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INDIAN MovEmENT.-W learn, through an ex-
tract from letter written by Seneca chief,
dated Buffalo, December l, and published in the
New York Commercial, that the Towanda chiefs
and people have risen against the execution Of
the amended treaty Of 1912, and have forbidden
the appraisers to surrey their irlimprovements uh-
der the treaty, and they seem determined to
resist to the last extremity. Its execution, of
course, has been hindered, and the Government
agents are now waiting farther instructions from
The Secretary Of War upon The subject. 1t was
feared there would be a serious outbreak among
them, unless made to submit peaceably very
soon. sM s4 asa a 4ssc lf8EtK3