Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23


tlc pending motIoD. AZ objection will. how
ever, carry Kellogg ever 70 Tuesday. 10 night
The Tcpublicaos. who have heco somewhat dis
hcartcncd, are il better spirits aud thiDk that
they will come cut all right.
Chief Joseph.
\ dispatch to the New York Herald from
Bismarck, dated yesterday, says:
"Whcn viii these white chefSt tell the truth,
responded Joseph when he was told that ne
must move 90. He was advised Of his Fort
Loavcnworth destination last hight in bis tepee,
AID at once the young warrior tell into revere
with tic above suggestive uttcrance 10 the III.
tcrprctcr. He called council OF his chiefs aDd
kept it up uoti two o'clock this mornlog.-
Joseph Was sad and suspicious. The COUNCILS
Conclusion was to submit there was no other
alternative; they had surrendered in GOOD faith,
and Joseph, in addressing the Interpreter, said:
II trust yCu will do ~ you say will follow
you to shc end OF the world if you lead.
Joseph trd your correspondent, who was
present 1t The strange midnight conference,
that he gave up because Howard promls
cd that he should 20 70 Tongue RIVER
and remain with Miles until spring, and
,hcn return 10 his Wa|la Wala Valley. lie
was promised the possession Of his horses Wheu
NJ reacted Tongue river. The promise was
dou,y brokep. II was told be must come to
Bismarck, because it was better c0uutry Tor
him, and his horses taken from him. Now he
had hardly arrived whcn he was told lie must
90 further, because LcavcnWCrth was warmer
aod better country.
[ a.krd him why be went 10 var.
lie answered. Il love my CO uutry as love
ny mother never signed the treaty OF $50,
and all We did Was to leave Wai.a " ala. l.
H4s cur counlry. The soldiers came aud want
e. TO drive Us on the reservation W. had never
agreed TO enter upon. You would have dooe
Tue same got beside myself AID |ent 70 re-
si-,ing the sod~rs, and then cane the war.
Howard, 10 our councils, taxed harsh; SAID we
must his language piorccd ny heart a.
knif2.
a>k:l where IL sas g2;ns wti@a lie was
cantur:u.
uc ss!d to the MI; River county. where he
though! he c3uld keep out the SO. 1ie-: aad hav2
plenty II game. Il VIE unsettled when Miles
struck Kim. Some O: his brave: were CIT oil,
Ynd they deserted him Ii no! for this deaer-.
ton OF sixty warriors he says he could nave held
Miles back, let his women ard children OF n
the night, and the warriors could have made Al
easy march over the British line.
he band will not 70. of i)c Leavenworth
before Tomorrow.
Joseph sold the war pony he rode over the
whv;o great march from Wela Walia to the
spot whore ne surrendered to,dsv to Bismarck
ps-.!cs for S55. lie :sys he VIII save The govern
mon: tina: much transportation.
France.
i Paris dispatch says: Tie difficulties rea
tive to tic formation Of Cabinet continue 10
consequence OF the tact that some OF those who
have bceD SUNNI coed to the E'ysee favor con-
ci.ia;ion aod others resistance. Great efforts,
however, ere making 10 settle the matter. This
cveriDg strong belief prevails that NJ. Battle
will be appointed Minister Of the Interior and
President of the Council. y
The MoDitcur says forty two projects have
resigned, and more designations are expected.
4 Paris correspondent says reports concarn-
iDg ministerial combinations vary hourly. The
Monteur says: I'VE know that personally the
Marshal is disposed to enter upon constitu-
tional and parliamentary course, but certain men,
actuatcd by party interest, invoke his engage
mcuts towards The reactlonary officials, which
they alIege bind him irrevocably. We fear the
Marshal lacks resolution.
A telegram from Paris contains the follow
iDg: 1T is now said that the Ministry will be
finally constituted today, but will not comprise
any Senator or Deputy
PARIS, Nov. 23-The new Ministry has
been definitely constituted as follows President
of the Council and Minister of War, Gen.
Grinaudct DeRochebouet; Minister OF Foreigo
Affairs, the Marquis DeBuuncvllc; Mioister OF
the Interior, NJ. Dew elche; Minister OF Justice,
N. Lepcletcr; Miuister OF Finance, NJ. DutlI-
lcul; Minister of Commerce. NJ. OzeGDe;
Minister of Public Works. NJ. Graetf; Minister
Of Public Instruction, NJ. Faye. The Minister
Of NIariGc has DOT yet been nomlCated. NJ.
Duticu the Minister OF Finance, was formerly
deputy for Compiegne, department of the Disc,
bui WAS defeated 10 the election of October IA.
lie sat with the constitutional group. He has
bccn connected with the Ministry Of Finance
for mary years.
SuIpwREcK. The Uoited States Consul at
Bermuda sends dispatch to the Department
CT State reporting the loss ofthe bark Montezu
ma, Of New York, while on voyage from that
port to Barbadocs Ga the 18th Of September.
10 latitude 270 N, longitude So so W., bur
ricaue arose which threw The vessel on her beam
away all the boats and everything 10 the galley
and torccastlc After cutting away the masts
the bark rightcd, with three feet Of water 10
the hold. The hull was badly straiocd, and the
pumps had TO be kept constantly at work. On
the Goth Of September she fel! 10 With the ii.
aud Queen, of MagdaleD, which sent boat TO
the rescue and took all the crew Of the Monte
yuma on board, they being WORD out with pump.
log, exposure and short ratlons. Six hours
later, while yet 10 sight, the abandoned bark
went down. The rescued crew were landed at
Barbadoes on the 4th nst., alter being on the
Island Queen for thirty, five days. The Consul
has provided Tor their wants, and sends them
TO New York by the British steamer Gamma.
Probable Use for the Unreduccd Army
General Ord yesterday received an official