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0rOne of the Euchies, who killed Runne's
wus taken 10 Little Rock, for trial, on Sunday
last. The other will certainly be arrested. The
Greeks deserve great credit for their PromPIness
in urresling these murderers. Rolly Mcintosh,
the head Chief Of the Creek Nation, was anxious
to have them executed according 10 the Creek
Laws, and sent for some Of the authorities al
For, Gibson, and Of the Cherokee Natien, 10 come
~~a ";,nass ii. nledain1 that there was no doub
of their guilt, and that il would save Inc ohte'
s,n,es Government several hundred dollars; bu
uoou Council of the Chiefs, it was concu
dcd 10 deliver them over to The proper authorities


OF Gov. Yell demanded Mr.. Woodruff's re-
moval, on account of his being defauIter TO the
State; which Mr.. W. plainly shows is not the case
The Governor snys none should hold office, who
would be excluded by the constitution of the State;
vet. he appointed Davies Thompson commits.
sioner 10 run the line between this State and Mis-.
souri,, who is defauler to the United States, some
$4,000 or $4,000. Mr.. Woodruff audes to
this in his last publication, which will be found in
to.day's paper; and the Banner man calls it catch.
ing at straws. Well, before he is done with the
Governor he will think that he is catching a, some.
thing lille larger than sfrars!"


From 81. Domingo.-By the arrival Yesterday,
says the New York Morning News, Of the
schooner Potomac, l3 days from St. Domingo
city, we learn by Captain Berry that, on the day
he sailed. he saw a fleet standing for and within
few miles Of the city. consisting Of frigate, two
slsamers, md three schooners-supposed them TO
be Spanish. The Domincans we're fitting out n
feet, consisting of!he ship Alert, formerly of New
York, brig, and schooner. They had heard
of the march of the Hnytlen army against them,
and were making preparations to give them warm
reception.


We also learn by Captain Snow, of the schooner
Oregon, which arrived yesterday. from the same
port, that few days previous to his sailing (2ih
of February.) President Santa Anna issued a
proclamation, calling on all the male inhabitants,
from Is years and upwards, to prepare to .esis,
on invasion of ,he Hay,iens by sea aud land.


LruisuiHe Ledger.