draws rather favorable picture Of tho moral i'm


proyemeD nj of the Indians IIo snvs.-
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with very few unimporlant exceptions. tho
condition of the various Indian tribes under their
charge has been peaccable and well disposed, and
but little change has taken place since the last
annual report from this office. A'disposi!ion to
improve their condition, by adopting tho habits and
conforming TO tho pursuits Of the white man, con-
tlnues to manifest itself 10 very considerable
and gratifying extent. Tho use of ardent spirits
among few Of the tribes has been somewhat in
creased, while wth,,he most Of them il has great
Iy diminished. - Z - - Z, 9 4 =.
The Ecmainrg portion Of the extracts Of tho
Spectator arc Of little interest. We hope in a
short time, TO have The Reports of the different
Agents on this frontier, when wo will publish
them en,re.