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signed the Semnoles, concluded treaty at Fort Gib son, on the 2sh March, 1883 with Messrs. Stokes ellsworth, aud Schermerhorn, eenfirmatory of iht treaty at Payne's Landing. These were several, ratified in April, 1884. Seminoles should remove scais. farce ,sas al,s , 'dt.fcafion of fe Treaty. But no appropriation fo, their removal was made during the session of Con. gress, which continued to July, 1884 and the Deoay, ment had instructed Thompson, the Agent tha no preparations could be made for their removal. until such time subsequent to the 31st December as he may be requested 10 begin his duties Yet he com menced menacihg talk with them in October, and the President threatened them with a suppression of their annules, and fufment of the Treaty by militia y force! Is not this enough for this portion of the story! Let men How judge where lies Inc curse ol this goddess struggle!

 A word with reference to General Scott

 On the 9th May, the President; through the War Department, ordered Scott, at the suggestion of the Governor of Florida, of the goth April to protect his troops against the approaching season, by selecting proper posts for their retirement from the active o erations of the eldin other worlds to repair 10 sui- mer quarters" with an eye to the defence of Florida

 Are there manyi who loud in their cens,lre of ocott that know this portion of this history! And Is

 generally known that President Jackson has no love for Generaf Scott, which would lead him to neglect aiy opportunity to mortify and disgrace him. Think these thingss M

 Suupfas--The Globe says, sthe politicians want the pubic treasure for electioneeriBe purposes in inc states" True, most true and the Globe should have added-"to accomplish which they advocate immense appropriations for Notifications, with the knowledge that such Sums will never be SC .selessy applied and therefore will be used for corrupt eeconeerng pur- poses"

 Lake Huron was still icovered with solid mass of ice as late as May 10th. An unusual circumstance. according to the Detroit Journal and rendered stiIi more remarkable by the fact that the navigation of Lake Erie is entirely free.

 Rage Jor Speculatsoa.-Re estate to the amount of S300,ooo has changed hands in the town of Mon roe: on the disputed Michigan Border since the first of January last.

 When Gen. Jesup, appointed to command in inc oouth took leave of the President the other day. he IS sad to have remarked, that perhaps he would never see the President again. The President is reported to have answered promptly-"I hope not, unless you do better than your predecessors"

 The editor of the Philadelphia Price Current com putes the number of sheep in the United States al thr- ty millions, which yield at fair calculation ono hun dred and eight millions pounds of washed wool.

 The Mormonites have been lately passing through Cleayeland, Ohio, on their way to Missouri. Gen Joe Smith still leads the van, and acts as military chief and spiritual adviser.

 The Governor of Maryland has released nearly all the persons imprisoned account of the riots in Bal timore in August last.