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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-10
SANDERS !!

The sweetest fruit is ever most peckel at. /,
JOHN q. Adams was much respected by the
Crawford presses, whilst they believed him not
SO much IN their way as Gen. jackson. Now
enat lie IS directly interposed. they have let loose
an me Kennel presses upon him1sand no man
out MIR. Jefferson, has ever been abused with
equal indecency and acrtnony.
lie was charged with intimate association
with Ninian Edwards in inviting him into his
pew. The truth tnrns out to be, that Edwards
was invited there by another, before Mr.. Adams
had come to church.
On tue eth July, a letter was written at
w as'',ngton and sent TO Albany, stating Mr..
Crawford's continued bad health.-That sweet
scented paper, the Washington Gazette, imme-
diately stated that on that day Mr.. Adams had
visited Mr.. Crawford to Introduce Mr.. Everett
ergo, Mr.. Adams had written the letter.
Two days after, the same veracions Gazette. ac
knowledged that it was on the 29Ut Mr. Adams
had visited Mr.. Crawford--ergo, it acknowledge
ed, also, he was innocent of writing the letter.
Can we think otherwise than favorably of a
gentleman, who seems to have every dirty news
paper against him-the Whole tribe of intrguers
and Office seekers, his most irrcconcilahle enc
mies-and who is absolutely so free of all rea
sonable objection, that the very lies that are in
vented to injure him, either refute themselves
by their absurdity, or are acknowledged as
such, by those who begat them, We ask no
better proof of Mr.. Adams integrity. His abb.
lilies have not required even this proof
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From tie .1tbang DhHy .1dgertiser, .4ug. 5
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH

The champions OF popular rights, the friends
OF the Electoral law in the house of Assembly.
have fought the good fight and maintained the
FAITH They have declared that if Tie Senate
choose totravc the downward road to perdition,
they not disposed to follow.
The whole OF yesterday, till o'clock in tbe ev
ening. was passed in debating the motion of Mr.
Wheaton TO lay on the table the concurrent re-
solution from the senate to ADJOURN forthwith,
fur the purpose of adopting one which he pro-
posed to otier appointing joint committee to
prepare bill giving to the people the choice of
electors. During the discussion the Whole me-
rits of the subject were brought into review in
style which did high honour to the advocates
Of liberty; and though those in the views Of the
Albany Junto tried every quirk and bubble to
avoid direct vote, they were finally BROUGHT
UP TO the woHK--they were made TO roe THg
MARs, and compelled 10 give vote which will
show whether they have been sincere in their
former profession or not. We shall hereafter
give fair, ifnot full view of the debates.
SHOULD Mr.. Wheatou's resolution, prevail
and we doubt not it wi.i I'VE have no hope t!,a;
the senate will yield inch TO the wishes of the
PEG he but then the responsibility will be Place
FL on the shoulders Of those towhom it belongs
or 10 use ile language of Mr.. CroIius on the
occasion ''tbe saddles would be put on the
right horses, and would cling to them like the
incubus" and lie might have added like the tu-
nc of Hercules.
Mr.. Tallmadge took the floor at one, and
kept il till the hour ofadjournment; he resumed
nj 5, The time Of meeting in the afternoon, and
occupied il for about an hour.
The vote stood-ayes, 68--noes 40, as fol-
lows:
AYES -Messrs. ELLEN, Baldwin, Barnurn,
Barstow, Barlow, Benedict, Bakely, Carr,
Clark, Coffin, Cook, Cooper, Crary, CroIius,
Cunningham, Durham, Dunnng, ]. Finch, !.
Finch, Frost, Funnan, Ganson, Gardiner,
Cove, Hager, n. Halsey, Hudson, Hyatt,
Jones, Kellogg. Knapp, Mcclure; M'Crca, Mo-
nell, Morss MulIett, Pcll, Pierson, Pitts, Ratb-
bun, Remer, Riggs, Rockwell, Russell, Sea-
man, Z. Smith, J. Smith, l.. Smith, p. Smith,
Spencer, stilIman, stryker, Tallmadge, Thorue,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-10
RICHMOND MEETING.

The meeting Of the friends of Mr. Adams,
was held IN this city on Friday last. We refer
to this paper for their proceedings. We beg
leave in the name of the Committee of Cores
pondence, to solicit communication with the O.
Their committees appointed throughout the state
AMI that their communications be addressed
10 Leroy Anderson, secretary to the meeting.
Between so and 200 were present at this
neeting--three hundred were expected-rna-
ny mistcol< the hour, (the FIRST post poned meet
ing had been fixed at 6 o'clock, this at g.
many had gone to the north, TO the springs, &C. J
II is believed that there is majority of votes
for Adams in Richmond, or very near AN equal.
ity.
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From the New-York Commercial Advertiser.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
ALRANY, Aug. 4, 1871,

ALBANY, Aug. 4, 1874.
The Senate yesterday morning took up the consi-
deration of the resolutions offered yesterday by r..
+ Green. liter some observations from thc mover,
MIR. Ogden rose and made few fo,cible and spi-
rited remarks against them, and concluded by NOV
ing as substitute, the following, which is exact
copy of resolution proposed the last session by
this same Mr.. Green. and adopted in the Senate by
a majority of two.
Rcsotred, That it is expedieht to pass law at
the present meeting of the Legislature giving the
people OF this state the choice Of electors of pres
dent aud vice president.
MI. wheeler spoke at considerable length against
the substitute, and i'll favor of the original resolut
ons. MIR. Dudley also spoke on the sa. side. Mr..
Cramer rade an excellent speech in favor Of the
substitute, and Mr.. o gden added a few obseryati-
ons. Mr.. Green opposed the resolution To amend,
and was followed on the same side by. Mr. Sudan,
who made an able aud ingenious argument, cons-
tlering that nc upon the wrong side of the ques-
ton The question then taken striking out,
and lost, 81 to 10.
I, was then moved to strike out all that part OF
the second resolution which psecedcs the word
ssThereforc," which motion was lost.
NoEs-Messrs. Bowman, Bovine, Bronson,
Clark Dudley, Earl, Eason, Green, Greenly, Keys,
Lefetts, Livingston, Mallory, MEAL, Redhcd.
Stranahln, Sudan, Thosp, Ward, Wheeler, w oos-
ter, Wrght-(2l)
AYEs-MeSsrs. Burrows, Burt, Cra,ner, Gardi-
ner uaigl,t, Lyu1a, N'iniyse, NcIsoa, Osden-(9)
The two st resolutions, cnnsIrins the Cover
nor having therefore in effect been adopted, ,Ir-
Nelson aud two other gentlemen who are
considered in favor Of the Electoral Bill, minated
that as they had discharged their duty on the main
question, they should not oppose the last resolution
for an immediate adjournment. The question was
then taken, and the vote stood as follows:
AYes-Mtssr5. Bowman, Bovine, Bronson, Burt
Crancr, Dudley, Earl, Eason, Green, Greedy
Haight, Reyes, Lefsrts, Livingston Lynde, MALTA
nv, Meal, MIntyrc, Nelson, Redf'ld, Stranshan
SuAar N. Thorn Ward, Wheeler, Wooster, Wright
--(27)
NoEs-Messrs. Burrows, CLARK, Ogden, Gardi
usr.-Q)
The resolutions, having been amended on motion
Of Mr. Sudan, 50 to make them grammatical
~s.r .ien adopted, and sent to the House of Assem-
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H'st Linens, Umbrettas, Ports &C.
JUsr RECEIVED,
Case "A Irish Linens,
do Silk Umbrellas,
% Bbls. Prime Pork,
81 Boxes Prime Brown Soar,
On hand, as usual
superior Cloths & Caslmcres, Osnabnrps.
f1edeh Rolls, Domestic Goods &C. &c. &c.
COTTON s. CLARKE.
Aug. 10 at
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KTCA -sAUNAs:
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST mol. 1aa
NEWFOUNDLAND ADDKESS.

we ask the particular attention of our readers
10 the Address of the West,noreand meeting.
TO make room for this, the Rejected Address,
ana a, The proceedings of the Legislature of New
AofA' we exclude many other matters of inter
es': Nothing which we can give, equals these
IN Importance.
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NEW YORK LEGIsL ATURE.

Our advices from Albany are down TO We'd
nesday evening last. On Tuesday the Senate
passed Resolutions to censurc the Governor.
and TO adjourn-On Wednesday after stormy
debate, the resolution sent from the Senate to
adjourn, was rejected in the lower House by a
majority of 10 votes! Chcerlngs from the Gal
leries, announced the result to be pleasing ia
the people-The Regency hung their heads
and Van Buren, in the Lobby was doomed to
witness the defeat of his own party.
| 1t is clearly determined however. that the
iaaw shall not pass. The Senate will not recede
The advocates of the people have gained one
important point. They have procured direct
vote on the main question. An the maneuyrcs
of the junta were directed TO avoid a commit
| ment on the main question. So high handed a
| disobcdicnce TO the people, has never before
been witnessed in the u. Statss, aud we foretel
that it will Immediately resuscitate the popular.
| ity of Citation, and annihate that of Van Bn.
| rem.
The great excitement that prevails in alba
ny, especially in favor of popular right, is prov
ed by the cheers with which every result ia
vorable to those rights was receiyed--a prac
lice we belieys before unexampled in the U nj
i ted States.
As one house is determined to reject wha
the other docs--nothing Of course can be eTecte
l-ani we presu;ne the Legislature of ~ Yor
has adjourned.
i We are much pleased with the mo leratio,
and decency of-the esprit of Greenen in til
Charlottesville Gazette. On the disagrecabl
subject to which his remarks refer our opinion
are Misunderstanding seen no fact or argu.
ment, of weight even plausibility sifficienl e
shake our first impressions. IT is with pain tina
we allude to that subject-and we are willing
To blot it from our minds, as we couII desire 70
see it blotted from existence Our language i,
may be rather too strong for friend
(from which excellent society, the spirit Of
| Grecne,o seems TO be"aware that one of MS
claims descent-and that one wishes he could
acknowledge TO himself that he possessed their
worth, as he is prtud to do to the world, his dis
tant alliance to then) but we humbIy think not
too strong for the occasion, for truth or for a
protested chronicier of the times, and register
of ftcfs.
With respect to ourpromise to publish the frsi
cogitations of the esprit of Greenen-we have
an excellent apology--very interesting events
were crowding in on us at the time-and post
| poning the execution Of the promise to season
rather more convenient, we lost the power O.
complying, by losing the newspaper which con
tanned his reflections. But we have sucl, res
pect for our word that if the Spirit of G reenC
will send us another paper containg them, wa
will yet repubiish them. Perhaps though, i
wonldbe as well to draw veil over the whole
| Transaction.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-10

JOHN o. TRUEdEARr,
WILL practice as Attorney at Law in the ST.
w perior and Inferior Courts in Hanover and
Henrieo, and the Courts IN Ilie Corporation of Rict.
nsBd Aug, 6----3ts
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-O-MORRnYg-

Inc 18th Days Drawing of the
VdshinNton .Non"mcnt Lottery NO. s.
Fakes place in the City of Baltimore. WHOM
some OF the following great Capitals are liable to
be drawn, viz:
$1,000 DOLLARS, 10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS
Besides number ofSlooo's SiOo's s5o's sc.
DELAY NOT,
In procuring of Chances in this Snlend;l
Scheme Only Five drawings after this Il,
Complete. For lucky numbers, send your Or.
ders diFectto the Lottery d. Exchange Office of
5. d NJ. ALLEN & Co.
NO. 1913 Main St. Richmond.
Whole Tickets S12 Quarters So
Ian 40 Eighth so
All orders by Mail, will meet with the same
prompt attention, as if personally present, and
information given of the fate of Tickets as soon
as drawn.
byus. -
Aug. 10. s7
VIRGINIA:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the supe,;.
! or court of cfancery for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of June, 1924,
Samuel Dunn and Caroline his wife LAT. C,roIi,,
| Holloway, sole hcif of David Holloway decd {.
Plaintiffs,
"omas Holloway, Thomas Peus, and PhTbc his
| wife, aud Elizabeth Holloway: and Thom,sT
! Swami, Samuel G.. Swami. Dabnev NJ W,,,r-
ton, ana Ann his wife, aud Nelson Robinson
an" Jane MS WIFE, heirs OF Samuel Swa mn, dec a.
/ Defendants.
/ Inc defendants, Thomas Holloway, ond Dab Z
ney NJ WIiarton and Ann his wife, not ha wing en-
tefid their appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly. the rules of this court
and It appearing BY satisfactory evidence thar thew
are not insiaoitnnts of this country 1t is ortered
nat Inc said defendants do appear here Oh the
hrst nay OF the next tenn and answer the bills of
te pahts; and that copy of this ordc, be forth
win inserted IN Some newspaper published i'm thu.
city OF Richmond, for months successvclr am;
posted at the front door of the capitol IN the saie.
city.
A copy-Teste.
o'wGw WIN. w. HENING, c. G.
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the superi.
or court Of chapcery for the Richmond distrio,
the Goth day of JUNO, 1924,
John =. Duval, r,,iv+;F
Against =
I'm. D. ,fren and Horato G. Winston, Ex'rs. Of
JOHN F. Price, decd. HIM DuvalI in he o,,,,.,
right, aud Ex'r. of HIM Price dcc'd I,c,,
Uood, Tucker NJ. Woodson, overtep Il. Pctii.
Admir-. of I'm. Wood, decd and the said IpIn
ID. Uren, Sergeant Of Richmond, and 3dm'r NJ
Saml McCraw, decd. Defendants.
The defendant, Tucker NJ. Hoodsop not hay
ing entered his appear and given security ac.
cofdng 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this
court, ana IT appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he IS not an iIha bant of this country: IL I orr
dereh, Il nat the said defendant do appear here on
the FIRST day of the next md answer the hill Of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted III some newspaper published in the
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city.
a copy-Ieste,
5Iw8w I'M. ". HEyNINCr, c. c.
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LOOK AT THIS!

Together With great quantity Of g., all to be
drawn from the wheels of the .Nsw York Literature
Lottery. CLASS No. !.
The great days drawing when the fatc Of all tho
above capitals will be known takes place in the c
ty Of New ork, on tire 18th Instant
70 secure chances application must be made im-
mediatny-Delay not, as the time is near at baud
For few choice numbers leave your ORDERS at
the Lottery and Exchange O0ice of
s. & VI. ALLEN & co.
No. 7j9, Main Street, Riclruo,,d.
Where tickets or shares will be ordered at the pre-
sent price of 81.
~ Cash paid at sight for all prizes ordered by
US.
&. & M.ALLEN e. co.
Richmond.
Aug. 10, 1924.
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bly, for concurrence, and the Senate adjourned nm
til o'clocksiu the evening-at which time. IL was
presumed the House would have adjourned, agree
ably to the mandate of King Caucus. But His
Majesty was for ONCE defeated and the Senate were
reluctantly compelled toadjourn over until to-day.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-18
Extract Of a letter to Mr. Lyford. Keeper Of
the Commercial Reading Room, dated

"PERNAnBUeo, April 10, 1894.
"Tbe election for President, on the 7tb,
returned Manuel de CarvaIho Paes de Ana
rade, President of this Province, in spite of
the nomination of the Emperor, in conse-
quence of which the port was that same
evening blockaded. Anarade is very popu-
lar among the people. All quiet at this mo.
men:. The feet consists OF two frigates and
iransport-he la ter got under way yes
,erday for Maranham Last sales OF Flour
I2 milreas"
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RIOT.


Our CORES pondent in Perth, Upper Ca.
NADIA writes as follows ] regret to have
occasion to communicate a disagreeable
occurrence, which occupies much of the
pubic attention 10 this neigbborhood.--
The Irish EmIgrants who arrived in this
settlement last season, under the auspices
of Governments and Superintcndence OF
the Honorable Peter Robinson, are carry
ing their oulrages to such extremes as al
most to battle the efforts OF the civil authe.
rites to keep them in check, On the
Esd Of April, His Majesty's Birth day, a
part OF one OF the Militia regiments Assem-
bed for training at Murphy's Falls, in the
township Of Ramsay, when such scenes
OF outrage took place as would require an
ADLER pen than mine TO descrIbe:-wbile a
party, principally Scots, were drinking
bis Majesty's health in the house of ar.
Alexander Morris, they were attacked by
the RaIlygibinets, as the Irish emigrants
term themselves. the windows sIove ill.,,
and the floor and walls literally washed
with blood A gun was forcibly taken
from one Of the party in Morris's house, &
the person who carried it off was wounded
by shot fred at him when making his
reatreat With the prize. Since the Esd
fresh outrsges have been commi,ted; a
captain Glendinning, OF the Alb Carl.
ton militia, has almost been murdered,
and the house OF Mr.. Morris, who from
personal dread bad LETT it, was on Monday
last forcibly entered, bu: it is not yet as
certained what the extent OF damage and
pillage may amount TO. A meeting OF The
Magistrates took place here this day (s8ib
April, when it was determined that the
under Sheriff with strong armed party
should forthwith proceed 10 apprebend all
those against whom warrants had been is.
sued. .Eoa,rsal Herald,
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ALEXANDRIA,,
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Is.
Mr.. SEowDEE,

Mr.. SEowDEE,
A subscriber would, through the medi.
UNI Of your paper, enquire OF the Post
Master, the hours of opening and closing
his office, every day, SUNDAY NOT EXCEPT
Ed.
WASHINGTON, May II The amend
ments OF the Senate TO the Tariff Bill have
been acted upon in The House Of Repre-.
sentatives With unusual prompttude and
industry. They were nearly all agreed TO.
The exceptions will again be presented to
the Senate to-day. We have now little
doubt that this bill will become law
We do not think that The two Houses will
be disposed 10 suffer bill so long Iabored,
the principle of which has received the
sanction OF both Houses, to be lost by OBJ.
stnate adherence TO or resistance of, any
one or two the numerous items of which
the bill is made up.
Whether the Tariff BiILPass or not,
there is so strong disposition prevailing
to adjourn, that we do not expect the ses-
sion 10 continue longer than the s5th or
e6ih OF represent month. Nat. Int, {.
Letters have been received in this city
from Louisville, Kentucky, as late as the
3Olh OF April, at which time Mr.. Dunn,
the bearer of the writ of the House of
Representatives to Mr.. Ninian Edwards,
had not reached that place. (B.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Tho Speaker laid before the House
. communication from the Secretary OF
the Treasury, covering a report and
statement OF balances due by receivers
OF public money, on account of sales Of
public lands, against whom suits have
been instituted; which communication
was read and laid Oh The table,
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The Philadelphia National Gazette
says, that of'seventeeD new works which
Messrs. Carey 4 Lea have in press. and
announce, eleven are Anericsn-wbicb
shews remarkable increase OF the num-
Der oil domestic productions in literature
and science. Among the publications in
question. are several which we know 10
possess great interest and vaIue-such as
Major Longs Second Erped,tion-lhe
Notes on Merico-aDd the Memoirs Of
Richard Henry Lee, Of V,rg,nia. These
Memoirs were prepared by hi, estDable
grandson of the same name, now practis-
ing the law in Virginia, who bias connect.
ed with them a considerable number OF
very curious and important letters, writ
ten by distinguished men Of our revolu'
ton, and foreign contemporaries Of rank
and celebrity
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ment wa. then put, and decided in the
negative--yeas 90, nays Is.
The question then required on Mr.
Benton's amend ment; when,
On motion of Mr.. Lowrie, the bill
and amendment we're ordered TO lie on
the table.
The bill! lin addition to an act es
tablishing navy hospitals, the bill re-
lative to the patent office. and to the sa-
larry of the su perintendeDt thereof, and
The bill for the relief Of Alexander Nc.
Nair,' were severalIy read the third
time, passed and Mt to tho other House
for concurrence.
The bill from the House Of Repre-
sentatives providing for the appoint.
ment of an Indian Agent for the Usage
Indians west Of the state of Missouri,
and territory of Arkansas, and for 9TH
er purposes was read the third time
and passed.
The bill from the House Of Represen'
tatives, 'to amend the several acts for
imposing duties on Imports was read
the third time, as amended in the So
nate. The question, Shall this bill
pass?' was thea put. MIR. Hsyne OPP
posed the pa-sg &c Of the bill in aspect
of considerable length. Mr.. Smith al.
SO spoke in opposition to it. TIE ques
ton was decided in the affirmative, by
Yeas and Nays d. fo!lows:-Yeas IS,
Nays 81.
SO she bill passed, as amended; and
was sent to tie other House, for con>
curreHce in the .nendments.
On motion of Mr.. Barbour, the Sc
nate then proceeded to the coDsidera.
ton Of executive business; aud BOON as
the doors were opened,
Adjourned.
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IN SENATE. NAV Ia.

The Senate we're this day almost en-.
tirely engaged in the discussion of Pri-
vate bills.
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FROM FORT SMITH.

BY gentlemen arrived here, who lett
Fort Smith on Sunday Of last week, We
learn that the Commanding Officer has re-
ceived orders for the immediate removal
OF the u. 5. troops at the post, to the
mouth OF the Verdgris, where new mi
litary establishment IS to be erected. I'm
mediately on receiving the orders, Col.
Arbucke commenced making arrange.
meDls for breaking up the garrison at that
place, preparatory 10 removing The troops
and public property, which was TO have
taken place about Tuesday last. They
are no doubt on their way before this tune.
The place selected for the future site OF
the garrison, is at the junction OF the ter-
disrs with the Arkansas, about 60 miles
above Fort Smith, and 80 below the o.
sage village, and is Jew miles west OF
the proposed western boundary of this
territory. Ii is said 10 be Gne, CON-
manding, ard healthy situation, and if 4
competen, force should be kept there, il
will be admirably calculated 10 give Sc
curity 10 our western frontier.
Our differences with the Osages still re.
man unsettled. The .nurderers OF Major
Welborn and patty have not been given
up. Major Cummings has been up Q Sc.
cond time 10 demand their surrender, and
has again returned without them, and in
deed without receiving any satisfactory
reply to bis demand. He was only met
by one of the Chiefs, (Ciaymore,) who
expressed desire that the murderers
should be given up, but said be did not
possess the power, unless they voluntarily
surrendered themselves, or were surren.
dered by the band or party to whom they
belonged.
Mr.. PhiIbrook. sub-agent, had left For,
Smith tor the Usage village, for the pur-
pose also to demand the murderers, but it
was generally believed that they would
not be surrendered.
From what we can llearn, we are in
clincd TO think that there is not much
prospect Of this business being settled
without a brush with the Osages. d. is
pretty certain that notbiog Can be effected
by negotiation. unless backed by a res
pectabIe military force. The location of
the garrison at the place which ha. been
selected for it, may have tendency TO
bring them 10 terms, and it will no doubt
have saiutary influence on their future
conduct.
We learn by gentleman from Arkan.
Gas, that the steamboat Eagle is expected
up from New Orleans about the last of
this month. with two or three hundred
troops tor the garrison on the Arkansas.
.Arkansas GGzette,