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We understand that disturbance Is apprehended among the Creeks and Cherokees west. We take the following letter from the Gazette:

 sThe Indian country, at this time, is in state of considerable excitement. The Creeks and Cherokees have held secret Council, at which it Is believed they formed allance, to sustain the present. Creek Chief Ro1LY McINrosH. in authority against the claims of NEA MArHLA, who was the second Chief of all the Creeks east, and Is now al the head of numerous band of his people, approaching their country west A great National Ball-pay took place. few days ago, in remote part of the Cherokee nation, where, it is supposed their plans developed to the great body of the Cherokee people, But nothing has yet hap- pened or is likely to happen, to disturb the slumbers of the good people of Arkansas"