Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
VOL. 2--NO. 35.

NOL. mo. 35.
Inc hrst throw he caught one by the fore er. but
10 running through swamp, the lasso slipped, the
ouHaio got free, got among the multitude, and
'nen recommended the scene of flight and confu.
SION worse confounded, among men, women, and
on"aren' or all ages, sizes. and condition, with d
',:os' in1escribabe variation Of circumstance, Do.
n'c, and helter skelter retreat. We saw two man
ieading one of the buffaloes througb the r;doo
much lacerated, Ao'" Ills Skin was
,ha. M I've Just hoard that Mr.. Frederick Ste.
Phen Masters, Of "a Broadway. who y.. ~
'oe n.gn among Its branches during tho breaking
u' " 'he ouiia'oes fell to the ground He was
" 'ho nearest house, and a physician called.
VINO bled him, but he died in few minute. I;,
friends took charge of the corpse brouoh, :, =.
,nis ,, city, and conveyed it to his lodgings M.
masters " was recently from Ireland, attached TO the
rurk lheatre' and has left, Us we understand, a
wife and two children.
Burg|aries in Camden, ~ Jon Mo,d,,,
t'sh'' three daring burgIaries were committed IN
me m ne'ehoorng city of Camden The store of
'i. Nia''ock was broken open, and riAed of nro.
ty !" CONSIDERABLE amount. The yillia ps an
80 u shoe store, and stole the entiro con,epts .
49, "u mouse IN the same vicinity wa. also pIun:
,nass some Time since, burglaries in Camden
tn ko-
''eve that the depredations of Monday p;ah ~.
committed by the old gang. Surely if there ia
ncllVe constitutes in Camden there can he H,,,
'''ncul!y IN obtaining clue to the perpetrators of
SuGn numerous and bold otfences.-Pd, Ina.
'o". 'he call TO the FIremen, published else.
where, 1t will be seen that our fellow cuizens nc.
soclaied with that body, pay their respects to Mar.
shai Bertrand to-day. The "Exempts" will also
oe mar. in them the Marshal will see no bad
specimen OF the ''army Of reserve" of the United
Sta,es.-N. O. Pic.
J." 'he course OF the Introduction on Friday
evening, Marshal Bertrand said to one Of our y,i.
a", h','ia Co!onels, to whom he had been lust iu.
roduced-"Pray, Colonel. what may be If.
s.r'hSth OF your regiment" Now, inaSmuch as
inc Colonel never had had full .u,n out of all
his men, he somewhat puzzled to give n M.
n'efical reply; so taking measurement and not
numbers Tor his data, he sad-"My regiment!
"hy' General, my regiment embraces the whole
OF the-ward Of the-Muncipality -
ih's must havo been quite explicative to the
MARSHAL though 1t struck US that 10 prevent any
mues and % ngsers :sr SgHH! no; if &
The Hudson's Bay COmpany.-The Montreal
Courier is about commencing a crusade against
tins overerown corporation. 1t opens thus:
1.-The tludson's Bay Company has. in every 70:
| -
the fur trade, prevented for years the settlement
OF the Saguenay, and crippled our fisheries. In its
transactions 1t has exhibited disregard the laws
alike of God and man; and fits ret history were
gwen to the world. the horrors it would unfold
would make men s flesh 10 tremble and their hairs
| 10 stand on end.
"N c have had opportunities Of becoming ac-
quan!ed with certnin transactions of this Company,
and we may, at future period, offer some remarks
on the state Of the Indians and the half-breeds in
the Hudson Bay country,-and also some speci-
mems of the mode in which the llonora5I Com pany
get rid Of the troublesome rivals who dare to com.
pete with them in the Fur Trade"
Young Spence-.-The Liberty Banner says
1.-The son Of Secretary Spencer is now in this
art OF the State. purchasing outfit, as he SAYS.
for the purpose Of again joining Col. SniveIy, and
from thence to proceed 10 New Mexico, to take
possession Of that country"
An unfortunate e6air.-Tho N. Y. True Sun
!r, T%s received late advces from Newfoundland
! he Royal Ga zetto says: .An unfortunate affair
"%s 'akeh place in the neighborhood Of Lamaline.
r. ""i oor on the south west shore Of the Island
49, "ppears that Frsnch boat had broken through
Fnuis. euons of the treaty existing between
"s'ana and France, and was fishing, as is a
oSs;'i oa occurrence within the limits especially
g Ei"s. !" 'ne British. A boats crew of II. M.
tec;"n or Nv "uecn had been loft there for the pro.
hoi our fisheries, gave chnsc N tho Eran.,,
nn noa' ana not not being able to come up with her.
an was nrea across her bows. for the purpose of
tended effect, another shot was fred over tho
French man: this was dsrcgarded also, except
that greater determination to escape, with the
help OF additional Canvass, was manifested. anil
then by command Of the midshi pman in charge of
the Eectra's boat, shot was fired INTO the
French craft, and, we regret to add, ono of the
crew was killed. A French Schooner camo into
this port, reporting the circumstance to the Go.
vernon and his Excellency despatched the Eicc-
ira to l.amane in order to oblain correct ac
count of the unfortunate affair. The midshipman
does not appear to US to have transgressed the ac-
tua rules OF the services but the result is to bo do.
Plored, though the act may be justified.
Aciire Ointment Of Me:ereon.-Herr Hoffman,
a chemist, of Landau, makes very active prs.
paraton by dissolving drachm of the alcoholic
extract Of mezercon in four drachms of alcohol.
and mixing the solution with about II lbs. word
OF lard. This ointment is said to DO very efR.'
cient countor.irritart.