Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

the relinquishment OF all their rights ami posses ,ions
IN Georgia, and other States East Of the Mississippi
ihe whole subject was fully considered, before this price
was determined. Mr.. Ross and his associates had daily
opportunities ofexpressing their own views TO the Com.
mittee, and TO other Senator's, verbally and ir writing
lie himself proposed that the adjustment OF the con.
sideration should be left TO the Senate; and he voluntarily
bound himself to accept the sum they might name.-
When under consideration in the Senate there yy.re
menters OF that body wa;clllul for his interests. and
prompt to adduce every argument i'm his favor. That
treaty has been published, and its liberal conditions have
oeen every where acknowledged.
Most assuredly the President will not. under these cir.
cnmstances, sanction any expectation that more favora-
Ole arrangements will hereafter be held ont to the Che
rokees. 80 far from this he has instructed me TO say.
mat the present is the last proposition he will make
10 them, while he remains in office; and they must abide
the consequences of its rejection. Nor will IL be w;se mr.
sale Tor them to anticipate that either branch of the Co
veInment will be disposed to do more for them.
The commissioners have been authorized to vary the
nature OF some of the stipulations. if others would be
more agreeable to the Chcrokees. But they have not and
they VIII not be authorized to offer one dollar more than
the I'VE millions, advisedby the Senate. Very, &c,
c. A. HARRIS,
Acting Secretary of Udr.
Messrs. w. II. U~NDrRwoop, Gainesville, Hail Co, Geo.
joins RIDoE, Cassvillc, Georgia.
BALrrMoRr, June 23.-The Naval Court Martial me,
yesterday morning III the Exchange, agreeably to the or.
der of the Secretary of the Navy. Its composed of the
following officers: Commodores Harrington, President,
B'ddc, * dgety, Dozens, Cassn, Dallas and Captains
After forming they adjourned to meet this morninc-
The trialof Capt. Read, on a charge ofcruelty to a Mid.
'"Ph"h, VIII ocCupy Il principal part oil the attention OF
the Chronicle.
TmE CHoLERA.-This disease is vending its way up
the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. The st. Louis Repub-
iican OF the 10th, says that it prevails to some extent in
several towns in Illinois and Missouri. The city of ST.
Louis Is nearly free from the disease" The Maysyille
Eagle of the 18th gives an account of several deaths in
that place by the disease. Two cases have terminated
fatally in Whcelng-the persons arrived there with the
disease from a steamboat, and died in a few hours after
wards-B.
SAVANNAH, June 1S.
I'centy-Mrce thousand Dollars, part of monev stolen
from INC Branch Bank Of Darien, found-Wc are graft.
NED TO have 1t In our power to state that $4,000 of the
large amount purloincd from the Bank, was Yesterday
recovered. 1t was discovered yesterday morning by a
negro drayman. slowed away among some cotton bales
on Johnston s wharf. The money was doubtless placed
there the night previous, us the cotton was landed on the
wharton Monday, and underwent an inspection on Tues
day. Our Police cannot be too vigilant, so as, if possible.
to ferret all concerned in this daring robbery-for one
person alone could hardly have accomplished it. We
learn that the negro who found it, behaved with his
CHARACTERISTIC honesty, by Immediately informing n gen
tleman of the fact. He will, without doubt, receive a
liberal reward for this honest trait in his character. His
name is Charles, and is owned by MIR. Wall, of Spring
Hiu-GCOrOian.