Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04

P0e"i, IN HIS puck, ana tnc EuiloF III HIS nut
The following paragraph from tho St. Louis Ga
zcte shows that its editors 'bump of reverence"
is not developed very prominently. He has no
more respect for " Age'' than an Usage has for
his neighbor's poncy.
1.-The Pittsburgh Age describes in mos, glowing
coors tho recent sham battle tha, took place at
Elizabeth, and in which he participated. The
Editor was standard bearer in rifle corps,
which in the melee we're routed by the cavalry,
but the Age man determined 70 save the emblem
of his country, I" heeled it, He wns, however,
overtaken after short fooi.race. He did no, re-
gret the loss Of the banner, but complained that
his nat was stolen. Which contained handker-
cAtet, newspaper, comb, cold chicken, cheese, Bo-
logna sausagcs. cold buckacheo. cakcs," &c.
Georgia Eheciion.-it is supposed the wings
have elected their governor, members of congress,
and majority of tho lower house of the legis,a.
ture; while the democrats have probably retained
their ascendency in the Senate.
Il cdger on calking, (ai Quebec, Canada.-An
oihcer has undertaken to walk twenty miles per
diem, for seven successive days. He is to be at
tired IN soldiers habimen,s, from crown to sole.
and Is to carry soldiers full equipment. when in
heavy marching order. This is be, of some
interest. and tho walking has commenced.
Extract fro.1 a letter in tie Galla,in Union
Where now is the Editor of tho Midnigh, Cry?
''Permti stranger to embalm in your sacred
! columns, an unpretcnd:ng sketch of the vocani,
aShation OF that heavenly fire, that is giving brit
10 manifestation, which is 10 explode into com
illumination Of 4
that inspired siatesman--uneonaIled orotnr ~
] unrivalled warrior Henry CLAW.
Louis Philippe going to England. is stated
IN late London papers that the King of the French
mas sgmed his isinten,ion TO recprocate the friend
y visit OF Queen Victoria, by an excursion :,
England in the course of the present Autumn.
7rotiing Match.-Thc trotting match ovo, a.,
Beacon Course on tho 9th inst. be,,voo, ~,
man. Lady Suffolk and Amercus, was sn,erd;d
Inc hrst heat was won by Lady Suffolk in 10
'"'chman won the second in 20. The third
was dead heat between Dutchman and An,o.;
cus' IN D %. The fourth heat and the r,c, ,.o -,
won by Dutchman, in 90.
Grarcs, the leg Treasurer of N;.s;s.;.,; l..
,uur0ssed pamphle. to the citizens of that so,e.
MS "nerea bouts he does not publish. He laws !,
on 10 "ov. Tucker, who he would faip mako or,
as great scoundrel as himself He pokes poetry
at the Governor thus: r'' p''"s ,
.Whon "a'e mo not call you fool but this I think
""'" you are thirsty fool fcign wonld Jrirt ~
Again he says: "'"'u ur'hA,
"Were hell demolished nou,
Another must be had for -
Tor rroVidence were falsely nomoa
II such a liar is not damned. A"eo'
.oa's9'le '' har'-rhe "Dimo" of iha, city sa Us
that 81 Is notorious that one half of the Ror i
composed of brokcn-down singing school ma as,ers
country pedagogues and swindiing merchants
who have ahsconded from neighboring States.
For the Arkansas Intellgenc,-
NO. 2.
Humble as my pretensons in the theatre in which
| have engaged-homespun as my style, perhaps is
justly considered was prompted by motivos-urged
hu h. E.,