NIcKsBURG, Jan. 6, 1881
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NlCkSBUhS, V, lool.

 By gentlemen, of intelligence residing in Yazoo e unty, near the Chcctaw boundary we learn, that scme of the exploring parties sent cut by the Ch' claws to examine. the e untry assigned to them west of the Arkan- sas Territory, have returned.-Some of the chiefs and captains who were dissatisfit d with, and opposed the treaty, accompanied these exploring parties, and the examination has reconciled them to the removal. A part of their new country is represented to be ot unsurpassed fertility, well watered, and the more m. untainous portions of it abundantly stocked with game. They believe it to be in trnsically more valuable than the country they resign to the United States. Emigration has already commenced, About two thou sand have crossed the Mississippi on theii way to their future homes, and many of those who remain have sold their CT, ps and stock, expecting soon to follow the example Of those who have already left the the country.