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The CnERoKEEs.-We learn from the Van
Buren,, Ark. lntelligencer, that the Legislative
Council OF the Cherokees adjourned on the 10th
OF January, alter session of one hundred days,
the longest term known in the annals of the
Cherokee or any other Indian tribe. They pass
ed their appropriation bills and then indicated TO
the President their readiness to adjourn, when, in
accordance with former usage, he delegated
Hon. George Lowry, second Chief, to address
them. His speech was short-a characteristic
Of the Indian Orator-and well received. He
expressed the warm thanks of the Executive for
t:c:r unremittng exertions for the welfare of the
people. They had found the nation in trouble
from internal discord but their wise measures had
restored tranquility, and peace and quiet again
pervaded the land.


The actaal expense of the government of the
nation for lo43 and "A, up to the adjournment,
was ninety.six thousand dollars, and public
dcbt of forty five thousand dollars. To lieuidate
this debt the principal Chief had appropriated
the sum of one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars, derived from the savings of wagon
hire and property sold under an arrangement with
Gap Scott