Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
WAsscros, May la,h. ls4i'

D.ar sr ~ haYothing of very striking 10 I
forest at this time tobmmunicate. I've recent
uno nm. oapProachiug Conntons of tho two reat TO-
:.cai parties, togethewi,h the horrible desrae.
non OF property anbloodshcd tina, have beet
%tI: Jaouen' about within few days past. in Phia.
ue.Pn,a' oy the riot bween the Native Amsri-
oansI ana the Irish, rin the principal topics ofI
so:mVersatlon. .:,, Presicht Makers have been. ani
s.H arc numerous ad busy. Tho Wh, have
nominated Henry CIu md Theodore FreI 'nebuv-
~, VINO VIII combncthe whole affective eorps vi
eoons. So far as ku,w, il is somewhat depb,firi|
upon whom the Democrats will unite. Jokr Jonl-R
,ays, 'nat Capt Tyle will. b. ,.helr cand. LAB Y
ri y.ners, MIR. Cass, and get chers Mr.. Van Burea.
ms state Of the part, has been brough, about by
tne agitation of the. rexas question, s. Mr.. vaal
bursn's letter expressing himselfas opposed to fs
"aed'afe annexation. Tho Convention, ID, no ~,
ever, soon settle the question. fsr
The bill for the reduction of the Tnr;fr WI IL
has been SO long before the House, and The III.
cussion OF which. has cost tho Nation thossuu.ds
Of dollars, was. day before yesterday, aid q sbe
liable, BY a.majority Of votes. This vo,s ~,
N TEST on. and amendments 10 a. rejection Of tke
Of tSe'bilL No plssfa.ion III ihor..
fore. bo rnn'op' 'ha Tariff sSn5 n55qnring tt preset
session Of 9 on Lt'o 'zdtiJs = I'D
nrM IA Cat, ~ (S5 I1l.,y Y; =, 4 l
'eof, together with their InterPF % nis 81. =
ness Gopher John arrived here day Before yests Z,
day. Their axrival will probably cause suspy
sen>fn any ncsosiasioa that may have l'een ca
n'enced by their Minister eriraondtna,ly Of IL
seminole s,s race, who preceded them few wsek&
ih's business Of an ngept Of the States reprclf !
senting ip the capacity Of solo Minister, tho ,rse
entrusted to his care, before tho loyora an,enf of
The United States, is new feature moisrs, d.
piomncy, and doub. not due meedf p=aise and
iuture fame will be awarded tho dcosvref.
thInk that some good will result 10 d, Ssnino.es
through The agency Of their Delegatiq.
Besides the regularly authorised Delegation.
IN mere are two others hore from the Cerskess. -
ne latter represent themselves {" comnissioners
oi The old settlers and treaty partyf At the
mead OF these plotters against the pe,ce aud sx-
'stence OF the Cherokee Nation. is ArbsI Ksrds,l.
and at tho tail, that " eminoas fnwye ami di,tin.
guished Judge Pdschal," ns counsellor. ~ 80
" Commissioners" who verify the scriptursi sasS.
ing, that a prophet is not without honor save Id
his own country" have laid two memorisls bsftr.I
Congress, purrortng to be from the sold settles
and the Treaty party" The former, gnsd ~
TINT good old soai, John Rogers as "frinciya
CHEZ" James Carey, and Thomas l.. Rogers
Tho other is signed by ]. A. Bell, citzer Of youl
State, and Z. Starr. These memorials, ,srs sue
as might be expected from those conc, rssd II
them-falsc as to fact-preposterous in tssr
in their spirit. Amo ng other
requests, they unite in asking divisioii OF tn,
Cherokee country; which. Of itself, is enongh 70
stnmp them as Esaus, in addition to the Arnold
like impress that one of them, at least, has borno
on his forehead for years past.
few nights since, J. A. Bell, made s,diea,
unprovoked, dastardly, and assassin like slstsck,
upon Mr.. David Vann, Treasurer of the Cherekrs,
Natioa. in the Hotel at which Mr.. v. is bosrdinx
without any words passing, he struck MI. Vuust.
several stunning blows with something he he'd ~.
coaled in his hand. Mr.V. has recovered eniiss s
". Since the attack, Bon 10 not to be found 1<ss
citizens generally. are indignant 1.-THE cor. - 4
mnnnor in which she attack was made r. ~y'-
Z. II. Foster. Senator from Tenressee, ,-h,v 5esn
i'll for some days past il ia feared that be ,luot
recover. In haste, 6Hrt
remain yours, &c. Cd