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THE CHEROKEE NATIoN-A rumor was circu.
lated few days ago of anticipated troubles in
the Cherokee nation; but it appears by the fol-
lowing extract of letter, dated at Park Hill on
the 27th ultimo, that the prospect of a difficulty
has blown over:


"We had prospect OF war last week, but
the council of Rogers was not held, and the Che
rokee troops were quietly dsbanded after being
under arms two days, ready to march to the
scene of conflict"


Sickness IN TPg CHEROKEE CoUsrRY.-The
season which has Just gone by was very sickly
one in the Cherokee country. Tina Advocate in
alluding to the fact, says that "deporable scenes
have been presented in some familiep, when FIVE,
six, dezen, and in some instances all have been
stricken down by disease, unable one to help the
other"


FIRE.-The Rockville (Md.) Star, states that the
house OF ). B. Case was entirely consumed by fire
last week-there was nothing saved but tatle and
a few chairs. II appears that the night previous
TWO persons, one seppoeed TO be white man, went
for The purpose of puroining hogs; on hearing
noise Mr. G. got up and shot at then,-they went
of nlu ttering threats and imprecetions against him.
On The night following they put them in execution
by burning his house, the family barely escaping
with their lives. Suspicion rests upon scyeral but
mons has bsen arrested yet.