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IspiASs-The steamer Colorado arrived yester-
day morning, with three hundred and twenty-five
Indians, being a part Of the Miami nation, from
Fort Wayne, Indiana, They embarked on the Col
orado at Cincinnati, accompanied BY Francis La7
fouhtaine the chief Of The nsiion, and James Sin
Clair esq, the United States agent On their arrival
at this port they we're landed al Bloody island OPP
posite the city, where they win, remain until ar
rangements are made to convey them TO Wesport,
on the MISSOURI river, back of which, some sixty
miles, being the place assigned them for their future
residence, About two hundred of the nation, with
the permission Of Congress, will remain at Fort
Wayne; and Lafouniaine, after seeing the present
party safely established at their new homes VIII re-
turn TO Indiana, leaving the secopd chief Buriette
at their head. Major Samuel Edsell and Mr., Co
quilard are the contractors for their removal


81 Louis Rspub., Oo. 81.