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DLaek Hgsk,--A gsaiIsaoaD yesterday pre- ssassd glsek liawk q i,h the Cherokee Ph9- oiK snA eKsdsloed le hiGs that t was the nrst sod ooly nsw wspapsr printed in the Indian lan- wuaxs. fhat It was edited and had been edit

 sd Sr ,h. lss, ase years by Mir. Boudinot' a | lDl, llooAed Cherokee; was ably conducted. and was a means through which they could

 communicate freely their injuries, complaints, l and wishes. Black Hawk paid particular att

 tention tothe subject, appeared highly pleas led, said hs was acquainted with the tribe, but had neser seen or heard of their establishing

 a newspaper. He requested the gentleman to write his name on the newspaper, which

 being done. Black Hawk folded up the paper and put it away with care, and said he would take 1t home to his people, and show tt as a specimen of what was done by thO CherO.

 kees.-N. Y. Dnily AdVer.