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.Hovement aeGiaa he HidianS.-On a requisition from the Governor of Illi- uois, a detachment of six companies of U. $. troops, from the 3d and 9th Regts. left Jefferson Barracks yesterday, in the steam boat Enterprise, for Rock Island, to quiet some difficulties at present ex- isting between our citizens and the Sac and Fox Indians in that neighborhood.- = Tue detachment, we understand, is ac- conpamed by General GAINES. We have no very definite account of the or igin of the disturbances: the Indians are said fe be the aggressofs-te have tres passed upon the property ot the whites, burning their fences, &c. The land upon which these Indians reside was sold by them to the II. States, but .by some arrangement they were allowedto re- main onit for longer time thaustipulat- ed in the treaty. They are now very unwilling to remove, being mnch attach ed to it as the burial place of their fore fathers; and it is thought necessary 10 apply fierce to effect the object.

 r. S. Since the above was written. we have learned, that the disaffcctcd Indi- ans are composed of small bands of the Sac, Fox, and Winnebago tribes; thata large proportion of the several nations have removed according 10 the treaty; and that those remaining express very hostile feelings towards the United States. .AslEsssears Repub!ieaq,.