New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

,othc- hand orea,,v ,,mu,ae trade with that Country
greatest interest ,s felt by many sdd sd" ca mo
benefits Of that traffic The seniiment ia oogdos te
20, seem TO favor suSsIns one or Two to Mexico
and South America
The settlers in Cherokee County, Kansas, whose iahds
are claimed by q railroad company, under what Is KNOW"
as the Joy grant, havo cont an agent to Washing
,o, IN protest against tho presence OF troops I'D
thai county which they alege are there to intu'"
them and ndnca 20 recognize the night OF lhe 'o
many 10 their lands she agent, meeting win DO -
at the War Department, appeared before hcn that
Lsere was any for interfering IN tne land since
troops have been stationed upon tne fbc request the
1850 and were originally sent there, a o NV
0oyeru0r 10 prevent the squatters from rho sSuai
toyce Win Id constructon OF the railroad Inc i
tiers went upon the tract, which rs & had been e1
ket Neutral Lands, before the inuah chen This was
tinguisSed with the expectation that W." u home
CO fhr Lands would be open 20 piesinpU, ',u '"i,
stead settlement Al soon az ,o oid nv she Inte,oI
IDgnsSu d tI settlers have legal title TO dhe
II farms they have cultivatedh many c"'ee '0i 'H"
eootaT oenor, Rae received the following dispatches
\ ,odav relative 10 the impeachment 'of Gov ke'd Of
II Florida: I.crsoSyutr Feb T.
II Gov Reed was impeached hy unanimous vote OF the
\ Assembly, YESTERDAY Tic charges were corinpliHh,
natronage Coh6 the Secretary Of state has been em-
rczzng tue Commission Fund.- and the Stde iIt'5'''
lars are nnaccouned for Tho action Of the liee is al
Jrovcd by an parties and retrcnchment ana reform"
Inc IegisaSre adjourned yesterday until SATURDAY
The LieueHaut- Governor viii probably ne hsthcu ~
Governor on Monday. Everything j. m"'is p"''"'f
end good order prevails
The Finance Committee spent its hour OF meeting TO-
ey in perfectng the bin revise the revense laws ana
viii probably report IL again TO the senate about the
middle or last of week only two more delegations
are 10 he heard Committee one representing the
importers Of lead and the other the manufacture Vi
glassware.
The Senate Committee on Commerce was engaged 10
Nsv i'm examining the bill introduced by senator Spencer
week ago revising the Consular system Of the United
States 20 vote the subject The biii mas
beer carefully examined by the Secretary Of state but
his report received too late 10 be iaid before
the Committee.
The Oklahoma scheme for n government for the IN
dian Territory still occupies the time of the House com
mitce on Territories To-day Fisk of St Louis appeared
A. The representative of the RO0rd of Trade Of that city
xhh sent him here urge The passage of She bill. 1t
importance % the interest that city that the railroad
whth has now reached the southern border # Kansas
shond he built through the Indian country TO liz pro
pOsd destination in Texas and that the ch lands OF the
Indians should be divided into farms and cultivated
instead OF being kept for century more Tor ButIn
ranges Gen. Fisk stated that the whole number OF
Indians the Territory does not exceed 60,0W They
occupy region great in extent as all New-EnglHbd.
United States Ii impossible lie said that tDtN
should he much longer permitted 10 preserve thelr
savage condition and their tribal organization and thus
MAINTAIN barrier in the way Of advancing Cyiiza ION
To-day the Senate Foreign Relations Committee spent
several hours IN considering The case OF M. bdie'
Senator Garrett Davis Of kentucky still lies in very
critical condition, although his friends believe that The
crisis in his disease is passed
The Ways and Means Committee is in quandSry; they
Eind certain members ready to offer amend
puent- an entire revision Of the Tariff laws.