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ToNAwANDA INDIANs.-We learn that "the
Ogden Land Company, which purchased the SEN
eca Reservation, have paid the full instament of
$4,000, at New York, and having thus fulfilled
their part of the bargain, will now exact Of the
authorities strict compliance with theirs by the
enforcement of the law which compels the Sene-
ca Nation to yield up their lands TO the above
corporation


The chief of the Senecas Blacksmith, was in
Batavia last week, endeavoring to borrow money
at one Of the banks, for the purpose of delaying
or preventing the consummation of the treaty.
He did not succeed. Sanford, their physician,
and a well educated man, for an Indian, says the
Senecas cannot bear the idea of being driven out
from their old homes, and that in his opinion,
great difficulty will be experienced before their
final expuIsion.--N. Y. True Sun