Tue Itdtaas.-Phis day September f51 Is fixed on for the meeting between the Gheetaw Indians and the United States Commissioners, for the purpose of entering into treaty for an exchange of lands, 6Jc. We look with considerable anxiety for tae result of this meeting, as it is understood that unless the Choctaws agree to emi- grate, the late treaty with the Chiekasaws will be rendered void,

 Since the conclusion of the treaty with the latter tribe, it is said that great exer- tions have been made, by interested per- seas, to thwart the views of the govern ment, by throwing obstacles in the way of treaty with the Choctaws. We cannot, however, believe that these efforts will be successful. Enc language of truth has been spoken with sincerity to the red men, by their great father, in person; 1t has sunk deep into their hearts, and cannot be effac- ed by the sophistry of men, whose only ob- ject IS the advancement of their own inter- ested views, regardless ofthe real interest, lasting happiness and permanent prospcri- U of the Indian tribes. (outmphis ,4dg.