 ,slEHEI ADVOCATE.

LITTLE ROCK. NOVEMBER Ii. lsss

ENGRAVING CHoCrAWs.
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A party of 45o Emigrating Choctaws, we are informed, arrived ali Rock Roe, on White river, on board the steamer Reindeer, on the 9th inst under ihe su- perintendence of Maj. ARMSTRONG, Choc- taw Agent. From Rock Roe. this party of Emigrants will proceed in wagons, to the lands set apart for them by the Govern ment, west of this Territory The Vo- 1ant, we also learn, was hourly expected at Rock Roe, with about as many more emigrants.

 We much regret to learn, that the Asi- atic or Spasmodic Cholera has made its ap- pearance among this party of Emigrants On the night of thei. arrival at Rock Roe. 15 or 20 were attaeked-S of which num- Der died in the course of the night and fol- lownS day. Later accounts report 10 deaths in all, and 9 or 30 new cases.

 Lafer frons Rock Roe.-There has been several letters received in town, within the last two or three. days, from Rock Roe. Their contents we have been una ble fully to learn. We are told, however. that there appears to be some difference of opinion as to the name of the disease which has prevailed, since Monday or Tuesday week, with so much fatality among the Emigrating Indians. One of the Agents, who is sometimes styled Doctor, calls it the common Cholera .Eorbus! but Doct. REyBuRN, whose judgment in such mat ters, is entitled to equally as much, if not to more regard anl.esitatiagiiy pre- nonnces it Asiatic or spasmodc Cholera.

 Since the arrival of the 450 Ismigrants, on the 9th inst. 9 or 90 have died. So says rnmor.

 Rumor also says, that 20 or q hundred Emigrating Cboctaws arrived al Rock Roe, on Friday last, and that there was considerable sickness among them.