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lQ- We are indebted 10 Gov. FULTON for several public documents. Among them, Is the memorial of the ''Treaiy party of Cherokee Indians or the subject Of their grievances. As this is Q subject o interest to many of our readers, we shall examine 1t, ino eolunns at the earliest practicable moment

 JuDGr MAcLrN's SPEECH his admirable speech will be found on our fourth page. It is but jus tice to is author to say that it was delivered. without preparation, at the urgent solicitation oi friends; and, at a similar solicitation has been has tily written out for publication amidst other press ing engagements. Ii will most richly repay careful and repeated perusals. In accordance with the re- quest of our friends in the Northern counties, we have printed large number of extra copies of the Banner containing this speech, and will duly dis tribute them.

 GEN. BYRp.--Our 3rd chapter upon this misera- hle victim of unchastened ambition is omitted to- day, 10 make room for more interesting matter. His numerous admirers may rest assured, however, that the picture We have begun, drawn to nature true, 7 shall ke duly finished and forthcoming.

 es- Mp. TApPAv, of ohio is the smptor who divulge the Texas Treaty, and accompanying doc uments by forwarding printed copy 10 oa 46olitio edtor in violation of his obligations as member of the Unit Il States Senate ea