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65r 10 the las, Cherokee Advocate we soc an
account Of some rolen, oa.ragos which have been
lately perpetra,ed in the vicinage Of For' Gibson
According to its accounts certain number OF SOL
diers belonging to tina, Post are guilty Of the most
brutal and savage conduct towards the persons Of
two females living adjacent 10 the Post, and most
wanton in destroying, by fire, their houses and
properly. Other accounts throw the blamo more
upon the shoulders Of one Nicholson, whose Of.
fray we noticed last week and say that to the de.
sire of revenge is the conduct Of the soldiers at.
ributabe. There is, doubtless guilt u.nchsdlo both
sides, perhaps as much to one as the other; for
the soldiers of the frontier garrisonsure no, over
moral or honest or geless in their transactions
and intercourse with the Indians around them
while on the other hand the Indians with whom
they come in contact and brawl, are invariably Of
the mos. degraded aad vicious class. The Post,
its influences, and the Indians around them, do,
mos. certainly need publication.



er that the Comanches lately murdered Jesse
Chisholm, Jno. Spanlurd, and Watson, three ira.
ders of that region.


The Seminoes have all removed to their new
country. They express desire to live in peace,
and also determination 10 take no part in the
lale disturbances between the Creeks and Paw
necs.


We clip the following from tho Globe Of the
9Th inst, and give it to correct the erroneous re.
ports of the formation of the new cabinet that have
been published.


THE CABINET.


The President nominated to the Senate to-day
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN. Secretary Of State.


Hon. Robert ]. WALKER, Secretary Of the Treas.
urg.


Hon. WIN. L. MACY, Secretary of War.


Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT. Secretary Of The Nd
ry.


Hon. JOHN Y. Mason, Attorney General.
| Hon. CAVE JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
| All the nominations acted on and confirm.
ed during the sitting. except that of Mr.. Bancroft,
which was postponed until tomorrow, at the re.
quest of some member-from what motive, we
cannot divine. The cabIne! is composed OF men
of talent-of fine business apttudes-of unbIem.
shed and exalted characters. All of them are
distinguished for devotion to The democratic cause,
each having at least sixteen years of har ser-
vce--twelve years under the lead Of Jackson and
Van Buren,, and four during the term which has
resulted in the elevation of President Polk.


GIVE are happy to see the firm and decisive
stand which President Polk has taken in relation
to the countless herd of office seekers who have
infested, beset, and beseigod Washington and the
President during the las. month. Those ciques,
especially one from our State, have been most
etfectuay rebuked; and from their confident hopes
of being able to take what office they listed, they
have been plunged up to their head and ears in
chagrin. Mr.. Polk is determined that his Admin,
straion shall not be proscrptive one, and what
changes he makes among officers he will do it war.
lily and SLOWLY.


The Baltimore Sun gives full particulars Of the
Inauguration of President Polk. The procession
is described as magnificent. Following the militia.
ry was a little band of veteran soldiers Of the
Revolution; with hoary locks, and stops apparently
urfatered by age, they seemed to rejoice in another
occasion to evince their ardent AMI undving at.
,achment 10 the Institutions Of their country.
I We published in our last, several articles rcla.
tive to the secret negotiations Of England and Mex.
leo, for the ccsson to the latter power Of thu, val
liable territory. There are many who look upon
this as an idle and false report, put in circulation
TO affect the Texas question, then pending in Con.
grcss; but we give below an extract that will prob
ably to open their eyes, and work upon their
organs Of creduty.


The California Nens'-A few DAYS ago. says
the N. Y. Herald, the barque "Ann Louisa"
arrived at this port from Vera Cruz, consigned 10
the highly respectable ommercial house of liar.
gous & Co. We are informed that previous to the
sailing Of this vessel British steamer arrived al
Vera Cruz before the capture Of Santa Anna,
bringing dispatches for him from :he British Go.
vernment. The new government opposed TO Santa
Anna, having possession Of Vera Cruz, took pos
session also of tho dispatches on which it was al
once discovered that secret negotiations had been