The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-11
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PoRr TowxsExD, Dec. 10-Schooner
c G Perkins sailed from here this after
noon for Seattle. having On board 1--WE
hundred sacks of whea. from Dungeness
for Jones s. McComb.
NJ TELEGRAPH AND HAIL.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec Bark Whist.
Ter arrived today from Seattle
WAsHISoroN. Dec 6-Owen N Den
ny. of Oregon. who was today nonin-
ated Consul General 1t Shanghai will
replace Bailey. now recalled, Who Is the
man agsiostl whom Col. Mosby made
charges Of illegal retention Of fees &c.
in the letter recently published. Denny
has been . consul in China for sou.e
time. II 10 generally expected .thst
Minister Stewards .i-ement by resig-
nation will 10 the next announcement
connected with Chinese consular and
diplomatic affairs.
WARRINGTON. Dec. 8-The bill in-
troducsd today BY Senator Teller t0
remove the CtS Indians from G dorado
proposes to restore the Ute reservation
10 the public dom.in. and provides
that the President shall with the con-
sent Of the Senate. sppo;nt commits
sion of i've 10 select . reservation In
some Of the Territories OF the United
States, and to remove the Ute Indians
thereto. and 10 report to Congress what
compensation should be allowed said
Indians on account Of such removal.
The bill also proposes an appropriation
Of go. 900 Il. defrsy expenses Of re-
Moval.
Tho joint resolution introduced to-
day by Senator Hill. Of Colorado. on
the Same subject. proposes t. authorize
the Secretary of the Interior through =
commission Of five persons to b. sp-
poiutej BY the President or by direct
negotiation - he may deem best. To
enter into IN agreement with such Of
the Ute Indians - have not by acts Of
hostility against the United States. or
otherwise lorfsited their rights under
the existing treaties, for the extineuish-
ment Of their title to their reservation.
and to obtain their consent to removal
and settlement ia Indian territory or
elsewhere. The joint resolution requires
the secretary to report bis proceedings
under the foregoing authority to Co0-
gres. for reconsideration and approval.
ard an appropriation Of 100000 10
proposed to NEE: thu expenses cf the
commission. Both of these measures
wcrs referred +, tho committee on In
dian affairs.
LoNDoH, Dec 9.-Queen Victoria ~
day Ut Windsor Castle received officers
and men who distinguished themselves
in the Zulu war. and conferred the Vic.
toria Cross and other decorations on
one corporal aud three privates. Rorkes.
Drift, Glrrison. Guard. Newdigate,
Crealook. Preston and other South Az
ric.n commanders attended the core
moDy.
The severe weather continues in Great
Britain and on the continent. Heavy
snow falls arc reported throughout Ger
many. Austria and Switzerland. and
from Paris. Madrid, Brussels, Florence,
Bologna. Milan. Genoa. Venice. Verona
and Rome. At Nantes the river Levere
10 frozen. The municipality Of Paris
has voted 500. 600 francs for the relief
Of the poor.
MAxoHEsrxK, Dec. ga London cor.
respondent writes that the Kashgsr
revolt has ended by the final and com
plets defeat of Hskim Kahn. Of Tura.
with . loss Of 1000 killed. Hskim
Kahn besieged Tashkourgin with
5000 men, the Chinese garrison num-
bering only 1000. but ell Of Hakim
KAhn's Kirghis force deserted leaving
him with only 1900 Sarts. Hskim
Kshn retired With these into the conn
try Of the Kirghis who had deserted his
command. which be ravaged and then
started for the Russian territory laden
With booty. The Gilmore from Tash-
kourgan overlook Hakim Kahn On the
2lst ult.>
CAIRo. Dec. 6-Informasiou from
0sasowsh repressnts that King John
10 marching forward With tho main
body Of the Ahyssinian army and forty
guna It 10 said be 10 determined to
occupy the districts of 6eanR and jail
sbot 10 the Blue Nile territory. He
dsclsres that European intervention
will not prevent him enforcing bic Just
claims. including an indemnity for past
ERyptian wrongs.