Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05
pr ITEMS.
ue0m Nassau! u!--Engagement between a
!. rig-of War and Piratical Bark
g sunk--IHe P;rafe nictorious2

| R g W AUu u = UuItCUS D0Tk--
9 g sMnk--IAe- Pirate pictorious7
~ York Commercial Advertiser says
;,aooner Helena, from Eleutheta, we
,Sort that on the l7th of June the cap.
! niTBritish packet schooner Nonpareit,
os N. Providence, reported to Mr.. Be.
one sat at Governor Koy, Elouthera, that
M. b Of war brig, Of lS guns, had an en-
= 4 fth piraticaI bark. during which the
Of Nk and all hands lost. This engage.
wahen by several of the crews of small
bv were passing at the time.
Ind f.xs,JoPo>d on the 9TH of March, and
f6es bis a ueen poaned. Ke Ying was spo.
IS ! ,at;fs ssa.escessor I'D arrangements were
sf reyoa ,ne treaty. T6ssigas some ex.
|ops Potiinger with ,ba "a "a nces at canscSs
bna, the ,hres,l slekly pools and cutters on tho
opp q a'.' coas;no The Chi.
,er Erifcing the lives OF EaA,us s,..- tue
eir pr the glory of magnanimous Eng
rdr Ieaqs.-Galveston papers to the
,iorAen received at New Orleans. The
ain; bat city furnishes the following items
ill,'
Fully Erpediticn.-Coionel Snively with
ard der his command, left Coffee's Station
theN of April, and took up the line of
pa ohta Fe. The expedition consisted of
Fnd men; but they may be reinforced at
P ny Red River, by seven or eight hun
!. Including those under the command
|ountield. Those troops were well arm
fople supplied with prvisions, &c. All
lc q on good horses, and they had pack
redry two men; each mule conveyed
|edlyp. of dried beef and bushel of cold
ovaLs the cavalcade started, the banner
en- $. Star was unfurled, and spreading
Inc iolds to the breeze, seemed TO shine
pper harblnSel~ of brighter days. The
aopeit with joyous acclamations.-Hous-
web.
Fend& the Rio Grande.-Some Mexican
rnithntly came to Aransas bay, and re.
% inihe Commanches few weeks since
wastornado down the valloy of the Ric
mere the Presida quite to the suburbs oi
thehnd devastated the whole country
pee 30 few troops in that section that nc
rhm build be made. and they retired with
ir c,nmolested. The whole frontiers ol
an5 presented as in most deplorabIe con,
troy unhappy rancheros know not where
lrmfroteo:ion. The Mexicans along the
eheare anxious to renew The trade with
Poustowns; but the frequent inroads of the
ns a and he depredations of robbing par.
feasoi zens, have almost entirely destroyed
d he'se between the two countries.
:. 81 is 10 BE obta.ned.- intelli
1--WE wondered hoaU the Repealers ex
,arniritain TO comply with their demands
,,atpissay repudiates resort to arms,
ID lawyer TO commit himself in tina,
zen his late snaech Mt Dublin he thus ex
les 1lf. He said
n Gre threatened with troops being sen1
sod had nobody to fight with-the Re.
Ter t'not going to fight at all, they know {
ly two of that [iaughter.j They would
Ppiie they had their three millions, and
wealuld have the consultation of 800 in
PginS would meet accidentally in Dublin
OF Md by their advice they would take
ans :; that was constitutional and legal
,.T'tu uciy lorCe anu power.
nahcing of this is thus explained, and i
H. mode by which Repeal is expected
comlby spaciic means.
your reaty Of Limerick, whenever three
Is he Irish people shall elect three hun
Po.heers 10 represent them in an Irish Par.
"nublin, England is bound--solemnly
'hey tcognise such Parliament. Here
oi bf Mr.. O'Connell's movements, and
Try, well be known first as last. Will
r'ctre By the treaty of Limerick ? When
"a "sdred representatives have assembled
ny y when they have informed the Bri.
s. Vent that the Parliament of Ireland
nen led according to the term of that trea.
eh' end refuse to abide by her engage.
as she is, she surely will not stamp
VINO Pations ofa solemn treaty? Again,
o .hslate for her to prevent the enrolment
Z iormillions, or the appointment of the
We eno--------- ---------
ii IS his last to the Secretary of State
loud
pm the desire of the British govern.
Eng the intercourse of its public ser.