New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

THE CHEROKEE SErrLEMsNT.-The anticipated
settlement OF the Cherokee difficulties gives general sat
isfaction in this section all await the happy result with
the brightest hopes The of the proposed settle
ment has given life to many who had begun 20 des
pond The different parties alike affected; and all
await the action OF Congress and appear satisfied that
they Will receive what they have long wished for
final and full settlement Of all national claims and the
adiustmet of party differences that all may dwell! II
peace and harmony.
We have seen no one that does appear fully salts
fed with the present prospect confident that the nation
will be dealt by in the most honorable and fair way
The appointment of Maj Armstrong OF the Com
miss.oners gives universal satisfaction.
Nothing that has transpired this Session Of Congress
affords satisfaction than the proposed settle
il has quieed the Disturbances in the nation has
inspired the Cherokees with energy and they again look
fer that peace and quiet which they have long des
ed We sincerely hope that their brightest visions may
be realized. Van Buren, (Ark) Intel Aug. %
FROM NASSAU, n P-The Br. schr. Herald, FIVE
days from Nassau arrived Savannah the 10th inst
The only item OF intelligence the following from the
Gazette OF the ID inst We learn by an arrival on
Monday from Harbor Island thai the schr Thos Pear
son Roberts master which vessel left this port on Tues
day the 18th ult. for New York via Rum Cay, touched
az the above port OF Hgrbo- Island where m-.un
Outstanding between the Charter party, NJ Dun
ming passenger board and the master when ne
fused. with the crew, 70 any farther. Since then
understand me owners nave agreed that the vessel
should proceed their account and by the
route and that Mr. DunElng with the other passengers
intend proceeding in her the United states Probably
this she hAs sailed.
MugDER.-A bloody affair took place at Pawpaw
Island, az the fcotof Mik;ns Bend twenty miles above
V!cks5urg, Monday week. Col. w B. Minor had
rented woodward the Island 10 Col Wilkinson
Minor getting tired OF the contract wished Wilkinson
10 give il up. Wilkinson refused In consequence Of
this refusal, sons of Minor, Monday morning
secre,ed themselves hrt!e mt the island, and
when Wilkinson and mis- Two and named
Boggs, made their appearance, the Minors fred upon
them ultil they eli fell Col Wilkinson and one of MS
were killed on The spot and the other son and
Bog-s were severely wounded Boegs shot through
the nip and the wound was supposed 10 be mortal
Col Minor and ais Two were arrested and iInprs
oned Richmond la and the examining court finding
evidence against the father discharged h:r and
rianded the TWO prison &c be tried for murder
KIDSAPPISG CAsE.-When the Court adjourned
today. Lille past u O'CLOCK, there twelve
juryrnen IN the box, who were enpaneied alter Two
days labor and liz examination OF The witnesses Tor
the prosecution viii probably commenced sometime
his afternoon. Ohio Statesman, sept IL
4 CAPITAL CHARGE AGAINST A CoLoRED Man
IN Police Court. Yesterday Luke Thompson co.ored.
was brought up by officer Harrington charged with an
assenl. punishable by death, upon Ehzaoe;h Gouton
white woman, wife OF Henry Z GouIon- concerning
the character whose house n The Black sea OF
Ann-st tie evidence positive Bost Post 18Th