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TIE CHoLERA.-This scourge of the human family, we are informed, has made it's appearance and is prevailing to an alarm ing extent among the Cherokee emigrants encamped at the mouth of the Cadron.- Up to Tuesday night 30 or 40 had died. Those Indians passed up about three weeks since, on board inc steamboat Thomas Yeatnan, but in consequence of the low stage of the river were unable 10 proceed higher than the Cadron, about 555 miles above this place.

 Dr. Roberts, of Conway county, one of the attending physicians, died on Tuesday evening and we much regret to learn, that Dr. Fulton, of this town, also an attending physician, was lying at the point of death on Wednesday morning.

 Our physicians report or 3 recent cases in this neighborhood, one of which terni- mated fatally.