IMPORTANT.
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We copy from the New Orleans Tropic of the
5th instant the subjoined article, showing that Gov
BUTLER and Col. LEWIS have been successful in
negotiating treaty with the Prairie Indians Of the
Southwest, and dscreditng the rumors Of the pro-
bability of Indian disturbances on the borders of
Texas:


The Rodo ph arrived here last evening from Port
Cado bringing passengers Captain T. s. Alexander, lady,
and Miss Acxander companies Of the 9th regiment Of
infantry and nnety-fve rank and file from Fort Towson,
commanded by Captain Alexander and Leuenans Wetmoe,
Bunel. Ernest Dent and Esston, attended by Dr. Simp
son. Also, Col NJ. G. Lewis, Commissioner to treat with
the Indians General Mascona, c. J. Wilson, Major X. s.
Peighbors, j. Coyle, r. Cook, and forty Indian chiefs,
and four servants from the Cananche and other Indian tribes.


"Ths is a very important arrival, peace with thirteen
Indian tribes bordering Texas is guaranteed. The
treaties with all these have been made by COL Lewis in
nexon with Judge Butler of South Carolina, and the dele
cations taken to Washington, both with the purpose Of
having the treaties ratified and acquant these men Of the
wds with the Of country and the number Of its
inhabitants which subjects they have present very OBJ
ideas. They represent least fifty thousand souls all
of whom will be peaceful least during the absence Of their
Chiefs and we hope for all time


"The various tribes represented the Camanche, La
pan, Ton-ke-way, Waco Witchaa, To-wack Ammo
dor-ro, Caddo, Ion- Kch, Delaware, Ponamhow, Bede,
and Bu-luI-ee,"