The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18

learn that measures have already leen taken for raising tie I.iotsiftetii i,siFlcTs authorized by tie recent act of Con, gross, ard that these will march, With. out delay, 10 the scene of Warlarc.-- ] General Scott has beeu empowered to call for such military force from tle ad. joining States, as circumstances nav render necessary.
 The plan of operations sill bc by combined movement of the troops ue. der General Scott and those under Ger. eral Atkinson, from Chicago aid tbe Mississippi, toattsck tie Indians on Iotb sides, and SCOUT the country, iii tke9 arc entirely subdued. Ne are ir. formed that General Scott has orders 10 reduce them 10 unconditional snb. mission. and not 10 suspend lis opera. tions, while any of the hostile Indians remain cast of the Mississippi. Tbev will llbcrequirea tocross tha1riyer$ardle le regair to suchdistriets asmay eassignsd 10 them. And such arrangements are ontemplatedeoncetning boundary lines. as chcctually 10 prevent tie recufreEce of similar aggFesSions. The surrender ofthe Black Hawk and some ofhis prin. cipalChicfs. as hostages for these reo. pie, & toseeure the frontiefagainsttneif future cruelties, is made indispensable.
 There Is reason however to hene, that the force now under General Al. kinson, if tic last call of tic Governor of Illinois has been fully obeyed. will have checked, if rot subdued, tLe h. dians, before the arrival of Gehcral Scott. Still, as the operations are re- mote, and the result of our Indian cam tpaign always doubtful, and moro paYfic. ulafb as the nature of the vafG4fe isog distressing character, it is certainly prudent oguard against any eonsceuer- ees, and 10 take such measures. as Nil cnectually reduce the hostile lndias. and oyerawe the distflected. Il is tie dictate, Tot only of policy ard lpmari. ty, but of true economy. If cur opeH l si.lttons arc 3 sof fensls eet.dueted. aud if one or two more reterses should be- lal our arms, 10 one, who kl.ous the h. dians, can venture 10 predict how far the spirit of disaileetion would extend, | nor what tribes would be quiet.
 Prom the Known talents and cxper. encc of General Scott, and from he ample means, placed al Ills disposal as well as from fhe plan of operations, which has been directed, We antieirate the n,osteYigolous meas snfes, and a spee- EdN tefminatloa of this murdereus and most anproyoAed contest.
 We cannot but hope, thatin the state of things in the north west, every dis. passionate man, of whatever party, ,Hin Fsce the necessity of animmediatc rene yal of the Indians beyond the srhereoi our settlements. The scenes that are now acting form lesson worthy tobc remembered by all who are the real friends of the Indians- Giobc.
 June 2i.-The mortal remains ofthe honorable C. c. JoAason one of the Representatives in Congress from Yir ginia, were yesterday morning brought
 to his lodgings from Alexandria. attend. ed by Committee of the 6orporaiioa of that place.
 The circumstances of his death arc re ported thus: He had gone to Alesar
 dria 10 visit a friend on Sunday ;hc pass. ed the evening at his friends house, and left t, in the midst of the storm then raging 10 go 10 the wharf, with view to take passage on board the mailboat Sydney, which leaves Alexandria al | bout 9, o'clock, ?. M. for the city. He E was attended by a servant, who Jeff him r when he had shown him within sgtot | 1 the wharf This was the last seen or \ heard of hin until his sedy was found { on Monday afternoon. It is beyond doubt that he walked into the slip ard struck his head in falling, or he would have saved himself, being an expert swimmer.
 This melancholy occurrence casia gloom over all Congress. Its fatalty' independently of the merits of the de' ceased, produced deep sensation. by f those who knew him, his death IS douo, l y grieyed, his character for talents and integrity being embellished by the mos endearing personal qualities. lilsiu- neral took place from the Capitol yes' terday afternoon, and was attended py all Congress, both Houses having ao tjourned as soon as his death was aa. nonnced yesterday.--Aat. Intel. E
 June l3.-The 7arl1.-The bill hay ling got out of the committee of the whole, fl was taken up yesterday, li 'ns house, and the amendments made ncoa'