Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

A. Wcklife arrived in Washington yesterday, by the
ii o'clock cars He was entirely free of pain, and
rapidly recovering from the effects of his wound.
The court at Baltimore directed that c. N. Gardner
be discharged from prison and placed in the States hos
pts there be confined until he shall his
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Resignation Washington Barrow, Charge D.
Affairs to PORTUGAL has resigned and is expected home
soon. h#.. a is.ra .e1. .-g-. ..f. ....' a~f-. .
Cahird,on of Cotton in India The Macon (Ga
Messenger that the results of the experiment in
the culture Of cotton in Inda still continues cry un-
favorable 80 0r. ...-. T- ".' ...
Tall Oais-A correspondent Of the Richmond IVA }
Enquirer says: g have now hanging up in my porch,
in true armerke style cluster of oat stalks belev
ed to be the product Of grain numbering nine
averaging six feet in length and the stalks believed to
contain one hundred grams each, making ST, thousand
four hundred and eighty.six grains.
| The great fire at Copenhagan.-Fron the National
inteligencer We learn that the Goth June great
fire took place at Copenhagen. 1t broke out and con-
fined itself principally to the shipping part of the city,
where the stores contained immense quantity of in
famablc matter; such hemp, tar, pitch, oil, and
lumber among which there was two thousand casks
of oil. These combustibe materials made a. perfect
"sea Of fire, the waves of which reached the Clouds
several cargoes of rum that had arrived by the last
fleet from St. Crox and St. Thomas. This spirit took
hre and burst forth in flames like hideous fiery mon
sters The surface of canal in the neghborhood was
covered with flame, giving the appearance of stream
OF laVa The loss is estimated at about million of
dollars. Ihirtytwo fremen and soldiers were wound
ed more or less severely fireman and five SOL
ders werJ killed. 3D..
Iae ConsttutionaHty of the Bunkrupt La,r.-In tbcU
Ostrct Court CT the State of Missouri the Ba nkrupt
hooh hnnp L.
stutonal as we have stated in another part of the
era!d he opinion has also been expressed by other
judicial and lea rn that the Judyes
oil the Supreme Court of this State have come to the
same conclusion.
The Supreme Court in the different States are decid
ing, whenever case before it, that polunteer
bankruptcy is unconstitutional
Creditors to this class of individuals are rubbing up
their old accounts, and litigation will begin aresh All
Who have taken volunteer bankruptcy and who have
property yet, may expect to be again visited by their
creditors Preference creditors is unlawful under
the bankrupt act The passage Of that act will cause
more litigation than any act now in operation.
An Epitqpi.-The Ohio Statesman in an article de.
nouncing some of the heads Of its own party, says
Il is gloomy sight to look down into the graveyard of
democratic traitors and witness the PROSTATE hopes of
intellect and ambition, and read upon each tombstone;
"DED, for the want OF honest principles"
There is truth in the above. Want of hon prn
cpes cannot kill the Tyler party would have been
defunct year ago.
MOrmonsm-B CHAM Young. the President of the
Quoram has ordered all the Mormon Saints of .Chrsts
Latter Day" to repair to the city of Nauvoo, where
God has work for them to accomplish"
correspondent OF the National IntelIigencer saws
that Florida ubounds with lakes, marshes, and stag
nant pools Yellow, conjestive, bilious and ague fe
Serpents scorpions and alligators Fleas fies
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up by saying that there breczcs, and tropical
fruit upon the trees fish and game. An easy country
to live in; BUT how comfortably or how long to live
is another question:"
When compare own FL Dorado to other coun-
tries-whcn VIC count over our climate, SOIL rivers,
veins of minerals, with the few trifng erils and
noyanccs that taxed with, we impusiVely ex-
claim " there's no place like Arkansas" -.
The Ulster Orangemen-The Orangemcn of Ulster
have Joined O'Conncll and the Repealers. The Emo-
raid Isle trembles under their ''agitation"
We cut the following from the New Orleans Tropic
Funeral of Mr.. 81. Romes-The funeral of this vet
eran of the Press attended by an immense con-
course of the people. The Louisiana Legion, the Lou.
sana Volnn and the veterans Of lol4 and 10.
were out in full force. - ..-s ."
Fatal DueL=-We learn from the Tropic that
A duel occurred at Port Hudson, last Saturday, be
tween Mr. Horace Bradley, and a Mr. Jackson we
understand the parties armed with shot guns and
pistols Mr.. Bradley, received pistol ball from his ad
vcrsary, which passed through his body killing him in
| stantly. ..rr .., ..-.g .. . -.z.z.. ..rr
! The Florida War ended.-The Savannah Georgian
soeurs that the Florida is not only ended, but
that it will stay ended;" that's encouraging.
a consoling repty-A democrat writing to friend on
the hentucky elections said Democracy has raised
nor heao once more in old Kentuck." The friend re-
pn'u, es see democracy stretched out there ]
an gaa II is alive enough to raise its head"- ..' 4
| "u'""s''" moHument-The New Workers are at
700 s.N. " ''. monument to Washington, to be
ee' hgh-to be paid for the people of the other
4 States. .r- " 1890
Webster at Rome.-Mr Webster ha. been ,,ro.,.a
at Rome upon suspicion of making too free USE os ~,
right of visit, on board of the Sarah Layua. n. "a
mits that he has turned bis back on Propidenee
/ uhopper.--Thc New Orleans Courier saws ho ..w
grape weighing six pounds sold in Orleans for three
dollars. Equal to fifty cents per pound That beats
| our catfish. r4