New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

OrrTRbGEs IN TIE CHEROKEE Coz NrRY.-We
published days since from the Cherokee Advocate
an account bloody aray that took place near Fort
Gibson on the night of the th March, and In which two
or three L. soldiers killed by William Nicholson,
Cherokee whom they had grossly ins,ied From the
Cherokee Advocate of later date We learn that on the
night March lah the house in which this ARRAY &C.
CURED was attacked by some eight or ten uniformed BAR
bnrians In service of the United states. who are
paced here 10 preserve pd and protect the edl and o.
fcace'sss They armed with clubs knives, and only
one az which was used BY named Carpenter, for
the purpose choppng down the door facing and also as
weapon TO knock down the helpless women who were a.
tempting escape from the house, which his dasiarty
had found time from beating the women TO frr
and which by this time enveoQed IN naines p'atE
now stared them In the face Death by re or The risk OF
il from the axe in Carpenters ham, was the on ai;erna
Tive left them They the latter, and after
struggle with him succeeded In making their escape one
OF the women severely hurt by blow from the axe.
another drcsdy bruised with club and stabbed through
the with bayoue whilst the Others are more or less
hacked over the heads and arms with knives
1.-The house upied by Polly Spahiard, together with
al Its contents, and another house belonging also 10
Cherokee and short distance from tie POST were
entirely consumed And another female whom TIE soldiers
met with the prairie was jerked down ard considerably
injured Three OF the de-s engaged in the deeds OF The
night OF the 2h have been identified and are now 'nrons
for The purpose being delivered 10 the civil authorities OF
the L. S Col Mason, the Cominandan; has expressed
proper indignation ~ the outaGes and disposition 10 Ter
ret out their perpetrators
The SEMINoLrs 1T has been stated heretofore,
thar portion of the Sem;no'es residing temporarily, IN
the Cherokee country manifested disposition rather 10
remain among than remove and become consiu-
ent OF the Creek Nation according 70 the s;putons
of the Treaty, lately made between the United States the
Creeks and Scmnoes OF those inclined there four
hundred and seventeen in all, or very rear as many q
have approved Of the treaty, ans within short time past;
removed the country assigned for their uture location
With former conference was held n ;hs place on
Monday last, BY Gov. p NJ. Butler l. :. Agent and the
Principal Chief ami the Executive Council OF the Chcro
KEGS The object OF The conference WAS 10 explain fay 10
them the OF the ;reay-make known The views en-
tertaned by Cherokees regard to their remaining
among them and ascertain their feelings upon the sub
jec, removal. Accordingly The treaty was read and e&
paine interchange OF opinions had, and short address
e made BY The Agent and the Principal Chief in
which thelr actual condition kindly shown them and
the advantages PAINTED ,ha; Will result 10 them by To-
eating ainoac their people. harn ;hcT rresides,
culiiva;iug ed. yins under their own reu-
lions maintaining high spirit Of self rcsct Snd indie
pendencc. These and kindred arguments had very ey-
dignity no little Influence reconcug them TO the treaty,
and 10 continue farther Westward their pilgrimage. Al
though strongly attached the Cherokees, and disposed
expressed themselves TO share the destiny OF the
Chc.okees 10 where they live aud 10 where the
nyscfiou. hand that leads ;he Indian guide them
We t 10 ,ee Them speedily and voluntarily joining their
owl ucoile They VIII unqnestioAa5ly carly
dAy Now that hOccs have been obtained :or them. II 4
the wish Chrspkee and The ieIcs, OF both that they
Cherokee Advocate. March 20.
Ci-rioiS Fc,.FIl-NrST OF PROMISE. An English
gentleman ssp1Ay evening Of last sumner. drove out
Cemetery and arriving AT tie gale was
refused admission having proPriscfs ticket " an
strange 10 aid ana don't ike 80 so back withCu,
sss.ns ms p,s-r And rot MAY vel adm uie. FOR my
rsstk sni1g. anl n Gnsy ssht III ne ald LAY my
tlss h.fe The 4let sefp9spgss " "a which this quaint
syunsn u;zsd .-sssd ,hr sslekrepsS sud he drew
,s it aai fref ia lie drove about al The tys!
si, Ai rasstrE cot. thanked Tie keeper yeTy feeling
- an1 said ksSt i.ls promise few days
ssr,isrnsH ssiei h description 4 iAfiis'is spot Ia
e,s s.sYz lsntfss pufchsse u. neutlofac that
So fsnsss u gngtish gentleman ~rre ther way
frao P,L7 ~ Dai4i issfs il ~as The suisa OF ths
lf-t net rsstsl jis7rs his ffAth br hal recorded is
s,a ~ z.fs kssi@f, sH2 Evs odefs io' s reno
~ 90 4 g}asA h-i etsEB. requesting that She iul-
tar me pr,oiss might ir aSaensa ne Be should PAs'
pf,s.tb tiAs asisI "a fs,Aiss tsg1cis'' dait.
lErsnng Mirfuf.
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iFHff -ss> DIR arrested clT'r- 70 N.he f"e's-i
N thh ssfss pasi,S5 tie ,,l' - A-'-' rHAi' fs
pcs sp's esie9 10 4t,ssts 'tsH IN atssis- f-s 7t's
ff',h examined mi stef.ffi>S SIS s''-'ss si'
gAF' ths bsi fr.s1fs; -fI f-r-sta Vf'h'ia " f@f
week eight hare EF-p isa ftsf1S '1s' Acf-fs-ti ~ 'r
examining Msgi'f4,s -tl sis SSH '.,'sit - - i7i
The sheriff has Fete ~ 'i,s s--i ~ rhi-, Hur'.-
he niTnds to retain rrli sn~f lie s..t u
deemed necessary. Fha Court .t...-,se. r. .s.s'
/ the 2lst inst
! GJ- The Natives. a, tl,e,f equess -, Thafs,i rs
night. determined, hear TO ILL Of ,nee. III he
vacant Offices, and 10 turn out many Der,etfs's
Major w. l. PEALI was fixed upen Fer ops - Inc
Police 1us,tccshils, appointment ipf fpa, Y-,.ts
Col SNOW Is also 10 be provided with lsp, yssfs
berth as Clerk Eve ps1sits