New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
MINNESOTA
New VIM, bag, Treaty.

On Monday last treaty WAS sixued a, Ws.tb ~ p.
E1ceuency. Gov Gerhsm and tgen ti-tchs- on behalf 4
TIE Uutd S:Sies, and The Chei, snd had men OF "a,
Nnnebsgo Indians or the part - their son rns rov
ing insiaudirg rmnsut Of this powerful tribe hay,
long been dsss IL with their PR sent l1',on. aud I'D
fixed der eye upon the itriile Nahey a. Gov River =
their future home We learn from ne Dr-ccrof Of TIA
peek that Tire treaty Of NJ ntay last ucd IL rstag
their present lands without anything 80 boot on eAx
III, the following vsiuable disiric, Of county
Begi nrg 1.-THE mouth o. Crow River: thence running
M the Mesisspyi River % the movsh ct Clear Wa,w
kyer iteIce Up Said river 20 is thence linz
rg due vest uu; ntersects ne NiA FORK ot ror
River thence down said rvtr 20 TIE plas Of begnunf
reservation 10 made for the right Of wy tor the PAc6
kar,sd also of evenly two seton. for tho ue ct tie
Socs bridge Incsns provided they wish g. locate near tie
mouth Crow River
te seen BY reference 70 th- msp that t tract enbr
ces portion 81 the late Sioux pue and L IL entirely
rded by ceoed Ian d. The -act 10 unsqrsed By
any the territory rs vast sgricul url n,nuac,aus
ana conn elcial advantages Ii. srh Is unsarPe'edy
rich the timber hesvy ard abundant tie whn- eXtes
hcurtuiy wAtered hy clear iNkss an running streams
the latter sfcrdpg qunied mill privileges i ast
such country would b. apt 10 vtF'c' the eye Il the
wi ie settler aud since its te passed INTO the hands Of
the nd States one year ago. several claims have beea
made upon ~ which the occupants are now living The
tract fronts thirty les on the Mississippi aad lOOs
ross 10 he east hoe OF that river improved farms
81 fourishirg settlements The southern lie e this new
Niuuebsgo boundary comes down 20 within thirty Eve
niles C ST. Paul opposite itascs Here AZ tbs extreme
south, understand It IS contemplated TO iocSse the
Agency.
Aner nj. description Of ths country and taking into
the facts thAt u N3ed
tribe Of lndisns and IL nov kiyel 20 sn0tneri
that the plated assessors ara The m ~ worth
lees mo dssoute OF any az noian fibes thar Their
rev 20 entirely surrounded by ceded lands that
IGriion a. the country IS already occupied By wh8i
ard that the Ninnebsgoes With all them Sins on rcenf
couui.sion upon their head are thus brought into -
co'e proximity with the rapidly ADVANCING ~hts setat
mtn rot ss'onshed. nor can our di5tah readers
be- n treaty es with very tus app Of"n iron
any portion # the citizens Of benton Kinney ~1d iea
neIn counties. We have yet to helr the Transaction
r favorsbly Of by solitary Individual vao has say
'ores IT. Minnesota beyond the hope OF persona and po
,ical favOrs al the hancs II Gov Gormsn Goytrnmsn'
M, have some good olive IA travelling 10 % is time
Lcr ored and well defined line OF ndian policy in this
raIt MAR but citizens without distinction Of cltss or
aIty tail 10 see it. To rerocede to In iitns lands ghich
ave already passed into the possession 0t tho United
Staes srG her ~ crowd the ln1 f3rard
the white settlements il certainly sOm- thing new under
q SUI snsw line of Indian policy. AMI u, mistake
But true ~ cur purpose already de Jared OF waDg no
Wal upon our Ulcers mat may have he apperSnce
II fscous or party opposition, We merely give he sos
roo Gen Fletcher will doubtless give m pubic to under
stand Why tie Wlnnebago's hSve nus been crovdedn
upon he whites, and settled upon lands 80 >lvansgeous
sid uabe to the agTiculturit and the general ao
% T.rrifory We hone they will be able % show that
their action IN the premises ha. been just and proper al
oon,crn,d, lncsus ana whites II 81, va siH DO snox
he first 10 vDdas from unjust censlre tho urse tny
taken 10 regard TO this ihcu ana perp KING bus
ess Bet CERTAIN It u.s. II The time now write IN, tide
public opinion sehuy very strong against the treaty
CRors Reports from al parts oihe Territory favor
able The farmers Ny their crops could not citer Tho
farms 10 Dskos HsDepiu and Shak pee counties are
rrocrcg heyona ne fKg cations ~ tho most sinZuias
Mr. Rarnum Of White Bear Lake settlement in Washing
ton County, says that the trneTs 10 That settlement are
proou ns wheat re- oars corr io.aioes %cp IA ge&
abui dance end 81 superior guilty.
81 excl apge says Il isrners IN Iowa are unable 10
sleep night account If The r0c made ~ tbs RAPID
growth OF the corn At the farm Of Nr LsrPentsur Ga
from 81 Paul TO - Anthony large wheat ted
has received thin the pat week numerous heavy sai
very Iercepiit shocks, owing doubtless 20 s p,e5Vd
The immense weight Of wheat The fed which A week
since presented golden surface Of luKurut wheat SNOW
in shochirg condition.
We blessed 9TH good farmers and gsrdenso
50 n oId produce and while delight % DO Vt
n have, il affords Us pleasure to ray there Is ~
room ior others Of the same sort Pioneer 18TH
FoRr RlDGELY-This is the narns 81 the new Fort
he Minnesota River, which, under the supernierden@d
Capt y J Z Dana Is now progressing finely. IneCsp
an unde rstancs how 20 push ugs ahead aod his having
selected % direct this important YORK hOwB that his
energy IS duly apprecs'ed. Font Rdgey IN pl3asms
location and N 10 doubt become fsgoriia station with
n officers ct the army. For Dragon s'so1 y VII %
much pleasant than az other 10, Atioa within The
territory lti0asef'
FrRs yRoM "DsTANr PENB,sA'-The Red River Car
avan. whose arrival announced week Or tao s1c@
brought down ffom that r3sion three thousint nne
b. ndrd buffalo robes together With thirty packs sol sgm
srge 10 Of fTs al the prodnct At last yesfs chtss
" ch Ufre shipped on board the steamer CLARION 90
l'ndey last for 81. Louis The Caravan pGrohase neg
supplies from year 70 year II - merchants ana tbf
=
RAILROAD LUwDER-An agent Of The Cinnnrah sn1
S. Louis Railroad has contracted VIII the Rfsy MN
Coupary Of this place for 90 railroad ties s1d wv"
fee, ii sf 10 be delivered az the landing opposite o.
Louis. portion viii be delivered ais fol- saa tns ~
n aiuder Iext spring lP.onsen
NEW PiFER We have received the fat rgn5'
Tie Hu5,0n Lvrnoi, vel appeerrg shs-t roc q.
rTosperous re'gaoorng town on ne other ds " A-'
CIo1. II pr0essesf 70 30 - cirorielef 81 TIE mes
people, a. q G county ald - such We ~e;en5s
advert INTO the ranks oi the NOfil@est>f1 pfef u.
j. nocr4iic' IL pOiiics-L. 3. Shaver, Gator sha Z"
pr.ftor. inlss'
DgLFosrE TO TIE GRAsD L0ocL NJ rns tsIb
STATES Nj y. ". Bfuns0n has ben efctef " ~
Grand LODGE Of The Independent Order ~ . "a Fey
iie Territory n NrIesota Repre- tentative rom IDS
r,for, 10 tte GrsLd Lodge u te United Otfes. jbnH
Be- tie IT,. rfprreDfsiiC from ii 0rfsots Dr. he 1s.n
ton. OF the Grand Lofxe " th5 mel aAt' ala
ia ms Territory s doubtless bs beneAaed ~ no ~"
stL.stlon. .'''"'
Commercial.
PIOrFEa OIFlCf. Wednesday. t1f -
Or rllrset q, be- rast Ia ,een sf ..l3 ' 81
So rre'u Gp.a non lel." July 10. sf-en CO. -
fc. % flis ID. - f9an a.c-t r' nom ~ r-i
or .s, qsot.9fs s 90 lr o. ca
LIZ sroes-B,,i Or asst e. p Cows s2 ~ "''to'~
Sasia 49, l.,l- Beef sl.2s, naa.a. i'' r14 -
,..fa-qrs -. 5 .G Pis,i 1sei iceie 80
b .c. f'ltf 60 2 A. .4f Coz ~ - l.s
T. lr.ti P,-.ias., 10 sli Es-er L44- 'i ,-''''
t.sai ,-,.-,- t-.~r 7cee = D. Pc "a -a- 10y
-.c. l.aes, ieal-. b., 60, .. ST. l-.' s-i Dol
l..., Trn4-A,..s e. ga q = tr.ii ree4's 81 -