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The evidence furnished the Senate ofthe United States, while the Chactaw treaty under conside- ration by Gen. Clark, Campbell, and d-- (the latter for many years trader on the Spanish rontier) is the most satisfactory information yet obtained, of the climate soil. animal, and vegetable productions of those regions designated for the emigrating tribes of Indians.

 The General Clark here spoken of is the same person who in lS03-4-5, was associated with Me riwether Lewis, in the long and perilous journey explore the source Of the Missouri. This they ac. complished, after enduring incredible hardshps and crossing the Rocky Mountains with about thirty men, were the first white men to descend the river Oregon, and explore that distant country to the shores of the Pacific ocean,

 General Clark has for many years past, been Agent General for the north-westsrn tribes, and with Go