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Transit of American Merchandise
Through Mexico.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW ruSx HEaAL,.

@ArAMORAs, Feb. rs, 1872.
special courier arrived tonight from San
Luis Potosl with letters to the l6th confirming the
previously reported death of General Pornrio Diaz
in the mountains OF Querretar on the 18th
inst from dysentry. The followers OF Diaz
have proclaimed for Lerdo Tejada or Guzman for
President
The Juarez government Is satd to have published
new tariff which abolishes the IONA libra on the
frontier.
General Correila hos 1000 government troops, is
inside Of San Luis Potosi while General Rocha has
$500 men, with twenty four pieces OF artillery out
side supporting Correlia.
General Guerra, with II. 900 revolutonists Is con-
fronting Generals Correlia and ROcha.
Severe lighting has occurred without decisive re-
suit. both parties maintaining their ground.
Important Mexican Commercial Decree
Transit Of American Goods Over Mexican
Territory.
WASHINGTON, Feb. &C. 1872.
The Department Of State has received q despatch
from our Consul at the city OF Mexico, accompanied
by decree OF President Juarez, granting to foreign
merchandise the right OF transit across
Mexican territory. The decree covers the right
TO transfer goods from the frontier
custom houses near the Mexican to the neigh
boring ports, and uice versa from the ports OF the
icpuuhC near tuc lrOHLter W ueIgnDOr-
ing custom houses OF the frontier subject
to certain restrictions and conditions. Goods
entered for transit, regardless Of quantity
or quality are to be protected by safe conducts
issued by the port or Custom House where intro
duced-the owners OF the goods to give bonds for
the entire amount OF the tariff dues, to be paid in
case the return conduct shall not be presented at
the expiration OF the proper term which is fixed at
one dav for every three leagues OF the road which
the goods must take. In order to leave Mexican
territory merchandise must follow the route laid
down In the safe conduct, and any deviation Will
be considered case OF smuggling. Foreign goods
Tor simple transit Will pay on the issuance Of the
safe conduct at the port or frontier Custom
House five per cent In coin OF the total duties i'm
posed thereon by the existing tariff, which will be
the only duty paid to the government for the SIM
pie transit ana they shall be exempt from any
additional or even municipal duties whatever, may
be tins locality to which they may be conducted.
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IrlteRAm 10 THE NEW yuax HsaALn

FLORENCE, Feb. rs, 1872
General Sherman, Admiral Alden, Lieutenant
Grant and party OF American reside nts and vsi-
tor, went to PompeIi yesterday and had picnic
among the RUNS. Special excavations were made
to give the visitors an opportunity OF witnessing
the process and making discoveries.
The party returned to Naples at late hour, much
pleased with the excursion.
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wADDING MILL BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. 20, 1872.
The Bellefonte Mills In Cranston, owned Dy
Andrew Chambers and run by him for the
manufacture OF waddng and the bleaching
OF waste, was burned saturday afternoons; loss,
$40, 900; Insurance, $4,000 One OF the buildings
burned was about q century old, and was tile nrst
mandatory of brOadc0tn IN America.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Brifiali Items.

We regret to record the sudden death by apoplexy.
February 8, OF Mr.. Phillips the well known actor
and stage manager at the Adephi, London. The
catastrophe was as sudden as lamentable.
Once more Her Majesty's Theatre, London, re-
mains shut whole season through the wearisome
litigation between the Earl OF Dudley and Mr.. eye,
and once more Drury Laue opens its hospltable
doors. For the fourth year the opposition Italian
Opera Is an opposition In locality as well as In pur
pose. MIR. MapesOn's commences In April and the
company include Miles, Christine Nilsson. TetJens
MarimOn ana Nine. Trebeli Betuni. Nine. AlbOni
will also appear In a limited number OF perform
engagement, anu Sir M. Costa will again wield the
baton.
At concert last summer, In the Crystal Palace.
London, where q symphony by N. GOun0d, COM
poser OF ''Faust' and "Mirele' still better than
.Faust'') was In the programme, Madame Arabelia
Goddard had to play pian0orte concerto by
Mendessohn. NJ. GOuD0d, with the well known
chivary OF the nation OF which he IS distinguished
q son, introduced himself personally to Madame
Goddard-an honor Of which the great English
artist felt naturally sensioe. AS they were talking
together NJ Gounod asked Madame Goddard what
piece she was going TO play. "Mendessohn's con-
certO In MINOR" was the answer Of the lady, VINO
added, 'YOu must listen to 1t; pick up all the notes
let fall and put them In your pocket" The per.
formance, even for Madame Goddard remarkable
display was received by the crowded audience with
enthusiasm. AT the conclusion when Madame
Goddard had retired to the artists room, M.
gratulate her. "where have you put the dropped
nOesS" asked Madame Goddard; to which the
lllustri0us French composer replied. MADAME, J'dt
les pOcteS yides.n
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British War Triumphs and New Sources Of
Tribute to the Crown
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BOMBAY, Feb. "a, 1872.
despatch from General Bourchier, commanding
the British expedition against the Looshais dated
the Goth instant. announces that the tribes have
surrendered Internationally and the country has
been subdued.
The Ladboorahs deliver up their arms, give hos
tages and agree to pay fixes.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yosx HERALD.

MADRID, Feb. U.s. 1872
The Central Committee OF the radical party is
seeking TO effect o coalition against the new
Ministry.
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ICE BOAT RACING.

Twenty Miles In Ferty-seven Minutes, with
LiRht Breeze.
POUGHKBEPslE N. T., Feb. 25, 1872
The Ice boat Out vive won the twenty mile race
yesterday, which was between four OF the boats of
the New Hamburg Clue. Time forty-seven MN
utes. The wind was light
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The Great Genevn Watch Company, afieI

The Grcnt SEeneVu WHICH VOmpuuys HUT
series Of years covering nearly half century Of unpara
success numbered tho things that were
This was without doubt the arrest watch mandatory IN
the world EmpIoying as DID three thousand andl
failure OF this company Will be terrible blow so
families who now thrown out Oh work.
The United states are insructe
TO cash all the watches remaining IN
stock watches now held ~ the agcneU
in New YORK amounts million dollars and VIII
sold OF manufacture, less than one half the
price watches ordinarily sold for In this Market The
positive and the agents OF the company are instructed
10 turning cash. Ia order that
they their and settle with their creditors
AZ as early day possible. NTH this purpose view
Mesus BROWN, LEE ELkHARf have taken the extern
1853 broadway, between Eighth and Ninth
where they will place this Immense collection OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES exhibition and for
sale The open Monday, the 26th inst and we
certainly advise everybody cal very opportunity
order that they have the full select from
will take long for the agents dpose every watch
ii sGch low prices
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ROME, Feb. rs, 1872.
The King OF Italy has conferred the decoration Of
the Order Of Savoy on Prince Frederick Charles OF
Prussia.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1872.
N. Dsraell will deliver two public addresses In
Manchester during the Easter holidays.
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

LATE GERMAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY says the
German Empire nov prints l,74s daily papers.
against l. 1874 ten years ago. IL gives the compare.
tive number OF dalles issued In various countries
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SPAIN.

Radical Political Effort for Anti-Cabinet Goa
lition.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Legal Preparation Of the American Reply to the
English Case-Counsel Opinion of
British Policy
ItLEesAm Io-THs NEW YORK HERALD

TELEGRAM To- THE NEW YORK HERALD
PARIS Feb. rs, 1872.
the counsel OF the United States before the
Geneva Board Of Arbitration engaged in prepar-
ing their reply to the case submitted by Great
Britain.
They think that England will finally consent to
arbitration, but that the Gladstone Ministry viii be
out OF power before she reaches that determination
again.
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A Remedy for SmalIpOx-Pure XyloI, Just,
received direct from r. scherinu through Soldering Gatz
Used with great In the Royal Hospital Berlin for
which the account in the Herald Of Hth Instant
Price 81. J. MILHAU'S SONS, Druggsts, 1873 Broadway
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Angels Turkish Baths, LexingtOn Avenue,
corner Twenty-dfth street-Gentlemen every day and
all night ladies' evening" ventilation; highest
temperature best shampoong gratuties advantages
unequaled Europe oudous.
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BELGIUM.

The Count dc Chambord and the Royalist Consti-
tutionalists in Council Populations to the
Dethroned Prince and Demonstra-
tons of the Democracy.
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Shocks and City Alarm.

Earthquake Shocks and City Alarm.
FLORENCE, Feb. rs, 1872.
Five distinct shocks OF earthquake were felt at
Leghorn on Saturday night. They caused much
alarm but no damage was done.
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The Prince Of Wales Proposes a Tour.
LONDON, Feb. 28-6 A. NJ.
After the Thanksgiving Ceremonial at ST. Pau's
the Prince OF Wales Will 60 on tour OF the Italian
lakes, staying abroad two months.
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GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
7s6 and 7s3 Broadway, corner OF Tenth reet
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Driffings Abroad.

The Italian journals announce that Mme Amina
Boschettl, the dancer, has decided quitting tho
stage
Mme DOche has commenced a series OF repre-
sentat0ns at the Theatre du Pare, Brussels begin.
ming with "Adrienne Lecouvreur."
The Brussels correspondent OF the Pau MaM
Gazette writes:-'I hear that NJ Faure has accepted
the appointment OF inspector Of the singing classes
of the Brussels Conservatory OF Music. 1t Is ex-
pected that he will establish himself here perna.
nentiy, and take leading part IN the approaching
re organization OF the Grand Opera at the Theatre
de la niOnnd1e."
The newly created Turkish drama has hitherto
been confined 10 Old STEAMBOAT. IL mas now invaded
the Levantne quarter Of Pera, and some represent
tatlons are to be gwen the French Theatre there
The repertory VIII include translation Of Moliere's
Marriage Force" by distinguished scholar. H. f..
Ahmed vehk Eiendl, and OF the "Fourberies dc
Scaptn,w BY All hey.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-rhe hest In the;
ous. At all druggists.
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Speciaity.-Laco Curtains in stock and
manufactured to order from original designs.
u. L. kelly CO.. 72a and ia Broadway
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Ask for New York Match COmpauy's
Matches; green labels 100 matches to every cent
stamp.
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Electrical Treatment for Acute and Chronic
Disease BY Dr. CHAMBERLIN. No. West Fourteenth street..
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MEXICO.

Death Of General Forfrio Diaz-A New Tariff
Proclaimed by Juarez-war Operations at
San Luis Potosi-Severe Fight
ing, but Small Results
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ENGLAND.

Disrasi Pledged for Easter Service ct the Cotton
Centre
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A.-IIerriua's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray ssrest
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Royal Havana IOuerts
Prizes cashed furnished the hirhe rates
paid for Douboons kinds OF Cold and Silver Govern
inent securities &C, &c TAYLOR CO., BankerA
10 Wall street, New York
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ITALY.
TtlEGRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Royal Compliment to the Court Of Germany.
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S TOUR.

The American Party in the Ruins of Pompeii at
Picnic.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. b. NInrtinex
Co., Bankers. 10 Wall st. box 4os5 New York odice
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CONTESTED ELECTION.

Char)ss 8. Warren. who 10 Ohaisnaa Of
The Rspublicaa County Conntstee, On Sat.
usday last, sssved q Phil. 4 Evans notice
OF contest of his (EvsssY election - Asses.
a. of ths middle district Of Deer Lodge
county. The Beard Of Cssvaassn decided
@gR al9td aS9 h,e senpslilas Rlste hy
- he vote Of Js6sssoa precinct, the return
q which showed 10 votes for Evans snd 8
tor Burke, foe Assessor, end Is for Maxim.
n's and for CA6ett. for Delegate.
The vote In Ja3essoa, itis claimsd By the
contestant, should b slsoesshsr excluded
a counted - II was really polIed. Il y also
claimed that q Jsasrson ths ballot. box was
lett open during adjouznnsrt Of ths judess
q noon, and aftsswasds sngsardsd add %.
sea)ed On The counter oe . bar room: that
. illegal ballots wsee secretly put into Il:
hat when The JUDGES came 70 count the
votes u names were - ~ poll liss apd n
ballots 10 tbs bog. and that thsy threw out
Sand counted The rest Also, that six sIsc.
Nh voted loe Burke for Assessor end II for
Caestt fss Delegass.
II u retasss Of Jefferson ars thrown out
q thsS votes fer Burke counted, Il win
give him > majority ovsr Evsua Dsposi.
esoos and testimony In The matter ass 70 b
'sksn q Js@sesoa be6oes two Jsssioss Of
fhe Fsscs On IA 18th Of September. and
- eass Afterwards heard In ths Probate
Co0St
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GENEVA, August 90 The business of IN,
Tribunal Is drawing to ckDse, and dec;s
lon IL expected In two weeks. Accountant,
are calculating the amount Of damages &C.
casi0ned BY each cruiser. When this il
completed the Arbitrator will render .
decisioa-Arss, whether England il respon
sible for each cruiser; and, being Responsible
- To the sum she should nay. The case 81
the Shenandoah excited On earnese contest,
The Americana pressing the case and asking
damages for the destruction Of the whaling
shlpa The Georgia case MA practically
abandoned.
The Board Of Arbitration seasacmbled this
afternoons, and after session of three hours
adjoamed until Thsrsjay q noon. The
seaasoa was sscsse. only few Of the Asbl.
isaiogs wsss pss1see The ahseRcs Of the
essassl asd agssss of 4nslaad and America
lodleaess ~ eoacluaioa and coasaanaaioa
e ~ sssss1l qsessIoas end shaa Tho Anal
Wosk q ~ Doasd h veaeAsd.
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- Std Doooosa - We we've 60
y pesaa, W received By Telegraph II
news thas portion Of Helena was being
swept over By Are. Further intellieence
~ had q intervals, bat not until The Hv'
- rocked - did We realise how extensive
bod besa he con6AgEasioa OF bow great the
loA Over sixty buidiagA many of them
degant residences and cosby business hoosea
wae swept away, and thas, too, IN %
brief time thas ths occupants had scarcely
time 70 ssvs either goods o. furniture. The
entire loss fails bat little short Of e150. 900.
The dre originsaed In the rear Of the
North Pacific Hotel On Lower Main It,, Be.
low Broadway, and the wind being strong,
Il was but few moments until The build.
ines In the vicinity were wrapped In flames.
After the Whitlasch building, corner Of
Broadway and jackson, caught, the Gazette
ONCE yielded to the furnace heat with
which it va enclosed, and shared the fate
OF the othera The following account
from the Herald, which gives IN idea
OF the amount Of damage done after the fire
leaped Broadway: THE con6agration, o..
leading scroo Broadway, wiped out every
building, with the exceptions OF vawter's
ssone block, on either side from Jackson to
Warren street. Crossing Warren street on
The north side Of Broadway, Il swept every
one Of twenty three houses, mostly rssideu.
ca, big and small, located upon the square.
Among the number Of costly houses do.
sssoyed in this upper swath, were the goth.
ic cottage residences of BENZ. etickney, Jr.,
and Mn. 1cFaslaud, and the tasty and
comfortable houses Of Masshal Wheeler,
Dr.. Ballard, Mr.. Nolan, Nra Addoms and
othess. Dense columns Of smoke and fame
weec lifted BY the wind hundreds of feet In
the DIR, and blazing shingles wess whirlcd
In upper space for blocks away. The fire
had spent it. fury only upon reaching the
Court House Square, and the blowing up
and razing to the ground of log and frame
buildings facing the square alone suificed
70 ave the public buildings, Including the
court house. county jail, ETC., a well ~
tho adjacent residences fronting Rreckcn.
ridge street on the north"
Thus again he's that beautiful ci ~. our
2etsopolis-the Queen Of the Moantsi Us
been called upon 70 b0w down N humble
submission before the Fire Fiend; and ii.
though In ashes, - she has often been be.
befors, she never puts On ssckcIosh. Already
buildings are being constructed; the debris
10 dissppearins. and structures more sub.
stantial and secure than many o + those De.
stroyed will rise up - BY magic. With 6se
engines, cisterns, and general watchfulness
on the part Of the citizens . like occurrence
may be prevented, and the city prosper and
grow - Il has In days gone by.
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the sCnuTTlER WAGONS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
In order to correct the false reports tina, have he.,
freely circulated by parties interested iu inju,inp mo
business. that all roy stock Of Wagon Material x,.
DESTROYED BY arc. October VIII, 1871 invite a ho..
VINO may nave ~ opportunity 10 call and examine m,
stock: at the following places, viz: wy
warehouse, ~ and III South Clinton Street
Lumber Yard. cor. Monroe and Clinton Stree.
Lumber Yard. ~ to ~ South Clinton Street We
L0mber Yard, la0 To li6 West Adams Street
:. All oAtsid~ the burnt dstrivt. where sil h,y.
'""so"eh'y seasOned stock Of lumbcr Tor
$4,000 Wagons ut On Hand.
and am daily adding to my already large .,ock ~
material which will warrant me In saying that INV
stock VI Wagon Lumber superior To any md NJ
manufacturers In the Northwest, WY "'"'
For further Information ahdreas
p. SCHUTTLER
~ Monroe IT,, Chicago, Ill.,
Or GEO. A. LOWE
COsinne. Utah
u" I'M ISAAC ADAMS,
Helena. Montana
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vuse 6oe 0rse3a1, - wS1e( ~ seassha6 fec1
| = II. Dsovs wh0 pasa - cp04sntca
tios ovss - ~ eager u Dcsst hsnalQ
- b nsds psblic. So0s sg - 6on1
- sscsss ~ segFo voss( III 1bcsoss
of this ooessopslils sloBss ~ thss
0sa. Howard was|A ID; In 81 lGszico
and thsy suppossd Il would b. long time
before Il would reach him and b refuted.
They were not posed however - 70 he
distance he magnetic Telegraph penstrased
~ ss0ets spGies.- The 6sessaau & Was,
0es. Bs1kuap, wss able 70 opsn comaani.
,esoee with III tbsough shst msass, -,
upon his bsing iaSoensd OF RE false.
hood ssat . eo0piete Aeniaj q IL cana .-.
Add thGe \ 0sa ssslaia, r. The ssputa.
don Of 0sa. Howard 10 such that there
On b % doabt In ~ public mind y 70
whese the truth ssstA The only object In
pobashisg this falsehood must hsvs bssu 70
ssesse segTo votes - The 0sssley Dsmocssaic
combination. At bic time It b imposoibls
% tell % what cxteas the dsmosalised and
principle laeking Demoussic party win
eary O he process OF swsllowine one
aoooeoss dose sitter smother In order that Il
~ regain placs and power: Said the pob,s
Henry Clay, II would rather be right than
Pssstdsst." Say he Dsmocsstic party Of
our day, It 10 better to b any contsmptibIe
dirt-esting thing than eat Of power.
Il haG gulped down he results Of the va,
ehs Conseatuttooal Amendment, Greeley and
eu0nes, md h now sWsllowiog the odor.
tss'ous seSro, wool. crooked shins, elongated
heelo, ssd oil. Pass down 10 Il soms
Other saaoeoas dose end 10 mouth will
b. open. "Anyehing - heat Grant"
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TIE BITTER ROOT CONFER-
ENCE, .l

0ea. Garfield held . conference with the
chiefs Of The Plathesd Nation 1t Stevens.
Vile. On the I'D. The lndians appeared TO
b very 10th 70 80 n the Jocko, bat did not
~ they would not leave the Bitter Root. II
shey did not 70 10 the Jocko, they would 70
on 70 Sane other locality, IN the hunting
g'ouods, and sstsle. They did not seem 10
bsasevs that II they went 70 the Jooko they
would heve homes built for them and Be
tnsniahed farming utensils, etc. They OK.
pessDsd thss'selvcs - having little Of no
ooe61eace IN Agents, aad did not believe
tbs psoniscs Of The government would be
carried ost They finally agsesd 70 sceom.
psay ths 0essral to The Jocao, at which
p1ace be told them just Whist the eoyeru.
usas wosN DO; that esch family would
hsvsA house built for Il; that agricultural
tagoenests would be shipped them; that
Aeoo sysar for ten ysaes, % provided IN
~ blu, would b furnished them. and that
~ Isdians shsuld move On u fast u the
hoaeS wsss bsilt A great deal of interest.
tng cosvsssaaioo wss bod, In which every.
thing was thoroughly discussed BY both
parties, and then the Isdians sigoed tho
agEssnsas, With ths exception Ut ChasIoix,
who. waists - wait swhils and go if the
houses viii b buiit They then picked out
ths'r farms and places 10 build, and for
many OF Tie families Orders we've given
tor the building, - fest - possib,s, Of the
houses, sad ths min q he Jocko y tursipe
ont Lumbar rapidly - possihla The chiefs
claimed that the NsE Psroes, Pm d'Oseills
end cahsr Indians were collecting toessher
Tor . war On The Diesx, and wanted the
F,atheads 70 join them, but hsasing that
the General was coming to ~ thsn, they
were waiting until bio arrival to have . con.
ference with hin.