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The Enigrating Creeks.-'rhe plumber of Creek Indians who have already e'nlgrated beyond the Mississippi, is about 400 the number remaining behind. about lS.OOO. The principal village at which the emigrants are located, is on the verdigris river, at the head of steaa, navigation, and hut four miles from Cantonment Gibson, where Col. Arbuckle is stationed with about 800 U. States troops Distance from the mouth ofthe Arkansas. ac- cording to the windings of the river, 300 miles by land 800. Among the Creeks, there is eveidently a greater disposition to emgrate. than among the Cherokees; and it is possible that the whole tribe will at length consent to remove.