The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

reasonably expected and entirely satisfied with
the result
The negotiations with the Indian tribes Of the Upper
Arkansas have not been less successful.
The Department is advised by Generals sanborn,
Kearny and their associates of the CONCLUSION by them
Of treaties with the cheyeDnes, Arapahoes, osaees,
Apaches, Comanches and Kiowas-numberng some
twelve or fifteen thousand souls.
Everything seeing to have been done which Il
practicable to accomplish this fall and there seems but
little reason TO doubt that early in the spring shall bo
at peace with all the Indians OF the Plains and elsewhere
oUTRAGEs oS NEGROES ~ THE soUTHwEsT-TnE
REBEL GENERAL FORREST.
private telegram 10 the Freedmen's Bureau from
late prominent officer OF the army, dated board a
steamboat passing down Mississippi river and up
White river says that negro soldiers are stl Killed
when discharged and turned back the country Tho
boat crowded with Yankees prospecting others
going for the purpose of introducing machinery &c.
They were fine, sturdy, enterprsing men.
The rebel General Forrest aboard ana landed on
the Mississippi bank He says he does expect
johnson pardon any officer or his class but that
will 1t to Congress TO act, which will probably
disfranchse them forever; but he will go to Washing
ton look Congressman in the face, and try the effect or
money the worst of them and will thus accomplish
his purpose He very quiet, and talked over MS
campaigns with old comrades He Is a tall, thin ner
iron win He was rather retiring than obtrusye He
thought Northern radcaism dying out with the fires OF
the There not such obsequiousness towards
hm among his friends as might have been expected.
THE FRgEpMES's BUREAU IN MISSISSIPPI AND LoUJsr-
ANA-ARREsT or CAPTAIN PECK.
private telegram from prominent gentleman in Mis-
sisspp states that the arrest of Captain Peck OF tho
Freedmen's Bureau greatly regretted by Governor
Humphreys, although he refused to interfere, ut the
request Of Colonel Thomas, Assistant Commissioner OF
the Bureau General 0sterhaus furnished guard for
the Captain; but the sheriff anticipated its arrival
and set him free The Captain is now in the discharge
OF his duties Colonel Thomas has met with tho
Committee of the Legislature on Freedmcns Affairs and
have found them proposing TO do better
for the freedmen than anticipated
General T. L. Conway Of The Freedmen's Bureau IN
Louisiana In the city but does not speak encourag-
ngy OF the spirit which animatos majority Of Louisi-
anans
THE TRIAL or COMMODORE CRAVEN.
The prosecution the OF Commodore Craven be-
fore the Court closed yesterday To-day the Court was
engaged in hearing the testimony for the defence OF SOW
cra officers who under Commodore Craven's COM
mand at the time Of the escape OF the stonewaL
THE NAVAL DOCK TRIAL.
Chief Engineers Darby, Fcthian and Kellogg havo
made report the Navy Department OF the late COM
pcttve trial OF the machinery OF the Wnoosi and Al
gOnQuin 10 determine tie econuHiy
the power respectively developed in the two cases
| They say the trial conducted exact conformity
with the instructions OF the Board Of Civilian Experts,
and thai the Winoosks machinery made the ninctysx
rum working the most perfect manner and soad-
lily improving giving better result for the last twelve
hours than for the first. The performance OF the ma
chnery in every particular leaves nothing TO be desired
for efficiency IN a marine paddle wheel steamer It's
durability and reliability could be depended on for any
length cruising They say the machinery OF the Al
sonqun evidently wanting In these particulars and
in proper adaptation for marine PURPOSES In style finish
and convenience; man pslaon IT was also far behind
IT. competition
PERSONAL.
Horace Greeley, General Fitzpatrick and the rebel
General Longsreet among those admitted TO tho
President to-day The former seems undecided whether
or not 10 consider elections personal gain
Cen Fitzpatrick visited Secretary Seward during the day,
and il understood TO have a foreign mission IN view.