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We have been informed by good author ity, Gas also by the Gazette itself,l that the account of battle between the Dragons and Pawnees, (copied into our last from that paper,) was altogether a hoax. No such battle has taken place. We are in- formed that the Dragons did indeed bring Ill some Pawnees, (twenty, we believe,) )-- not, however, as prisoners, but as friends, together with a smaii hunting party of Gu manches, and few Wacos or Wequas, and Cadoes. We understand that the Pawnees and Cumanches, at least, and probably the others, will be taken to Washington city We are also informed that Col. Dodge re- covered and brought in with him, the son of the late Gabriei ". .nartin, of Miller co. a child about nine or ten years of age.- This child, 1t will be rfcolleeted, was cap- tured by the Pawnee Indians, three or four months since, and the father killed. The Indians seemed unwilling to give 1t up.- They said, that, when they captured 1t, it was sick, but now it was fat, and they should be permitted to keep 1t. The corps re- turned to Gibson about the 18th inst.

 