New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
FROM WARRINGTON.

Special pi.rs,cl to Tie ~ Y. Tribune.
WAsniNGTos. Tuesday, Oct. ~, 1865.
INDIAN AFFAIRs-sTATEMEsT OF PRESIDENT
sANBoRs. g
The Hon. d. n. Cooley, Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs. to-day received the following dispatch
from the President OF the Commission lately sent ont to
treat with the Indian tribes indicated below;
COUNCIL G ROUNDS EIGHT MILES ABOVE THE MoUTH)
OF LITTLE ARKANSAS RIVER, via kansas CRY,
Oct. 80 1865.
Hon. JAMES HARLAN, SECRETARY Of the Interior Dpdrt-
We have copclnded a treaty with the Cheyennes,
Arrapahoes and Apacbes. We have agreed upon
terms with the kiowas and Camanehss ihey @ anS
sent runners six white prisoners held by tnen s
are expected 10 return within six days when we sa
Sign the treaty, If they bring in the prisoners. .,
The Cheyennes and the Arrnpahoes are very Geslt h
tute We respectfully entreat you 10 order CO AII'
ply now at Fort LeayenwOrth, To forward them Booes
Immediately otherwise they must suffer intensely VIII
hunger and cold the coming WINTER reIy isGipo''
fully, j. B. SANBoRS. President Oh CouimiSsion
THE HON. FREEMAN CLARK AND GOV. PEIRPOIST.
The Hon. Freeman Clark, Controller OF the
Currency has prepared card for publication IN lht
TRIBUNE, emphatically denying the statements oil uo'
Perpoint in yesterdays TRIBUNE, and more than con-
frming the dispatch sent with reference 10 lis (uo'
P. expulsion from Mr.. Clarks office few days sipce
The card is accompanied by the affidavit oil gen'ie'
man who present. and who heard the eniire con-
versaton on that occasion.
| wIRZ PROBABLY TO BE HANGED on FRIDAY.
| 1t is generally believed here that WE viii
pc hanged on Friday next.
INTERNAL REVENUE
! The Commissioner of Internal Revenue this
morning ordered the following ruling:
Where person neglects to pay the income duty after
demand (sec. 1872, the amount due becomes lien from
the time when tho tar fell due until 1t Is paid Inc
ore hundred and nineteenth section prescrDes tht tne
tax shall be levied on the ls day Of May aud be due or
PAYABLE on or before the 30th day june On these
terms Of the law IL only be predcated that tue TAX
on that day.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day amount
to ee0o,3 35l 40.
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Major Geo. Bell, c. S. U. S. A., was this
morning by order Of Secretary Stanton, made Breyet'
Colonel in the Subsistence Department
TIE VIRGINIA FREEDMEN.
| Intelligence has been received at the Freed
mems Bureau inhs City, that two agents of the Bu'
reau sent out 10 Beryyille from the garrison at WIN
chester for the purpose Of investigating the Affairs oi
the Freedmen, were driven from the town by noo'
composed Of the citizens of that place Many OF Tue
Freedmen who contracted with their iormermasteIs ior
share Of the crop now that the harvest has been gar
nered have been driven away by their employers VINO
refuse to compensate them for their labor. Measures
will be taken by the Bureau to fully investigate tie
condition Of the Freedmen Of that vicinity and to sec
that ample justice is done them.
VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
There is now 10 longer any doubt that the
Veteran Reserve Corps will be mustered ont OF service
within few weeks.
THE WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
| The business men Of the city beld meeting
tonight for the establishment Of Merchants Ex'
change.
! RELEASED.
The Secretary of War has directed the I'M
mediate release from confinement Of Mason Gray late
Captain Of the i3th New-York Cavalry who was tired
here week or two ago. by military commission Tor
selling horses and other property and sentenced TO be
confued at hard labor FOX Eve years and pay hne
Of 81. 600