The AGoriSiIleS, a
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To the Editor Of the Tribune:


know your readers will be gratiied to learn that
they have an opportunity offered them to see some
Aborigines from the Western wds, with all their
native costume and habits as they were among their
fathers three hundred years ago. Theycome from the
Western part of Iowa and the region around Council
Bluffs They show the manner in which their peo-
pie worship the Great Spirit declare War, make
Peace, sc. None should go to see them, however,
who expect to witness the clap-trap ceremonies
which are often passed off for Indian manners, &C..
for they will witness in this case nothing more than
the genuine wild Indian, his real nature, and his
sublime and simple customs.


Yours, truly, THOMAS j. FARNIAM
New- York, Feb 10, 1871.