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CULPBFPRB, VA.
L. }. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.

April D, 1864.
MAJ, Gtaa Y, " Hallec&, CAisT Of
.sia1
You can see from Brayman's dis
patch TO me something of Banks
disaster. | have been satisfied for
the last nine months that To keep
Gen. Banks in command was TO neu.
trslize large force and 10 support il
most extensively.
Although | do not insist upon il,
/ think the best interest of the SER
vice demand that Gen. REYNOLDS be
placed in command At once. aud that
he name his own successor 10 the
command at New 0Eleans.
L. 5. GRANT,
Lieut.. General.
ENDORSEMENT.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
" AsHIN6ToN.
April IS. 1864.
This telegram shown TO the Presi.
dent by order of the Secretary of
War. The President replied that
he must delay acting on it for the
present
II. W. HALLRcK.
Maj. Gen Chief of Staff.
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hSApoCAEEglsS OK TIN AgAsY IN The
klgLD, CplPRrpgg q HI

March IS. 1904
oRSSRAI.-la the campaign which
Il Is desirable TO commences s. som
a. our veterans Ieiuvn, il Is important
10 have some one near Bank, who
can Issue orders 10 him aud see tsat
'hey are obeyed. This viii b spec.
la.iy important, If move Is made
against -- as | now calculate np-
on.
am. General, very respectfully,
Sc's I. 5. GRANT,
Lieut. General.
MAJ. Ger. IT. w. Halieck. Chief of
staff Of the Army, Washington.
ID. e.
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April 10, 1861,
-Ngj. Gen. IL B', RuNecy, CRlly Of
St9.:
Please send Gen. Hunter To report
10 me. From the last dispatches
from Mai, Gen. Banks, fear he IS
going TO be late in his spring move
ment, and | SIN desirous of sending
sn officer of rank with duplicates Of
his orders, and with further instruc-
/ tons.
L, 5. GRANr,
Lieut.. General,
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L COFFIN, N. D., Homeopathic Physician,
q. oskaloosa, Iowa. ONCE on Main street.
.orth-east corner Of public square, doors east !:
pes;dsnee corner of Marion and Main streets. l
block north Baptist church. ONCE hours from
az tos a N, from i21f TO and 2 10 p IN.
RyrERKscEs e Maine, N ID, Portage CITY,
Wis Ex GOV Lewis, Columbus Wis doh
Alex Mitchell, @, Milwaukee, Wis ~ PAN ra :
VIE: Newell, NJ ID. Waterford, VIE Kew y
Woodwork. Principal of Rochester Institute a
j Paschin NJ ID, Fon Dn Lac, VIE; Hon VIM
smith Ex State Treasurer, Fox Lake, Wis HON
Geo Bremner. Union Grove. Wis. Ally
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~ CuLPRppER. VA.

April %, 1864.
hci. Gen. n. W. HaReck, CHEZ of
STAFF. a@ vsa
General Banks dispatch of 18th
received. SIS hsaa :. ....1 eg.e
do not see that better orders can
be gwen than those sent few DAYS
400. X y " 8kl@a e&k@
General Banks. by his failure, has
absorbed ten thousand veteran troops
that should now he with General
Sherman, and thirty thousand of
his own, that would have been NOV
ing toward Mobile, and this without
accomplishing any good result.
.aisa 30 1c U. s. GRANT, 4s9sa
saleas vd .ss aLieuI General.
CuLrErrER, VA,
MAJ. Gen. III ". Raaeet, cher of
|. Saf':: " '.'4 a
81 ~" aa* Sc 1t Is now
too late for Smiths force to return TO
be OF any use in the spring campaign
49, = NO NhAtiN AZ 10 ~ W iolC VI 5ttGnSiR
to trust Gen. Banks with . large
command or an important expedi-
ton. zd IT. s. GRANT,
4ssss~. a Lieut.. General.
NEAR SpoTTsYLvANIA CouRr HOUSE,
May II, 1864.
MAJ. Gen. HallecI,. s.sfooa -
Il Private letters ard official state.
ments from the Department Of the
Gulf show such state of affairs
there as to demand, in my opinion,
the Immediate removal of General
Banks. The army has undoubtedly
lost confidence in him.
If Candy has simply relieved Banks
lin command OF the Department.
then the change viii be satisfactory.
u. s. GRANT, s II
Lieut.. General.
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+ A j. ALDER
i ATTORNEY AT LAW. Iowa City, Iowa.
Successor 10 Judge w Miller,l
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N.suvurr Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.
February 10, 1864.
Maj. Gen. III W. HaHeck, Generl
aim Chief
Gen Allen telegraphed me tina,
General Banks has taken large
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EIAskELL& SCOTT.
II ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
once mp stairs in the Old Court Houee, north
Test corner OF Public square. n40-u
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nAVESPoRT, q BOLTON,
DATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
OFFICE, on the vert side of the Public Square,
IN the room recently occupied By L. T. Fisher.
mas
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SAVINGS BANK.
a,NIoN SAVINGS BANK.

.ryNIoN SAVINGS BANK.
OSKAL0OSA, IOWA
Money Io.ped Notes Discounted. Government
Rouds Gold Silver and Sight Drafts on the Prin
cipal Cities OF the United States and Europe
bought and soId. Also passage tickets 10 ano
from all the principal cities in Europe. Interest,"
allowed on deposits OF one dollar and upwards.
Revenue stamps for sale. Office hours from q.
"a. 10 q y. m.
r. II. GIBBS, Pres.
ISRAEL n GIBBS. yr.. Cash.
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HOTELS
PHOTOGRAPHY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

DoBT. EIssICK-
II AFTORsRY-AT-LAw and Notary Public
OskaIooea Iowa once with Sewers Cute
IL Union Block north side Of Public Square, up
rtsirs- VIII give special attention 10 collections
probate business, and convey sneing. Will prac
tee IN all the Courts of the State. rs2tf.
nv 5. KESwORTHY.
w. ATTORNEY AT LAW, New Sharon
iowa n2z
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HEADQUARTERS, CULPEPpRR,VA.

H. W. HALLRcK,
Maj. Gen. Chief of Staff.
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April &c, 1864.

Lieut.. General.
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April %, 1864.
Kgi. Gen. TX w Hal4sck, CHIEF of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Sn elmer @snasiers. .Sier, msins
Ssrrsm, isbsn Sic bic srpbs &isisnl&lanss; fs
psri&!inst sinsn sanssn S9im auf sinmaI. -
Bite, trstsn Sis ni6t III nabs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-18

Gclungene Rrpbc.-Gin gEienrr 6abri.
FAINT If Der Gatsf zines aIerIiebbrn 3niQinss.
pdr9ens, zines andbsn ulb rines @Ge6sns.-
Gr bebauptete fir;li6 beim @laIe Bier, Isirsn
Ssfa nntsn sr9enitsr, bic IsbnIiGfsit beiecr
aineer, trs!6e bsite f~ur,ssl1rittsnsa Saar .ri
gen, isi 10 SrC6; tab Rismanb lie pen chamber
untsrI9siern fSnns, Ia sr ft, renn or lie gltenes
in tbrsn gsttGsn lirScn irhs irsar ieltit isbr
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ne Wttte auf so 0uIeen an, pelhs man in
9bdmpagnsr oertrinfrn MOLE, inesm CT li9 an
beii4is ma&te, bas 0sltleGt Der ainprr in 81.
rsr Ninate ;u e%rfsnnsn, pbnr saB CT nur Gin
Wrrt nit ibnsn rsre, cher sas sr ibnsn nur AT
r1abe femme.
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ben Wcrssn eri6ien Der 5reuns CUR tsfimmten
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bern nsbsn ibrsr @uttsr Issnp unb chamber
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ltsats er anf cine Slid sfs cine praStppQs puppe
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Wit sintm Sage ipraus bas feline MGs9sn
Su Der puppe bin, pGbrsnb Der 8nabs l6 trium.
pbtrsns Der 6lintc une Der Srrmmsl bsmG6tists.
1atenp lab Der Batter feline gBstte serlpren unp
bsSaeits isins fiinfSis Gulssn, bic man nod
s~snlsItsn Itsnp in Gbampasusr serSanbslte.
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Standardization Sdulitubs.

Sneinsr 9 liGeiiGeu 2 6ultube.
Die st. @aarr &c.," sr;Sblt f~clssncss @e-
l6i9thnn:
Gin prsubii6sr S6ulinipsitpr, iarsitt
lie, fam in cine sliaili9s Irrfi6uIs. gr wdbIt
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n@sibI Du msin Spba. pis unisr SsiIane
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Wie pa Der yreuBs aufbIigte!
ngHas fir sinsn Gjsiit babsn Sic in Sbrsr
S4nle Z" prltsrts or benz sittsrnssn gsbrsr 81.
sd percs auf Sbre Gntissurs unp auf 5brs
ganrsspsrpsilung antraasn, rsnn sic tessttn
Gin Observation-Disclosures"
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@airs brrtsi. 1isie frasteu cas- ains aus unr
sS fans f& 6Ulssnrss:
Der 8uabs bate auf zen Gsmalrsn ees TO-
senanntsr ,,arsuswsses" in Ger STRIDE S6srssn
NIL Sslnlen Selsbsn, relbs Zen Ssllane CUR
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pedlslt unp ssi5lpIsn, rbue ea III Der S6uls
barber ssrbanprlt ppresu, bic prsaetn bGttsn rsn
Ssilnnp sstOptst."
Ger Snabf bate i'm 0runse ppbl bod ni6t
gang nnrrtt, renn per bic 9siuitsn uup bsreu
ossrpaupts GpnSrssatirnsn"'i 70 tebansslt, ME
bic Hsrmalise prsubii@e 6ssieruns IS tbut, Der
banpslt gang GbaIi6 ME ei, 5uesn Az Ssruialsm
DOT 1888 5abrsn, ps!bs ben Ssilaup ans arsu,
i6IuSsn unp bic arpitsl ssriclstsn. Ya5 UNI
fern GaiIrbaltrn parsn isns Suesn rssra ibrer
S!inpbeit NM Scsbsit cher su snti6u!eissr, ais
bic nVibnalsn" i'm neusn aaiisrrsias, last bic
oIurOra" Der mir eiss rntnebmsn.)
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Die Snieratsntbeils Ter 3situnssn
tilssn bsfanntli4 ni&t nur ben SummslplaB Der
arsitsn @ar'titrsisrsisn, ~icnssru aud ptS greg
ten, mituntsf AUDI r~rplisen %lulnn5. Sier cir
Ssiipisl ltstsrsr @rt:
Gin nsuniabrissr &silsnesr in Spiritus iu&t
fir isinsn UsrifOrtsusn Gbsf siusa Yriu,ipaI in
Otissr 8illIstsit,"
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Shulaarten..
Im sritfa anp SUsitsn pfnstfsisrtass
srcbss Wprgen.@ cncsrt une Sbee
unb GaTees 3eitsertrsib.

unb aaTees 3sitssrtrsib.
Nas bic Sunni, aussebi!cst bur6 bic glitten
SsS Oaisins, ben anrspsn elmer Osrsnastsa Sc
%ssntpar, ben 6rii9tsn Der 3utunit atsslpdt aus
ssrtprssnsm S9cpse, nur immerbin gu lsiitsn
ssruas, pirr bic 0rsuSsn irbiiSsr, mansslnssr
llnse0trmmsnbeitsn anS Grwartunssn I'm 2276
Naasrat 5us ~ iitrrtrsHsn iI6 tsmibsn.-Sp.
bale liG ee Spune am 6irmamsnt teiaeicen in
ibr Na6suartier SaridSisbt, ,pirp Elm 5lammsn-
nicer ben piriIi4 brsnnenren Sellampsn Der 9a.
tur SrVg tistsn une msbr 0i9r srrtrsitsn, ais
Gin Oueeae Ybilplrpbsn mstrsrsr Sabrbuneerts.
Sspisuuns a cheval
5rsuneltnftii6sr Wrue. l.. d.
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aat Serten Wl6bsl uab Sdrst. ron ben einfaHass uns
biaishen bic "a ben slssantsfen une ~fefbarfsn, aub In M.
fsrtm Wsbd.S Store tets ~ssrrattis. 8srns. Nne MIR Inn DC.
Rss anss ~tlssantsn Ioetenmasens unb pessn rem IN,
qti&subthattansta ~ biaiSsm Yrstft bsfsrst.
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5n sinsm rcrusbmsu Gallon CAB man F6
pantcniinllrt 3tdibirl AMI. Zine Dame pcate
,Siltert!id" brisidnsn uue belt sabsr sinrn
aus benz Y bSimmsr ssbpltsn SSfsI prr bic aussn.
ueSHelsau5 !" piagts Der. unslidli4s iunss Ssrr
beraus, ms ihsr 81 ratben bate.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
printing

WYNN. EVERDRLLs SONS, 104 Fult0n-st.-
w LfTHOGRAPilC, STEAM JOB PhlHlha- ahd LADAI
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

A YOUNG, thoroughly competent GIRL, a
"a LADYS MAID; understands hajres ing AMI Nheerk N
oas machine; reference Call for two days Nine GALAID %
SiXth-ave
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
6ouses, Rooms, &C., tl1anteo.

WANTED-An English basement or a cor
medium sized HOUSE, between Tsen,ieth and Poeth.
and Third AMI also from 90 $40 acres Improved Es.
Of Hudson River and below POughkeop for unincumbeged graded
JOHN g. B0LEN, 10 Maidenlane
WANTED, by gentleman with a wife and
w one child, Rooms large with scoye, with
board New York. Brooklyn, Williamsburg Address X, TnO
Ohce
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
furniture.
Eeaal Notifies.

SUPREME C0URT-In the matter OF the
application Of the Department Of Public Parks ani The Department
Of ubc Works IN behalf OF the Mayor Aldermen and Com
York relative ~ acquiring tile Tor tne use OF
he Public al the sDis required for
LAYING OUT a ROAD OR PUBLIC
DRIVE,
norhvari from souhery Hue of Onehundredanth ht IN
te Cy New-York. the Intersection Of the kngsbe Rosa on
designated the Of the Department o p
P.rks laid cut b. resolution Of the Commissioners
Of the Central PARK. -, a.. No..
Pursuant 10 the statutes such made AMI provided ne Depart
eu of Public the Department o Public Wor Jointly ana
savey Tor the Mayer Aldermen aud Commouay Of
The ~ az NewYor hereby notice tsai sy intend 70 -pby 70
The SupreIne the Fr Juca District Of ue state OF ne
YORK special term thereof be held IN e C9aIouAs a. 1s
CIV Hall City Eewfork. Monday, tho lfh ahyot oo
be 1872 opening Of the Court hat day or as soon Hereafter
heard thereon. for the sglo nt OF Noh'sole
Of Eimste aud In the above entitled matter
That The the improvement hf nehde vac
Isying out Of Dive, In the Not heNlof 10 e
nrhesr Of the soahery line OF One ht and
along the westerly River side o. said City that s 0et~en
said hery line Of Ouehandred an lL ana me hi'svgon
M he Kinbrge Road known lnW0o street aI 20
Dayarent OF Public Parks he in
Os al ~ Regser OF the au1 COanty New YORK. said osd
ar Puhe Ddye resolution OF the Ionm ones Of ue
Central Pss adopted Dcombet - 6 In said City iheHioF1-
D.iai September 10. lsi-.
''''-' RICHARD OGoRNAS Counsel to the copori'l0n
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
Gelp Uanic0--A AlaIes.

SALESMAN WANTRD.-Wanted, nm active
- experienced SALESMAN by importing su johi7g fue god
std vls cJ AMI nearby trace Adire with
reference, Of trade snd sala enpeeej Box 900 Posc
LVANTED-A man of steady habits 60 Ar
w TEND BAR Apply at WALLACk HOUSE. Harlem Bridge.
XVANTED-A good CARVER for Restaurant;
make bimseh generally uu Apply 1t "a ChzaD TsL
between and 10 a
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

A NUMBER of German SERVANTS con
"A saaty TIE German Bureau, l2 NOfiof, bewca h'
ingtJu and StaniOn-sts. NJ. HlLD.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NL.Ni lAIu
Antiion Sales of Real estate.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRlBu nv WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWS
OIFCEs. Nos SO West ThTecondst, SOC West Tuenyad
~ to p m., II resulac ohee rates.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS WASH
"a home, 60 ont three DAYS tie bos
reference Call three dayB at as st EighteeutLL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

By Jot noGsre legal sale under the direction OF James H.
swsr referee house lot 63IO @ located the north 81
Oleaun h-s. zJ fel inches west Of Seoondsye
b. Benz r. Farch legal sale under the drecton OF Adn
JOAN referee Z4IJ9 0oatd the noherJ ade Of TS
c,blb-sL, 2Oj feet inches easeTy fom Seventh-aye
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
T1HE UNION COLONY of Colorado has, in
Gitp properlp to Eet.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES 5it West TrtysocoDdst, 3O3 We Twenty third
St up to p AZ regular ONCE rates
ITO LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
ovens suitable for Bread and Pie Bakery corner ThitThTs
and Broadway and siIlh-aVG-oh stand.
WIN. H. RAYNOR. 81 Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

A FRENCH GIRL as LADYs MAID, or t.
"A growing clreD and speak BnsLb 500
reference. ga West Ninetsenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
Eeriures aio 4,leeruae.

.s CUCCESSFUL PEOPLE ~ OLiNE .LQ-
- Gas canne, 5s ,7g,,g,s., ,4f' ,.,-. -,s.-e.,
,s,st s bs, In ror .oa it ~, b. h e >'''s b. .-
y eject an ongAse@g-I
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
HIarble ano 6ldte Alalteis

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IAs ILlHG WORKS l4 and 10 EAs gtse-ht Msros suf
Marbied Msne fE Marble CSaAtes MoaaaAt e. Psss thAt
defy competition ksrse isr1ng 70, We La-e
GTRWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ elegant designs Se Of every description MARBLE aud
WOOD MANTRLs r. r. STEWART c., "a I'D ~ West
Tveryhrdst. SereEthaTe.
& KLABER &5 Co., Marble Works, 223 West
-. Py.drstst between Broadway and BghAavaAabe AID
Mtfbezei Ms Mo4unea.s Headones, SayeIoF wS4tnAa
ship. at low prices
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
Gelu ilJante0--females.

A ADVERTISEMEN'rS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE tfIO"H
OFFICES 5lI West Tlr,ysecondL, jJj We "ei'Af4
~, up 70 p NJ, Al regular Office tltea
VETANTED-A German or cOlOred woman TO
w DO GENERAL HOUhBwORK in small family DO en1iea
Apply At 434 West twenty -SeeoRst., basement door
XIANTED-A WAITRESS and CHAMBER
w MAID also a1i in washing aud ironing goa y reference
required Inquire at - Basi Twe1t-lrsi.st
WANTED-A German girl to COOK, WASH,
w and IRON for small family So. % East TesH e,ld
near Broadway
WTANTED-A French lady, OF a German who
w speaks French GOVERNESS soaooL AlPy 0lJ fa
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
BrookIrn Real GState for Sale.

THE BEST INYESTMENT-Low priced, un
Il inpsOyed BROOKLYN LOTS. Cab on
rutland WHITING 5Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
Gituations panteo--tema!e

A n English lady as H0USEKEEPER; cal
"a bic and cTcni call address Tor thfe t's
siate,t.. opposite GaEten-place, Broo1ln
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE CASE OF Mr.. r. II. DANA, JR.
Az EXPLICIT MEDICATION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of the 26th instant is an
article entitled "a Daw Plucked. which contains the
abatement that Mr.. Richard ii. Dana Jr had received
the sum OF ,o for his services as attorney In behalf OF
the hunted fugitiyes from Slavery" Asmy name Is men,
tioned IN the same article in a complimentary manner
NV conduct and that OF two other gentlemen being
trssted with that Of Mr. Dana, perhaps you will permit
me TO state the exact facts in the premises, the same
being within my own personal knowledge.
Mr. Dana received any remuneration for his pro-
fcesional services naLy Fugitive Slave case After the
close of the case Of Anthony Burns, the Committee hav
ing charge Of his defense Of their nero motion,
sent Mr.. Dana check for two hundred t2oo dollars.
This he returned TO them saying In substance that he
hoped the time would come when member OF the
Boston would accept money for his professional aid
10 man claimed as q slave The Committee, then, 70
show their Of his services. presented him with
piece OF plate with an appropriate inscription "a per-
manent memorial OF the event
when the tria,s Of the "6hsdrach Rescuers' ap-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
indian AFFAIfS.
THE RECENT COUNCIL wIrI THE UrEs.

THE RECENT COUNCIL WITI THE UTES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-A gntleman pres
ent at the recent council with the Ut Indians writes
follows;
The special u g. Commission. cOnsilting Of the Hon.
T. NJ McCook, the Hon. John ID. Lang and Gen. John
sion which was the purchase about one-third OF
Of the Indians covering TIN San Juan mining
district and the larger part Of theruabe land. The
council was held at Los Rnos, and was attended by
800 Indians representing the rabeguache Den
yer. CapOte, Mauohe, Uneompagre and White River
Utes ire the head chief, WHO has always
been the consistent friend Of the whites and Of whom
every one speaks WELL said they did net wish TO sell any
OF their lands that the Government had promised TO
take care of them and to keep the whse people of their
its part Of the agreement Every SPEAKER expressed
himself very desrOus that not onlypeace but friend
the indians and that they should go brward hand In
hand" over a hundred miners have been at work on
nsst month quartz Mill has been PLACED upon IT, While
the Government, by treaty, promises keep all whites
has been moested by the Indians although they have
repeatedly informed the authorities OF the presence OF
the miners and asked that they be expelled The Utes
have always been peace with the Whites and settlers
who live upon the borders OF their reservation not only
have no complaint 10 make Of them but express their
unwiln that the Indians should be compelled 10
live exclusively on their reservation.
The Hon Felix X. Brunot and Thomas K Cree, Secre-
tary of the Board OF Indian Commissioners who in
yestigang the affairs Of the agency and nquirng into
the condition Of the Indians were ao In attendance
with Mr. Brunot said he did not believe that the Utes
had killed Agent Millen OF the Navaso Arency and ex-
pressed the opinion that had been d0neby white
He promised 10 make earnest effort 70 find out who
the perpetrators and that II they we're his people
he would deliver them 10 the authorities With the ex-
eton OF this charges can be made against
the Utes
The recent dispatches in regard TO tepredations In
Utah fail Of confirmation at army headquarters, and are
highly sensational and the presence of the troops has
been secured quiet the camor Of those having
to SELL and to avoid the possibility of danger
than 10 repel attack punish depredaton.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A few cases of smallpox have appeared in
Southern Utah.
.Ihe National LaboHCongress will assemble to-
mo In Cleveland.
The funeral Of Geo. II. Favor, who was mur.
dere at Providence took place at Lowell last Saturday
Sir Edward Thornton will leave Washington
early his White Mounan relief nom the efes
of hay fever
. The Pennsylvania State Fair opens at Erie to-
wiz be the aud bBes ehb-
the Society has given
go Fifteen Thousand eight hundred and eighty
OF silver
bullion the Poche received last weeA Salt LaAs
City.
About 100 CLAIMS. with the proofs have been
Commission the claims Of assns o. the Unised States
spain. expected that eS days Or hoaAri wh hs
cislm for very large amount
80. The funeral of the late Bishop Eastburn took
place SATURDAY Boston Trinity Church, the interior Of which
was eAbo dpel In Grape Bishops Neeley Of Aanr Bsss Of
Vermont Carh Rhode island took part In the services
-. During arrow in hotel in Water-st, Philadel-
pha ,ksrdav Michael Collins and emily employed yk
Ina pehos stabbed in the throat fssih wound
being aieted known sho committed ee deed bs tTse
are IN custody saspcsn