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CAMP MEETING AT TAHLEQUAH.-We have Just
seen friend from the Camp Meeting at Table
quah, in the Cherokee Nation. He expressed
himself delighted with the signs of improvement,
among our Cherokee neighbors


The camp was pitched in shady grove, on the
margin of beautiful prairie, in sight of the mag
nefcent prospect, of Park Hill, and on the most
extensive scale. Arrangements were made for
the accommodation Of large concourse of per.
sons, who attended. The order kept was mos,
exccllont-the citizens of no community conduct
themselves with proprety than did our
friends at Taequah. 1t attended by q sufi
cent number of Preachers, both white and na-
tive. The hospitality and kindness of those who
kept camps could not be exceeded in any country


DEATH OF THE Hon. r. Ii. WILDE.-It is with
deep regre we announce the death. from the pre-
vaiIing epidemic, of tho Hon. Il. II. Wilde
Mr.. WILDE was formerly distinguished member
of Congress. from Georgia, but for the last few
years has been resident Of New Orleans, and a
leading member of the bar.


He universally respected and beloved in
that city, whore his death produced profou nd
sensation in the community, and will be received
with great regret throughout the country at large,
as by reputation he most favorably known
and esteemed, throughout the whole Uniou.-N.
o. Picayuns.


GEN. PARADEs.-The New Orleans papers say
that PARADEs was at Orizabo, at the head of q
body of troops, and had declared himself against
SANTA ANNA, and against any peace with the u.
States.


A COURT MARrIAL--Cerro CORDOBA court
martial was held Puebla, on the 2Sth July, at
the request of Col. Riley, whose conduct in some
reports OF the battle of Cerro Goldo, represent
ed as improper. The verdhct was this-Col. Ri
LEy's conduct was deserving Of tho highest praise,