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 Riot among the Gold Diggers.-Ac- cording to the last Milledgeville States man, accounts have been received from the gold diggers, which state that se- rious atfray has recently lyoccurred among tile diggers in the Cherokee Nation.-- Nothing Is known positively of the ori- gin of the rencontre, built Is understood . party of fifty or sixty Garoiinians as sailed a party consisting of twenty Georgians, for the purpose of driving them from a branch in which they were digging-altera q warm contest, the Car olinians were driven of, and the Geor- gians remained masters of the mines- 1t is said One man was mortally wound cd by a blow from a spade, and has since died-seyeral others were badly hurt.

 We lately copied from the Milledge- vile Statesman, an account Of q riot among the Gold hunters in the Chero- kee Territory. Similar battles, We are told, are very frequent. There are said to be now, not less than 5000 people in said Territory looking for the precious metal. If one party is fortunate in finding a spot rich in golden orc, it must keep it by the strength of it's members, or yield 1t toa stronger riYalin the same pursuit. At night, we are informed, they collect in parties, and by a pine knot fire over bottle of whiskey, play cards far the earnings of the day, and