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 ayow their readiness to comply With tnelr engagements, and will no doubt qmetiJ go es soon as the arrangements for thelr depart nre shall have been completed. But some ot them exhibit refractory spirit, and eFiiics a disposition to remain. As they now held no land in Florida, and would become a law less banditti if suffered to remain, tneir pre- tensions cannot be submitted to- hey Wlii' nrobably, when the time for operations arrives, quietly follow their countfym,en sbould they not, measures will be adopted ta ;nsure this course, equally dictated by just reuard to their own welfare; as well as to that of our citizens in the vicinity oi thsif re-

 Gov, Stokes. Gen. Arbnekle, and Major Armstrong. were appointed Commissioners to make treaty with the rowing tripes o' Indians who inhabitfhe great western pralfie' w;tb inc view of establishing permanent Pa- c;fie relations between these predatory lfloeH and the United States, and also between the aame tribes and the ether Indians oi that re- uion. The lamented death of MaJor Arm strong deprived the government of the ser, vices of that valuable officer; but the other commissioners succeeded in effeeting pa- c;fcation, which l hope will lead to friend iv intercourse among all the tribes III that quarter. e., ,a..

 Under the authority of an act of the last session of Congress, an arrangement has been made by Col. Brooks with the Caddo indians fhr the cession of their claims to land in the et..n of .ouisiana and Territory of Arkan- aas. This will be submitted to you att . nroner time. for the consideration of the Senate.

 I have the honor to be, arc. LEW. CASs.