, 1873-06-30
The Observation-Disclosures Of Re-
ceipts Over Estimates.
Report of tho Mexican n0rdCr Com
mission---1'reasury Programme
for July.
semi-0 Official Expression Regarding
Our Relations with Japan.
Special Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
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and waB accompanied by Senator Boutwell,. Per-
sons who oonvorBod with thom say both Of
them favor tho election Of Bon Butler aa Gov
! ornor Of MasaaohusettB, and they arc of tho
opinion that ho will be nominated md elected
1t ia generally undorstood horo TINT tho intlu-
ence OF tho Administration will bo thrown in
favor Of Butler.
oun RELATIONS WITH JAPAN.
Tho National Republican, Administration organ
will print tomorrow tho following editorial,
which iB underatood to lavo received tho joint
approval Of the State Department and tho repre-
Bontatiyos of japan ut this Government,
rug great inerest Of tho United States should bo to
ne preservation Of tug Independence Of Japan but
lonR aH thore ia In tho United Btatca gonernly such
utter indifference to other countries, tho only aid
that we can 1egAma.oly e1tond which will DO
s.es' md 5ss1ae o:al~eo, II 7s4r q
that Independence. That Independence Is ovon now
the Japanese themselves, but from tho outside int-
gnses which ahow themselves In tho too rapid intro
ing Of dGorent cut and texture, md now improyo %
e'.a ne 9f saro,'a kinda which absorb tho money Of
scc e rs9pe nna a;srs thS trade Of the country h
,so1s arc destroyed and exhausted. i japan has
now, debtor nation with largo balance
10 rsy TO fqregneEs e bo d1swn from THO cEpped
should advance alt possible moral aupporr, wo should
at ths ssno SAT time deaiat from suggesonn or advice
winch VI! 1mpel Jnpan too inst In tho Way Of reform,
wont which viii certainly follow from careful md not
teo rapid onlttsaton Wo must be patient and allow
a. tho sa1no tImo NO must discourage other
nations in their dcuaands. It 10 better 10 far
Is s er esoo own mn that should
largay indebted to Great Britain aud tho continent Of
Europe for ynst Improvements that her people do not
thoy cannot acquire tho means without deranging to
It, ypry bottom long established Hyasem which Is
prepared to psy tho expenses Of largo laval dspsy M
IN tho North Pacific, running Into tho hArbor of
japan and cruising along tle coast Of China rs
uaual demands from acqnioecing in tho sehemes Of
rses which intorfero T6 Tho PROSPERITY Of ta es now
people, though they nny ADVANCE tho intoroass Of
lntions with tho JAPANESE, and our rst Object &C. should
ana impress so far ss We can tho efforts Of other
wo can cry "1IanB off, gentlemen" and thon, being
from 1ll foreign Influences, Japan will retain hor In.
dependence, as well ~ hcr Partially for the United
[7b tas Associated I1xsa1
VAN puNENs CASE.
WASHINGTON, juno 20.-The Question has boon
presented aa to what action ia to bo taken by our
government concerning Gen. Van Duron, OK
Chiof Commissioner, at Vienna. It IL safe to say
TINT, aa the Government Inns novorproferred any
charRe1 against him, no action will be taken by
N4N ~ AAt&3 AoAa w 41ptAl1A LHh1 0tu VAL
Buren, was suspended tho same as other officers
arc suspended for Irregularities or other rea-
sous, and SUCCESSOR appointed, aa tho casoa
where public interests may be bettor served
tby snch snel. changes. n Nothing has appeared
guilty Of any dishonorable proceedings, but
rather TINT ho did not possess tho requisite OK
oontivo ability ~ conluut tho puBlLUss entrusted
to him, and misplaced confidence in ono or moro
OF lis Bubordinatos especially 1ir. Moyor, and
honco tho cause Of the Irregularities which hayo
had 80 disastrous m effect on the American
fcaturcs OF tho Exposition, both morally and in
respect to articles contributed.
THE 1ND1ANs-nED CLOUDS LArEsT DEMAND.
A letter from the Red Cloud Agency, tlated
juno 20, Bays tho main object Of the visit OF tho
Indian Commission WAS to induce the Indians
to relinqnish possession OF vast tracts OF un-
coded lands hold by ,them in Nebraska anl Wyo-
ming, but it was not deemed advisable to preBopt
tho subject, the Indians boing unfayorabfe to q
discussion OF the mattor, and therefore the Com
mission contonted themselves with obtaining
tho removal of the Agency from its present
location on tho North Platte, thirty milos below
Fort Laramie, northward to the White River.
The Indians demanded l 100 stand of arms of
the boat pattern, with plenty of ammunition,
Tho Commission could only agree to ask the
Great Father to issue ton guns to each Of tho
eleven banda OF Sioux represented in the Coun-
ol.. el. Aou olond wanted hundred white squaws
sont out for his young men. Many white mon
had married Indian squaws, and aftorward loft
them and their chiltlron on tho handa Of tho
tribe to be provided for, which did not strike him
aH tho proper thing.