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INDIAN AFFAIRs.--Letters have been received at the War Department, fio m Henry l.. Ellsworth, Esq, giving the im- portant information, that as commissioner on behalf of the Gnited States, he has concluded Treaties with tie united bands of Guoes and Missouries, dwell on the river Platte; and with the four confederaied bands of Pawnees, residing on the river Platte, and lhe Loup Fork.

 Mir Ellsworth observes, that by the said Treaties the Indian title to many millions of acres is eziinguisaed; that much of the land IS Of excellent qualify, and ahoaaea!s with many streams of water, containing valuable mill seats.

 lie further remarks, that he Is soon to hold Council between the hostile tribes; that the wampun has been exchanged; and that peace will be established among them upon highly satisfactory terms; and t will be happy day for the Indians, and that their battle ground will in short time be- come secure and comfortable residence of civilized tribes.-G Globe.