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@ Owing to incIement weather and inconven.


ence, the Cherokee Council before the Commits.
sloners has again changed its location, and ad,
journed to Fort Gibson, where are comfortable
quarters. 1t is very respectfully attended, and
the investigation of the Commissioners goes on
quler'y. Eight hundred and seventy three Old
Settlers and Treaty men have enrolled themselves
and the number will steadily increase to upwn rds
of thousand. Report says tha, John Ross has
protested against the council and disbanded his
police companies, but of this we have no formal


information The Council will probably 81, and
the investigation continue until March. No open
violence or difficulty has as yet occurred.