The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
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INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
From kilograms aud other oflcisl communie,-
lions received BY the Secretary Of the Interior
from Major General Curtiss aud the other Com
missioner- appointed By the President 20 nevou
ate treaties with the Indians Of The Upper Ne
sour River. IL appears that their exertions base
been eminenily successful. Treaties have been
concluded with zine po~erful tribes. including
the winnecorjoe-. Black Foot. Sioux. and me
Little Sioux, numbering about 6.2oo souls, and
portions Of the Sansaries and Ouppapahs. retee-
sensing about 60 900 souls.
The latest telegram from Myof-6tnersi
Curtiss states. that Information Bed been re-
ceived from other powerful tribes OF Their desire
20 meet the Commissioners. 10 consequence Of
the lateness Of the season IL was BOT deemed
practicable to treat With persons 90 remote. In
view OF the short time which bad elapsed s'nce
the Commissioners we're appointed. the Depart
ment thinks they have accomplished a. much. u
not more. than could be reasonably expected,
and seems e0trely satisfied.
NAVAL oorRr MARITAL.
The prosecution 10 the case Of Commodore
Crssens closed yesterday. To day the Court
vas engaged IN bearing the testimony. FOR de-
tense, OF several officers sho were under Commo-
dore Cravens command At the time Of The stone
walls escape.
rHASkssIvIse IN MAINLAND.
BALrIxoRK. Nov. 10 Governor Bradford b..
issued a proclamation for thanksgiving. appoint.
ing the day named by the President
NORTH CAROLINA KLKcTIoS.
RALKsH. N. G, Nov. l0-Nine counties
heard from officially. give Holden. Governor.
80. 7ss; Worth, 5.4s9. Worth's friends csim
his election, though Holden's DO not give IL up.
contendng his majority in the West will over
come the majority 30 tar
INDIANS rRoUBLksoNk AGAIN.
ST. Louis. Nov. l0-The Democrats dis.
patch from Lawrance, Kansas, says the Indians
sre becoming troublesome again the plains.
On Monday last they attacked the whites at Pole
Greek and captured the mail, snbulapces. mules
and some Government stores. General Heath l.
reported to have recently bad battle With them
given.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS. Nov. s--The Times Browns
vile correspondent OF the 81 says: am inform
ed the citizens of Mstsmoras are already In q
starving condition. The accounts OF the In
persl troops are but little better.
A great manv of the late Confederate officers
are lighting with the Liberals There are trans
ports at the mouth OF the Rio Grande loaded
with Frehch troops TO reinforce the garrison at
Matamoras. They will find il rough work com
ng up the river, As the Liberals hold It's banks
below the city.
FESIASIsx IN CANADA.
NEW YoRK, November 10 The Herald's
special from Toronto says the Fenian o0nds
selling in Montreal and Quebec, where the de
tectves watching the Irish.
The Toronto Leader announces the discovery
OF plot TO rob the Canadian banks. Two men
now in Jail here who have confessed that sew
en- American Fensns are here Organizing force
Of one hundred men to make raid on the banks.
Much uneasness in felt in business circles in
consequence.
THE SANDERS KIDSAPPERs.
The Sanders kidnappers were brought before
The court on a writ of habeas corpus, but the
judges refased bail, and they. were returned TO
prison.
PREcKISRTpGE GOING To TEXAS.
A gentleman who accompanied Breckenridge
to Canada has arrived at San Antonio.
Breckenridge has announced bis determination TO
remove 10 Texas, should the President pardon
him. He sscribes the late turning point of Con-
federste fortunes to the removal of Johnston
from the army at Atlanta.