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pect border wars, and continued hostlliiies, both upon the lives and property ot our ad- yenturous citizens, who are extending their commerce and intercourse beyond the boundaries oftheir own country. 1t is re- ported, also, that these same Camanches have recently invaded the frontier ot iexas' killed number oi the inhabitants, ..ii;'.ie now in their possession two boys, as pflson- CTS, who are native-bofn citizens et the lls s. and who had emigiated to Texas.

 They appear to manifest no fear of the whites, and have no idea of their power or extent of country. They have expressed themselves as considering the whites to be subjects of the friendly Indians, whom they consider the most powerful and the most to be dreaded, in case ofactual hostll- flies. .ark. Gazette.

 