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We are informed that c. s. GAINES, of Demopo- lis, has been appointed special Agent of the War Department, to superintend the collection of the emigrating Choctaws, and their removal and sub- sistence far as the west bank of Mississippi ri- yer; from whence Capt Clarke, of the United States Army, who has in readiness number of wa gons and teams for the purpose, will convey them to their new country west of the Territory of Arkan- sas. The superintendent. it is supposed, twill short y have occasion to hire from cltizens residing on the borders of the old Choctaw Nation, num- Der ofgood strong wagons, with horse or mule teams to aid in the removal of such Indian families as may desire to go this fall He is now, we are informed endeavoring to ascertain the probable number of such families.

 The Government, it is said, has offered a bounty in money of ten dollars per head for each man, wo- man and child, who may prefer to go in their own way, without further aid from the Government, than ferrages and provision, when passing depots paya- bic after they arrive in their country. It is be- leved that most of those who possess the means of removing themselves will embrace this offer.