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WAR WITH THE CHERoKEEs.-We learn from
Gen. Morse, of Natchitoches, that an express had
arrived at San Augustine and Sabine Town, with orders
from the local authorities Of Texas to raise force
pei the incuron Of the Cherokees upon the frontier Of
Texas and that companies being raised for that
purpose as well as under the requstion Of Gen. Tay
lor.


Serious apprehensions entertained that Mexican
emissaries had been among them and that tho whole
tribe were in arms against the United States.


Some years since the Cherokees purchased land in
Texas for which they paid $40 to the agent of New
York company, and the authorities of Texas refused to
allow them to take possession of it. Since that period
they have always been in hostile attitude and the pre-
sumption they would take advantage Of the first op-
portunity that presented to avenge their supposed
wrongs. Bowls, chief Of the nation, together with
Others killed In affair growing out Of the
cause, and Maj Kaufman member of Con-
gress from Texas wounded in the battle.-Nep
Orleans Je6ersonian, May a. .@sue