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Correspondence oi the NeW ork Evening Staf.

 WASHINGTON; 31st May, lS36

 It cannot be denied that the most unhoy and ungod- ly matter that agitates us is the Indiaa Yer. To be the whole country IS up in about 1t but does any port of the country know to ,rha the real dGicudty in this miserable struggle-we may say in all these miserable struggles with the savages, is to be tracedl Does man in hundred-in thousand, know the origin of this war with the red man? Tue origin IS ,tdh fhis Gorernment. 10 ttis gorerameat may and must be traced the occasion of all this boodshed and all this terror in the midst of people? To the injustice of this Administrations this war-these are to be attributed. Let this gov ernment answer for if. to an indignant country

 A few facts may be sufficient On the 9th May, 1882, Treaty was concluded with the Semrloles at Payne's Landing in Florida by Col. Gadsden. In pursuance of a condition of this Treaty, delegation, after visiting, and being satisfied with the country as