The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-23
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Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON, April 22-The Presi
len, received long telegram from
SsC-e,a'y Delano, from Muskigee
lai.an Territory, April 90, confirming
the reported murler Of the United
>:.:~s officers few days since. TIN
S.ccrtary recommends the org ,nzatior
"a District Court for the Territory a
or,e without which law and order
rsno,t " enforced. lie SAYS much
o,ar i -or Ter in the India country is
p-a!l,,i by tle desperate wh tes, who
r.o7 the construction OF the Nj s)nri,
Ear..- anl Tex IS railroad. He tele'
,-Irryi u the Sccre arv OF War to
J ri. 4 slr,d Of infantry stationed
there - exp-l thc.c mcn. the Pres
zen. refer .ei Delanp's message 10 the
Carmen of the ia li,i,~v C)m-
II ..ar. OF the Senate AMI House and
&c Cha rme1 OF the Committees on
Iaii4n Ahai.S.
Vacancies In Naval Academy.
There are seventy two vacancies for
nii-h;pman in the naval acadrmv from
ne drher-nt States anf territories.
Naval Orders.
Chief Engineer II. w. Fitch has
teen ordered to the Lackawanna. Rear
ADMIRAL Ald.r, commanding the Eu,
roosan fleet. reports to the Navy De-
.,-.ment. under date oF TOulon, France.
Au.i. =, the arrival at that port Of the
%. owing named vessels OF his tl'et a:
Wahasl. BROOKLYN, Shenandoah, Ply
E5Ih aui WachuSettS. Tuc Juniatd
remain, at Villa Franchi, preparatory
- a~- return home. The Gibraltar, on
.ae u o. March. vas ordered TO join
rra IL. :, F0ulJa.
work Of Committees.
The Committee on Appropriations
today cou,iier,i The postal telegraph
system, aud agreed to adopt Mr.. Hub
barF, substitute hr NJ. Palmer House
till.
! delegation o. VI ami Inlians were
he'ore TIE Senate Comm ttee on Indian
AtfI'r- to-day, opposing the a ioptlon OF
the Till nDw before the committee max.
in. lni.aI D., ri.iZ.nS.
Oy!ug II The ab-cnc' 81 Chairman
Dawes of the WAYS and Means Com.
milter, they are not holding a session.
They wlll probsblr resgme their meet.
.ag- tO-mo'co" morning.
counter Case OF the Emitted states
in the Matter Of the CIal ms Against
Great Britain.
The President to day transmitted ior
.a, Information OF the Senate copy
o, .ho counter case o. the United States
.9 the mater OF the claims against
,i.es. Britain, presented to the Board
ID. Arbitration at Geneva 1t concludes
e. 'o.'ows
The United States concur with Her
Msies:y's Government in the opinion
,na, claim on the part OF beIliger-
r.t 70 he ;ni,mnitiei at the expense OF
sn,ural. ror losses inflicted or coca
.onci br ;ny Of the Ordinary operations
a WI j. one with involves rave con-
:. la y, aud equi e. I he wei Lhed
w.ru rhr utmost care, Without the ex-
CltG,,urv oh>er, AZ ons it here make,
lH,. .ovrrnneut r serves the right to
make lmthrr expl .natjons in la er
-'2ge f The proceedings. They cann t
say hog far they 10 or do not concur
.a,Hs Ur;her si4t-me IT th It comperst-
no1 cn ony be Justly awarded hy the
.-.tn 81, in re.pe 10 loss 5 n winch
re c.lgenc. o me NEUTRAL Is the dI
&C. a d yioximtre cause. 1t appears
70 them, hossver, that cer'ain general
coI,.d-r.,ion- may reas Jnably be as
-G"ei 10y the arhi rttor-.
T r B Dlh parties contemplate that
;ae Cn tel States will end avOr 10
A"G-h in these proceedings some
tangible conn, Cton OF Cause AMI effect
'e,H~en INJURIES for which they ask
compr All N. and the acts commit ed
by ,r,eral ve SIS viii n the tr, ,aty con
templates are t. be shown TO be the
,.ull OF these injuries.
Stcoud-The tribunal ot arbitration
tcIuC a judicial ooiy, Invested 10y the
part q, vita the functions necessary tor
determining the is,ue4 between them,
aad being now aivi.ci OF the subs ance
q; the matter N DISPUTE, will hold itself
b)pni by such reasonable and estah-
ls1ei rules OF law regariirg the
relations OF cause and effect as t may
Assume the parties had in view when
in-v tsre! INTO their ag'eemeut TO
make this reerence
Inj-i-Nei her party contemplate
-a;,he tribunal will establ sh or he
ENe'ael b. rules in this respect which
".. etler on the one hand tend 10
the release OF neutra's from their duty
10 oJ.esve strict neutrality, or on the
o:he- hand will make course OF hon.
II Ueutr lty burdensome. Leaving
a,S the issues rai,ed by the case aud
coz ltcr cases Of the two governments TO
iae arguments OF the counsel and II