The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-06

AEsFTo CoeespondeRfs--t Los TIEMPos,, has been received, and shall appear in olii next.
 The Steam Boat Arkansaw, arrived on "Wednesday evening, s days from New Or leans, with full freight, and 13o deck, and 24 cabin passengers. On the following morning she departed for Cantonment Gib- son.
 On Wednesday night, the steamer Eo- lant returned from Port Smith, and on the next morning departed for New Orleans.
 The Spy arrived from the Meuth of White River on Monday, and the same evening departed for Cantonment Gibson
 Dy gentleman from Washington City, V ho came up on the Arkansaw, we learn that treaties have been made with the C6iekasaw, and wilh the Creek Indians-- the former are to remove to Texas, the latter, to this Territory
 We also learn that Fort Smitll is again to become ? Military Post This 'IFlliis. we con .ceive to be ofgreat importance to the Ter- ritory. military force at that point will effect much ih regulating the intercourse with the Indiana, and have salutary in- fueace upon the conduct of the Indians.
 Steam Bodt disaster.---On the 18th inst. the Steam boat Superior. bnrst herbeilers few miles below Point Chicot; by which. accident, five or six persons were killed, and six or seven badly sealdcd. Among the killed, was Mr. C9rncs, the chief. en- sincer.
 eoHafsEfea -Noies--on tic City Bank of EeH-0 -0rieabs, arc in fee circulation. They are , dollar notes, letter \ altered to 20. By close examination, the figure 5 caa be seen on the ends of the notes-tbe altera- tion ia the body of the note is easily de-. seeted.
 .Baeder.-0n the 23d ut. al Van Bureo, in Crawford County, as. MeCleiland was killed by 5. II. Dolan. Wlliskey and cards produced the quarrel which terminated Ai'tt9 tdtdAl3s | AfS a9HSft tH ol lit eC0hfAty yF Joshua E. Brown, insarresfing Dplan. re- eeiyed five or SIX stabs, which it is said have proved fatal
 Dolan was however secured, and is a. waiting his trial, which will probably take place the present week, the Circuit Court being now in session.
 On Sunday night, William Russell vas killed in this place, by Jesse IIenderliter So far IS the particulars have come to our knowledge, itaPpears that kAsseil and a ,nau.named Mitchell, broke into the house of t4inderliter, with the iotcnt of beating or killing him. Hinderllter was in the yard, when the other two met twith him, sculIle ensaed, and the deceased received mortal stab, little below the left breast. Mitesei made his escape. lIiaderliter immediately surrendered himself to the civil authority.
 We lay before our readers, fn tbe pres -ent nunherof the Advee&ee, gls speech of A. II. seyier, Esq oatlle rteeest tlon of the charges against Jpdgs }elfaseos bes fore he House of Representative
 With the Editor of the Gazette we a= gree that if IS bold, in assertions, aesti- tme of ifuih--maaiy, inthe dennneia1lon of nlen at a distance of I2G0 mi es from iiic speaker, whom he would not dare, in like. manner to denounce, in the presence of the parties-e -eoacincaag5 1t IS indeed sufi- cient to convince the public of the irregn- larity of life led by the speaker, as taken from his own confessions--he drinks in one gear as much as the accused does in two years--this may very probably be the fact, and the effect is precisely that which is al leged against tue accused, only in two fold ratio. All who are acquainted with she speaker. will admit that he was as near the truth when he ayowed his shrink ing capacity, as he was in any other part of his speech
 This speech is said to be one of his best cforts. To this we demur not-itl is the biggest effort he has ever made; and we are wiling to admit that 1t ia the brstest he ever Sill make.
 Having made these cornerstone, we Wlii challenge his warmest admirers to point out tie excellence which elicits their Pralse. ItceriairIy was ashrewd method adopted by the delegate, 10 fras'rate tl'e object of the aceuser, by denounclng Tn 1he first place, the bearer of the budget, and then hg < afa,ninr and traducing S,iie