The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-09

naw,ss go xsms and 70 nsrbsrs Of the confederate
hsnds o. Peos PAokeshaws ana Weas the
Wysndots IpoDsss ~ simple nts 70 Ne Ands assga
"a 70 shom and be tribes speonsd have authority
sssop y ne so q Congress Of March is50 subject 70
the regulations OF he dspaSmeot Of December TO- iSSo
which reqns the approval Of The secretary Of the Ia
terror In order 10 vest complete title purchaser
mus patents have enanased In favor Of $50 Indians
and in addition thereto, lands have Assgaed 70 as0
Article Of the treaty Of Prairie du Chen o. July l5 1880
for which y understood that patents ~in be ssued Al
early day. Lands have also been allotted 70 80 New
Ysrk Indians and 81 members OF the uaited bands OF
Swan Creek and Black Rivm Chppswas and CHRISTIAN or
Aunsee Indians Of Kansas who have power o slieus
nent issued by his bureau making the aggregate osb
Indians 70 whom lasds have been assgned In sevsrssy
Il connection WITH shs subject woui remark TIA, the
claims q cerAin Sioux half breeds under he ninth a.s
sle Of Tho treaty Prairie do Chieu, Of July ID, 1880
hvos Of thirty eight additional claimants, by which esoA
authorized 70 Ooase $50 Of land making 10 al o7s
~Hon have s1 ben ia M y The Department =
1As End satfaotory disposition Of this suojeos IN con-
Ssrni.y win NE provisions Of tho aos Of o0nsrs Of Juy
rae nunsss, Or Christian Indians Who eonfsdsra-
I'D with the Swan Greek and Black River bands Of hip
psWas IN Kansas under he Stipulaous Of tho treaty Of
JAY lS 1889 are no provided with comfortable homss
aad BY sdssry industry they win sooa occupy - envia
vho n ne ats Of civilization arc advance Of I'll other
bands TRIES Of Indians In KanSas, with the exception
n00Oto Wn0o0.
fhs Hperintsndsnt for the Central superutecdency
ssnmuniAss: gratifying ategeaos in relation 70 Indian
sGAtrs under hs supervaion. the Impressions derived
tioss The past year justify The ooocusoa that the
Hsssn aaop:ed By ths govsrnmeut tending 70
operate ssooesfury. Material Improvement in their
:s-g..sisssy .ao:. We ~: ever. -: ssss
yAtss effects whIoh the pursuits Of civilized life produce
are reported having expressed desire 70 be Afforded
aad i.siruosion IN the mechanic ar,s
The extreme severity Of the drought n Kansas u re-
ssssSou. Z NE tribes IN hat rssoy snd pI sSoss il
nouth Nebraskn while the Indians located reservations
= North NepraskA are reported e having made aoun
dast crops which, with the apnuites they receive under
treaty sipulatous deemed sufficient 70 meet al their
wants through the winter. Disanecton towards the
Hssour agency, arising from the impression prevailing
aooDg them that tho lands they clafmed TO own have
been osded and disposed Of BY other tribes hsvn9 no
ase, resolving the benefits which they should enjoy
No consequences y frequent violations By The Sioux Of
tAAs they have been wIonsny dvessed or their lands
reoommended that new treaties be negotiated with
Sss7sd Sss sSsr = be Of the Of
Ae PRESENT treaty can only b enforced py resort 70 MI
L. aaiis DATED states Agent for the Pawnsss, in his
annual report dAtsd October $780, bears testimony 70
ihs general god conduct Of those Indians towards the
With tbe sdvioe and consent Of the Indians under ha
sAayse he has organised and uniformed police force Of
1rds Keeping order in their camp end have rendered
good service IN surrenderng 70 The agent stolen horss
,, !. es ni.sS viz ssni.sa q
Pavness have nos been exsmps.
country. though such parties tom ne SIOUX, sysnnes
aad Ayapahees have, BY their presence on their rsserva
ss.sssS, q tss Alert In he ..ssoss .; sSsss x par.
ties hey have killed thirteen Indiana, wounded many
essers carried Oh than thirty horses and burned
The reservation than sixty lodges Two attacks
have been made since the arrival Of the United States
Sally, .. A., expressed wish 70 make poAos with the
Indians named, and, at their request Captain Sally or
dersd n ooer from Fort Keaney % prooeed 70 those
banos and make propositiou 70 them 70 meet the Paw
s!.s md NV min h. A.s. completed and |. IN sue.
ssrvason has bean retarded BY The ncursons Of the
Sioux, Ne workmen, On two occasions, having been
The treaties with he sans and Foxes, Delaware and
Indiana ratified b. the Senate At is laa Sea
certain snsndmsoss which have Seen since aasened 70
BY the proper authorities Of the respective tribes and
the steps have been taken for the survey Of
their iands which VIII soon be subject 70 disposition
under the stpulAtiops Of said treaties
tho dcuity growing out OF trespasses or intrusors
Cerokees seeming 70 de naDd prompt sotoa In oroer
70 protect the rights Of these Indians in with
res.r1 3 he cSsros.s neutral srscs Sscsns nocsssa
W 70 employ military force TO remove the intruderr,
Who refused abandon these lands After due notn
REPRESENTATIVES made In behalf Of said ntrudcrs
that they malcd into the belief that they set
Sing upon the New York Indian lands and thai they
vsyor csD.r kansas ' "a reply 70 these Represent.
xons they advised by this Bureau that the
se. lon uoou ssd %so and hsy we're nror@ea hat
ahregsrd OF Law and treaty StipulstioDs had induced
oOnersss 70 pas Tie act q June H. 1853 which required