ANOTHER CHEROKEE DEL EGATION
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Delegation from that portion of tho nation
known as the "trcaiy party" have arrived in
tins city. This delegation was nppon,ed bv !,
convention OF their people in January las. and
consists oi George w. Adair. Stand Waite, John
r. no,', 'oo'r'' NJ. Lynch, Brieo Mar,;a, mud
Ezekiel Starr. They appear here ut the invitation
o' me PRESIDENT Of tho United States. communi.
Gated through the superintendent of tho western
territory, Major Armstrong. The delegates boy Va
ai arrived except Stand Waite, who has Remained
70 'he Cherokee country in command of abou, one
hundred warriors. whom he has stationed in a


or'' on The defensive, against the party who ha w
recently committed the various murders in I'm,
"%''on under the authority. as the treaty party
a'lsge' Of the existing Cherokee government.


me "trealy party" ]. may be stated, is com.
posed OF those who mndo the treaty of ls35 7hv
winch nll the country Of the Cherokees ems, ~
Inc Mississippi, was ceded to the United St,,es !.
and Tor that act they have been prevented evs,
since BY the dominant party who have now nos.
SESSION oi The government, and who were oo,p..a
10 mat treaty and cesson Of land S..alri -
,,e ue'esa,es now here, were members and loder.
~ 'n' exploring party who visited north. western


i.H's: "no remained there several months under
a"'"r'y r given !hom from the War DEM r,n, u"u,'


iney spent much Of their time, duriu, ,ho n.a
u'uoh' WIN the Cumnnchcs and other y;lJ -
WY" whc;n they had considerable in,orcnn.'
ana esfah h!'shed good UNDERSTANDING o"iss' Tha n1
oea''on have brought with them fuiI rero,, ue'


,Ho m exploring party, which they nid L. 'J.'' 'n


'' department. Gu Wednesday last. i, !. ..iI nil