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We take the following article from the Gazette. We have no doubt it is true. Our readers may remember that we have always told them, and do now again tell our govern ment, that they neUer can make C Treaty ,cith Me Clmanches ,ohich soiU erist more ha1t t,celue months. If, however, they like to expend their money and tickle the ears of the people in that way, we have no objection in the world.

 Important from the Far West-The fol- lowing important item of intelligence has been communicated to us by a gentleman of the first responsibility, who arrived here, a day or two ago. from the Indian coun- try, and who assures us that it may be re- lied on as substantially correct:

 By intelligence from an authentic source, we understand that the Camanches have torn up the treaty recently entered into with the Commissioners on the part of the Uni ted States. They have assigned many causes for this proceeding, among which are, the delay of time in meeting them in council. the scanty subsistence furnished them during their council, and the penurious disposition manifested by the government agents Tn distributing presents, &c. It is confidently believed, that, unless some more judicious and energetic measures are adopted by our government, to secure the peace and friendship of these dissatisfied and almost untamable people, We may ex-