The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19

moderate WINDS Ct c0uT she doe not leak 30 much.
The fact is that this ship not nor will she be- in
pairs they intend TO ut upon her, and the Lord
only knows thai the amount will BE- more THAI sue
wonld IS u fof as she stands by oDehaf, eihsr
at this place or in the United states. The only
thing that l. valuable about this ship in her engines
and they are sra and eleven years old; aud nov,
you can very we'll Judge what they ar. 10 to-; and
the shaft s broken OF by fou- inches. We have
gone up to the shear hulk, of the Brazil navy ysr.
where we expect 10 get 10 our lower m2sts in few
days.
will now give yon a list Of the officers on
boaId:.L,tnt Commanding, r. W. Meade; L'-uts.
B de Caney; Passed Midshipmen, 4. A. Ssmmis. J.
Young D. A. Forrest; Purser, G. F. Gutter; Passed
Assistant Surgeon, W. d. Ha fson; Chief Eociaesr,
Mp; Patterson; Second Assistant. Q. Dav'ds;
Boatswain, A. Tylee; Gunner, Thos. Lafiui; Car.
ptnter, 2. A Cassidy. B. Rush Mitchell, passenger.
Crew all well. MAssAcHusErrs.
Indians Of Kansas Territory and their Treaty
Rights.
From the Kansas Pioneer, Oct is
Comparatively bat little Is known by the psopls
OF the States corning the Indians OF this Terri
tory and much less in regard to their treaty rights
months residence here cannot be supposed TO
have given US very extensive information in regard
to the character, intelligence and pursuits of the
Indians; but We have taken some pains to obtain
from well informed persons correct Information in
treaty rights with i''s United States.
NORTH SIDE or AANsAs RIVER wYANDOTTs.
Immediately a. the mouth OF thus river are the
lsl DIS OF the W. 4ndott Indians small tract. We
are lot certai Vi ne extent but it is PEI ha s equal
to from Six - ,ight miles square, although not in
square folo IL was purchased by the Wyando:ts
OF the D. 4sa,es, about twelve years ago, and
iaraIe lApds. /. is . well numbered and well
wattisd section of the country-a number Of
smai s,reams OF clear, pure water runsing III 0agh
II: We paid visit to VIM. Walker, OF this nation,
who rtkites about two miles north Of the Kansas
river, to whom we are indebted for core map OF
Kansss and Nebraska, and for much info mstion in
regard IT, the e neral character ofthe countrs. The
WyaDdotts bave sell cultivated farms snd com ort-
ab houses, and, indeed. present general evidences
Of thrifty ana intelligent people. We saw quite .
number Of good orchards W. audott City, at he
jun ctien Of the Missouri and Kansas rivers, il q
pretty location, presenting handsome vi-w from
the Missouri several miles below. Here are quite
number Of comfortable frame and log houses, in.
cluoing council house ana jail. We are not Ger.
tsin OF their relations to tle government but their
lano is not sutjtc, to sale u s.tt!emeot.
IELAwAREs.
Tie Delaware nation own very large tsrri.ory
bouuot on the east by the lsn5s OF he Wyaadosss
anr the Missouri Dv.r, and On The s,nth by the
ksrsss bel about mt. miles wild By ffsy 'our
miles lore, With v ut Is knowu as tue Oassl'-
being cortis nation Of lana westw.rd one hun
dItd u dfy niles by fen mil. wide, which was
ctotd 10 thlt ratioD as knd " right Of way -
"
ten mites wide Or tbA kan--s river il reserved %
tbe II cjurs wf'eh ,tey hold ia common; and al
no Vi Il his yesejv, l. 70 be sold to the aignett
bit,er, Tor then bel Gt, except the 'Outtt" which
al, lie l, snhiec; III re-eu plou. Sa'ist,efs hn
ever ere Occupying the lands which are 10 b. sDld,
ano have agreed :" pro- ect EACH Other sg,pst spe-
culstors, ind thereby permit the occupants to pnr
chase a. Gov'innent price. That portion reese we'd
70 the De)awa'es IL ell iimbered. and the remiin
der has sldeisble timber o. the Missouri river.
and tn Big ard Little Blue rivers.~ Vermillicn,
Stranger anc some small streams. Thee Indians
have some good fsIms, ard we found smoagst Them
seye,sl educated, intelligent men.
7 be Cry Of Aavenwo;th is locats on the Is d.
oftte Dslswa-es, adjoining lands Of For; LsaveD.
worth. 70 mill has been erected. api quite
lumber cf buildings are in progress. Osa .kee Is
town jukt laid out on tee Christopher.
KICKAPOOs. sACs, IOwAs.
These tribes osn email. traces north Of the DELI.
wares, ard bounded On the east by the Missouri
river, the kicbtpoas Immediately norta o. tie Della
and 1Owas north % Sacs ard adjoining she north
line Of Nebraska W. are not well posted ia relation
10 these tibes. The Kickapoo LANDS, or portion
Of them, we are ilfo med, are subject to settlement
or IL ose CT tie Sacs we are not informed. The
Iowa lands to he sold to the highest bdcer tor
the bene a. OF the TLdiaSs.
SOUTH OF KANSAS ElvEs- snAwSEEs.
The shawLtts sre GistiDguisbed ss the shawnee
bounded On The cast by the line of the State OF Mis-
souli end ca the ORTIZ by the KsDsas riveris thirty
miles east ard wet by about twenty five miles roth
and south. 1t is not now subject to settlement but
United States, after which the Indians are eHtit.ed
to select 200 acJes to each ptrson-the s,lsc,n to
be made within ninety days. Alter tie IL dian ~
lection Ia made, the remaining lands (abont 800 600
., joins & purchase, and extends westward eighty
nies, the first thirty UDcs being twenty i've mites
vice snd the remain der tw:nty mites wide--its
nrttnn ,. M Diary being The Kal sas rvsr All toe
lns4 II y.tr
jec, to IRE emp,ion, and more thaa bali Of tsem
ccyrsd with elaine. Ia all direct ,ps the traveller
'.fo g tsr !og a,c fts n-m eSt aao white tents
OF 90 fgpa''erss ~ . 'ytiog bstokens indus
ty sbc tI'e rriee. The Sf4 eLtes own miny
ses c"'tvaied fans, srcos rravs'lsrs WITH
g.hLir, ho-pi atty. s. ersl missions are inca'sa
anr -. u, 4. The lanes bHh ths Reese
PpIti8.s aie uDfLrpa I'd by ary We have sesv.
It'fs 81 b. Receive ate sttnzp5 he DIST tu,bered
h. Fur .hsss the iichest toil. Good judgss
fo1sts, sx.,.ss The opieion .hs IN. re il timber
srfI ut 4, ba,l. iss d ftnciag PURPOSES on
III ~. tn al.o we vat red region. re tg~ps
trt LawfeIce DO ,pi.s- $40 T. u;nse - he frs, IS
III e. Up fos tsbsgs TOE eco ii So IN les, aud
re hi q G5 r,'-s. Lssaice has a population o.
sbtn' 200 n. sod pc = sps Queen women, aod Is
an eligible abc beautiful. site Douglas We have
ttvei vl.iste. Ttcumseh II q prauy location, bu.
ifs hts fave never been .expoted TO sale, and Of
courte q 0e are no Inhabitants but the proprietor
Al his fan IVY Bulldog st0se tgrsy lime stoue)
l. cuLd y aeuncsrtt, Gro ping out Ia the fayines
Ieyer les sufficiently examined to test ts qualities
II sseti'aiu The thickLess Of the veins.
fIASKEsHAws AND WAS
Own Email tract, bounced on TIE north by Shaw
re Reserve and on the east by the line Of the State
d nisstuii. They are entitled 10 make selections
for their own use, (Dumber Of acres not known and
Ne itnaieder Of their lands are to be sold to the
ljpb,,t Lidier.
Or iards extending south ard from the line Of
F,stktstaws and Weas TO 80 degrees. The Indians
are eDtithd to make selections Of 200 acres to each
person, wien toe remainder viii he subject to pre-
!mpioD. The tract Is not large, perhaps 20 miles
hy To-
PToRIAs AND KAsKAsYIAs
own smsll tract wet of Weas and PiaDkt shaws
They &e lot subj OF to presumption.
OTTAwAs.
West tf Peofias and Ksfkaekias Is a small ract
rekrgrg TO Otawas, not subject to pre- emption.
sAcs AND FOXES.
This tribe own ABS GOO acres, bounded on the
roth by Shawnee Purchase end on the east by o.
Jaw 90 and ether lands, n subject to presumption.