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The Great Indian CounciL.-We learn from
the Van Buren, (Arkansas) lntegencer of the
10Th ult., tha the great Indian Council at Tah.Ie-
quah, in the Cherokee Nation, closed its deIibera.
tons on the Sd July"





We look upon the results of this great Indian
Council, and even upon its peaceful termination, as
afording Of congratulation to all friends Of
peace and of the human race. The translation of
most of these tribes beyond the Mississippi has
been policy so important, for good or evil to the
whole Western frontier (as well as to the Indians
themseves,) that we regard with the most siqeere
satisfaction every indication favorable to its ult-
! mate consequences.


We hope to receive further particulars of this
Council, at which, we understand, were present
several thousand Indians, besides several 6icers
OF the Government Of the United States, from
some one or other Of whom an authentic account
of it ought to be published. Such accounts, We
presume, are-lf not they ought to be-in pos.
session Of the War DepartmeDt.-Naiional In
| teiigencer, nh Me


We concur with the remarks Of the Intelligencer
and we would like to remind the Editors that at the
time we sent paper containing this intelligence,
requested exchange. Our news is received bu,
our request has not been needed


A friend writes that Wild Cat is Eeing danger
ously i'll of the fashionable complaint the Lagrippe.


Query-Where will you find the most refinement
In Mr. Dickins' writings, or at the FiUe Points, ~ Y


Sauce for The goose is not sauce for tie gander.-Th,
British and French playing the game of retaliation
on the coast Of Africa, under the fright of VISIT
Some months ago the British men Of war; that coast
annoyed the French trade, by uisitng, detaning,
otherwise annoying their vessels The French indn,
it necessary for sefprotccton, sent thithcr squad
ron and their vessels availng themselves Of thi
obnoxious right of visit, and have given great otcnc
to the British shippers and merchants, by twisting
arresting, and dctaining their vessels, and JOIN
/ Bull feels the hardship of such right and begins
complain of it. Go it Johnny Crapeau give it to Joh
Bull with his weapon. The exploits o! Cqptai
HA in the Of the - Senegambia, >, and others, ar
not settled for vet.