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 The Nalchez Courier os Feb. 23d, says: The following Is from the Donaldsongille 1 La Eagle of the 18th inst.

 "ife learn from q respectable person, ar rived here, that the Cuaaaehe and several other tribes of Indians, have declared war against Texas, and will second tue opera lions of Gen. Santa Anna, who is now ad- vancing on St. Antonio at the head of 5000 men, and 25 pieces of artillery The h. dian force, it Is said, amounts to 10000 warriors, ard 5000 cavally. This report IaecoFds perfectly aith the departure of the Gih regiment ef uailed States lreops from Jefferson barracks, for the Mexican irou- tier, where they are to be joined by Gen. i sfalnes, who $ 10 take the commando 1 The disadecti0n of the Camanche h. dians is also stated in an article which we published on Tuesday last;-acearding 10 the Afkaasas Advocate, they had torn up i the Treaty lately entered into hy them with I the commissioners of the United States, and exhibited hostile attitude.

 i If this rumor prove correct, which God forelend, then indeed the friends of Texian liberty have every thing 10 fear--a bloody and savage war Tnast easue, tEla conse- ] lqnences of which wiIl be terrible, and may forever seal the chd4ce of Texian indepon- denee.

 Santa Anna, perhaps, has offered the numerous hordes of Indians who inhabil our frontiers and those of Mexico, the whole Of Texas as | reward for their ser- vices, in case ahey should expel the colo niats, Ibis measure would be polite on his part, as t would crush all that vestige Of liberty which is so rapidly diffuslng It. self among bis coqntrymen, and which eve- fy moment threatens 10 hurl him from his asllrped power-besides t would put stop to all future American enterprise in that quarter. The Indians he could easily in- duce o.become his allies, and use them ei- ther as means to granfy his ambition or re- Yenge.

 The frontiers of Louisiana and Arkan- sas would require q large force to keep the Indians in awe; and even then be subject to their depradetory incufsions. Don Miguel Corlenos, of Nacogdoches, Texas, has just arrived from among the ] Ghefolsees, bringing information, that his brother, Gortenos, Is now commissioned by Sen. Cos, to excite these Indians to ap immediate attack on the Texians, and Is actually in their camps urging them to the deed. Miguel Cortenos, demanded lis brother as prisoner of war, the Chiefs and head msn refused, declaring that they would defend him and his cause to the last ex- tremity.--Nacog7ocheg, Ts@ag, Jan. 2. Completion q Roads in .8rbanaas.-T The bill "making appropriations for certain mili- tary and other roads, and for examinations and.suryeys, for the year ls36,n y reported 10 the House of Representatives, on the 10th ut. by the committee on roads and canals, contains appropriations for the com PIetion of the following roads in Arkansas :

 From Little Rock to ,5t Francis,

 on tie Memphis roisti ......A .....- s330, ,G0C

 Froc Fort Jackson, Via Liberty

 and Fayetteville, to It. Smith. 25GGG

 From Strong's, via Litehfeld, to Batasville --....-,......-..........-... 5000

 From Helena to Mouth of Cache. I0,0G0

 From Columbia, via Pine Bluffs, to

 Little iloek.....,- ...........s.-..-.... 23.GG0

 From the northern boundary of the

 Territory, via Jackson, Little

 Rock and W ashington, to Full

 ton, on He'd RiVer.,........,..-...... 20 ,0GG

 Total ......,..G < i40,N ,N00

 This bill was twice read and cdmmitted, on the day il was reported, aid Mr. Sewer expresses strong hopes of is passage.

 In our last, we published a copy of inc biii ito provide for opening of certain roads in the Territory of Arkansas, and for other purposes" which (having previously passed the Senaiel was twice read and committed in the II. of R. on sho 10th ult. This bill contains the following appropriations for new objects of internal improvement in Ar- kansas:

 To open road from Washington,

 via Core Fabfe, to toColumoias $29 eco

 For the relocation and repair of

 the road from Little Rock to

 Fort Gibson a-,-.--..-.--.-...- .-..-.-..... l9,0GG

 To open road from aIoath of Ar-

 kansas, via Arkansas Post, to

 Pine Bfails. 3.G00

 s33 500

 To which may be added clause in the latter bill, providing for the survey of the lands between tie Mississippi and the Bay ou Bartholomew, with view of connec- ling their waters by canal, and likewise for making survey of said bayou, to as- certain the expense of imnrovino is nayi-