The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

from Paris and their music vas about no delightful as
the screaming Of . has tinadoed infant
On the night Of the 18th twelve Cheyenne chen came
In, ststng that their band was about aeen days travel
behind them. "Blacx Kettle and "wLits Antelope
next morning at the council II resulted Ia the willing
VI the AIrapahoes and chey 10 settle upon
ment ~ TO send them farming Tools and man 10
show how % use t1oln, ana also missionaries and
teachers An annuity Of SIS 600 for seen years 70
be gIane them, and white men 10 be prohibited
from settling Their lands. The reservation comrnancrs
At the mouth q sandy creek aud extends up the Araa
sas TO near the mouth OF the Euerfano and contains
about hundred square miles The agreement, wss
merely verbal one as the Twelve Cheyennes, although
satisfied for themselves were Dot sure Of the Of
the Of the tribe TO the arrangement Tho
viii probably not be signed until next spring, although
there /. some hope Of dnshlg the business this fan
Pquetwsh, some twenty Ave miles distant which has
sent IN three Chess-"old womau," "Black Bird" and
"strong Arm they profess ME proioondess reverence
utter ignorance Of the name and whereabouts Of tho
depredaofs the Santa 70 route last winter.
Roth before and after the conversation which occupied
about an hour an embrace Of six dstnct "hugsn look
place between the Commissioner and each Of the chiefs
The operation was somewhat tedious, and must have
been slightly dstssten TO Mr. Greenwood, II he reflected
that have their heads extensive
the propagation OF small live stock and also not
entirely free from, cniaDeoos diseases small band Of
Apaihes rs On the ground--priEcipally women and
CT ldren.
Tue whole number Of Iadans present c,n be given ~
folows:-Seven hundred Arrapatoes, ATTY Chayennes,
some that have been around the fort all summer In al
di,lon 10 The twelve chief nity Apach.s and three
Cananches OF course this is small shox for treaty
The Commissioner gave 10 Little cavoo and Storm
medals which the head OF Buchanan stands prominent
forth. wicked wag, who was present with hand
ill OF campaign medals OF all the different sors warmed
the hearts OF several red skins by presenting them
with OF the gNterng ornaments. The prizes al
exhibited ~ the fortunate recipients 70 hosts Of ad
mrirg frents Little Raven had the misfortune 10 oss
his mec after its reception and in the ullness and
sadness OF bis heart, be offered reward Of ton horses
tn lucky finder.
Sol W. W. Bent has resigned his post Of Indian Agent,
and goes 70 the borter IN company with Judge Green
wood. Dr. Culver will remain temporarily charge OF az
fairs until Bents successor can be appointed. Col A. g.
Boone Denver spoken Of by the Indians
snd others, and from what l learn would DO the
right IN the right place He Is lifted for the posi-
being grandson Of Daniel Boone Of historic fame, aud
by education his experience OF forty years rs an
Indian trader and treaty maker.
The Kiowas, who have been for time hostile gent
In word yesterday by Cheyenn chief that they wish
70 make peace. The report rs in circulation, and has
reached the States ere this that they have killed three
at Peacocks ranch, two hundred miles below
II II true, we are hardly ready 10 come friendly
terms With them Not long since they attacked Marx
halle, young man In the employ Of Colonel Bent, at
point about forty miles below the fort. He
SPARED in the back three timee, received three
hilet and arrow woands in various parts OF his body,
nd was seaped with dull knife, the whole
covering OF his head which the hair grew, being torn
of save two small o,ks in front Of bis ears In this
condition he managed to crawl back thirty i've miles,
where he Was found by some Arrapahoes and brought in
He At the fort, and viii probably recover, but will
In the saddle they took from him at the time Of the
attack
Asrsneer from the Fast, visiting post is ssonishcd
ut the rgon Of sounds which b. 41 Ia the fort, and
lately -ciDg the clerk Of Co Lon s aDiLhmap, who
only reads and writes tolerably bit sho ,tea ngust
in his way In the course Of an bo1r on. 80 a,ar MIN
converspg In Arrapahoe, Cheyenne 3nsu 81 n.n, Eng
lish, and Of course the sonorous vrnssalr II tader
land" Such . concord Of unssee. sounds s rely 70
be found The uatoraltieE of tho hJ5s snt visiteYs
Of the rt still varied than their language. 10
ono group can often be seen ndialf VI three or four
different tribes; Mexicans or "Greasers s they are
generally called In the far west half Breeds bred from
all varieties or stock white men, from the plains, Tho
sars the cities Of Amercs and bali the cities Of
Europe; paeeurs haing indiscrimnatey from all points
between Hudsor,s Bay and the Rio Grsnde ali m aging
the most admirable confusion.
Government has leased Benps Fort for the Of tho
troops until such time " shall purchase Il. The
tort located n! this point and named Fort Wse via be
Important for Western frontier The work The
progressing rapidly considering the nature Of the tools
the mer have In use. QuarryDg IL done with old sses
ard atonwcod crowbars, and uowels made Of old
stovcppc and preserve cans. II VIII DO late in the
before The labor completed The suffers goods
worth S2S Geo. outside the fort almost entirely
eiorsy disps.sd whi,o s.ss or indlsss building viii
be erected BIZ The suilef for thor ec,on. fort
should be es'.bsntd in tie gold rec either nesr Den
Anal " ,oou 70 uass here ~oc.s-r bre or aftsi tra
setimg sn.ar 10 nos deter n,ned N Jss,ll al .rc
dep - ,se generosity g pesoas ss'as y DeAver
siooc Greenwood = ,cw alta mug his rnues 70
ne carirvts st arc 10 ,aso as PARTY uf.'en IN ucc
her back W H. S,gtes Niemnis cue OF The celebrated
e.p. ring expedition gotten ap by toe nrisne iohu
PkL where rect JOINS fra secoui, tnir, aid D
twentieth cousin, fese'vcc al To post sr.
we've r'h any thing Tho Hon A, D. u. har WIZ fn
lie brother 10 law, bis nephew anc few VI y ia
.~o Delsw Indiana, who were with Fremont lst
expedition, were employed to take the patty thsou2l
from kalsas City 70 Ben.'s Fort, over roSd weii
marked ~ the broadest tbDroae ,fare 10 New Nork
Nearly all the white meuiters 81 tie group rsor
Rackensack and stisk closoly 10 -, pronnnc pe
cular 10 that state: Mr. Greenwood txpech Y be ABOUT
seventeen dayr on the way.