St. Louis, July. T.
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1 We are happy to announce that Sen erals Gaines and Atkinson, with the re- gular troops, have arrived from the Up per Mississippi, having accomplished with the aid of the Illinois mounted men commanded by General Duncan and accompanied by Gov. Reynolds, the peaceable removal of the Indians, and pispersed conlederacy which has been forming for tsco years with incredible secrecy, under the famous Sac chief, BLACK HAWK, and the WINNED AGo PROPHET, who have been endeayoring to revive the designs of the4amos Sha7c- nee Prophet and lee,tnasek. We had in- tended to have exhibited the extent and nature of this eonlederacy, but refer our readers to communication in this day $ paper forwhich we are indebted to the poiteness of gentleman, and with which our information we'll cor responds. Beacon.

 THE LATE INDIAN DISTURBANCE.

 .M,. Editor.-TranquilIity having been restored to the Illinois frontier, the scene of the late Indian distnrbance,i it may De satisfactory to many Of oif your req ders sto know what has occurred, and how the matter has been finally con ciuded.

 The authors of the disturbance con stitute tribe of the Sac nation of Indi- ans, usually called the Briiish Band, ,resi- ding near the mouth of Rock River,and commanded by Black Hawk, the perse- verilts and vindctive enemy of the U. States, and the firm ally of the British. So long ago as 1904, the lands now claimed by this band, and on which their. village is situated, was ceded, by treaty, to the United States; which ces- sion was confirmed by two subsequent lreaties-one in Is16, and the other in 's25. By the 7th article of the treaty 'f 1904, the Indians belonging to the a. ose mentioned tribes, were permitted Q enjoy the privilege of living and hunt

 