, 1873-07-03


Pope to Lieut.. General Sheridan. who
tndorses it: Respectfully forwarded
for information OF General of the Army
and Indian Bureau. that the Cheyt nnes
and Kiowas are off their reservations"
General Sherman endorses the paper rs
follows:
"Head Quarters army
Washington June "a.
Respectfully submitted to $ cretary
of War. These are the Indians to con-
ciliate whom Santana and Big Tree are
to be turned loose. l have no m2le
faith in their sincerity than l should
have in prairie wolves, and as l once
risked my life to test their sincerity,
do not propose to again expose Others
to risk danger. and hope the Indian
Bureau will manage them without the
.iC of the Arm,."
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 25-There
were Is deaths from cholera o-day OF
which IL were white persons. Specials
from Galla,in report the disease ON the
Increase there.
NEW YORK. June Is A Long Branch
.,,ec,.l SAYS President Grant, on The
evening before gong to Washington
visited several gentlemen who urged the
removal of Secretary Richardson from
the Treasury Department. They lett
his presence with the belief that his de-
cision was made to do SO. Same dis
patch says the official life OF Minister
Jay will terminate Oh close OF Vienna
Exposition.
The Evening Post announces the ar
rest, this morning, OF John Il. Walsh,
one of the Court House Commissioners,
and states that he is now Ill the Distinct
Attorneys Office for bail.
A dispatch from On. bee says num-
Der OF emiglants from Sweden ana
Norway, brought to Canada by Molson'
emnIoved in works ON lower st. Law
renee, at Moissic, revolted IN conse-
quence of dispute about payment OF
wages they insisting on gold and Mol
son giving them orders for goods on
stores owned by himself. Wishing to
leave Moisssc, and unable to get away
owing to Moison owning all vessels ira
! iino there, the emigrants to the num-
her of 300 men. women and children,
| went down to the river. seized schoon
er and set sail for Quebec where they
arrived on Monday when % OF them
we're arrested aud .eld on charge OF
stealing the vessel from Nelson. the
matter causes much excitement among
. al connected with emigration.
A jury having been obtained in the
Nalworth case, Assistant Dist. Attorney
Rollins opened for piosectlon reviewing
letails of the charges and saying thai
defendant had travelled three hundred
niles to commit crime. The evidence
or the prosecution commenced. 1he
prisoner is attended by his mother and
ounger brothers.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Prince Azuma,
If japan, who resigned from the Anna
,olis Naval Academy II short time ago,
,wing to i'll health, is now IN this city
,uffering from pulmonary complaint.
lie wishes to return to home but his
,hys1cians advise him not to undertake
be journey.
CHICAGO, June ga Washington
special states that the Secretary OF War,
.nder the advice OF the Attorney Gener-
Il. has commenced suit against Gener
Il Howard for large amount OF Aioney
or which he failed 20 account, as Co1.-
mission er OF the Freedmen's Bureau.
Gen. Wilson, who was appointed Min
,ter to Central America, having recelv
d his final instructions from the State
department, left here last week, to Call
IN the President at Long Branch. prior
o his departure for his post of duty.
,fter deliberation, ne decided to estab-
,sh q. >. Legations al San Jose
nd Costo Rica, that being deemed
IL point of diplomatic relation al d for
,ther reasons, tie most important TO
entral American States.
BosToN. June 26.-At a eting OF the
directors of the Union Pacific r. L. to-
ay John Duff was appointed acting
resident; Oliver Ames and Elisha Wat
ms we're chosen to fill vacancies i'll the
executive Committee caused by the
1eatb of Oakts Ames and Horace Clarl.
The vacancy in the Committee on Land
;rants was filed by Oliver Ames.
NEyYoRK. June 26.-A Bermuda letter
the Eapress announces that family
uamed Knowles, consisting OF father,
Mother and two daughters were murder
d in Hamilton. on the 18th inst, aud
ne house robbed of all valuables.
Specie shipments of one million. OF
which $500. 600 Was coin, and S5OO.OOO
gold is packing from shipments ofSatnr-
lay. The Government sold Sl,5OO,ooo
gold at 81 Is.
WASHINGTON. June 26.-Lieut.-Col
Carlin, with the Northern Pacific survey
ing expedition, reports "a secoud atlacb
hv the Sioux Indians, 18th inst, on
Beaver Dam creek. Luss. scout
wounded. Sioux loss, 2 killed. and it
Is stated that there were 70 wounded
and carried off. Several men were
wounded.
LoNooN June 26.-A dispatch from
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