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TREATY WITH THE CHERoKEEs.-The National Intelligencer, of the 18th ult., fur nishes the principal provisions of treaty concluded by the Agent of the U. States and the Cherokee nation of Indians, at Washington, on the I4th March, 1885, By this treaty, the Cherokees eede to the U. States all their right and title to all lands claimed or possessed by them on the east side of the Mississippi. In consider ation of this cession. the U. States grant 10 the Cherokees seven millions of acres of land on the west side of the Mississippi, and pay to the nation the sum of four mil lions five hundred thousand dollars. Ap- pended to the Treaty is a schedule, in which the several particulars are summed up, amounting in the whole to $5,262,. 251 76. After this dip into the Treasury, 1t is not very likely that surplus fund will remain for the Congressman to fight about! The treaty is to take effect when duly rati- fled by both parties.