The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-04

IATER FROM THE PLAINS.
ST. LOUIS, Ncv.

IN . ST. LOUIS, Ncv. I.
Four of our citizens arrived last night from
The plains. They went out with Major Fitz-
patrick, who was sent to distribute the annui-
ties To the Indians.
Major Fitzpatrick is detained on the Upper
Missouri. lie succeeded in making treaties
with The Csmanches and Kiowas.
The United States stipulates TO give the
two tribes, for liberal period, $4,000 per
annum, and in return the tribes are to gra It
the United States the right oil way over their
land for &C mmon soil or any other road, the
free snd unmolestd passage Of emigfauts,
&C. They also grant the United States the
liberty Of establishing military forts, miss
ions, &C., and they further stipulate TO sur
render Immediately all American or Mexicar
persons, and are to maintain strict peace to.
wards American citizens.
Msim Fitzrstrick also obtained from the
Sioux, Cheynnes, Aragachaes, and Rechores
amendments to the treaty made by Colonel
Mitchell at Fort Laramie. as required by the
United States. The Indians throughout
manifested friendly disposition.
The Pawnees were hunting on the praries,
and had been troublesome to some of the en-
igrants.
The rerort Of the death Of James Bridges
is eonusdict-d.
The health of the posts at Fort Laramie
and Kearney was good.
A party Of Pawnees met the Salt Lake
mail, bound out. on the Little Blue, and after
some parley, they compelled the driver and
guards to give up their blankets, when they
were permitted to proceed.
WAsMxGrox, Nov. !.
irhe Union publishes letter from Mr..
Cushing to Mr. rockingham, Of the Boston
Post, denouncing the coalition in the several
counties of Massachusetts, of the Democrats
with the Freeeoilere, lie declares that it is
Inc purpose OF the President to crush out
the Aboiitionists. and that he (the Presidency
viii never allow his policy to be shaken by
AbolItionists, but will set his face like flint
stone, as well against the right-hsnd back
sliders rs against the leit-hand defeciionists
Nxw ORLEANS, Oct 90.
Corn has declined 10 670e Mess pork dull at o.
side; ss ss a lard sss saSrnr
BE. Rope 5@sc. Gunny bags l3ae
The weather is cool and frosty. The health o. inc ei.s
rise In the Ohio. - -,
Sales 500 bags coffee; Rio H. Java III; market qui
G5D hhds sugxr sol Muscovado 81 Havana 8, hrm Mo-
la.ses Museoyado a. Orleans same quiet Sal.s soMo
iatiye de nand Southern ss7 81, hrmer. 10000 busi'
wheat sold; Genesee i6!, Western 81 Oh; There Is
large export demand and all qualues naNc siicni. wv
,anccd eo.oo0 bushels sold; mixed IS, yellow &c,
white 80, dull.
PrrTsEvHo, Nov. !. i NJ
The river silt falling. with f;et inches water la
the channel. The weather is clear and cool.
CrxrxxArr, Nov. I'M.
Flour attye, with sales Of 1890 Dbl. - 25eS
holders at the close asking IS sses5 Whisky has de-
lined 10 s3a, dull. Cheese is inactive at sc There
god business doing In groceries In the regular va! AT
jaiI Prices loverseed IS 20. Potatoes 80 per boi
.lpyiss SGT 50. butter is In good demand at l4HSi'c
logs dull At ~; there sellers than buyers
-FOUR houses have commenced packing
The river has rison feet since last evening Inc
%eatheris warm and pl .asant.