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 INDiANs.-The Secretary of War has reported 10 the Senate, in compliance with call from that body, statement of facts respecting the Indian tribes in fhis country. lie says that no accurate information can be gained respecting the number of Indians, except of those tribes to whom annuities are paid, or those living in immediate con tact with our settlements. The number removed, or emigrated, from the east 10 the west side of the Mississippi, is 31,34s; the number yet to be removed is estimated at 72,000. The number of Indians, of tho indigenous tribes, being estimated at I50,- GOO, 1t IS calculated that the total number ot Indians between the frontier settlements ot whites and the Rocky Moutains, after the emigration is completed, will exceed 25o,000, constituting formidable agqre- gate force, il any occasion could unite III a common cause so many tribes, differing from each other almost as widely Us tue whites differ from each other.

 The lndlabs Ill the state of New-Y oriS are supposed to he about {, GOO. But tll,s, Department has not the means of ascertain Ing, with any precision, the futnbef upon the northeastern frontier in the State of Name. They have, generally, been com puted in the statistical tables, at about I ,-E GOO,