The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-03
 sss.gD THINGS N GENERAL.

.gg, THINGS IN GENERAL.
 .1olfo 10 hars Gold and SilUer
 " '7 Destroy national bank in-
 " '.nending it, and let GOO state
 q a'q have now 549l--issue paper ad l wi without lou control.--.N. Q. WA'g.
 L., been a great contest at New
 .,saea ,,as the trumpeters Norton, an
 slss0 and Gambati, an Italian
 ll'ap' snoerior artists, and each excel
 lis particular way. They yld played
 aa ,ha nresence of about 5000 per-
 The r silver cup was awarded by |iges to Norton.
 ,, seems to be a settled purpose in Y '...s at least, to bring out Judge E far the Presidency. Flee respec- ..aprs , of that state are urging his Psr sr tbe office, and have announced E,saess to support his election.
 ...sseaB PoRTER.-The report that |ss ,1ore Porter had suffered from a N. shock is untounded. Letters .,ssptIy been received by his relations ' .snnifv. stating that his illness was isls,riae, and that ne is now recover ..rsaondent of the Baltimore Pa ,sm It is certain that Gov. Cass ]. 6om the War Department. Col. on has been offered the appointment. JseInes it. He proposes entering lbe practice of the law, at New Or i. Chambers, one of the Senators Maryland, has been appointed district bythe Governor of that State, and ,cepted the nomination.
 have just learned, on going to press bs Hon. Dudley Selden, member of ess from this city, has resigned his md has notified the Governor there-
 v. Y. Stdr. infaat.-A sweet youth of ls late- cared at Doylestown Pa. SIX feet se- d half inches in height, and pro- ,ably stout. He was good humor- said he had a brother much larger imselE.
 of the pirates, Francis Begerano, fanuel Delgardo, brought in the Sa- and committed for trial to Leverett jail, destroyed himself yesterday lg, by breaking a square, and cutting Ut iugular vein with a piece of the . "Saicide," said an eminent lawyer similar case, Sis confession. J giag .Hachiae.-The Cincinnati Re- an says, "Mr. Mason, an ingenious mic, has been engaged some months stucting machine or vehicle of this Diiou, in which he expects to be able Ipate the air by the force of steam.--
 is nothing of the balloon principle Jed with the apparatus. Ii is to be d and propelled by machinery, in pc or wings. we have looked at chine, which is now nearly finished, hether 1t prove successful or unsuc- t is a beautiful and ingenious { mechanism. J
 M has published a Life of Gen. n, and dedicted 1t 10 the people of | The New York Star thinks [ has been employed to do this. Oly. Cobbett is one of those Pa- of "easy yirtuep who always "have 'rlce," and can take a hand at al- any thing, provided he IS well paid
 Ne should not think that Gen. 'n would feel himself honored by
 hls praises sung by Cobbett! De s' however, and we shall say no- ore.
 len Congress passed a vote of to Gen. Washington, in l796, Gen. 'n, who was a member, voted in the Ne.
 eece IS in an unsettled state. The ''eS were in arms, and in two or three ces e had been successful against the DaVarlan and Greek troops. 9 Natchez Courier estimates the 7 ol eotten shipped from the port of z rom lst September 1888, to lst ioer 1854, at 54,S83 bales, to wit: llsvllle ln 300, New York TAG, Liver 'Oo, and New Orleans 47,s37. learn that a lot of new cotton, ship s planter Of this county, has been New Orleans at Is cents. aSA'-Mr. John Ewing, member s'ess from Indiana, in a letter da- ssnnes, August 22d, to a gentleman seellng, Virginia, says: q could not ''leyed, 'c before I reached home, the ol .l the political changes, which I aness around me. Our elections 'lilna'ed' and their result is glori- n