Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

&C c." and i" Kow, :" with othsr poetic productions
Of native genuses, lie upon table for future consi
dsration.
Catalpa" 10 rather scvere upon corporation-
We like his subject. and hope that he will modify his
language. We freely acknowledge that the :. James.
town eeds which fringe the bank Of the river in front
Of town. do not send forth Skoleseme sgrs.ee" to
our Nasal organs ornament the town.
"H" on the slaughter house in town," will be at
tended TO in our next
The communication dated Fort Gibson. 18th nst
signed Olio" "wont do" We know tho handwrt
ing. You can't come it over' this editor We have
later dafes f-e.a that qusT
I" "Amercanus" will appear in duo season.
Correspondents will please direct their letters post
paid.
We are informed that subscribers at Sweet Home
p O. do not get their papers that Others whom they
not sent take them. We believe the P. NJ. is
very clever fellow, and hope he will save us the
trouble by inquiring into the matter.
"Our distinguishsd Visitors,,--Havc not arrived
This week. therefore expect them before the
next.
Tho river is still falng-but it is navgable for sma
boats far Fort Smith, which in fact the head
of navigation this river The Lucy Walker, arrived
the 18th inst, from New Orleans and departed the
came day for Cincinnati.
pA GRAND RESULT.--"The last link is bro.
ken r'-Rent asunder the ties that bound them to
us!The sceptre has departed from the Stu,rts -
The honorable GEO. w. PASCHAL, and two or three
others, HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM US THEIR
PATRONAGE!!!! The old proverb never was truer,
than it is in this case that ninety nine favors will
be returned with ingrattude. you refuse the hun
dreth" So much for the independent stand taken by
in relation to Cherokee politics We have lost thr
teen subscribers because would lend colums
fno
an Individual who invited his sssaant to enter into
fair discussion over his proper signature" We have
lost them because will not fil our columns with
matter that is uninterestng citizens and with
which we have no concern. Because we will not suf
fer man to erect "a power in the of tho Throue
that would be greater than the Throne itself - and be-
cause we will not let our press be made instrument
for the glori6cation of alone And for taking
this Independent stand, have received ftyour new
ones and we have been assured by hundred o. the
old ones that our course is approved Of What other
evidence do we need to convince Of the proprey Of
our course. We assure the gentlemen that moth.
ing that they can do will intimidate from pursuing
ssrsKnr Iosw wv gouIse NO ma.o --ruaIkeu OUT
Our town presented quite business like appearance
during the past week. large number Of persons
in from the country although they traded upon limit
I'd scale. few wholesale transactions took place.
Lursries Of the ssason-Ice cream, soda wa4er, and
lemonade arc served up in proper style at Tayloos
fashionable resort on Main street. in this town.
We learn that crops of all kinds are enc throu
the northern and western sections of the State
Peace, plenty, and contentment abound in the Choc
taw nation. The Choctaws pursue, steadily, their
ward course in civilization and morals.
Crops are abundant in the Greek country-and peace
prevails among the people, Not so however. respect
to the Cherokees they now smarting under the
wrongs Perpetrated upon them by military usurper
and are in feverish state of excitement.
We learn from, the ~ o. Pic of the IIth inst that
the yellow fever had made its appearances in that city,
The Picayune recommends strangers be prudent to
avoid exposing themselves the sum- to abstain from
exciting liquors. and to the bath frequently Such
course will diminish the intensity Of the disease when
ever it may make it's appearance.
The Pic can, and at all times docs, give wholesome
advice. We would further advise strangers to keep
away from that city until that dreadful disease dsap
pears The different watering places in Arkansas
would be much desirable locations during the yell
low fever season.
The last adyces from Otaheite are that various diff.
cultss had arisen between the English and French ships
of relative to the possession Of the Islands The
matters had been finally referred the Admrals Of
the respective fleets. and the vessels had sailed for
America, whers the aeet stationed. The Queen
was surrounded BY native guard of 600 men, with
orders to prohibit the approach OF all foreigners.
Judge UPshur has been appointed Secretary Of State
nd intsr against violent opposition from Secretary
Spencer. M. Porter, Secretary of War. has to ira
vel-burnt brandy won't save him.
John Nelson. of Maryland. has accepted the appoint
nent rendered him by the President Attorney Gene.
a Of the United States, in the place of the Hon Hugh
s. Legsre.
Gen. Eostes, U. s. Army, died Portland. Me-, on
the 9th ,lt.
1t Is stated that the demise of Gen. Eustis promotes
Lieut. Col. J. B. Crane, 9TH Artillery. and Maj. M. M
Payne, 81 Artillery. fa
Tho "liealthy, wealthy, and wise," well a. iuva.
lids fecking to tho Magazine Checai. springs
We hope that Of friends there will write us
what is going on in " them diggins.,
Napol--The United States sloop Of war Marion ar
rived At Boston the 9th u Tho u States steamer
Missouri sail about the 10Th inst, Tor the MeJ
toranean. The brig Boxer At Mataa.as ON the 18th
nt. The ship Ontario to sail for Norfolk ON IN.
i7th alt. The Falmouth arrived at Savannah ON III
10th ult. AFTER having AIKEN cruize round the Ise OF
Pines and Cape Ontario.
It has been officially aanounced that David R. Hen
shaw of Massachusetts, il appointed SECRETARY Of Wa.