, 1873-05-27
WASHINGTON,
Spcculations as to tho Effect Of tho
Mckenzie Raid into hoXico.
No Existing Treaty Provision
Applicable to the Case.
The Government Suit Against the Union
Pacific and Credit Mobi|ier.
The Bill Presented by the At
tornoy-General of tho
United States.
Full List Of AL the Defendants to the
Gnit.
Full List Of ALL the Defendants to the
91it.
Special Disrdtch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
hs'KYNx1F's NTx.rAN uhJp.


not soom to DO impressed With the importance Of
tho diplomatic consequences attending Con.
MoKinzie's invasion Of Mexico. It is now be-
loved that tho afrair may DO mado tho occasion
Of considerable correspondence between tho two
Governments, which in tho end will 1oal
to IN agrcon1ont that either nation shall
bayc tho right to pursue and punish
offenders oven beyond tho national boundary
nno When in 1913 tho Guadaloupo-Hidalgo
troaty was ratllcd it was conceded that such
disturbances az thega might arsao On account Of
tho romantic charaotor Of the 1ndlnn tribes In
habting tho borders, and the eleventh arttclo
shall have no tight to pursue and furnish marau-
dors sirrespoetiyo OF boundary liucs. Tho Kickapoo
nnd Lipon Indians woro, at tho time tho treaty
was made, Inhabitants Of tho country which. ao-
tho provisions Of their treaty to tho United
statos, and they still live chiefly by p1undering
our citizens, although residing creator part Of
tho timo on tho, Mexican sldo OF tho
t1ss SH1 shis o6agation t. to- restrain and pm.
ieh these border Indians might DO
considered by the Mexican Government Us laying
the foundation for claim for all losses suffered
our pnrf to mako tho restraint effective. honce
the United States nconrod tho abrogntfon Of tho
eleventh article Of tho treaty Of Guadalupe.
| Hfdalgo, by the second article Of tho ttoaty OF
Arizona. There is at prosont, IT is believed, no
existing provision applicable to tho subject. It
must bo considered and treatod according to tho
recognized principles, Of international lay: 1ts
questions on Which diplomatiats may display
thoir varied loarning. Tie question may bo raisod
| whether those Indiana ARC citizens Of the
| Dn1tcd States or Of Mexico. That thoir original
and parts Of these bands are still residents Of
Kansas, tho Indian Territory: and Taxas, but
these marauders resido by turns Oh either side
Seon tho rosagbnGs r9s n adc.h snd haSe osss
i - would 1ot their arrnod inouraions into tho
United statos for plundcr and Wholesale murder
be, according to tho principles Of international
Inv, an not Of war And, fnot cittzens Of tho
diction. being sheltered and protected by
TINT Government while making contentious,
armed lnyasons Of our country,-Mo11co being
the base from which they send ont armed parties
become On act Of war on the part Of tho Mexican
Government itso]f aa much as if they
| were recognized citizens Of tho Republic
This is question which will bc prossed upon
upon the treatment Of this question. It ia bo-
loved herc, on tho part OF tho State Depart
ment, that Moxico will disown tho
hostile acts Of those Indians. as we'll
nss tEs on its Sn e% sart t lac d5no aa II
that was obligatory to restrain their 1awlossness.
Such course would necessarily saise tho quos-
tion of the right Of milton In time OF peace to
pursue hostile forcoB or bands Of robbers into
. noighboring. country without ite formal
consent, tho inter being confcsRodiy or NO.
toriounly unab1e to protect its neighbors from
such damage. This question, although raisod
yet bcon formally passed upon. It may be
ono Of the Important results Of this in.
yaaon that tho two Governments, go far as
themselves, are jointly concerned, may, reach q
prove Of service to tho civilized world. There
is no approximation Of any aorioua dtticulty, what
over may be tho result Of tho present disturbance
0NELNDACn rApEn.
Assistant Secretary Of tho Treasury Sawyer
loft hero for Philadelphia tonight, where he will
inspect tho Glonn paper mills. Upon invitation
Of Secretary Richardson, Senators Window and
West will accompany Mr. Sawyer, in order that
05 ao GRa4a oog my II sso ss @ MS fsne a
the pnper upon which the greonbacks arc print"
| 3D. and also ag to tho present condition Of tho
institution. Mr. Sawyer will then go. to Now
York to attonu to mnttora apportalDing to tho
T1lx DEER TAX.
> 4 Btatombnt prepared ut tho noyonuo Bureal
shows that, during tho frat six months OF tht
current hscal year, rs far rs compared Will
from S'ds pSap quess es :ao si iS''ps' Ps
ton atiHtricts Of Tho Union whero consider
ably increased, tho excess ranging from G3 dow,
SLOWS tho largest percentage Of increase. whcl
is unnccountablc, aud the First California show!
the smallest increase in percentage, although
aeyorai others nre lower in actual increase o
collections: Tho Third Msaessehugotts, tho Dos
tho Ninth Now " York, tho 'argest col
lection district, increased s70,8Ga, Or 2
! ereaaed o499 Or Is per cent. Tho Foourtl
! Illinois, Quincy 81, no, or ID por cont. Til
rirst missouri. 1t. Louis, sls,7ll, or ia Pc Pc
cent.
l9o tho Associated {ress.l
4 NEW PLANET
WASHINGTON, May 20--ptof. @. T. Potora dia
covered this morning new planet Of tho olcy
ninutos south, aud 2l1 degroea 18 minutes de
y, cllnatt0n; motion due west.
= THE COURT OF oLA1Ma
rondoror the following. judgment for cotto
seized by Cen. Bhormnn'H forcoB at tho time q
tho capture Of Savannah aud gold by tho Unite
BtatoH: In favor OF William Da.torsby and til
executors Of Thomas 8. Motcalf, $486, ,242, hoin
the largest snglo Judgment oyer rendered by IL,
joct OF Groat Britain, who has reside
for thirty ycara in Savannah Tho cot!o
claim Of Wn. u. Mills, another British subject
, was diamiased OH tho ground that tho cotto
Of tic Union lines aud in violation Of tho rogu
latl0ns then In force. Judgment waA rendero
for $l55, ,554 In favor Of Uharlea droono, {
Savannah, also sub]oot Of Great Britain. Th
\ main question III this caao was whether all alict
, domioied during tho Rebellion within tsa itsau
reutionnry States, could be guilty of tho orn
Of treason against tho Unisod 6tatos. I'll
Court Of Claims, following tho decision Of til
= Unitod States 6upromo. Court, last tori,
R decides this question anlrn,atiyely, but als
holds under tho Batno decision tlat aIlonA thr
guilty OF treason, by falling to obHoryo their ol
legations of qualified allegiance, were include
= III aud pardonod by tho Presidents proclam
ton Of Dec. 70, 1861
-. 4 decision was rendered In tho long-pcntli,
case Of Eliza J. Atooha, al,niniHtratrlx Or Ao:
antior ]. Atoclla, deceased. Atooha waa natl,
], OF Spain, but WAS 3 nsturnlizcd citizen Of II
Il United States, who did buBinoas as q banker
y. | the City Of Mexico. and WAS e1p0llod from tn