NEW ORLEANS, JUsE 6.
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On Thursday last party Of orone chiefs and captains OF
various Prairie Indian tribes, under the Of Col M G..
Lewis arrived from Port Caddo, their ,cay 10 Washing
ton which place treaties between them and their tribes with
our Government made at Council Bluff the nth ultimo
will be ratified They will thus have fine opportunity Of
seeing country and its numbers of inhabitants, which
will be very sericeabe them they fancy themselves
the greatest people the world Let them see the wonders
Of civilization and understand the various comforts OF Chris


an life and duties they will go home recountng hem and


prepare the way of the Lord and make his path
The noble frame, they mus, be to exist amid their
exposure and habits the toeaby good looking
but they especially will perceive superior customs they
will the natural state is that in which the faculties
art themselves.


The treaties with them concluded by Col. M. G.
LEWIS and COL BurLER of South Carolina who have shown
great judgment by bringing their duties there to close this
particular juncture.-Co Charleston Eng Gazette.