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Emi5ratiRg Ckoctascs.--On Sunday eve ming arrived the steam-boat Reindeer, Capt. Miller, from the Post of Arkansas, having in tow very large keel and alrof- ding passage for from HOO to 1900 Indians, under the esuperntendence of Col Whorton keetor, on their way to their new homes.

 It is highly gratifying to know that this body of Einigrants are in good health and high spirits. The prospect of soon reach ing home, which is to be permanent, ap- pears to inspire these sons of the forest with animation more than sufficient to countervail the inclemeney of the season

 and the unavoidable delay eonsequen, thereon. Belonging 10 this party between 200 and 300are travelling by land from the Post,and will be here in two or three days Immediately on landing the Indians, the Isessaees' returned to the Pest of A-kan saa, after the remaining party of Indians amounting tn 400 or .I90, who gill proceed to the neighborhood of Fort Smith, thei. intended residence. This party arc under the surveillance of Df. John T. Fulton.