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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

Insahs at Mantanzas.-A gentleman well ac.
qurinted with the facts assures that the indig.
lilies offered to our Government by the authori-
ties At Mlntanzas are utterly disgraceful to u.s.
viii a. 6ee r. e19 sa%ssSng the many; which we
few months since in that port. The oihceIa .-,-
day entertained a company of ladies and genlle-
men on board, and when they were rowed on
shore two of the sailors carried soma Of the ladies'
cloaks, &C., to their houses. They were not in
the streets more than fifteen -'~;---'o'. before
,h4y 80. 10 rno bot they were arrested by
the city authorities, charged with creating riot.
and placed in the stocks! There was no ground
at all. our inform INT says. for the charge.
The Captain Of the Boxer demanded his men.
The authorities refused to give them up. unless a
fine was paid. lie then made application to the
Governor, who refused to interfere. Conse-
qdently the Captain was obliged to pay fine Of
S4.25 for each of his m n, before they were al-
lowed to return to tho brig.
This is but one among the many petty, vexa-
tious and umiiating insults put upon Americans,
since the Imprisonment, of Nr. Cross, our Consul.
1t is high time thnt our Government convinced
III ,se naughty Dons that It is a dangerous game
they are pHying anl thnt the quicker they play
their last card. the better it will DO for them.-
Portiand Argus.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

NV HlTE LEAD. in kegs; Laseed Oil sp'ts Tu..
wv pcntinc, 6etharge; Venetian Red Spanish
Brown Whiting Umbcr: Tcradc-Siena I amp6lack:
Red Lead Ochre vormon Chrome Green. Chrome
Yellow Paint Brushes; Sash tools; Camel hair pea.
cils; Copai varnish; Japan varnish Glass, 90 30.
w. II. & n. MAYERs.
nd'sFs.1g Fsrt Smitk
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
Saline. Cherokee Nation.

Troubles ia 81. Domingo-rhe brig Mohican.
Capt. Mann. al New York in Is days from Port
au Prince, reports thar Intelligence had been re-
ceivcd that revolt had broken out at Aux Cages.
The rebels were headed by one calling himself
King Solomon tie Eirst.'' and their numbers
we're said to be 1000. The National Guards and
eiithe citizens Of Port au Prince. capable of bear
ing arms. were ordered to prepare for immediate
enrch, TO assist in subduing the rebels, and were
Waiting for the return Of Gen. Reverb, who was
at the North of the Island, quelhg an insurrec-
ton caused by the Spanlards. The patriots at
Aux Cayes were under the command Of Gen. La.
cara.
On the 9th of August battle was fought near
Aux Cages, which resulted in the defea: of the
rebels; who had los killed, and large number
wounded.
The instruction was caused by the jealousy
existing on the part of the blacks, occasioned by
the fact that the mulattoes filled all the most con-
spcuous Offices of Government, while the blacks
were obliged to be content with the inferior grades
Nk Saf N. o. Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

FIorida.-The Port Leon Ga zette has the fol.
lowing cheering paragraph in relation to portion
of the territory
The settlers already there are industri and
hardy people, who are perfectly Injured to hard
ships and prvations, incident to the settlement Of
a new-country; they have cast their lot in that
land of flowers ; and are determined to grow
with its growth. Chrystal river is said to be per-
fectIy healthy, and offers inducements to the poor
that are rarely to be found. The country abounds
in game Of various descriptions-and the st reams
are literally alive with fsh-the orange, banana,
and other tropical fruits ab'und--and the soil is
adapted 10 the culture of almost any and every
variety of vegetables"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS

d EMAINING In the Post Office at Fayetteville
II Ark, on the 30th September. which il not taken
on. by the 3fst December. will be to the General
Post OH;cs a. dead letters
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

VINHE undersigned. CONTRACTORS for carrying tho u
i nted States Mail from Little Rock TO Fort Smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public. that they
have provided themselves with new and commodious
Troy Coachos. which. together with god teams and
experienced and attentive drivers. will insure safc
and speedy trip from Little Rock 10 Van Buren and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare 10 ca from
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren 70 Scotia
and from scotia to Littlo Rock %. Stage Office at
Capt Roger. in Fort Smith. and at tho COLUMBUS Ho.
tel in Van Buren, All baggage At tho ridk ofthe own
ADAMS q WILSON. consr.esers.
July l, .l643-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Aug. 30. ls43.
CorroN-ordinary Al a 81; middling 81 a 81;
middIing fair 81 1t; fair 81; good fair o a
81; good fine 10 cents.
SUGAR-Louisiuna "a 81; Havana white 10 d
l04; broSn a st.
MoLAsses-20 %, c. gal.
ToBAcco-2 At C.
FLouR-$4 25 a 4 IS.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed 90 DC
CoFFEE--S 81.
SALr--l 62&
RIcE--2 SO 8 90, per Dbl.
Arrivals and departures of tho mails At van
Buren,, Arks:
SOUTHERN & EASTERN, (vis Little Rocky
Arrives 9 o'clock, A. NJ. Mondays aud Fridays.
Dcparts , do T. NJ Wednesdays and Sundays.
NORTHERN, (va ST. LOUSY
Arrives P. NJ. Mondays and Fridays
Departs A. NJ. Tuesdays and Saturdays,
WESTERN g. SOUTH WESTERN lvia Fort sr,ithy
Arrives 3 P. M. Wednesdays and SUNDAYS
Departs 81 A. NJ. Mondays and Fridays
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
DIED,

On Wednesday morning, 25th instant, Thomas Bloodgood
in the list year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
tend his funeral from As Rose street. Friday morning
9o'clock His remains will be conveyed Flushing, L. l.
for interment Carriages will be waiting ST. Georges
Church.
On Tuesday evening October 24th Isabella Sparks, wife
of Alexander F. Sparks aged % years.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invcd to attend her funeral this afternoon at half past two
o'clock from her late residence No. l39 Edrdge
On Tuesday, Oath inst Mrs Isabella Sparks, wife Of Mr.
Alex. F. Sparks, aged % years.
At Haversraw, Rockland Co. the Odd October in the
S0thyear of his age, Matthew Benson. He served SOL
der in the revolution His loss is universally lamented as
of useful esteemed and respected citizens.
On the 23d INST Emene, Francis, daughter Of Timothy
w. and Julia j. Reeve, aged 10 months.
At Brooklyn Wednesday at - o'clock, Miss Eliza
beth s Curtis adopted daughter of Plny Allen aged 20
years months and u days.
The friends of the family requested attend her fun
era this day, Goth inst P NJ. the residence Of Pny
Allen in Pacific street, between Clinton and Henry.
At Burlington, VT the 10th inst Capt. Thaddeu. Ken
DALI aged 70--a native of Amherst n. H. but for man
years resident Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
EXCLUSIVELY

10 supply the City and Interior Trade BIZ the piece
By tonnug their attention entirely and tfigsirely 70 IN.
ansiye and beautiful assortment than TO found
(here being similar establishment Tor p ints in u.
States but sell always al lIlees as ~" ans reS
among a large variety Of articles pa.
The Stock, embracing Some Thousands OF
styles to which will be constantly adde ali new ana
biz patterns as they appear in the market bssld IS many
Purchasers of this article will find II 10 ts mi .sLss{ r rb c
no, purchase they will at least the advantage OF seeing
the new styles and learning the Lowest market
Catalogues of Prces corrected with every! FaIlalp, "
,h Market are placed in The hands Of Buyers Az Sryf
will receive the best st.snron au|1 ''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived,
In the brig Eurotas from Havana-James Wm. Fraser Of
Jamaica, Joseph Hemmng Joseph Morrison and lady, RS
Andrade aud child
Passengers Sailed
Mr. Henry Mrs Henry children and servant; VIM u, "
ward, Jr; Misses and Hayward; Mr. Keude, Mrs K,
die aud child Gamble Mrs and child Montrass,
Seele Wyse, E Wyse Mr. Lewis Capt Buckner, Henry
Smith, J Sheffield, Wilson, Mr. Laird, Mrs Laird a.,d
child; Mrs Voolfolk, child and servants Mrs Watkins Mira
Hunt Mdmes Resemble, Riveau, Pauline Eugine Care
Graham; Mrs Kende, Bonafe, Mdinep Nlaten, Perot,
Matde Biz; Lecourt; Mr. Matten, Mrs Barrett, Nlessrs
Mullen Boucher Batste, Biz, Rtche Matten Prevot,
Tierman DesermvilIe T Graham, Duggin, Benner,
J Besey Watkins DR. Bonafet j Storer, A Bur
ger, Storm, Chestnut, Folger. Ratrass, Dupre,
Lanane, Alvarez, Alvarez, Bache, Psnder S E Kip
and child Mr. Wagner and Harris.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
oommercia. and Money Matters.
S5- For safes at the Stock Erchdnge see Last Page
WEDNESDAY ?. NJ.

5 For sales at the Stock Exchange, see Last Page.
WEDNESDAY P. NJ.
The sales were rot large at the Board to-day and prices
..r. rather lower Chic fell off ]; Illinois i; Alabama
,,.,.a States Skies improredt Long Island fell off i;
r,ls Y; Farmers Loan i Paterson p per cent,
.,ned BY broker selling unexpectedly 400 shares.
The Bill market is heavy, with good supply the mails
bringing considerable quantities of Southern bills We
.,ote Sterling 8! 81; Francs 8 973 526!.
b been stated in of the papers that an agent frern
!. rursh bond.holders with Mr.. Rynn to ex
into the correctness the representations made b. the
,o;s Commissioners the late negotiations for the Cana
o,u This is not the fact The appointment of the agent
Left with Barring Brothers s. Co. and Messrs Magpac
r.d;ue Co., who, after consultation decided that the
..op selected should be American. They hereupon ap-
aoB,ed Hon. Abbo, Lawrence William Sturgs and Thom
Nv. Ward Esqs of Boston to name suitable person aud
. gentlemen hare appointed agent honest John Davis
&C Massachusetts,. better selection or one calculated 10
r greater satisfaction could not have been made An en-
spser be appointed and Mr.. Ryan in the city,
raing the arrival Of these gentlemen 10 proceed Illinois
About 600 Of bonds held abroad have already
subscribed and SlC0o00O here. The for the
,son Of the Cana! something under 81 100000 but
the smoun, placed 81 600 900 order give
rn for all contingencies We trust the examination VIII
move satisfactory one, and that Illinois will be enabled 10
complete this great work.
There appears be impression in NewOrleans that
the Union Bank will be forced into liquidation, from
,ny inability Of the Institution sustain herself but that
the debtors of the Bank may buy up the paper Of the Bank
at deprecated price consequent upon such movement
aad thus pay their Indebtedness cheap We should
think the friends Of the Bank would prevent the Of
,ucb syndnr scheme as this
Our City Banks drawing specie from each other
brisky Just probably in order present strong posi-
lions the next Quarterly Reports the lst month
The Mechanics Bank of this City has declared dividend
three and half per cent payable 9th November
The Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Bank Stocks sold at
Philadelphia yesterday bought by those Banks; and
these alone absorb all the outstanding Domestic Creditors
Scrip Pennsylvania Bank improved ID per from the
previous day; and Philadelphia Bank also went up.
Some of the Banks of Baltimore have recently the
resolution to reduce the Of interest The are on
paper OF months less u per cent? mos or less per
cent, and mos, per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
Correspondence CT The Tribune.

R0CHEsTER, Oct y.
The news by the Hibernia received here day
saes which together with the buoyan state OF the market
laNewYok has caused the mers TO be high up IN thei'
ideas about Flour, and to-day they wall rot sell eeio" So
There have been sales Of importance al tins week owing
principally little Wheat coming IN aud What most oi
en had on hand obliged to be ground and forwarded
ay impression is, however that Flour viii be 81 ou In
York week. If the demand should continue there
ihe amount gon. forward this week less than any week
ao soaot since lst September and the arrivals are yer!
1sW W a. Buffalo Probably large amount has been
Asn BY the Eastern buyers in NewYok aud Albany this
there may oe next week ces.ston of demand when
asuoee' the arrivals at Buffalo will be large, and Wheat
Sue III here more plentifay i. difficult what say
s0as 'ne prospect of ystley Flour will 80 up OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26
M A 2 RI Ed

On Tuesday evening oath inst. by the Rer. n H. Smith,
John Wilkinson Miss Mary Cooke, all of thi. city.
buIn Dr. John C. warren to Anne daurbte5 of the late
Gov. Winthrop.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-26

~ The Invisible Wig so closely resembles the
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being made without sewing wing, which Its az
pe.rances closely resemble the natrra hair both ia light
being beautiful porous and tne that in all OF
pespraton evaporation unmpeded and the great owls o
other Wigs entirely avoided The scertc and
alike invited inspect this -l and beautiful Wig, ADD the
peculiar method OF fitting the head the manufacturer a
C. Barry, lac Broadway Of Libarty street up.stas
ltni
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Cleared.
Ship Sea- Edwards, Liverpool, Taylor & Merrill; st Le
on Whiting, Mobile, Bsrstow Pope Co; Gustaf Vauu
Hnfshone, Alexandria, VIM Weisser; Spring, Hamilton
Savannah Depeyser Whitmarsh; Vcksburg, Berry New
Orleans, Wm Nelson.
Barks Nazarine, Peabody Oporto, G Miln Johann Carl
Jabng Bremen, Oerich Kruger.
Brig Helen Anna, Hughes Truro, NS, I Winnett; lde
Car,harena Keller, Bermuda, Tucker Lighthouse Jose.
phine, Robinson, Richmond, Monehan Beers:
Schrs Rochester, Wise, Baltimore, J S n Briggs; {
Townsend, Richmond, B Cooley s Co.
Arrived,
Bark Ann Welsh, Magma, FIN Antwerp Sept 8. rndze aud
40 steerage passengers Hurbut Co. Died sea,
Sept % Conrad Funk, passenger native OF Germany
gale from NV thrown beam ends, shifting the
cargo and ballast to leewadn that condition laying three
hours perfectly unmsnagab the time lost the main
mast oretop gallant and mzen top mast, and washed
one man overheard who drowned named John Wallace
native Of Portland On the 9th inst lar SO &c. lon 5s 49,
spoke brig John Williams, I'm Boston for Trinidad.
Schr Hope, fm Philadelphia, coal
Brig Mary Pencil McMaunus, % days from Tabasco,
logwood, TO G. F. Shoemaker. Left bark Cumberland,
Mariel, for Vera Cruz bark Guaaa waiting freight.
Brig Euross, Crosby, Is days from Havana sugar to
Woolsey s Woolsey Sailed in company with ship Wash
incton Shankn. form Orleans brig Woodstock for Pha-
depha Left bark Juno Decks for Vera Cruz in 10 days;
bark Mary Smith, dischargnc brig Chester arrived;
brig sybe, disg; the Royal Mail steamer Thames HASTE,
sailed for Vera Cruz, the same day
Schr Charles Henry, Griffin, 20 days from Post Prince,
coffee, tobacco and logwood, TO master
b schr O,heo, Young Is days from Barbados in bal
last TO Dunscomb and Beckwith
Schr Mary Ann Caroline Corson, days from Richmond,
coal 10 Mr.. Guess.
Schr John Thompson I'm Philadelphia coal
Schr Everlina, I'm Philadelphia, coal
ship in the Eastern Oting last evening at down
Wind WSW.
Steamship Neptune Rollins touch Charleston, Key
West, Havana, New Orleans and Galveston, Texas.
The packe; ship Garrick detained until today owing
10 the weather.
Disasters.
Oct 2 off Barnaga the pilot boat Johr E. Davidson fell
in with and took tha s!oop Myers of Staten Is
blown off in the late Northerl. gae-had all sails
blown awoy.
The schI March, Matthews, Of Yarmouth FIN Providence
for New York, while going into New London harbor, on
afternoon struck Mltors Ledge stove hole aud other
wise in ured her bottom.
Oct off Cape Nchoal Mole brig fremont Of and for
Boston, from Gonars.
DC, . lat As Ion l5 bark NJ W et,, in Copenhagen for
NYork.
To Mariners.
The st Augustine Herald of the III inst ays-We men
toned last week that three buoys had been placed on the
al the of this harbo We have been informed
that two Of them have broken from their moorngs and nave
hoated away This being the case the directions pubzhed
calculated to lead astIay
Foreign Ports.
The brig Sarah Abigail, Prescott which sid May from
Mscoa and reported NYork undoubtedly bound &c
other port hot in the Estates. She longer under
the Us tlar
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