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Col. 5. .. STAMBAUGH, Secretary to the late Board of Indian Commissioners, left tfis place for Washington city, last week. l. is understood to be the intention (as it certainly Is the policy) of the Government, during the present winter, to form new Board for settling boundaries, and dilferen- ces among the Indian tribes west of us, in room of the one which was suffered to ex- pre by limitation of law, few months since. If board of the kind is formed, this gentleman's high intelligence, his pop uiarity among the Indians, and lis apparent knowledge of their character, point to him as a person eminently qualified to form q part of the contemplated board. Although We are charged with heresy, touching Jack- sossism, by some of the Jaekson-snen of this region, the appointment of this gentle man (who is Jackson-man,) as one of the Commissioners of the new board, would afford us much satisfaction, because of our that better selection could not be made.

 