Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-02

The Cincinnati papers of the 5th instant arc filled
with accountso Of the riot in that city between the abo
litionsts and the antinbotioniss. The bone of con-
tenton was yelIoT girl belonging gentleman OF
New Orleans, then a visit to Cincinnati s..
On the End the people began to gather about the pre-
mises OF Samuel Alley, confectionery who is connect
ed with Burnett, the notorious aboonist. The Mayor
and Police attempted to dlsperse them but failed his
honor got hit with brick bat before he left They
then proceeded to breaking windows &c. several con-
stables and watchmen were wounded in the riot An
aboonist named Price chased by about 800 OF the
MOB; whilst he was running he declaring that he
would shoot The answer was shoot and be id The
next DAY, The mob paraded at the usual STAMPING
ground, Alleys confectionery They merely fought
with rotten eggs which produced an awful smell The
Mayor and appeared, but they could not
these odorfcrous missiles Harry Hall, Esq, came by
and denounced their proceedings, and Harry had to
hump it, beautifully bespatered with embryo chickens
The citizens generally opposed to these proceed
ings, but they could not fight agains the weapons used
upon this occasion. Mr. Edward Wade, of Gcorgia, ,
was arrested and confined
brace of Chinese M,ndarns took the shine off of
the crowd in Broadway N Y, about the Ist inst Their
color is shade darker than crow, and their pates
as bald and smooth billiard ball. These beauties
must have glstcned in the sunshine, with their hats off
A"0 ~ speak parties. dinners,
rees, &C. being given to them every where they 90.
IL is said they are not going to write book
Hon James M. Porter, Mr. Tylcrs Secretary of War,
is implicated the testimony of Judge Banks of Pa,
m aise swearing to sustain the legality of the appoint
ment OF his nephew VIM. Porter, to the SharfaIty of
ihhadeiphia' by that nephew's own father.
Werogret TO hear of the following proceedings among
eastern brethren. They claim ought to be entitled
to all the civilization and refinement in America
The carp meeting at Gloucester Point, New JERSEY
had been held quietly for several days. but on SUNDAY
the camp was invaded by horde of ruians from Pha
depha, who quickly converted it into worse
than den of thieves They drank, whooped, fought,
in perfection the backest and most detestabe attri-
butes Of corrupted human nature"
We see that Judge johnson has decided that tho 10
months stay upon property executed by virtue of a
judgment, applies TO executions issuing from the Dis
trict Court OF the United States well as those under
our statute. The opinion had gained ground that the
stay law was unconstitutional and recent opinion of
the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court
IN the case OF Bronson against Kasie given as au
mort for that opinion. Bat it will be seen upon read
ing Judge Johnson's decision, that he draws succnct
oat accurate and discriminating distinction between he
oogauon OF contract and the remedy to cnforcs il
hey are widely different in their nature as the foy
ing extract from the opinion in question elucidates
~ 'ne laws OF the state, passed afterward had done
hothng more than change the remedy up,n contracf.
they would bo liable to constitutional ohisc,io