Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

shoot the Poniif was made at his Palace in Rome
IN the 9th September, BY d physician, desper.
'te for tho want Of money. Being refused an
interview with his Holiness by the valet in an
outer chamber, he fred pistol without effect
on asecond attempt to gain an audience the next
lay, he was arrested, and another loaded n;st,J
found on him.
4 The nert Mess,ge.--Thc Crescent Civ saws.
1.-The next message, OF John Tyler to Congress is
expected to be ons of The most singular as we'll az
in future the mos celebrated, ever sent to our ma
tlonnl councils. lie will propose the annexation
Of Texas, and gi,o the glove of defiance, with all
the fingers on, TO Great Britain. He will either
make or break himself now. that's certain. " s,
Junction Of Tie atlantic and Pacific DEANS
A short time since paragraph went the rounds,
the report that the Earrings had con-
tracted for cutting NAL through the Isthmus Of
Darien. = -
From the National Inrelligcncer of the 18th ult.
we learn that tho Barings have made contracts
with the Republic of New Grenada for the con-
struction Of a ship canal across the Is,hmus of
Darien which provides for cedng to the company
the line for the projected work. with eighty thou
sand acres of land in the interior. These princely
merchants do not appear in this transaction as the
agent Of tie British Gov, officially, but as British
subjects, protected by the Government; and doubt
less many advantages will be secured to Great
Britain, both pc iticaI and commercial, by the
completion of tho vast work hero projected.
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Shot through and through and still alire.-Mo-
scs Jason, citizen OF Savannah, Ga, was acct
dentaly shot through by pistol. The bali en-.
tered his breast about inch from the right nip
pie, and was taken out from his back, about three
inches in the rear of the shoulder. The most as
thing is, that he is recovering. After
this, Moses SHOULD beware of hemp.
Aritocracy in Arkansas.--We see by the He
iona Journal, that a "Grand Fancy Dress Ball.
was to como of on the 23l ut. The price of
tickets to this select and arisocratie asscmblage
was " so cents.-r0
Danirk O'Coanel-The repea Ter Of Irish sla-
very. If he never ntolishes slavery in Virginia,
until he procures tho freedom Of Ireland the mig
gers may hang their harps upon the willows.
Con. Dorr arrrssed.-This imprudent leader of
the suffrage party in Rhode Island, where women
are required by law to do militia duty, was arrest.
ed in Providence on the LIST ult.; and was commit
ted to answer 10 The charge of treason.
We think that the old British will find enough
evidence to convict him; but the, imposition
of the penalties upon Dorr, will ensure speedy
triumph Of the suffrage party.
From Cuba.-The N. Y. Inteligencer of the
18th u!t. says: "On the evening Of the 10Th ul,i-
mo, Don Lcopolde O'Donnell. the new Governor
of the Island of Cuba, arrived at Havana in the
Spanish ship Of war Cortes, and was cordially re-.
ceived and welcomed by the civil and military
responded in brief address. lilo was duly in.
stalled into office on the following day."
Counterjeus ON tile Bank Of Missouri.-The
last number Of the independence (Mo.( Exposor
says: ave are informed That counterfeit ten dol
lar notes upon the Missouri Bank are in circu'a-
ton. They arc said to be well executed, but the
paper is bad. They have been thrown into cir
culation in the counties south Of this, near the
boundary line of the State. !. is though, that,
there is gang of counter<ei,ers engaged in giving
circulation to this spurious paper, which, it is
thought, extends 10 the southern boundary Of this
State. So look out all hands
"P. S. Since the bove was in type, we have
understood that twenty dollar bills of the same
description are also in 'circulation."
The Sylvester Reporter says: I'VE saw II very
ingenious counterfeit to-day on the Paris branch
of the Northern Bank OF Kentucky. 1t was a
Ten, letter A, No. 1860, July 10, 1910; pnya.
BILE TO W. Wade; signed NJ. T. Scott, Cash, John
Tilford, Pres't.. 1t was Iithrosraph, including
the signatures, admirably done, excepting the ends
which wore too light. The vignette was train
Of railroad cars. The city is flooded with small
notes of the broken Saltwater Bank altered to the
Union Bank, Tiverton, Rhode Island. They are
very we'll executed, bat can be detected by the
vignette-saw mills and lumber. yard, dc. Coun'
:crfet Threes on tho Mystic Bank, Mass, are also
plenty. -s... .-.
lreland's Wrongs.-O'Connels says that the his
tory of Ireland can be traced through the statute
book like the track of n wounded man, through
crowh-bu the honI