Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-25

: DR.. Asahel Brainard.-lt appears tint upon
his return to Lille Rock, this gallant old soldier,
who is MANNED and covered with scars received
in battle, defending tho IS honor Of his country
was trnduceG by some little minded, envious, and
malignant persons nj Little Rock, who had not
claims to an equal position in society with this
venerable patrio:. Their conduct elected from
Captain d. Butler, Military Store Keeper in that
city, n severe and deserved rcbuke, which places,
alike, the Doctors Claims upon society in pro-
per position, and the conduct of those groveling
creatures in its true light.
1t is too often the case, that people Of little
souls, who have no merit of their own to elevate
themslye 10 a level with their ambition. nre COM
PEELED to resort to tho damning practice Of level.
ling their superiors to the Shiny filth in which they
wuIIow. 1t is to be hoped that the rebuke of Capt.
Butler will have beneficial effect.
Chirah ic.-We learn from The Pennsy lvania
Inquirer, that Edward Patterson, formerly Clerk
of the New York Board Of Assistants, having
qunrreiIed with Henry P. Wanmnker, both young
In wyrrs. concerning the Tammany nominations,
challenged him to a meeting nj Bul's Ferry, N.
Jersey, yesterday. Patterson and B. B. Burinp,
accordingly repaired to the appointed place n.
noon, and found two Police Officers, who brought
them back and put them under bonds-Wanma.
ker and his friend Ricn having gone to the sham
fight nj White Plains! Played the sneak and
soPed off like coward. Here's wishing that he
mny never get gen,lemon's chance again.
Webster ruled oG.-At several Wing wnrd
meeting in New York, Henry Clay was unau.
mousy nominated the candidate for PRESIDENT
But when an attempt was made TO nominate Web.
s'ar for tho Vice Presidency, the Wings took
alarm, and resolutions were passed in seventeen
wards, Ms follows:
Resolved, Tina, our satisfaction at this presen,
nvnwed unanimity, and our confidence in this re-
suit shall not diminish our vigilance against either
open External hostility or secret internal Ircnc
~.
Realized, Tint having had one solemn lesson
on tho selection Of "a Si~ p--;A-..-ir We do 10,
prom ny II now wo shall never deserve success
or attain it..
Resoirrd. Thai hrvng before suffered by the
selection o. false friend Of Henry Clav, hence.
forth We will tolerate no candidate for the Vice
Presidency. who is not a true, warm. steadv and
devoted friend of him whom We recognize rs the
life, soul and centre Of tho Wing pnrty, and as
the embodmn, of true Wing principles.
Com. Cdrton.-The Baltimore Patriot saws
The remnins Of Commodore Alexander CInx,on
arrived this morning board the steamer Ercs.
son, and were DEF ositcd on board the U. S,n:es
ship Pioneer. lying in the lower harbor ayreea bIy
to previous arrangement. As the stea m oa, pass
cd Fort MciIenry the American flag nt tina, pos,
was lowered at half mast. The corpse was at,
tended BY naval escort from tho Philadelphia
station. accompanied by the eldes, son and two nc.
phews Of the COMMODORE
blncbA horse- runner snake, measuring seven
feet in length. and five inches in circumference.
was killed in Marlborough. Md, a few weeks
since. 1t had two rows of teeth.
The Repeaers in Philadelphia recently pave
Rober, Tyler supper. flo made speech, f,iu,
ed under its influence; and was put 10 bed by the
physicians.
Hanfn Fe Sketches.-The St. Louis Republican
says G. w. Kendall. ESQ.,, of The Picnyune. ha,
completed his Sketches Of Travels and Adven.
lures IN Texas, Santa Fs and Mexico, during hi,
peri'ous connection with the ill., star rcd Son,n Ea
expedition. The work is now in press, and will
be speedily issued by the Harpers in two ample
volumes. beautifully printed and handsomely il.
us,rased hv sngravines.
Commercials in circuLafion.-The coun,.,fs;,
notes %" the Bark of Louisville are easily detect.
I'd, by their having the name of some Presden,
signed to them. The genuine notes are signed bv
- A. Thruston. Cnshier,' alone
John Smith Can any body tell US where Job,
Smith is! II any body will inform Us wbero he
cnn be found, they shall receive our thanks.-
Wheeling Times.
Certainly, we will toll, and will take your
'rhnnks." John Smith WAS last week sent TO the
workhouse by Recorder Baldwin.-N. o. Tropie.
The Tropic is mistaken, for Mr.. Smith is in
Arkansas, and is candidate for tho mex, Pre.i
dency.
Rnnoaoay Husbands.-Wi,hn the las fortnipb,
an English paper says the board Of guardians of
st. Maylebone parish have publicly offered re-
ward OF two guineas each for the apprehension of
no fewer than seventeen fathers Of families, who
have desor'e.i their wives and children.