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IHE INT that now efApES'T MAS


The excie las, ten days, iero-
existed fry. and particularly nj, i
kee considerable. 1t has grim Yout Of
N recent outrages that have been com
mi,ted and will continue probably, 10 a
greater or less degree, until the gang oi
desperadoes that have so long infested our
nation, shall be brough, TO justice.


In addition 10 the acts of last week. there
have none others of particular kind oc-
Cured, that we are advised Of at present.


Major Bonneville, U. >. A. arrived al
Evansville, some time last week. having
been dispatched from Fort Smith, by Gen.
Arbuckle, 10 inquire into the state of at
fairs in that section. Col. McKisick, U.
s. Agent for the Chcrokees, and Captain
Boone, with from thirty to forty Dragons,
are also at the same place, or in the vicinity.
Capt. Boone was ordered from Fort Gibson
for the purpose Of preventing any further
efflson of blood, and to afford protection
to any person that might desire it. These
movements of the troops were brought
about, we understand; through reprcsen-
tations made to Gen. Arbuckle, by one
George w. Paschall, Of Van Buren,. Arks.,
and without the knowledge or solicitation
of the Agent, who, we believe. is the usual
and legal organ through which f3h,ements
of the kind are made. We are, however,
glad of their location on the line. under
the command Of Capt. Boone, prudent
and gen.lemanly officer, as they will pre-
vent any unnecessary officiousness from
beyond, that might otherwise occur.


But even in the absence Of the troops.
the citizens of Arkansas have nothing,
whatever, to fear from the Cherokees, in
their vicinity, as they would. under no
circumstances, perform any act q disturb
the relations of peace and friendship 50
happily existing.


Within two or three miles Of Evansville.
there are from forty to sixty Cterokees,
some of whom, it is said. were concerned
in killing James Starr and Rider. and who
have been in pursuit Of Tom Starr and
three or four oI his associates. The com
pany is doing nothing.


A delegation Of four men were sent Up
yesterday. from this place, 10 inquire into
the condition Of things, and 10 prevail upon
the company TO disperse and reium to their
duties. as good and orderly citizens. This
we hope and believe they will do.