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l Ihe Indian War.-The painful intelligence 1 of Tuesday from Detroit, is officially confirm ed by the following extra from the office of l the Cincinnati Gazette, received yesterday. The Steamboat Herald. Capt. Fleishman- 1 in "A hours from St. LOus--a most extraOr- dinary quick passage-brings us proclama- fion from the Governor ofIllinois, to the citi- zens of that State, from which it appears that blOody and successful attack has been made by the Indians upon detachment of the vol untecrs. We learn by private letter. that whom were Col. Crane, Col. Thomas, Maj. Morgan. and Capt. Bailey.

 At the date of the last accounts, Gen. Att kinson, the cOmmander-in-chie ofthe United States forces, was in most peril0us situation. He had sent out Several expresses for supp plies. and every man had been cut off. The keel-boats. destined with supplies above the. Rapids. had not been heard of. aud it was supposed that they had been captured and their crews massacred. Intelligence so pain full has not been anticipated. For further knowledge of the condition of our frontiers. the reader is referred to Gov. Reynolds pro- clamation.

 DixoN's FERRY, ON Rock RIVER.

 10 the Militia of the State of Illinois.

 It becomes my duty again to cali on you for yVuE SeGtICGB IO tue uGlGUCG UG yOuE COUAttTys The State is not only invaded by the hostile Indians. hut many of your citizens have been slain in battle. A detachment of armed sOl- unteers. commanded by Major Stillman. of about 275 in number, were oyerpowered by the hostile Indians on Sycamore Creek, dis tance from this place 80 miles, and c0nslde- rable number of them killed. This is an act of hosliliiy which cannot be misconstrOed.

 am of opinion that the Pottawatamies and WiDpebagOes have joined the Sacsianda Foxes, and all may be considered as swaging war against the United States.

 To, subdnes these Indians and drive -4hem from the State. it will requirea force @0f at least two thousand mounted yolunteers more, in addition to the troops already in the field.

 I have made the necessary reqpisitiOn on the proper officers for the above number of mounted men, and have no doubt that the citizen soldiers of the State will obey the call of their country. They sill meet at Hine- pen, on the Illinois river, in companies of SO lnen sach, on the l0thof June next. to be or ganized into a brigade.

 JOHN REYNOLDS. May l5. Commander-i" ChtsE

 Rios ia MonirsaL--AD election for member to represent oas ot the tower wards of Moa.rea ln the Honse Of Cammoas of Lower Canada, terninassd on the 22d inst in serious rios s which persons were killed. The mob was so outrageous tbat the Constabes who attempted sO restore order were as ...,,aL ,y .ho,var. or .snnsa anh driven from thN