Evening star., 1865-11-01
TELEGRAMS.

Aspecial dispatch from Lawrence, Kansas,
says General Hooney's chief clerk, Irwin, had
arrived from the headquarters OF the Indian
Council, at Little Arkansas river, and reports
the Council had been in session twenty-five
days, and had concluded treaties with the
Arapahoes, Cheyennes, kiowas, Camanches
Caddoes, and Apaches, the widest Of the
plains. The Kiowas gave up two white women
whom they have held as prisoners for eight
months. Presents were distributed 70 the diff
ferent tribes after the treaties had been signed.
Nearly all the members OF the Commission are
suffering from fever and ague.
The Canadian Ministerial organ of the 3Oth
L 'Cnion Natfondle in speaking Of the contem-
plated Fenian invasion, declares the Govern
ment is organizing an army of forty thousand
men, TO be stationed along the entire frontier of
Quebec and Toronto, and garrison all frontier
towns. Depositors are withd Iawing the funds
from the banks, and panic prevails. The
French cadets Who left for Mexico. have turned
up on the other side OF the lake, where they
have unpacked kits and settled down.
IL. S. Osborn, naval reporter, has received a
letter from Captain q. +. Hall, the Arctic ex-
plorer, dated at Repulse Bay August 20, 1865
and is eight months later than the letter pub
lshed few months ago. Captain Hall is in
excellent health and spirits, and is confident of
succeeding in his mission. He was preparing
TO make further explorations, and hopes 10
find some of the surviving members of Sir John
Franklin's party.
Havana adyIces confirm the accom- nts of
mutiny at Jamaica. Many revolving m urders
have been perpetrated. A white magistrate
had been killed. His fingers and toes were cut
OFF, and his bowels were ripped open by a
negro woman. The greatest alarm prevailed
among the whites, and the mutiny was spread
ing
1t is reported that Hampton Roads is shortly
to be the rendezvous of a large and important
feet Of our naval vessels, the steamship Van
derblt and the monitor Monadnock, which ar
rivd there on Saturday, being the pioneers Of
this maritime gathering. From this point it is
said, vessels will be despatched to our squad
rons in different parts of the world.
A den of counterfeiters was broken up at
Marspeth, Long Island. yesterday. The dies,
stamps, and, it is said. one hundred thousand
dollars in fractional currency, Were taken.
Two OF the counterfeiters We're captured and
twoescaped.
1t appears from private intelligence from
North Carolina that not more than two of the
Candidates for Congress in that State If felected,
can take the prescribed oath, that they have
never voluntarily aided the rebellion.
An off cial history Of the Fifth .rmy Corps,
TO which was attached thrS Maryland Brigade,
commanded by Generals Kenly and DeGnIson,
is being prepared under direction Of a commit
tee of its lormer officers.
The Sanders kidnappers have been commit.
ted to Jail until the spring term. The jury was
censured and discharged by the Judge for not
giving in verdict OF conviction after being
eight days locked up.
Returns from all the districts in South Caro-
lima give Orr, for Governor, about five hundred
majority over Hampton. Governor Perry was
elected United States Senator for the long term
ending 1871.
AT general meeting of the stockholders of the
National Express Company, in Richmond,
yesterday. General Joseph johnson was unani-
mously elected President.
1t is generally believed that Earl Russell
will accept the Premiership; but nothing OFF,
cial has yet transpired, the Q ueen being absent
in Scotland.
The new monitor waxsaw leaves Baltimore
to-day for Washington.