New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

~vyrZUELA MATTERS
ray TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
WASHINGTON. March 10, 1912.
,.,t the Apsches Of ARIZONA is giving the
.m,pistraton considerable trouble since -" ~u''''i'
20 60 on the reservations Feb Is and the re-
:, the late murders have been received The Cabi-
POsS car TSvineed that the only way ont or the
s~ s,eiculties Is by a vigorous campaign against
tnolap cen Crook. Any delay, il is said VIII convince
indians that the United states does not mean mean 6epre w.
sn Bnt though the viii OF the War Department Is
s il is entirely poweres since u mas ma no 1 1b
,SfJay next. This explains the sending out OF een'
Howard. ,...ooo, g.
FOR the reduction Of the area of the reservation OF
r,,a indians In the Territory OF Colorado which is i'm
,.rt as being the first providing for dealing
an Indian tribe since the abrogation Of the treaty
Instead Of the President treating with the tribe
.,sb conmss ssioners for the cessi0n OF portion or
lands as II they were foreign nation. as Woulu
I'VE ieS done in tins instance under the od system
SSe bill prQyides that the secretary oI I.t AZ u
IL =. shall contract with them 20 relinqush a
~ of their reservation for which they have no use
.sa report such contract he IS able to MAKE ~
CSsrrss for its ratification Tue bill VIII 10 % GOuo
,sS precedent which viii be followed in similar
-nseetons with other tribes. The ute lhulas %
lDs,v.top lD OF il7S4O 900 acres The southern portion
mountainous country. OF no value Ior oIl.'
buf rich In minerals and It Il thus part which II ls
t,sd that the Indians shall cede 10 the United staes
rss House Committee on PostOdioes and Post~Roads
~ ansed their investigation of the mail contracts OF
,be Pos,-Ofce Department. and VIII review the tesu
ony and make a report in few days No evidence mas
hen given show improper conduct on the paIt oI tne
Fma,ter.C Cieneral or any officer Of his Department.
snd the Committee appear 10 ne convinced tiau AZ. wy -,
Ssrges which they have been investsatns CIV Or % w
80 disappontment OF certain mail CONTRACTORS "nose
ontrarts were not renewed. These men lerhals nou ~
% believed that they had been Tronged ana & 13 1ar sro
- Contractors had dishonest deal ngs Win the 'opdIt
tent but taey were able 10 produce no evidence 10
Prove this ,.,..
The telegram from London in regard TO the late aenoh
q, Mr seudamore superintendent Of the postal teie-
-.nb system OF Great Britain. Is much commented on
- bs onponents Of the postal telegraph bills now be-
a. CONGRESS. They don't believe that the American
,ope are ready to put it into the power Of any Govern @
ert osrial 70 decide the character OF Int hc"s ''
cal be sent 20 the press by telegraph.
unplonatists in Washington are inqulrng why no
public explanation has been given of the eXtraordlhary
conduct OF Mr. Cramer United states Minister 10 Deh
marx IN insulting the Russian Minister ny forcing % po
nm, and other members OF the diplomatic corps theTo
lie confidential note OF secretary Flsh ID ee'4u - '
(4tacazy dlhculty. w.,
Affairs in connection with the bill relative 70 the conNen
non with Venezuela SAYS that advices from NJ F"T'
rdge the American Minister at Caracas indicate 'ha' al
arrangement could be effected by which the coec'On @n
6sburso meBt OF the customs receipts WOHu Ue iHOou
prder the supervision Of responsible foreign power
Tls Is probably the only means OF enabling the Neue|
bn Government TO meet it. obligations. Under date oI
Ian 70 our Minister SAYS The only rea! obstacle IN
ot snch an arrangement with the United states
i IL be desirable on our part Is the of
,le mixed Commission Were secured by iTalIulents
means and are unjust 20 ihIs Go Goyete nave e'% care %
,gv cons s-red-the dcrangcd CONDITION Ci the hhancte
- Vetezuela owing u her chronic revolutionary ten
Ircv tc alleged improper conduct on the part OF me
mixed Commission the complaints OF the me
an claimants, and the deslre OF tle ps,I, ore
4 Ven- -uea rO meet its oblgatlOns-the committee are
a. ri,r mai tie President should he directed 70 suS-
Se payent on the certificate Of award nov oustand-
q q -
ea end that he be authO1zed To enter mo He2oila
fen, win t. Government Of Venezuela Tor Tthe3Ilh
a. .hl claims passed upon BY the tribunal Oi
abitraricu under the Treaty OF April ls' anl ,no
I i,-r o, TIE Secretary OF state 70 abstain from
rbuiug among the holders ot ceriiheaies Ol a"ius
aug sumo which may hereafter De tceISeu On
Al the-e awards and that the President be recommthued
h. osr 10 Venezuela convention providing tor re
i-nC ~ such OF the claims passed on Dy tno ~ -
srs and arbitrator De agreed upon, ana also
H. he examination Of such other claims as may De IRE
s-uted such sums a. nave heretofore peeh aIu .S
Government of Venezuela and are not yet dstrl
L. hc holders oficerthcates shai De PlG IN egaa
,ious r. those holders Of certificates VINO presented
'i,a claims before the mixed Commission, ana apout
winch secretary Of state SHAH determine lh" 'ele
= 10 cause Ol complaint.
Carl ~ehurz delivered lecture IN German 10 a large
ndsrce this evening, upon THE American Nation
Tie leading thought Of his discourse was that the Ger
mans IN the United States while cherishiDc all the char
ieres of their race that best worth perpetual
rc should above all seek 10 be good Americans. He
:eCeed tlat the once atenps 70 vli @ ~, ~
nm sat N the West had succeeded ana that tne
l-nmgTaItsJ dispersed Throughout the
wln-ng with the nalve-Dorh ihhaoi 70 III ~ y
form TIE great stream o. American life, WHICH nOwlnH
irom many sources, would become unIned IL lA9
future. harmonious and powerful ne hE snoWeu
IL results OF eXcluslveness IN the cOnuIlIOn
Of he PENNSYLVANIA Dutch" who had, he SAID forgot
Ten The German language, knew nothing OF ts literature
AID had many OF the best traits OF German chIc
tel without mDDlng anything OF value TON Inc ANTI
around them He urged MS hearers 70 kiIn tho
1gla-e of their adopted country, study It's INSTITUTIONS
dnQ 20 teach their children that they were Americans
FATHER than Germans. The Germans ne saio. were 70
Iy an important part in tine future OF the American ma
r0n NOT a separate race. however but one OF the
chef elements of which the new American race was 10 De
Composed
TIE case Of Kentucky against the Secretary Of the
treasury, involving q claim Of that state OF over
t0c claimed 10 De due account OF moneys expended
raising and maintaining soldiers during the Rebellion,
argued on Friday Ia the Supreme Court by the Hon.
Alien 4. Burton OF Kentucky and Judge Casey Of this
Cty behalf OF Kentucky, and the Attorney -TeneTal
Williams and 5olictOr-Ceueral BristOw for the Secre
try. There serious question made as 10 the
--1t Of State 10 be pad the sum claimed, but the
Discussion turned chiefly technical objections. said 10
have been inte-pOsed by Mr.. Boutwell, to defeat the
caIms The Court had apart day for the special
hearing OF the case and the arguments elaborate
Tie Court adjourned until the 18TH inst, when 1t
probable decision viii be announced The Supreme
Court viii be IN session durng the present week
VII devOie the time 10 consultation cases already
argued. The pressure Of work upon the Court IL so
great th1i = Is probable II VIII be detained IN
uan usual Judge Nelson, II is understood will prob
1F uOt gain take hs upon the bench his health
La hten 80 critical that he has rarely been able 10 leave
A. fooa during the past Winter. lie il SUI al hIs home
GtCDpcrsiOWD. u y. !.
lGESERAL PRESS DISPATCEl
Tie senate sub-C Ommittee Oh Commerce composed OF
&ssr Kellogg. Corbett. Vickers. finally greed
tu bl allowing. First Materials for the construction
steamships by section OF otherwise TO be entered free
Nduty aud allowing drawback Second Ship supplies
a. eos 10 De SltAdraWn from bond duty tree Third
nrcah vessels registered N foreign countries allowed
Fgs'er ar American vessels, within two years.