The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-16
EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lo.--Ihe Senate
IT = o'clock is still III session. without
having accomplished anything except
voting TO adjourn and answering to
eallsof the House on the Senate Amend.
ment Logan agreeing. Yeas %, nays
~ The bill then passed
Spencer then submitted resolution
directing the Secretary of the Senate
to pay clerks of the several standing
committees of the Senate per diem COM
pensation for August. Sargen, objected
to the resolution, claiming it to b. con
trary to law, which expressly provides
that their compcnsatiops should be dur
ing the session only.
The Senate then. at $50, adjourned
till IL to-day.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Ij.-ln the Sell
att. Window called up conference re-
port on tho Indian appropriation bill.
Agreed to without discussion. Logan
called up House bill to authorize the
President 10 accept services of volun-
teers 10 aid in suppressing Indians. He
submitted an amendment, III nature If
to increase such companies of cavalry
regiments rs be may think proper to
hundred men each, providing the total
number of men shall not exceed $500.
and arpropriating *l,634,7O to pay
expenses Of such increase.
New YoRK, Aug. l5.-Advices from
Columbia have the following: War like
troubles loom up in the Columbian Re
public. The first outbreak in the State
OF Cariam July LIST has spread. Pro-
nunciamen against the Government
have been rife in that section. and the
Conservative aud Catholic Clerical par
~ are in open rebellion. There have
been several fights in Carthage. 100 lib
erals of the Government party were
killed or wounded by the Conservatives
who gained the fight at Videlina. near
Palymaiia. On July 18th the Liberals
defeated five thousand Conservatives;
another body of five hundred Conserva.
tives under Gen. Herrar were beaten Mt
Mt. Pachria, Herrar losing his life
In the fray at Timbucktoo. Parindo
and other fights. the Liberal, claim VIC
tories. An engagement IL expected le.
tween 10000 Conservatives. es,pped at
Carthage. aud 2.ooo oi mors Liberals.
who were about To attack them. The
Peace Party la the State of Antiauoks
have given i'll To the War Party Ivy the
overthrow of the P,s,c, Presi lent. |,
is foretold that military aid will be
sent to the Kevolu,ionis,s IN Csuoan.
II this is done i, il prob bile th., the
Government will int.rirr. against tile
Resolutionists The Colun biam Guard
in Panama will leave on the ninth for
Cancsu.
The cAlstaiice of the pass acruss the
Dsrien divide. advocated 10y Mr.. Doga-
GOA, in his Canal project. is establish
ed beyond doubt. India rubber col
lsctors strongly advocated il. Colouist
miners passed right by i, in April aud
May last, and Col. W. ID. Farr aud an
American went through i, in June aud
July,
CHICAGO. Aug. l5.-The later 0ceaa's
Sioux City special says an Indian
brought, news into Fort Thompson
this afternoon that great battle had
recently been fought by Gen Crooks
Command and Sitting Bulls forces.
The Indians have been nearly all
killed, those who escaped scattering
IN all directions. there not bang
enough leit TO res,s, the soldiers.
LEAvsSwoRrH. kas.. Aug I5.-The
Journal will tomorrow publish an sc.
count ofthe Custer battle IS reported by
agent Miles Ia Superintendent: Michel.
snn. IL is strictly an Indian version OF
the story and agrees in every important
particular with that Of the military.
The Indians are said {, have hal four
10 Custsrs one.
NEw loRK, Aug. i5.-The Isn<s'
Cincinnati dispatches from North Yer.
non indicate renewal of the strike
of the hrakemen on the Ohio and Mis-