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INDIAN DIsTURsANcEs.-The Raleigh Register
of the 10Th inst. says, ''We entertain serious
fears that much difficulty is about TO be experi-
enced, in carrying into execution the treaty with
the Cherokee Indians, which provides for their
removal beyond the Mississippi. We have con-
siderable body of them, it is known in the sodth-
western part of North Carolina, and SO alarming
are the indications of hostility among them, that the
General Government has made arequisiton upon
the executive of the State, for force of volunteer
infantry. The adjutant General has, accordingly
by direction of General Dudley, issued orders tc
the proper commanding officers, to call out then
respective regiments, with view to the immedi-
ate organization, if practicable, Of one more
volunteer companies, in each.'