FORT GIBSON.
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On the 5th May, Mr. Cambreleng stated in the House of Rep. that the news from the South and West, were of such char acter, that the appropriation bill for the army ought to be passed by Congress at once. When the bill came lip.

 Mr. Seyier moved to strike out the fol- lowing: "For barracks, quarters, store- house, hospital, delences, &c., at or in the .:c:a:sy of Fort Gihson. in the Territory of Arkansas, fifty thousand dollars" and to insert in lieu thereof the following clauses: "For enabling the Secretary of War, under the direction of the President of the United States to remove the troops from Fort Gib- son to some eligible point or the Arkansas river. on or near the western frontier line of Arkansas and to cause fort to be er- ected upon the point so selected for the accommodation of the troops of the United States. ard for tic better defence ef the Ar kansas frontier, S5o,o0O."

 MT. Garland of La. said he was yer, g:ad the gentleman had proposed to break up the establishment al Fort Gibson, for i

 would be found, by reference to the Arm, Register that mole officers and troops hat