The hdians.-Tho National In,elgcnccr Of
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The Ldians.-Tho National Intelligcnccr Of
yesterday says:


awe learn that Col. Pitchlynn, Of the Choctaw
nation, is now in this city. and will remain DUR
ing the winter, as the representative OF his peo'
pie, for the purpose of conducting and settling
their business with the Government, which mis-
sion, we are sure, from the high character oil the
agent, will be vol discharged.


"Three nations of Indians are now represented
here: Tho Choctaws, Cherokees, and Potlawata'
mics. And the presence of their ambassadors
suggests tho apprehension that there must have
been some defect in the management OF their bu-
siness heretofore, or that thcy arc preparing 10
assume, it may be, higher rank as members Of
the human family, and desire to place their al
fairs on such solid basis as will enable thom
t) do so.'