MOBILE, Nov. iO.-Indi0n Character The town of Alexandria. parish of fRapides, La. was lately visited by the Caminchis, and various olnsr tribes ofIndians, who, during their stay. exhibited themselves to the citizens in one of me ball plays peculiar to the aborigines of the southern section of the country. On the n'snt atter the play, the parties indulged in a general drunken frolic. A quarrel happened, ln whlch one ofthe Indians was slain by anoth- e in 'hs streets, and the perpetrator immedi- Mey surrendered himself to the relatives of tne vict'm. The laws of these tribes, 1t ap- pears were the same that prevail generally a. nlong ind'ans in the regulation of punishnent for murder, which places the fate of the crirn- i1al at the disposal of the nearest connection of the deceased. Strong as is the love of fife, an attempt to escape from the penalty so ad- Judged' IL ls well known, is rarely heard of