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Cherokee .afa::s.~-The Chesckees have elected a delegation, from both the Ross and Ridge parties, and instructed them to proceed to Washington City, for the pur- pose of making treaty.-Mr. Schermer- horn, one of the commissioners on part of the United States, has appointed a council to meet at New Echota, in December, at which time and place, he says he has no doubt treaty will be made. But one of the Cherokee delegates informed us that the Cherokees would not meet Mr. Scher- merhorn, but would set out, on the first day of December for Washington City, to enter into treaty there. according to their in- sructions from the nation. He further said, they had determined to treat, and would do so, on jus; such terms as they could obtain.

 .4thsns, Tennessee Journal.