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Capt. J. B. Clark, Superintendent of the Emigrat- ing Indians, has received advices at Little Rock, that the Choctaws making preparations with the utmost aacrity to to their lands west of the Mississippi; and that they will soon be ready to the river at Vicksburgh Point Chicot mouth of White riveriand Memphis. They will be conducted from their present homes by the agents appointed flor the purpose, to take of them. It is further mentioned that Lieutenant Ryan has received a letter from MaJor HOOK, rne Co:nmissary Depart ment, notifying him that the Cherokees within the limits of Georgia, making ready to emigrate, andthat tender of their removal made to an officer of the'a army. Doubtful!