, 1874-04-02

1oRrLAND, March.-Advices from the
Maheur reservation represent thst the
Indians have grown insolent and refrac-
tory serious trouble is feared. A detach-
met of troops has been sent from camp
Harley the agent at Linkvilie and his
men at the agency; and he has obtained
information of q conspiracy among the
Indians to rise and attempt to kill all
hands, also plot to murder the express
man who carries dispatches from Can
yon City to the agency. A considerable
number of Indians have left the reser-
vation, it is feared there will be good
deal of difficulty with them before ev-
erything is settled.
Weather warm and pleasant.
: San Francisco, March 49, Steamship
Colima has been heard from. Shs broke
three blades of her propeller and put in
to a small cove in Cerros Islands, and
sent men to San Diego.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Senate
has confirmed the nominations of Robt.
H.Lindsey for o. S. Attorney for New
ada, vice Jonas Seely, resigned.
LONDON, March 27.-In the House of
Commons to-day a member asked for
the number, terms and places of irpris-
onment of the Fenian convicts, and the
opinion of Government whether the time
had not come for their release. Cross,
the Home Minister, replied that the to-
tal'nomber was sixteen, eleven were ex-
soldiers, sentenced for life for assisting
the Insurgents, two were sentenced to 5
Years, one to years and the remaining
two for life for manslaughter. That 10
were in Australia, three in England and
three in Irelsnd. That Government had
no intention of interfering with the ex-
ecution of their sentences. The House
received the announcement with cheers.
OTTAWA, March 27.-Sir John A.Mac-
donald has formally resigned the leader
ship Of the opposition. DR.. Upper will
probably succeed him.
The Governor-General in his speech
in Parliament to-day called attention to
the consideration of plan for a more
speedy completion of the Canadian Pa
eifc Railroad.
The receipts of Government for the
current year will not meet expenses and
Parliament is asked to supply the def
clancy.
MADRD, March 81 Serrano tele-
graphs to Government that his loss YES
terday was 1SS killed and wound.
ed. He holds all the captured Carlist
positiers.
BAYoNE. March 27.-C -Carlists dispatches
claim victory in yesterdays fighting
with Serrano.
PARIS, March 27.-In the Assembly
to-day Dahriel, Monarchist, moved that
the Assembly vote on the first of July
to decide npon future form of Govern
ment in France. He urged that it was
an in,possibility to make constitution
without first settling the question
whether France is to be Monarchy or
Q aRepublic. The motion caused great
excitement in the Chamber, and excit.
ing debate ensued. Dekedrel and Due
de Broglia opposed the motion which
was defeated 333 to 256.
San FRANcIsco, March 2S.-A small
boat from the Screw steamer Montana
arrived 3 O'Clock A. M. from San Diego.
with Wells, Fargo & Co's.messenger and
Capt. Hefron, Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'S. agent at Acapulco, who reported
the Montana outside awaiting their re-
turn from the delivery of dispatches.
They report that on March Is the Coli
ma lost three blades of her propeller and
put into Cerros Island, off the coast of
Southern California. she sent the boats
and crew to San Diego, who, after bat
ting head winds for nine days. were
picked up by the Montana, ninety miles
south of San Diego. The Montana re
turned for the Colima and me. her in
tow of the Arizona, on March 25. liam.