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hldiass .a6air.-It is reported, on au- thority Of d gentleman lately from the southeastern part of Alabama, that the inhabitants of Pike county, in that State, dissatisfied at the. length of road they have had 10 wagon their cotton to the Ghatahoochcc opposite Fort Gaines, de- termined 10 remedy the difficulty by cut ting from the eastern line of their coun- ty a road of twenty-five miles, direct through the Creek territory, to popu- lous Indian village on the banks of the Chatahoochee, (thirty-five miles below Columbus) and there lay off town Iheywent to work accordingly, {, and had proceeded with their road to stout brook within three miles of the Indian village, when their operations were ar- rested bythc Greeks. The cutters went back to Pike county, and, having ob. tained there an armed force, returned to the Indian lands, opened the road 10 the river, and laid off the village into town. The Indians are said to be highly exas. peratcd, intend to apply to the General Government for redress, and declare that they will, in the meanwhile, destroy any buildings which the Alabamian. may. erect on the site of their village. Suchis the report, and as such we give t. s'ifaeoa if'eiegfqpht.