NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 4.
ChoetasO Treaty. eoacluded.-TO gratify the anxiety, which, we are aware, prevails with great portion of our readers to learn the re- suit of the negotiations late pending with the ChOctaw Indians. we this day issue an E1trG. After thirteen days of most fatiguing duty, the Secretary of War and General Coffee succeeded in the object of their mission.- On the nth ult. Treaty was agreed to and signed.

 The ChOctaws cede the country they Occu ny; and within three years are to move be- yond the Mississippi. Those who choose to remain, take reservations, and after residing upon them Ave years to possess them in .Jee. The country is to Dc surveyed when the Government please. hut no sale tO take place previous to the removal; until then nO per- son is to settle in tho country. About 5000 Indians were in attendance.

 Domestic Imdsstry.-The Phllad. Chroni- cle has this paragraph -" Street yGvnis spun in as large quantities now as ever, by as pret. ~ spinnIng jsaaies as distinguished the days Of our nnthNTs. and onr young men reel t,eice 1s maeh." Industry must prosper Success to the bee.hiSe!

 Diluted Chloride has heon successfully h. ha1sd as . remedy ln various eaaes of pHlmO. nary e0neumntton.