, 1874-10-15

of the assistance Of company Of
White Leaguers offered by Col. Angel.
and the negroes were easily dispersed
and quiet restored.
BRowNv1LLE, Texas, Oct. 11-A band |
headed by Gen. Cottina is organizing |
to cross the frontier into Texas, overs
power the guards ststiored on the line.
and piIlage and murder the inhabitants.
The people are arriving to oppose them
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1O.-Tomorrows
picayune will contain specific and
duly authorized offer on part OF the
fusionists to accept the proposition
made by Gov. Kellogg in his address
namely to test the question of Louisiana
State Government by canvass of actual
returns of all parties to abide by the
result. These returns are in custody OF
McEaery's party and can be produced
and authenticated ut any time.
Gen. G. Pennypacker, for some time
past commanding the U. s. troops in
this city, left last evening under orders
to resume his post at Nashville.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Oct. 10-Gen. +.
NJ. Nealy. U. s. Marshall in Alabama,
has appointed some dozen or more
deputy Marshalls upon recommendation
of Chas. E. Mayor, Chairman of the
Republican Executive Committee OF
this State. The deputies have been
appointed in negro counties and are
all Republicans.
BuEsos AYBEs, Oct. 10-Revolution
lists under Rivas, are still encamped
near this city. The Government troops
occupy Marian. A great movement Is
expected on the 18th inst, when Doel-
linada will assume presidency. Insur-
gent gunboat Peorana being parsued
by the Government squadron, put into
Monte Video, but was ordered to quit
at once.
SAN FRAsc1sco, Oct. 12-Flour, S7H
@5 111a.
Wheat, 1 45@1 so.
Barley, l O71a@1 17H.
Oats, Oregon. 5O@1 60; choice Cali
fornia, l 35@1 IS.
Potatoes, 1@1 25.
y1N1rA, Indian Territory, Oct. 49,
President Grant, in company with Ex-
Secretary Borie, Gen. Harney and
others, arrived here this evening. Hun
dreds of Cherokees gathered to see the
great fathers, and Col. Boudinot, in
their behalf, made short address of
welcome, in which, after referring to
the extent of the Territory. its resources
and population, he said: Whatever
difference of opinion there may be
among the Indians of this Territory
respecting questions of public policy
I au, sure all unite in conviction that
YOU, Mr.. President. are true and
steadfast friend of Indians and will
exercise your great influence on oil
suitable occasions to protect our lnter-
es.s, and encourage and sustain us in
our efforts to secure rights and privil-
eyes which our advanced civilization
entities us to. The recommendations
,, YOU have made to Congress in youl
annual messages with regard to tLis
Territory, we believe are cordially en-
dorsed by large proportion Of the
, intelligent part of our people. The
President said it affords me great pleas
ure to visit your beautiful country. 6
country which I have never seen before
though have been on all sides of 1t
It is rich in soil and of surprising
beauty. Without saying anything at this
time about the policy which thinh
should be adopted in regard to this
Territory. will say that I am pleased
with such evidences of advancement
} among you, and hope you will be en-
couraged in cultivating the soil of 81
: rich and magnificent a country.
/; New York, Oct. 12 -Chillian news Il
, to the effect that the controversy be-
. tween Chilia and Bolivia for the posses
= sion of the territory between the 23'
and 25 parallels, was finally settled b.
protocol signed at Suere, August 9th
The disputed territory, including tn
Caracoles mines was ceded to Bolivia
: Chill to receive an indemnity in sun
to be fixed by Arbitration.
The Ell Coorinsta, Spanish pape
published in this city. prints car
from admiral Polo De Basabe, lat
:. minister to Washington, with regard t
r q story of cession Porto Rico to Ger
|. many which originally appeared II
n Freemsn's Journal. The Admiral say
il the dispatches which were incorporate
with tie story have no existence. It
, likewise untrue that he had sent in hi
= resignation as minister plenipotentiar
"a from Spain to Washington. The caus
"a Of his leaving that Office was that th
: minister marine required his service
y in the Navy. The Admiral conclude
- by saying that the whole story Is
II network of absurd and contemptibl
# calumnies.
l. New YORK, Oct. IA dispatch frol
Fort Worth, Texas, says that Gen. MI
s Kenzie, after repelling two attacks b
n Indians on the 26th and 9th of Septen
"A bar marchad ali NIGHT of the 9th, an