Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19
THE VERY LATEST
II ELE O. K a P H.
Negotiations with the Indians
COnfasI0n and Trouble In L0mfsfana.
Receipts OF Internal ReieHue.
An INTERESTING Episode at the Treas.
HFy Department.
wendell Phillips LeetuFe Before the
Boston FTpfeFnify
GdYices from Havana.
Heavy Rains sHd High Winds.
Business Suspended In Consequence.
Negotiations with the indians.
An InterestiBg Episode at the Treas.
- HFy Department.
Wendell Phillips leisure Before the
Boston FfpfeFnify
AdEIces from Havana.
Heavy Rains snd High Wlnds.
Business Suspended In Consequence.



Nav YoKK, Oct I7-The Secretary
Of the Intsrior to-day received a Dispatch
from Brig. General San5oFn, oas of the
Commissioners appointed TO negotiate
with tbs Indians Of shs Upper Arkansas,
dated at couneiI Ground, OctobeF i Bib,
ating that the OwapAhoes and Chey-
ennea we're there. Two nseetiugg with
them had taken place, and treaty Of
peace vas expected to be concluded
with them on the following day which
the Commissionsrs think will result in
good 10 all concerned. Gen. sanborn
says there are many oF the above tribes
north u The Platte River, that wish 10
return 10 their homes were il safe 10
travel, and recommends that an escort
be provided for them
Many kianas, Camanehes and Appa.
ches were also ia eoancil Nearly ell
are expected 70 come to terms.
The information from Louisiana is
that sonfasion and troable prevail I'M
that State, some OF the parishes re-
fuaing or being reluctant, 20 recoxniEs
Mr.. Wells as the legal Governor. There
fore il is not improbable that either be
or some otbeg person will be appointed
provisional Governor, 10 order that bar.
monious action may follow the present
political conclusion.
A much larger number than usnAl Of
diaing sished persons have arrived here
today 10 addition 10 the Euglish party.
Senator CARLISLE Of Va, Gov Carne= OF
Kansas, Msj. Gen. Terry, Mai Geng
Hooker and lady, Hon ST. + Oiell ef n.
\ and Gen. II. Stuart Of Phlaaelphia
The three last named genslemens are
mambers Of the Board Of CoFporaGors Of
the Military and Naval Asylums which
meets tomorrow az the Smithsonian Ia
esisute. A quorum is not yet p-esent
The rsceip's OF Internal Revenue to-
day was $3.50. .353.
lspscIal to the Herald
WAsHIsGToE, l7th--The formal re-
traction OF property claimed by pardon-
ed eiiizsns Of Virginia is occupying q
good share Of the labor Of the Freshman :
bureau. About ?, 900 0uamss are uow rep.
resented upon the list Of property bold
ers who have been restored To their
possessions Most Of The lauded 80
tates fhna transferred are located In this
counties Of Alexandria, London, ss
Marys and kal a Gllarek, and are worth
on the aggregate, about 100000 The
plantation Of Sontkard, on Pawpekst
river, Nd 10 incloasd ia the above lot,
together with the residence OF Mrs
Francis San iih and Mrs DanRer6sld in
the city of AlaKaRdria, the former he
ing worth 500. 600 The two latter
from s25, 900 70 $50, 600 apiece.
A IL -
sons FROM he Nlrth ara coming with it
10 Washing'ou for permission 10 remove
the bodies Of relatives from Southern
battle zelda and burial places All such
applications are referred TO Capt JAa
w. Moor, who has such matters ia
charge. Those who have frlenda living
in the Soldiers Home Cemetry near this
city are generally content TO leave them
in the beautiful spot The seAson il not
far enough advanced to permt lba re-
movaf of bodies from Anderaonville and
the camstries IN the far South.
An interesting, Suggestive, and lively
episode in the Treasury Department, ec-
Cured on Saturday. Gov. Pierpont, Of
Virgins, who was ssunsestug through
the Treasury building, called on the
Hon. Freeman Clark, Comptroller ofihe
Currency. In tbs coarse of converse
tiou about the currency, nAtioual notes,
&c, Gov. Pierponl asked Mr. Clark If he
thought the people OF the South would
be required TO help pay the uaiional
debt. In reply TO this iuqairy Mr.. Clark
said he thought they would Gov Pier
pont wanted him 90 understand that the
Southern people wouldn't stand such
o----d nonsense. As The GoEernorwas
evidently in earnest. and Is generally
reliable, MF, Clark, as . mild AHd ex.
tremely affable man, did nothing more
than show him the door.