Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-05-18
VOL. 3-No. .
From The N. o. Picayxss. d, z|
a .t.g LATER FROM T1{x56 :


FronAs NJ o. Picays.s, err
az HI LATER FROM TEx1
! BY the arrival of The steams1cE q ~. Z
Rollins, we have full files OF Ts1Es ~
us due. Our Houston datcs ara 81 F, 2
| Among the passengers By Md -
Ex-rresident Lamar, on his way 70 (556s,
a.. ,. johnson. and young Mr.. Moebhv.
i"tter, we understand, is the bearer OF imt]
dispatches for our Government. and -
yesterday towards Washington with an ~
lhe San Antonio prisoners, .ecsn.iv -
were treated with the greatest hospitality 81
arrival At Galveston, and also n 3ssu6ps.-s
tesss sagar' ofthe iness qnslhy, e
W. seIr IN some Of the papors. -
". ne GU. Rob's. Centre, VIII as5
OF IL ccas,n only 90 baiss AZ ~
been g1Tefs ~ = III z E. ~ - -
The lon, of shs sseamsr III. =
deeply deFlored By the piaa,sss onrfl5 III;
The country in the vicinity Of " ack6azr
the San Jacinto, has recently been cverhowc3J
From the Houston Telegraph ~ leexo
large number Of German erniRrants ayyivr
san Antonio de Bexar few week, 900.
Immediately settled upon che rich, fest;ja
beautiful lands in the vicinity Of thai hesj1i,,
cation. They may DO seen daily ooing =;
the city with their farming usensils ~ ~
work in their 6elds. The men. woman snd :
drea all work together in companies. and -
Of tho men arc detailed. as guards 20 prevel,e s,
sudden attack ofthe Cumanches. Tber ~
to DO delighted with their now abode. -
industry and skill in agriculture have excjis :
Of all who have seen tbcm. =.
'FRONT.' the same source we Learn. ia -
OF Mexican traders have recontly asr;yo5 q =
Antonio froulthe Rio Grande, wish. -
SIX thousand dollars in specie. The b =
wore greatly alarmed lest tie tand Of / ~
intercept them on their return. and i -
request Capt. Hays and a part Of /. $3.50
corps went out to attack this brieanA. ~ \ i
MIS- 70 win these marauders he viii give 4
~ u now thought that the court martial G3i5,
rial OF Com. Moore will not meet, Although ~
anxious that his acts may uaderys -,sx.s S<x
lard oil manufactory has been es&a6 vsss :
ne neighborhood Of Houston.
II has been asce:tained that tn AK n
'ayigable for flat boats distance OF scSR
hundred miles. Il
The above are all the item. OF a;;.s iess. ID
81 we could CLEAN from our exchanges. -
uol'sh 'he following letter from oss u cur -
esponiants:- -. = =
Horsros, sARkdG 2a.hsaa4f
:. ;.ssssss n Dis y D q
ii the excitement is with you. f'he trA,
10 Gutter Vigilnnt arrived at Galy. ss>n r. os =
IF port two daysago, bringing me srsa'r;
mistake. Tie bearer and his father &C.
fphy) arrived at this place Inst evening. n
, Generals, Murphy and Houston. are "a ~
sst kind of spirits, and both seem ccnfdcHtj
ratification Of the treaty BY tho U. s, ScnH
Just as short time as deccncy will allow. "a
l then only remain for the Senate Of the Rep&
to assemble and ratify il (Which they {is
ibtless promptly do) to put US into tho Nh ?
clements. And a glorious era will !; Be ia u
nails of both countries, and especially in that
the United States, for the arrengenrnt viii -
,-fold more advantageous to her than II Texm%
len it shall be contaminated. 10y
What Texas desires most, and above
a permanent peace and indepeadene9 ~
We majority Of the people wonid
ter to annexation. q If annexation 80
last chance. The people arc - 9In6
wing peace at all hazards. QH H&8a -
II be out ncxt December, and he IS tentJN u
ting some great chnng1in the poli1ioai sfzir3
the country before the expiration q the tisnH
fails he will probably air. n Peo-
70 the acknowledgements Of our ihdegseden[e
Mexico, sohieh wiH be done, pcaceah(y iii
rcibiy if it must, by the aid Of the u. 8.crt I
nd, or both. John Bull, it Is understood, e
Hing to guarantee a permanent peace vih
. for a onsideration-such, for iasfeaA
Uniting her fabrics at a low raie of dn1ya
freeing TO admit Texas cotton into hsr pors
ON duty. A very pretty arrangsnicnt 10. b =
rites could undoubtedly be made. bet trua q
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