MARRIAGE OF Ross.
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HARrwELL's iIoTEL. Phiadelahia Tueday sept
n, The Editor If The Tribune:


Another grand wedding party has come of at
rbis delightful house. so celebrated for affairs lthi;
nature.


Jobn Ross the celebrated Cherokee chief was
married in The Presidents parlor of this Hotel last
night to Miss Mary b StapIer OF Wilmington Del
awar. He is about So, and she is only l8 years Of
age she is very beautiful girl and highly ACCOM-
pIshed; and belongs 10 the Society OF Friends, OF
did Her father was formerly highly respectable
Quaker merchant Of this city.


She was given away by her brother and ATTENDED
by her sister and niece of John Ross as brides
maids. He had collected several OF his daughters
and nephews from boarding school, &c. IN New
Jersey 10 be present nj the wedding; and after The
ceremony family party OF 20 Of the RosSs Ial
hall breed Indans) sat down 10 most sumpIUous
banquet ior the preparation of which he had gi'en
III ,rrwell catke blanche and most elegant affair II
was. Ross is considered to be worth hall IA million
of dollars He purposes sojournog with his beout.
u bride at this excellent hotel for short time; after
which he goes straight TO his wild home in the South
Western prarics. Yours, attenycly, JrSius, !t