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INTERNATIONAL LAw.-When the ap- peal of the CheroISees, in their difficulties with Georgia, was made to the Supreme Court of the United States, it was decided, If We remember alright, that the Indian na- tions within the territory of the United States, were not independent foreign na- tions, but under the tutelage and protection of the General Government. That deci- sion has been reversed by q higher power. One of the Cherokee Delegation, on his way to Washington City, was recently ar- rested in Crawford county, in this Terrto- y, for debt, and required to be holden 10 bail. Two Justices of tue peace decided, however, that, as an AMBASSADOR FROM FoREiGN PowER, he could not be held to bail, and did not come under the cognizance of the court. After this, appeal will, of course, be taken from the Supreme Court to the Justices of Arkansas.