From the NeW York american .3ueust
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The CHERoKEEs.-As we have been several
statements implying that these Indians were still
dissatisfied, and subject, in consequence, TO harsh
treatment by the forces ordered to superintend
their emigration, we take pleasure in impartnp, on
unanest'onable authority, the following facts:


The whole Of the Cherokees were on the 3Ist
ultlmo, collected in four camps; Of whom 5000
were around the headquarters Of General ScorT,
and the remainder, about 1000, in three other
camps, IN addition to 5000 sent off to the West
IN June. They are perfectly content to emigrate
as soon as the cool season shall return. The