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INDIAN HosTIIIrIEs.-Th dustin (Texas) Era
OF the 9Th inst. learns from Capt. |. o. Race, who
had just arrived from the treaty ground near Csmanche
Canadian river, north Of Rod river, engaged in hos
tics with the Usage Indians. These runners have in
days Jack Harry an intelligent Delaware just in from


the treaty grounds says the tribe far more numerous
them for the last twenty years. Buffalo Hump the
Chief Of the Western tribe refused to in until the
return of Jack Harry with that he shall not
be interrupted for the depredations committed by his
tribe at Catravile recently The children stolen from
that place are at the treaty grounds.


INDIAN News FROM TExAs.-Capt. Rice arrived
from the council ground ON Thursday last-to him
Col Leonard H. Williams with party Of ten others,
despatched to Pahaucas camp the False Washi
"a on tine 2sth April he sent % runner to Gov Butler
low girl. in the Comsnchc camp. The former was
quaned with Col Williams in the early and happy days
necessarily Twelve mules and two mule loads Of mcr.
chandize were offered for her but refused by the nd
who say they will die rather than give her up No
situation DO depicted to minds repete with half
the horrors Of that unfortunate young ladys Our gov
should claim her with q strong hand; the sword
should be made to avengc and to lberate II is useless
to talk Of treating with those barbarans until they
first humbled by chasisement The appearance Of Col
Williams created considerable excitement among tho
Comanchcs The young warriors laid plan to murder
him and his companions. which was overheard BY a
70 Colonel Williams, and he Immediately claimed





succeeded in pacfying and restraining his mon.
buffalo Hump acknowledges th,t his party killed scve-
raj Germans San Antonio Two suppose at Castro
veD he is consequently afraid trust himself among
the pale faces, and refuses to in. Jack Harry,
Delaware, purchased German boy about nine ten
years Of age from his band. They have two American
lads prisoners which they refuse to bring in sell
is about IL or ia the other ID or years OF age There
about 800 Indians at the council ground, represent
lug Cherokees shawnees Delawarcs lones, Anadacocs
Kickspoos, Tonkahuas, Lpans Kecches and Wacoes.-
Pahauca with an Amparco chc! looked for on the
Ia a.
with small party is also expected in. The Comanches.
Amparicoes and kowas. say they once met the Ameri-
at the Wichitaw mountain and willing to
them herc again, when the Buhaloes below" which
Is in July The village Of the Wacocs and Wichaws,
situated in the Wichitaw mountains has been burnt by
the PawnccNoaws Tho residue Of the two first tribes
near Warrens trailing house on Red River, and pro-
mise, If the Americans will suffer them remain there
to molest the whites again in any way-.4ustin
(Teros) Democrat, May Is