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We understand from good authority, that the cherokees and some struggling Choc- taws, have determined to wage war against the Cumanches, and that the Chiefs of the former had sent for Colonels Almonts and Bean, to consult with them as to its expe- diency. These gentlemen had left prior to the departure of our informant, and 1t was generally thought they would use all ther Influence to prevent hostilites, not withsfandIng the desire of the Mexicans to see the Cnmanches exterminsted. The ground of complaint is, that during the past season tine Cumanches have piHered and destroyed all the property of f the Chero- Rees they nei with, and have otherwise an- neyed them by holding their travellers in temporary captivity.

 Ne are also informed by gentleman Who passed through this place from our fion- ''es' that party of Pawnees had murder ed NIT. Marlin and son, residents of Ar- Kansas territory, while encamped in the customary range of the buffalo. Red Rsrer CLron.