No. 5.--_War-Party encamped at Night_, asleep under their buffalo robes, with sentinels on the watch. The _alarm in camp_ is given, and the warriors roused to arms. No. 6.--_War-Party in Council_, consulting with their chief as to the best and most effective way of attacking their enemies, who are close at hand. No. 7.--_Skulking_, or advancing cautiously upon the enemy to take them by surprise--a common mode and merit in war among the North American Indians. No. 8.--_Battle and Scalping_; showing the frightful appearance of Indian warfare, and the mode of taking the scalp. No. 9.--_Scalp Dance_, in celebration of a victory; the women, in the centre of the group, holding up the scalps on little sticks, and the warriors dancing around them, brandishing their weapons, and yelling in the most frightful manner. No. 10.--_Treaty of Peace._ The chiefs and warriors of the two hostile tribes in the act of solemnizing the treaty of peace, by smoking mutually through the calumet, or pipe of peace, which is ornamented with eagles' quills; the calumet resting in front of the group. No. 11.--_Pipe-of-Peace Dance_, by the warriors, with the pipes of peace, or calumets, in their hands, after the treaty has been concluded. This picturesque scene will be represented by the warriors all joining in the dance, uniting their voices with the beat of the Indian drum, and sounding the frightful war-whoop. PROGRAMME FOR THE SECOND EVENING. DOMESTIC SCENES. No. 1.--_The Blackfoot Doctor, or Mystery-man_, endeavouring to cure his dying patient by the operation of his mysteries and songs of incantation. No. 2.--_Mr. Catlin at his Easel, in the Mandan Village_, painting the portrait of _Mah-to-toh-pa_, a celebrated Mandan chief. The costumes of the chief and the painter the same that were worn on the occasion. No. 3.--_An Indian Wedding._ The chief, who is father of the girl, is seated in the middle of the group, receiving the presents which are laid at his feet by the young man, who (when the presents accumulate to what the father deems an equivalent) receives the consent of the parent, and the hand of the girl, whom he leads off; and as she is the daughter of a chief, and admired by the young men, they are bestowing on her many presents.