New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
GENEleAL NEWS.

The Senate has ratified the treaties with the
North esern bands Of SL0shoonee Indians, estaOsh
Ing peace aud friendship. the several ban1s sipu"mg
that hostiiiies and nl deprcdatons mon the emgra
trains the mail nj telegraph lifes and upon c'a1ns
of tie United ates within their country, SHAH cease'
The boundaries of their county Canned and oeeu'
MED by them, are as follows: On the north OF He
middle of tho Great Deseit; on tie west oy o'ep'ue
Valley; On the south by Toedoe or Green Mountains
and on the east By Great Salt Lake, TUNA ana h"sh
Valleys TIE Indians agree 10 remove to the reseHa
tons whenever the President shall deem il eIpedont
for them 10 do So and become herdsnen or a6ic"'u'
lists the Government paying EN- certain ahnu'es III
money provisions. and goods. The Indians also agrts
tha, the Pacific Railroad shall not he no!esied thai
military pests ETC.. may be. constructed, the go. aad
silver mines worked. and mining and agricultural SGT
Elements formed and rancheros established wherever
they may be required.
A private dispatch from Julesburg, Colorado
Territory to Atchson dated Jan. l6 sa that the In
dams have burned large numter Of stations on IN
Overland Mail route killed teamster, and stolen man!
horsts The Asedison Press of the leth odds: TIL
above dispatch shows that tie Overland road Is fully
possession of tie hottie Irdians. The overland nai
ia stopped all transportation Of freight to Colorado
Utah and Montana is cut of And the entire popuia
ton of the Territories is slut oSt from intercourse Win
the States"
Yest rdsy proceedings were commence IN
tho Court 81 General Sessions before Judge Rnss'''
against Bernard Fricry for tie murGer OF the pug list
Harry lazarus but very little progress was mac, Oh az
count of the difficulty in In Pinnelng jury bet~ee'
90 and 80 persons examined, anu onF 'oi H.
the principal obstacle being tnat most OF th'1 had
formed opinions through beaIsay OF the newsp per ae'
counts Of the murder.
Yrs, Us we were closing our forms or Sunday
night dispatch r,'ched us recording very briefly
fearful accident on railroad In Peal "here w
trains met on high viaduct or bridge smashing up
number Of cans and killing aid wounding hundred
persons 30 such occurrence took place There was u
.hoht COLI sion ON the Philadelphia and Erie KaiIoao
vherebv ak persons were injured. but noae OF 'len
seriously. -.
The whole number Of deaths in tins city
during the past week was 4ie. being decrease o. T.
from the mortality OF the previous week. Inc aorhy
Tho deatbs occurred auong children Under h'e yes
~ arc the number being 24. Of the cinsSlneato" u
dseases has had the greatest NUMBER Oh
victims the total Of which VASES
The body of John Connigan, soldier attached
20 m. Second L. S. Infantry. stationed at Governor
T.,and TN Saturday night last was foaud short
s.tsnce from his ouartess with the base Of LIS skull
nseo in No clre to his assassin has yet beer diS'
covered Coroner Gamble will hold an inquest Oh the
body today.
. A guerrilla attacked the shop OF lonely
idov in uawesyille. Kentucky. the other niehf' liz
broke the window and pushed his head IT. when 'Ac
widow laid him out with billet Of wood. called Ir an
axe aud deliberately made minco-meat oil the o0uy'
oeoying the pieces for the swine to deyour
Gold opened at 2ols, rose to 1922, and was stcaey
at 2oi until after "a p. The deliveries were n'dc more
eey thsa on Saturday and after they were over Tor e
IN. rate brole to 1871 aid closed at 1881 String b ere
I'D can be bad ut 1864 o9 for sixty dsys a't
h1c, fos three days. Francs aloaa' Government s'oeh
- ,,.,.,.I decline and close dull Money Is abundant 81
sa7 pr cent and Stock Erchsnge cannot employ the
it'll offered Last evening stocks we're not very strong o''
sold sner the Call At 200 aud downto 49, ihe'e W. ''s
,,,.on, Attn. clo.s Of the report Gold stood at l9st