SEW TON CORRESPONDENCE.i\*;rr Bi:vrlt;»N. M y ID. 1 *; 5.Ki». Imiki'C'.ukm. • Times in and around hero remain very 'juiel, and pro-pc -t- for a tro.nl huatiiijr M'a.-t 11 are nlt;t verv tlutlcrimr. N«» boats are ,• 1 1looked, for before tin* 1st or Mb. The(.ran 1 Council of lbd brethren t« rtni-nated la t Saturday and vva a jrrandMicces- iii every particular. The l‘ilt;-jrati natmn tvih represented by ‘.heirchiefs, ('ul Hand. Mountain Chief andhilii»* Plume; the tiros Ventres b\their el.h !*, WVasel Horse and Mane( lid!, the As«iniboiinbv their head#ehie\ si-rued the Treaty, after a lou;r dii-n-sion of opinit ns amid jrrcal harmony and -rood feeling. It i- earnestlyhoped by all the white setth i in tiiis seetion of the eoiintrv that tlicv wid all try to live uj* to ail it- provisions. The ( 011 m il hlt; ini: ended the Imp nilsIwere entertained by !.t. Bradley ot t no 7th Infantrv, on last Satnrdav evening bytiMa'rie Lantern Exhibition, which was appreciated by 1 Vi• mi. Afterward the Indians, cotuposin;: Hie headmen of eaeli tuition, en^a^e l in a rand I’eaee Datiee whic h was witnessed by a lame number of white s, ami was a rami treat to ail present.Col. May and Maj. Fanton, withsheir « rod children, departed for homo on |hi it d r