gucd for its consideration The friends
OF the measure have the expectation Of passing 1t this
.esop but they are satisfied that much has been accom-
pshed in the right direction by the attention that has
been given TO tie subject in Congress and by the press
and they are confident az il will result in the passage
OF some measure by the next Congress that will afford
important ia TO Tie Southern States in any efforts they
may make TO establish thorough system OF common
school education and viii stimulate them to make such
efforts.
The joint resolution introduced by Senator ERoss on
Tuesday giving he military reservation Of Fort Harker
90 the State provides that "the lands and
building thereon shall forever held by the State for
the use and maintenance OF experimental school for
the cultivation of forest and fruit and the propaga
ion OF know eG-o Of tree culture under such regla
lions as may be determined by the Legislature Of the
State The bill does not, however, take from the War
Department or any military commander the control over
the reservation for military purposes whenever the pub
uc service shall demand IT,
The House Foreign Affairs Committee decided to-day,
that it iuexpedien to report to the House any bill
atng 20 the Alabama and kindred claims, since these
are 70 be submitted 10 the Joint High Commission.
The following appropriations for New-YOrk and New
England are recommended in the River and Harbor BILL
II. ssann ff,v,,v