SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %. is4S.
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We understand that the Pottawatainie Indians
had another interview with the President yesterday,
when Half Day, the Indian orator. throrgh the In
terpreter, informed him that their grievances had
not been relieved, as they were unable to come 70
any satisfactory adjusmento Of tteir business before
the Commissioners appointcd to treat with them.
The President replied thai he would direct the ne
gotiation to be re-opened, perhaps on new basis.
II is understood that the Indians declined the coun


try offered them as a new home in exchange for
their lands northeast Of the Missouri river, and an
other location will in all probability be rendered TO
them. Every philanthropist must hope that the
remnants Of all the Indian tribes on our border
pay be fairly and kindly dealt with.