The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

| ANOTHER CHEROKEE DKIRGArIoN.-A delegation
that V. Ct tn III: s T.
appointed by convention Of their people in January
AZ S sns Joseph SS NJ IynsS sries Martin. and E.sSs
starr They appear here at the invitation Of the Pres-
dent IF s e the
strong The delegates have ell arrived except Stand
Waite, who has remained IN sas Cherokee country in
stationed in fort, tho dsfensvs against the party
who have recently committed the ysrSus murders IN
iege, Of the existing Cherokee governms1t The "trsa
yIparty, may be stated composed o. those VINO
Chkess of the mississippi was csdsd to the Unit:
cd Stated States and for that oct they have been
ed ever since by dominant party who have now pos
session the government and who were oPPossa 70 that
treaty and csssion Of land Several o. the now
%he visited Texas and remained there
several months under authority given them from the
ring the expedition, with tho Cumanohss and other wild
tribes with whom they had considerable nfercousse,
sa1. brought with them full report from Tho sspe.ng
party which they laid before the Wsr Dspartment on
and valuable history Of that country and il aboriginal
inabtants and We have been promised copy Of for
The main business of this delegation, a. We under.
stand is to separate from the present nation headed ~
country composed Of lands they sent TO explore,
or to divide the present Cherokee country and give
their y %
whom they would be satisfied to live They also caaim
large amount Of money which they say been nisap
piled By government Of the United stutes These
" I'm made sns IN
which has been presented to the Conmssionsr OF In
4 The delegation il accompanied by George W. PASCAL,
Es9 Of Van Buren, Arksn;as - attorney LUG: Rs
msoE
lost his life signing treaty under the direction Of
The three portions OF the Cherokee Nation arc now
here The "old settlers" who owned the country vest
the name q the Nation . Ws % tine
and their orcibly taken from them by the opera
Of treaty o. snS saa ins
the original have ceased to protest. and
nsy sns
although h: party :sTesd TO- and made the treaty q
the Western Chsrokses. 70 the "Esstsrn Nation
without the Of the former and without paying
oommodate the latter And last, the Ross present
sovernmen party who nave Away. the t.s.
treaty BY which tkey ds.T. to provid: psya:n. ior
This whole subject is very complicated ons and In
wolves Of serious importance. Il u gratifying 70
hear that the President determined TO have
finally settled upon principle: Of equity and strict ~:
has secured high in his and important once.
has we understand taken the subject In hand, with
dsns He po.ssses the ability industry integrity and
UNI nching .Hrmness to do 50, no matter upo0whoss
he ad censare may fall on Of previous srrors
} Union Of 7nwsdsy. - r
I MURDER OF 4 CHILD BY ITS MOTHER, AND AN AT
TEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDR.-We are panied to re-
cord of most hesrtrending charsctcr
afternoon Il is less than the murder Of infant BY
its mother, and an attempt to take her own life The
fss. Nj.
James White halter who resides at the place Above
ssn day. sincs Manifested slight synpons Of
ton, which had not however, assumed positive cha
ANIMATION Of the brain snsued which seemed to affair
crisis Yesterday Early in the sne SAINT he
as
which she cut her infants throat 70 cut IA
and them made slight nc:ion her Sros
The screams Of the servant attracted the attention
b. proceeded to the chssbsr whsrs she saw Mrs. "
standing the door, with her arms elevated and n
e the h.r Hss Ss
and they then discovered the melancholy truth that u
s T:. sn e.. :ns : :a III:
in the neck and that the mother had attempted her
life.-Bsit Clipper, March ls s
LATER FROM MEXICO We have been permitted
to make the following extract from letter iatel,
received from Yer Cr11 unds, DAT; Of FEB 18th
satisfaction to majority Of the departmental govern
ments, the country remains quiet. 10 does not appear
that 0eneul Arsta has yet declared against the
thorty Of Parsdss, though Il Is highly probable he win
. do SOB e sAaM ~ b. 4 ss.0a
has reached hsre which appears to have
foundation that Sonora, sinaoa and California hav
! pronounced against the government
Mr.. Sidel II still ct xalapa Our citizens and com
. merce remain unmolested.
There present before tins place. French Engsh
and Spanish vessels Of war.-Unisn Of 1hsrsdsy.
; JERSEY MoRALrrY.-A bill to prohibit horse racing
!, passed the New Jersey Legislature yesterday, BY
Just constitutional number Of to spare
Racing 70 money, where 30 or more people are a.
sembled is declared to be offence, and elf persons
concerned directly or Indirectly giving notice Of H. ID.
vertising, &c. TO be guilty OF misdemeanor, and pun
hable BY $1,000 fns imprisonment not exceeding
year The bill has passed both branches OF the Lsgsla
ure and only waits the signature Of the Governo
to become a law--unlsss, indeed. . reconsideration
should be obtained In the House. sltet
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT burlington
Anthony to be Marshal of the United States for the
of Rhodo Island. Svlvastar Hartshorn