, 1872-10-29
WASHINGTON.
The President Will Make No
Change in His Indian
Policy.
Forney's Interview with Grant
and Cameron's Disgust.

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a Horde of 1Iurderers Seeking Pardon
speciaz Despatch ID Tic chicago 1+:6,re:
CUT-TuRo1Ts SEEKING PARD6*.
WAsH1SaroN; Oct 2s.-The murderers, homi-
eides, and wifo4killers, several Of whom have
been sentenced to be hung here to-day, ere maxi
ing desperate struggles Tor life through appesls
for pardon to the President, and invoking the
dilatory processes Of the law by motions for new
trials and prayers for writ Of error. The Presi-
dent and the Courts have thus far proved stub
born to interfere, and appear to second the
popular demand for real downright old-fash-
ioned hanging:
GENERAL SHERMAN;
who wAs tak6n suddenly i'll on Saturday, is much
better to-day, and able to sit up; He was first
taken with the asthma, and on Saturday had If
chill. His physicians have cautioned him not to
leave his room for several days.
Colonel J, y. Forney arrived here this morn
ing, and called tpdit the President. Notwith-
standing tho raid made oh lffn at tho White
House by General Cameron dnd RUSSELL Errett,
Chairman OF the State Central Committee, after
the Pennsylvania election, Mr: Forney WAS re-:
ceiyed by General Grant in the most cordial
manner. The President was about to go out for
q ride when Mr, Foruey was announced, but
he DELAYED; and gave the Colonel quite d lengthy
interview: The President did not allude to For
news course in the Peuusylyania campaiCn but
spoke Of his speeches in Ohio, and especially at
Cleveland, which he had received ind read.
General Cameron; on returning to Pennsylyania
ed that he had stopped Forney from visiting the
White House. and stated that General Grant
would not receive him, It appears. however,
that the "Winnebago Chief u las not quite at
tanned this power It in further stated that Cam
eron is not at ali pleased With his
last reception here. He visited the White
House and the DEPARTMENTS in the spirit Of q
conaueror, and found that he was not 80 much
Of hero after all. The Administration took on
itself the credit OF having pulled through, not
only Caueron's candidate, but also Cameron
himself in his pending Senatorial fight:
PUBLIC WORKS.
The Government PROPOSES to finish up it's
accounts with the workmen at the different
arsenals and public works accruing under the
Eight-Hour law in the next ten days. In the
absence Of Architect Mullet at New York, the
bids for furnishing the dimension stone to be
used in the construction Of the new Govern
rnent building at St. Louis will not be awarded.
till his return, most of them being for granite
or sandstone. #ith one for marble.
Special Despatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
n,ry1s7En w.sunnRsr
New Yonx Oct. 28~Minister Waabburne
does not conceal his intention to return to
France in December. persons veil nosted aav
Tint Grant il satis6ed Trith Saaratarv E;af viie
wv out 70 eo'4nAeu WILL ooeietatJ 91sn WILD
Hasnoufne 1s per1ectiy contented WITH Par1s.
DIPLOMATIC WANDERERS.
The Herald calls attention to our Diplomatic
absentees, 1ivalling those high in authority at
Washington. The United Sfates 1Tinister to
France p n New Yorlr tha Nf;n;a+a- r. a.
manv in off for Italy and Fpvrt. tha Nriniatar to
Austria was in London last week, the Minis
Minister to Mexico, in Indiana. The Minister
to Spain Was home recently. to pocket fat fee
for conducting the siege Of Jay Gould.
ITo the Associatcd Fvess.1
WAR DEPARTMENT ORDER.
WASHINGTON, Oct 28.-The War Department
has issued an order that in no case shall all or
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