, 1873-05-24
WASHINGTON,


Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
TROUBLES ON THE MEXICAN HOLDER.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Nny 29.--Tlo Govern
mont Inns Ito Official information concerning tho
engagement bctwoen Col. Mckenzie and tho
Lfpon mil Kickapoo Indians, on tho Mexican
border, except tho brief dispatch received to-
day from Con. Sheridan. In this dspatol,,
nothing Ia said Of tho prociso locality, where
tho light occurred, nor ia there my monton of
tito TACT, tliat tho Indians tycro puruaol Into
Mexican Territory. At tho War Department,
thero appears to 10 little doubt TINT COL No.
Aonzio followed the thioying Indians acroHs tho
border and chastisod thon on 1texioa,,
soil. Fort Olarls, tho place mout,onod
In shoridan's dispatch, Ii ono OF tho
border posts, and 1t appoays that tho eight took
place 80 mtlos from TINT point It la thought
Mo1icanH, noting, OF course, III defiance Of Inv,
md thAt thta fact becoming known to Col, Nc
Konzio, lso dotcr1ninel to pursue thom to what
tlloy doomed their stronghold. For Homo tl,no
Information which showed that Tic Toxans on
tho 1sio drando hnye boon subjected to t1o
uoprodattonB or an organized band Of outlaws,
composed OF Indians mid Moxicnns. Tho
complaints M and reports have como from offlcora
lostmaBters, and officers Of tho army, a8 ,7oll aB
settlors. While tho Commission appointed by
nutraGoa hoa hon,, ~ t'e T. sil.o tnoso 1oportca
of rcnioru ",, ,,a,,n .h uuhnens tno "ofS
withont n,;v rorasa r. s4s m piuEle5hoa
nioparsmont that tho suffcrcrs havo appealed to
tho army otticora III command OH tho Mexican
border, and tho result il Col. McKouzie's pun
tHlmont Of the Indians.
rotintc with t1,o W,ntn'oas 1osis ap"n 70 no'
thc oof, rnon ~ TINT FIX as,5 5uIao Ill., tio ecu;
to make raid mon To4us md JT ,vom motG ag apoas
trod thoy wand bo ro,,ora1 rii - ~. suoy To-
poace viii tlo Gnmmtssnnara r. t. thn,a1,t nppat
the Intlin,, f)co thnt X ,rn. +1at rs !is,ni. ~
Col, MoXonzio 30 Lnndsomo1v ' rcno1ioI "iu,e nur
Government has repoatodly asked ner1nisaion NJ
tho Mexican authorities 10 pursue tic mlauradora
a satisfactory reply, bouor Mariscal. t],o NTcrI-
can Minister, IL renrcscnte1 M hayinn that
II 1t should become an importous nocess1ty for
our troops to pursue the savage and hostile In
Msno asnS iron our setTtGy Into G1eo INT Tic
to aeson sesas ne to ef .ds hs
general opinion in official circlos hero, tint tho
Mexican Government has llttlo ground for COM
against tho raids mado by Mo1icans and Indians
upon tho ctizenB OF Toxan tho Mexican outhor;-
ties have merely replied that while tloy
did not approve Of them, they wore
powerloss to prevent them. This faot viii
Otherwise grave question which mfc1t ARIA ma M
to tho conduct of Col H1cKengie s1,ha nrn,aa ~
taken p that orr m oyornmnnt IL houna m9 f9ouno 1r
teot its own oitizons At al hazards, and il tho
ssns tnoy nst taaG IT, oonssqas1ces Tho
mating to.Iay hit n H." ehaonna ~ tuu -, i;
information. No doflnito conclnaion ~ co,,1d ha
nnyar'mont ,ri11 10 =, 10, npToYol tsas ING
..,.o T. 1T.-,.. s-.:.1 Fo'-+A A1@oto w "PoA"
tHat so NAV cnmnIa;n and ratoats to T,s
Saten can n}fcr 1nzcn nf fa1 no uioe
committod hy Nrnr;cn ci;yans H. a W @
Ina ontarta;mod tGa ;oa luoslqyn. w ms 1oF long
,s;nasa ~ .u4 ar;sa ia'n ~ VI nlsg .ae Mex
act;on nf Cnl McSony;a .r otrnr', ~ ~, s1"s tuo
t,';!.. " eo'' nAc4Aon@lo WILL a1lofo the oppor-
'on4ts' .
ontEf - ypa11oEelilf.
,,a, ~ s;n tu-aMy Win EIomnent pnollo
nan '!a ol tnls Distiict inc Presidcns took occa-
oi';,, ti,nt VII ~ tno Chle1-Jnsslco-
Sn;p; nn;i,,, .nas no man shoold receive tho ap-
pol,il9sa!! /. convictions or affiliations
sr,';4e m"ua ~ any WY 3eopardlzo TIE legitimate
that H. ~ tuo iopelo. ae Was Of tue opinion
soaot;n naat t ~ oshefa IN
oanrESrans ts Srw EVE onLriSs Sns Ssls'9n srnro
ssnGtor Matt Carpenter DOS ot receive
asao[1ne Ma conments here foE his iato speech IN
nout ov"rr,ra,,t "a ~ troue. promf,
ths srcceh waa sort ~ 1ouay INIT
which adnitte Mi tbo nrinva"ce fh,t 9n
Kclloggitos comn1ainoi nf md vnt mo ho ul, inl1
thom tIat tLsv wnre "'o nowarioaa yvs Lao 'ota ~
avert the consequences. Carpenter .mndo
Hin ao1ota Inet rat 'pec9n ~
tho con;to woa r;,'r1 naGr ,;t Mn'tf, ana "lle
ho oara h;s s"n ,,at fs M4sn us usllune'Aslons,
~ ~ kasg ., h1s vote 1of Inc amondinont, which
lolssea s tno Kellogg government on Louisiana,
and defeated his own demand for uow election
THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
1t ie stated on rood authority that In tbo
ayant thnt INV Jowsii deou ~ n5a.t a', ~ .uo
s;an ,oins;o, H. oo"on uoes aot aeeeps tne Ana
~ H se'on' ,uo A!'pontn3ent "iii 20 tendorod
to % %1euly .. SANFORD, or Connecticut. Sanford
has had considerable diplomatic oxpericnco, and
was formerly Secretary Of Legation ut st. poters-
burg, IIo va. moro A,lbanni,anflv M;niutcr "a
-1'N'0'oA ~
r9oho d.soc1at-d p,.s.,
THE yrNn1cAT1ny ~, NM ~ ,,,,,,,
WAsHrSoroY Nav q3-Ahnut ma yoor ,ro
hlaj. J. ". Wl1aYn, OF salem. Ill. recontlv m 5n.
pointed Illinois penitoptiary uommissioncr ,Saa
removed from tho position of Tnfl;on rnnt NJ
tho Rad Clnnd Aoancu 1vi,;o,, ~ +tahe' t.st1 ~