The New York herald., 1844-11-13

ITEMS OF INDIAN NRws.--From the Arkansas
IntellIgencer Of the 18th ult., we gather the follow
ing;-
ry the second chief OF the Cherokee Nation untrue,
although learn by the Cherokee Advocate that he
We learn that the Cherokee Council has elected some
OF their Circuit Judges will elect Chief Justice, and
then probably adjourn until the return oil MT Ross-Mr
Lawry second chief, being too i'll TO attend on the Coun-
The Chickasaw annuity will be paid some time in No
vcmber. The Choctaw annuity will be puid about the
time. The Creek annuity will be paid about the
ist Of November
The dead body Of Cherokee Indian was found few
days since Evansville hanging over fence, with
several wounds upon it, which appeared to be inflicted
by knife He was no doubt murdered.
A command of u. Dragons passed through Ven Blu
rem few days ago their route to Little Rock, with
two prisoners In charge whom they taking TO the
custody Of the g. Marshal One was Corporal Kinney,
OF the 9th u s. Infantry, for killing Hardsge, Creek In
dian. The other was named Harvey Wyatt, white
man, married tot Cherokee woman, who was detected
passing counterfeit geld in the neghborhood Of Fort
Gibson The spurious pieces were 50 and So
INTERESTING TO THE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
The Supreme Court, at the last term, held at Ro-
this city which was argued here in May last BY the Hon
Daniel Webster behalf Of the anassessment commit
tee, and by Robert Emmett, ESQ., for the cooperation
After upwards of thirty years recognition OF the validity
Of the act under which streets and avenues have been
opened ami improved, and titles TO property amounting
ton was raised the judges Of the Supreme Court
appointing commits sioners Of estimate and assessment
and confirming their reports under that law did not act
iudically but commissioners Of highways and there
FORE that they had acted in violation Of the clause in the
constitution Of this State which prohibits the judges OF
the Supreme Court from holding any other Office This
objection valid would have made void all the proceed
ngs under the above act Of the legislature and put in
jeopardy every title acquired under them, has, after full
confederation been decided to be unteaable the Court
holding no doubt that all their acts under that law have
been Of judicial character This decision will enable
the holders Of property Madison Avenue thirty
seventh thirty. ninth, and other streets, which
have been kept in suspense for some time by the obec
ton, to 20 on with their improvements.
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LAKE CoMMERcE.-Buffalo Bay never presented
more beautiful display Of sail craft than it now
does at l0A NJ, from this city. The lake 10 smooth,
mild November Is reflected from ts surface from
mirror and yet there breeze enough to fl the sails OF
some forty fifty vessels all heavily laden with goods,
and bound for the great and fruitful west The commerce
Of these inland already four times large the
whole foreign colonial trade OF the thirteen revong
provinces In l77s And yet this internal trade s now
only in its infancy II Is less than little Of what II will
he In few years, provided the Erie Canal shall be en-.
argeJ eke hsrbors shall be constructed and the works
Of internal Improvement in he new States shall be com
pletcd.--Bufalo .9dv, Nov. o.
The TEN DRAeooNs,-The last Galena Gazette