, 1873-05-09
BONDS.
Government bonds were firm ut the close.
THE INDIANS.

Mexican Authorities Complaining OF
| Cochixc-.The Tndian Com III i.sfoner
| Says Coc1,ise IL Not tho NIan--HsrfE-
hmm YounE's Views on the Indian
Question.
WAsHrSoroS, D. G., May s.-Tho Commits
Hioner Of Indian Affairs has received copy of .
protest Of ]. Pesqueirn, Governor Of Bonora, to
| Gov. Stafford, Of Arizona, against what he sup
| poses to be the Btipulations of treaty entered
into between Gen. o. o. Howard and tho Indian
Chief cochise: Gov. Posqueira recites List OF
murders and lesser crimes committed between
November last and March OF the present year,
and claims that the treaty allows Cochise to
] have FREQ range in Mexico.
| Commissioner Smith says this is an entire
mistake, as the treaty In no way refers to sonora
| or other Mexican ter1itory. It is true that
| atrocities have been committed in Sonora by the
Apaches, as Pesqueira alleges but il participated
in by any members Of Cochise's band, it has been
! without Cochise's sanction, as all reports show
terms and spirit Of the treaty, though he may
have been unable to control the outlaws Of his
| band.
SALT LAKE, May e.-Yesterday the Omaha
Herald correspondent interviewed Brigham
Young, and obtained his views Of the Indian
question. Brigham said TINT in 1s47 he settled
in this country with 140 souls, and for thousands
OF miles around the land Was infested with hos
tile Indians; that ho gained their friendship By
acting honorably with them, and, by never stoop-
t11t SC@0t@kOAs h6t& tA8% tA&1 4Ia*4A1%} ~
the Indians had been augmented by robberles
committed by unscrupulous agents, and that
they had lost all faith In the honor and integrity
Of the Government officials; shat the Modocs
did to the Commissioners just what they
thought was being: endeavored to be done
to them, and that peace should be made at any
cost. or the entire West would bo embroi1ed in
general 1ndian warfare. Then tho correspondent
asked, "You indorse President Grants Indian
policy, then2" Mr. Young replied, " indorHe
the policy 30 far as it corrects abuses and tends
to lasting peace and the centralization OF the
Indians" Mr. Young said an Indian war would
destroy the commerce, capital, and immigration
between the Missouri and Pacific coast, and re-
tard the settlement Of the country for twenty
years. which would in itself be great calamity.
sAS FRANCISCO, May ga dispatch from
Portland says the r1u1ors about the conduct and
attitude OF the Indiana in Eastern Oregon are
conflicting.
ocheo, The Chicf Of the Snakes and Piutes
says he will remove his people from the vicinity
Of the laya-bed, and none Of them shall giVo aid
to the Modocs.
VIRGINIA, New, May s.-Mail advices from
camp Warner, received at Reno to-day, dated
tho I'd, state that Oohos, the Chief OF the Snake
band ct Pintee, will remove his people to Camp
Warner from the vicinity Of the 1ava-beds,
where they have been during the winter. Gen.
Wheaton has instructed his Commissary to pro-
vide the party with subsistence. Oches has been
the most formidable enemy OF the whites IN
former Indian wara, but will not aid Capt. Jack.
He offers some Of his wa11ior7 to fight tho
Modocs. necessary.