AND THINGS lN GENERAL.
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Captain Read.-The Washington Sun says:-.- he Nayai Court Marital, which sat in Baltimore or the trial of Capt. Read, forwarded their sentence to the President of the United States, by whom 1t has been approved, and will be tomorrow officially promulgated by the Secretary of the Navy: It is suspension from the service for one year. ' '--iE5'tsit. .9aa.

 Cherokess. Governor of Georgia has determined to institute a guard, under a Resolution of the last General Assembly, by calling out such forces as the eircnm- stances may require, for the security, relief and protection of tho citizens as well as the friendly Cherokees, Ridges friends from the apprehended depredations of the Ross party and their allies. Col. Bishop, of Murray county, will take the command.-The Federal Union says, that recently Cherokee, of the Amuchee Xh- lage, was beaten 10 death by party of Rossmen, for declaring himself friendly to Ridge.

 THE BEGINNING OF rRoUBLE.-We find the following article in the Missouri Enquirer. of the 14th inst. Ithas reference to a notice, dated Northern Agency, Western Territory, July 2, I835,'' and signed by RICHARD ". CUMmNs, U. s. Indian Agent, in which he says, q have received instructions to notify all persons who have settled in the country between the State of Missouri and the Missouri river to move therefrom, and to represent to them that their occupancy of those lands is notoriously contrary 10 law; and is ill direct violation of a solemn treaty." lie there fore commands them to remove '.immedi- ately.o And, 5. HUGHEs, Sub-A gent Ind. Affairs, in another notice, also published in the same paper, copies an extract of an or der received from the Superintendent of Indian affairs, in obedience to directions from the Commissioner of that Department in which similar instructions arc given; and It is added-"S Should there be found among the settlers any who are 50 reckless ofeon- sequences as 10 refuse a compliance with this order, you will, after a reasonable time, notify me thereof, when 1t will be my disa- greeable duty to request of Col. Dodge sufficient military force to cause their re- moyal.

 The Cincinnati Whig says: eIt is stated, that E. 4. BRowN, of this place, late Min ister to Brazil, has been appointed by the President, Commissioner of the General Land office, in the place of |. Hayward, resigned"