New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

with the Indian Office Gen. Walkers report, which IL
not yet completed, will contain some very interesting
discussions Of the Indian problem.
II is probable that resolution viii be introduced in
the House the beginning of the session calling upon
the Secretary OF the Treasury for explanation OF his
in the recent issue of sOOOcO Of legatender
notes. number Of Administration Congressmen ex
authority aud they are in favor OF such action on the
part OF Congress will make 10 clearly unlawful for
him TO augment decrease the volume OF the currency
hereafter without the authority Of express statute.
No application viii hereafter be entertained at the
office OF the Controller Of the Currency for the orCaniza
ton Of National Banks. All Of the currency
thorzed BY Congress has been absorbed by existing Ma
tional Banks and by those already authorized.
For the first time in several months, meeting OF the
fun Cabinet was held to-day, which lasted about two
hours The time was taken mp in a discussion of the
routine business OF the several Departments.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCn
The last large Indian delegation which came East was
composed mainly Of Kiowas Comanohes. Apaches, and
Arapahoes, from the Indian Territory, I'm charge Of
Capt. Henry T. Alvord Special Indian Commissioner.
They have reached homes aud that gentleman
returned and submitted his report The ATapahoes
and the Caddoes Gtchitlws and affiliated bands fully
sustain their delegations in their negotiations here
garding their lands by which these tribes accede 10 the
proposition OF the Government for their location upon
considerably diminished reservations The Nowas, Co
manches ana Apaches have been informed Of the sub
OF the recent address by the Commissioner to
their delegates while in this city in advance Of tho re-
turn Of the latter, and this, in conjunction with Col
McKenzies timely attack upon the suu impaoaoie
COmanohes roaming Texas, had borne its first fruits
The tribes named nave promptly surrendered to their
agent the last OF the captives held by them, and de-
clare their intention to give mp the stolen animals IN
their herds, aud otherwise fully comply with the de-
mauds OF the Government Already Ma0rvi, or Shaking
Hand. the important OF the dsahected COmanche
chiefs, with his band and Kicking Bird, with nearly all
the Kiowas have AGAIN to their reservation ana
camped near the agency at Fort sill lew we-known
KlOWa braves, with small following, express thelt
determination continue TO defy the authorities, but
tins was expected. The men have long been Outawcd
and their chiefs dscaim all responsibility for then
deeds, and their agent the Government VIII he
sustained by the tribe In any action IL might take in
regard to this lactOn. Special Commissioner Alyord
SAYS that before ho left ST. Louis arrangements were
made the Uutcd States Marshal at that city TO SEND
back to Satanda and Big Tree. These chiefs were
sentenced TO DEATH but the punishment was suit quet
committed TO Imprisonment Tor lie. Gov Davis ht0' az
the request of tine Indian authorities pImted Jhe 10
be St Louis their old lu0Itu companions
on Their way 70 Washington, which served gOod pur-
pose.