Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-06-24


day morning in the steamer IRON Baltimore and pro
ceeded up James River in the Richmond boat to The
President's farm, where he now s''
Stand watie,s trial.
We have received for publication the speech of Mr.
ARLINGTON in defence of Stand Waite This is ora ~
that truly eloquent genteman's most powerful efforts
IL is indeed the most feeling forensic we ey
OF read. The speech is too long for our columns
Judge fAscHAL has furnished full report of the cas-
accompanied bya short history Of the circumstances
which led to the unfortunate feuds in the Cherokee
tion We have therefore determined to issue within
the month OF July full report of Stand trial
accompanied by the speeches, and some remarks in
explanation in pamphlet form. printed with good tvpe
'ne PamPhle' VIII contain from thirty fifty pages
ana VIII give to the public in permanent FORM some o
the specimens of oratory printed the State
IN the preface there will be handsome notice of all
the counsel engaged in the case. This certainly will
make very acceptable to up country readers Every
person must feel deep interest in the and ri
sing young men of ourcountrv
we publish not for profit copies will therefore be
furnished at twenty five cents Those who desire mum
oers Will please send in their names immediately On.
y thousand copies will be struck and over two hmm
dred have already been subscribed for Every lover
forensic eloquence must desire The pamphlet.
The Governor of Mississippi has by con
vened an extra eession of the Legislature tn meet in
July next His Excellency could not keep the wheels
OF Government moving without the wherewth to n. v
expenses.
governor feii will have to convene the Legislature
., arkansas II ne keeps the whole moving year s.
How has the reward for J. Merritt and Stewart be,n
paid? By what figure tho rewards multiplied
VIII either OF the Little Rock papers tell? Come ycn
temen II, you have been paid for the printing ont with
it,
The election for Governor, members of Congress md
Legislators, comes in Tennessee in August nex,
ne contest seems 10 be one. Gov. Jones and
E1-Gov Polk are the candidates for Governor Th
are stumping it all over tho State.
Noah Webster, L. L. D.. died at his late residence in
New Haven ON Sunday evening the asth Nav. in ,bc
s5th year Of his age.
Tho steamer Weston caught fire and burnt IN on ,bs
hrst day Of June. above ST. Charles, Mo Cabin f,r
nure books of the boat baggage and lives of the pas
sengers all saved
Inc u 5. brig Dolphin. ID days from vera Cruz,
arrived at N O. on the 7th inst We CLEAN several in
terestng items from the Tropics report of news bro
by the Dolphin. On the day Of the departure of tho
Dolphin $40 cases of the yellow fever were reported at
Vera Cruz The population thinning off rapidly
under the operation of this fearful disease The
was current at Vera Cruz that an attempt had been
made to assassinate Santa Anna Several arrests had
been made and general tumult continued Santa Ann,
was at Tacubaya, four miles from Mexico surrounded
with choice troops. The cnt population of the conn
tym represented as in ferment, some outbreak of
popular violence is hourly expected The Mior prison
ers remaneda at Tacubaya, and still chained in cou
Plets, and were working in the streets"
The Editors of the NJ o. Tropc have received letters
from Yucatan, by the Dolphin, which enable them to
contradict the story, afoat, the Tcxan feet
had been defeated in the action the 24th uIt near
Campcachy.
"The Louisville Whig," is the title of a new polit;
cal paper started in Louisville, Ky. by Hull Monsarra
& Co. The editorial Is written with ability The sclec
tons dsply good taste, and the typography is better
than that OF any other paper in the city, if not in The
West. Success TO your efforts.
MANUEL FLoREs.-The Mexican Emissary.
We have received. from source to be relied on the
exact state 'f facts relative to this person. who was
arrested BY Capt J. L. Dawson, Creek Agent, in the
Creek country. short time since
He was arrested the Little River abou 100 miles
south OF Fort Gibson, and brought before the Creek
Agent, and the Chiefs, at the Canadian river where
was examined as to his business in the couot,v y.
had Mexican papers with him, being pass from Cen
Arista, at the head quarters of the Army at atamo
ras dated in iS4l. in which he is named with another
soldier Lorenzo de Ia Rosa, belong ing to the comma
ny OF bexar, which he marching to ioin--also a
letter OF Introduction from Vincent Caaals (wbo is
man OF authority IN tie Eastern provinces Of Mexico,
to tho chiefs of the Kechs, Towockaneys. Delaware,