BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

From the Far West.
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The Annual Council of the Creeks conmrhceu
on rhsrsday last, and ffom what W. can tsfh WIN
b, we'll ATTENDED The runners which were se"'
cut 10 the pr,rlrs did succeed IN bFnglns IN 'hs
wild tribes. bat the contrary. narrowly esce!ru
being murdered \ ictlrr from gentleman in me
Creek Nation to friend in tals place, states that
the runners which were sent TO the Can2nches
w.r. robbed and chased SIX DAYS and nights, and
escaped ys.y narrowly The Pawuee>. ii Is
ihought, viii war upon the Greeks d4rns the en-
suing summer. The Greeks VIII decide dnrins me
nreseni Council the course 10 be pursued towards
ihem There IS much important business 10 be
transacted, and upon the wsole. VIII or well "or
,hv of attendance The Wacors, kictees, and
Cadaoes are the oIy Pralre tribes that VIZ DC


The repor, of the murder Of a party OF Creeks,
vino went out on the prarrles 70 irace, Is confirm
ed Among them were jess. Chisholm, Jno. spa
nlard. d. O. Watson, Nick Miller. Mr.. Colser,
John Couno-, Bill Connor, John ktcnum, anc
several others The Crrrks will handle the Ca
manches rather roughly II they s't hold OF them


Another press is pc started IN the Choctaw Nation
in the course OF the year, 10 De conducted oy g
Na.lve>Editor


On Saturday night last, at Fort Smith. some
rowdv soldiers getting drunk, asSalled Creek IN
dian and beat HIM nearly III death, Is Salu "ilou'
anv provocatlon whatever IRON the Creek ineV


also assaulted and badly beat with tleaVy sergeant
swords some white men, With the same Wah'Vh-
ness Such conduit deserves The Severes Fe0uke


The persons who were on trial before the District
Court OF the Uuited States Tor tile District OF Ar
Kansas. upon The charge o. burning some houses Ia
The vicinity OF Fort Gibson, and asSaultins some
Cherokee women, occupants thereof have been
discharged for want OF evidence


The United States Commissioner, Gen MASON.
with his Two daughters aud Col 5 I. SrAJTBAAGs,
lett this city on Monday for Washington.


An atiray occurred al Evansville, Washington
Co on Saturday night, between Thomas BrIdsr
wood aud some person whose ndme we did nos
learn. in winch Bridg-wood shot the latter IN the
mortal


Alr. Clark Landers, long a resident OF this
county, was drowned, about two weeks slncs
while crossing Red River. He had removed his
family 10 Texas, and was on hts return 10 tins
county when the accldea, happened