The Lndtans.-l The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Palro, saws:
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Inc halans.-lhe Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Palrio, says:


Mr. Polk has done one praisworhy ac, since
his induction INTO the Presidential char. lie has
annuIIed That portion OF Mr.. TyIers famous Choc.
taw Contract. relating the sLrtp Issued TO Ire
Indians. out of which those interested hoped IN
make immense gains. Tho Mr., Bras,ow W no wos
carefully selected to be the governments agent to
take out the scrip (perhaps million and half
III amornt!) and umier ihe direciioa of,he cou,rac
tors, deliver it to- he Indians n, certain von,s ,nd
times and places. as policy and acqus,,ioners
might suggest has been dcposeJ, recalled. and
the whole mana nge'nent of the matter, scrip and
ALL placed where It ought to be. under the dleec.
tlon ana control OF Co. WIN. Armstrong. the lu.
dian Agent. who is an honest, upright man. n f,uh.
tLI and energetic officer, a popular man ,uono
the indians as well as others W here he is known
and who will see that justice is done in the matter
10 the poor ChOctaws.