New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-19

Indians continue murder the citizens in that Tertory
and taken the stock and killed the drivers oe
tween Silver City and Camp Bowie The person senuh.
the dispatch asks that troops be sent to protect the lives
and property Of the people, and secure the safe
sion Of the United States mails Unless reliefs obtained
at once the mails will be suspended. Secretary MeCrey
SAYS that owing TO the very limited number OF troops
available il is doubtful whether any help can De SEN a.
present. The matter has Decn referred 10 GeieI bo
idan who will do the best he can in the premises nc
subject VIII doubtless be presented at Caonct me.s
he WaI gpor not those who
assisted In the MOdoc War; who were removed from .cI
Mexico against their WILL aud against the protest OF me
delegate from their territory Iheir desire 70 Ees p
to their old reservation is the cause OF the outbreak
TRAVELS OF THE POSTAL COMMISSION.
The Postal Commission is gong to report at
last In the course OF its eighteen months existence
its members have visited almost every place IN
the United States which pleasant excursion could DO
made They have the wonders OF California eaten
Florida oranges from the trees looked at the mouth OF
the Mississippi sailed the Northern lakes drunk tne
waters OF Saratoga bathed in the surf at Newport
studied politics in Indiana and philosophy at Boston
tasted the Inequalities OF hundred cities ana enloteu
OF course at the expense Treasury At last hay
ing exhausted their appropriations and themselves my
are going tell Congress what they know about carry
ing the mails
REPORT ON THE FREEDMAN's BUREAU.
Acknowledgement Vincent, charged with the
management OF the Freedmans Bureau, has submitted
his report Tor the past year 10 inc VI
1.-THE discussing office Memphis has been closed leav-
ing only the chief dsbursng office, and those at New
Orleans and Louisville. II urged that such measures
may adopted by the Secretary Of tho Treasury as VIII
effect an expeditions settlement Of all claims pending
for adjustment in tho office of the Second AUDITOR The
report shows extraordinary degree OF rresponsbuy
i'm the financial administration OF the Bureau prior 10 M
transfer TO the War Department The total amount OF
money received during the past year was SlO4,f'i I;
available for disbursement, S62750O amount dsOursed
S36256s balance on hand, S26i,932
THE PRESIDENT AS TO HIS FAMOUS ORDER.
The President, to-day, i'll conversation with
REPRESENTATIVE Harmer remarked that the Civil Service
order had much misnterpree ed 1t Is not designed
he said to deprive o1cc-hoders OF rights enjoyed In
common with other citizens to take an active part IN
politics after the nominations made but the sole
OF Is reach that class OF
ncld Offices for political ends onY ana nave
brought dscredt and dssensOn into tbs party ana nave
united in efforts to ntmidate conventions, ana Iorce
them into support Of particular individuals
MAKING UP THE COMMITTEES.
Speaker Randall went to Philadelphia to-day
where will he able to make up his lists OF committees
without much OF that personal pressure for places 10
which he is subjected here IN this clty'