, 1875-07-01

ted Tails Agency state that three larg
war parties left that vicinity on the 18th
one for each Ponca or Pawnee, Ute ant
Shoshone reservations. It is though
among posted men that a gigantic In
dian war is about to be iAausurated ant
information has been sent to India,
Agents.
New YoRK, June 23.-Specisls from
the Back Hills expedition give detail
confirming Custar's gold reports. Tn
formation is slate with quartz veins
also coarse granite. Prospectors hav'
found good eyerywhere for seven mile
along French creek. The soldiers hav'
panued it out in their shovels. Th
Tribune's special says the highest yielt
is 81 cents per pan.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The Republican
Kansas City special says rumor of
proposed consolidation of the Kansas
Pacific and U. P. Z. L. is creating {
great stir in this city. The railroad
company interd 10 run their own ex,
press.
New YORK, June 23.-Gold closed q
17Is; stocks active and strong.
The 3 itish steamer Amazon is re
ported by telegram to have sunk of
d.. rr,I,o aro,,, o,I Ja-caprars wars
saved and it was expected that large
part of the cargo would be got out.
WASHINGTON, June pa new ard
dangerous counterfeit has been dis
covered at the National Bank redemp-
tion agency, of five dollars notes of the
First National Bank of Canton. ILL.,.
WASHINGTON, June 90. - Secretary
Delano, having recovered from his
recent illness, arrived here this morning
and resumed his duties at the Interior
Department.
PARIS, June 23.-In the National As
sembly to-day, N. Buffet, Minister of
the Interior, expressed his establishment
at the attacks upon the Government
yesterday by NM. Blame and Montjon
in the debate or the public powers bill.
He pointed to the fact that the Govern
ment put forth its programme upon
coming into Office and no disapproval
thereof Was then made. He challenged
its opponents to bring forward a reso-
luton condemning that programme.
But to challenge the Government on a
question of organic law, he added he
would preserve the programme while he
was in Office. lie acknowledges sup
plenentary constitutional bills to be
contrary to the principle of NM.
Blanc and Montjon, that they entrust the
President of the Republic with the role
cf an American President which would
render necessary the alteration Of all
French laws. He instanced the law
which empowers the President to fl the
number of the military contingent
There was no analogy between France
and the United States. He concluded
US follows: In organizing a Govern"
ment for France. we did not start from
an abstract point of view, we asked fer
conditions necessary to place the execu-
tive in harmony with French customs
and traditions. If you could prove that
the public powers bill was incompatible
with the Republic, We think the country
would sacrifice abstract principle and
prefer Government more il harmony
with its own character" The Right
cheered the speech throughout.
Gen. Du Temple, I4egitimatist's Dep
uty, created great confusion by some
Incorporate remarks in the course of
which be insulted Minister Buffet and
the President of the Assembly. He
declared McMahon was equally guilty
with Napoleon third for Sedan.
LONDON, June 23.-sThe morning pa
pers announce the failure of J. II.
kundall & Son, 20 King William street,
London; liabilities, 100000. Also,
Wm. Marshall, of Marshall; liabilities,
e500,O0O
The revival meeting as originally pro-
posed was not held at Eton because the
local authorities would not furnish the
police force which was considered neces-
sary te keep peace. A n Getting was fin
ally held in private garden at which
1000 students at Eton, 5 masters and
300 citizens were present. During the
service Moody announced that he had
received telegram stating that the
Governor of Eton sustained the head
man and removed all obstacle to the
proposed meeting but he (MoodyJ had
no intention of holding further services
n the neighborhood.
i The Earl of Cavan and Earl Russell
accompanied Moody and Sanky to
Eton.
@VIcToRIA. June 2t.- The My-midon
returned to Esquirnalt at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon with q number of
the officers of the lost U. S. man-of,
war Saranac. The Otter arrived in this
port at nine O'Clock last night with the
crew and what was saved from the
sunken vessel. The flagship Repulse
was at anchor at Deep Bay when the
California passed on Tuesday night. 1t
is stated that when the California was
coming towards the scene of the wreck
there was much speculation when the
blue Jackets of the Saranac were seen.
Many believed that the sailors and ma
rines were engaged in war with the
Indians. The Otter towed down the
Saranac's steam launch and four boats
were saved.
NEW York, June 24.-Mrs. Tilton
will to-morrow publish an afida, it writ
ten in her own vindication, in which
she says: mo person was employed i'll
laying carpets at the time specified by