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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

The Meriean Frigates.-The N. York Sun of
Wednesday morning says:-"Capt: Espino we
learn has returned from Vera Cruz with the mon.
ey necessary 'oenable the Mexican frigates, which
have been repaired at this port, to proceed their
voyage. In connection with this circumstance,
we have already noticed runor that Com. Moore;
of. Texas, is now in this city, and intends captu:
ring tie Mexicans, but how he is to accomplish
this feat without ships, we are not prepared to say
The Mexican Frigates must not be attacked in
our waters.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.

lin OL.lN n
Nor. l6.-Mr. Walker, from the committee on
memorials, to whom wasrreferred the resolution
from the House, " instructing our Senators, and
requesting our Representative in Congress to change
or modify the compacts entered into between the
Unitod States and the State of Arkansas, with re-.
gard y the different donations of land made by
the United States to the State of Arkansas, so as
10 give the Legislature absolute control Of said
lands, reported the same back without any amend
ment. si g.'r.a s-4v-.- .fr .sH.-.r..ss az
On motion of Mr.. Mexican, the report and res
oIuiions were laid on the table for the present.
Mr.. Watker, from the committee 10 whom was
referred tho bill to be entitled ian act to change
the time of stay on execution; and for other pur-
poses," reported the same back with sundry
amendments. Es
On motion of Mr.. Ficklin, the report was re.
jcctod. 7
On molten Of Mr.. Ficklin. the bill was refer
nd 70 sslect committee, consistihs, lat the sngs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

will be. he owes it to himself, to his family and
friends. and 10 his country to ask of your honor.
able bodies (the form, to him. being schol1y inmate.
RAIL- that redress to which your honorable bodies
may consider your petitioner entitled. And, as
in duty bound, your petitioner will ever pray.
Respectfully. your obi serv't,
A. H. SEWER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

DISTRICTS.
Washington county, *Mark Bean, Robt McCa-
my.t
Benton and Madison counties, +John Walker.
Carroll and Newton counties. *W. C. Mitchell.
Searcy and Marion counties. ]. D. Shaw.
lizard, Van Buren, and Fulton counties Jesse
Gamer.
Lawrence county,. *John S. Fickln.
Randolph and Green counties. *Wm. Black.
Crittenden and Mississippi counties. Peter G..
Rives.t
St. Francis and Poinsett counties. &C. Nicely.
Phillips county. Miller Irwin.
Jackson, White and Monroe counties. David
Maxwell.
Independence county. Charles E. Pei ham I
jefferson, Arkansas and Desha counties. sJa's
Yell.
Chicot, Bradley and Union counties. *.lohn
Clark.
Ouachita and Clark counties. 1T. C. Hudson.
Hampstead county. William Trin,ble.
Sewer, Lafayette and Pike counties. Joseph
w. McKeane.
Ho, Spring, Saline and Montgomery counties
samuel w. Rey burn.
Pulaski county. Thomas W. Nerton.
Crawford county. Hans Smith.
Pope and Yell counties. +John Williamson.
johnson county. Moreau Rose.
Conway and Perry counties. Dennis @. Stell.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
COUNTIES.
Arkansas. Harris Cross. .
Bradley. Elias E. Dowdy.t
Benton. "A. B. Greenwood, Robert Hubla I'd.
Conway. Jos. J. Simmons, iona than Hardin I
Crawford. John S. Roane, "A. G. Mayers,
VIM. J. Duval.
Carroll. -- Burney. - Clarke.
Crittendcn. THOMAS NJ. Collins, (no opposi-
ton.
Clark. Joseph Gray, William Opems.
Chicot. Wford Garner.t
Desha. William H. Sutton.
Franklin. John n. Steele,t o. B. Alston.
Fulton. - Wells.
Green. G.. B. Croft, James Clark.
Hampstead. Hezekiah Smith, T. M. R..
Bankhead.
Hot Spring. Philip S. Physic.
lndepcnpence. M. CIark,t *B. Bateman, NJ
w. baltimore.
lizard. Thomas Riggs.
jefferson. M. w. Dorris,t (no opposi,on.)
Johnson. w. w. Floyd, James B. Wilson,
Jackson. Geo. B. Cromwell, NJ. B. Mccoy.
james B. Brown.
Lafayette. John o. Hightower.
Lawrence. A. A. Simpson, w. B. Marshall,
J. B. Hammond.
Monroe. J. B. Lambert.t
Madison. John c. Sumner, H. c. Berry, Geo.
w. Sanders, Jr.
Marion. A. G. Robertson.i
Mississippi. w. L. Ward.f
Montgomery. John Shipp.
Newton. mot heard from.)
Ouachita. Col. Foster.
Pulaski. C.P. Bertrand, A. Forler,t F. w.
TrapnalLt
Phillips. F. B. Culver, Elisha Burke.
Pope. James Logan, Samuel NJ. Hays.t
Pike. - Hughes.
Perry. VIM. Russell.
Poinsett. Richmond Hall.
Randolph. VIM. Mitchell, VIM. StubblefeId
Sewer. P. R. Booker, Henry X. Brown.
Saline. Charles Caldwell. .-'
Scott. Miles +. Scott. ...
Searcy. lsham Hodges. ...,.. ..
81. Francis B. M. G. Blackwell, Elisha
Franks.f
Union. *Albert Rust. @"
Van Buren,. William Olive. .--
Washington. T. Wilson, |. Strain, J. Bill
lingsly, L. c. Blakemore,t Charles Miller.t
White. John Cook.
Yell. William J. Parks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

gestion of Mr.. Trimbe,) Of seven, to wit: Messrs.
Ficklin, Walker, Trimble, Newton, NeeIy, Nc
Camy, and Rose. ..-- . ...
A resolution from the House instructing our
Senators, and requesting our Representative in
Congress to procure, if possible, the passage of
law establishing the following mail routes to wi t.
From Little Rock to Fort Smith, on the South
side of the Arkansas river; from Perryville, in
Perry county, to Parks p. O., in Scott county,
and from Benton, Saline county. via Joel Browns
Berriman McDaneI's, Keezer's mill, through COL
breth's and Marks settlement, to Warren, in Brad
ley county, was taken up. read a first time, and
ordered to second reading on tomorrow.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

70 'e Manned the ncgroto b brought back to Kew
west and delivered III his owner. This cond,c,
on the part OF the cnptan entities him to Tho r...
pee' and confidence Of every shipper and person
interested IN the institutions Of the Souh-no, onJv
should such mon be encouraged in their ,r,dine
voyages to tho Southern ports of the United S,,,.s
Out when 1t is considered that Capt. Hudson. Of
the Victoria, was from that land Of pseudo pb;I,n.
thropists, Great Britain. whsrc' to steal n ,r,v.
''os" his master is considered rs doing "God ser.
vice." But for this conduct on the part of IN.
captain, the negro could easily have reached N,..
sa"' whore already trial has been had to at,emp,
the recovery of slave property.
Strong Seasoning.-ln my frs. excursion into
the interior Of Carolina, made long ride ,h,
second day and roachod the bank of the ped..
N'vor, and US tho ferry boat was no, ready to 20
oVor' concluded to bait my horse nd take dinner
az 'he log tavern standing on the bank. Wbile
preparing for dinner, observed the old lady look.
ing round IN every corner. and inquring of every
oooy about for her Pipe. which she had lost or
misa'd' As the matter did not interes, me, took
no notice of it, and sat down to dinner with ibS
family, having strong appetite from riJe of
over sixty miles. 1t is the custom, in many port.
OF the country for the. lady of tho house to do tho
honors Of the table, and to help the guess. Our
iare consisted Of bacon and green's, with some
good corn'bread and milk. did not wait for onv
ceremony, but went into the bacon and ereons
pretty extensively, and just as was through INV
dnner' the old lady, in helping herself, discovered
her pipe in the greens. "Why Ia me 7" said she.
'here is my pipe now. and il hahn, beon boiled
in the greens until it is wh,io Us when i, wa,
new!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
= the Arkansas Intelligencer.

j 7Tor the Arkansas lntellAsencer.
az, and Nj. Duval, Fort Gibson.
!. a.lnd L. DeLano, Park Hill, c. Nation.
+ Fayetteville, Ark.
Y rood, Boonsborough, Ark.
Newton, General Agent.
4 r, HillsJorough, Arks.
7 ,es. Cherokee P. o. Ch. Nation.
~ Dr., Kedron.
/, lynn. Eagletown Choctaw Nation.
~ ,6nson, Fort Washita. .-l
4, eoChickasaw District.
les, Boggy Depot.
ding, Fort Towson.
and John Penn, Doaksville.
lie and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
W. Duval, Natural Dam.
.. 4 Mayors, Fort Smith.
uel Adams, Clarksville.
all. and Post Master, Little Rock.
er, Pleasant Hill.
- - ston, Spadra.
Covers, Clarksville.
|. Howell, Norristown.
~ .ys, Dover.
"a N. Floyd, Danville.
3H ygings, P. M. Lewisburg. - '-
man, Rock Row. -... ..u
]" Carol, Belmont, Miss. .,rg
!, & Morrill,, Holly Springs, Miss.
Sheafe, New Orleans.
20 son, Spencer Academy.
~ ~, pr, Bentonville.
.aitchell, Carrollton. ...I-- .
Is Logan, Boonville.
uoffit, Franklin Co.
NcLemore, Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
Gray, Horsehead.
4. Howell, Norristown.
~ter. Lewisburg.
!" Mitchell, Post Of Ark'%
-. .on ,nstrong, Nashville, Ten.
son, Huntsville, Ark.
y Sylvia.
- hpn, Sweet Home.
'r and DR.. w. N. Anderson, Creek
yn
~ IN, Washburns Prairie Mo.
Pal, Dardanelle Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
From The Arkansas Banner.
ELECTION TABLE.

The following Table exhibits the names of the
members of the ensuing Legislature of this State,
and the counties which they severaly represent.
Those in Italics are Wings. The others are all
Democrats, or were elected as such. Those indi-
Gated by an were members of the last legisla-
ture. The others are all new members. Those
indicated by are gains their respective parties.
By observing these indications, in examining
the table. the loss or gain Of each party. since the
last elections, will be seen, at once, and their pre-.
sent relative strength.
All the Senators elect are in the table. The
Representatives of one county, Newton, has not
yet been ascertained but will be added MS soon as
received, so as to make the table complete. The
table will be continued in our columns for a few
weeks for convenient reference.
't3s .t.st sS1r SENATE. f= s7se5=a-s t..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

D. E. 3. T. arc the iuitials Of :. Dun Ev,,v
Body Twice" c. r. E. D. !. T. ass u, IL.
initial letters Of Call Regularly Esvesy Dsy-
IN Trust. ."--Rspe;As. =.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
IN THE HOUSE.

Nor. l5.-Mr. Greenwood introduced bill to
be entitled " An act to provide more effectually
against the crime of adultery, and for othe, pur.
poses."
Nou. l6.-Mr. Logan introduced bill grant
ing charter to Geo. w. Lemoyne, to erect
a toll bridge across Point Remove Creek, in
Conway county--which was read a first and Sec
ond time forthwith.
Mr.. Trapnal introduced petition from VIM.
E. Woodruff, praying an investigation into certain
settlements, between himself as Treasurer of the
State, and the State-and on motion of Mr.. Trap
nall, 100 copies were ordered to be printed, and
the petition referred to the standing committee on
claims.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

Respect for Southern Institutions by an English
Cnp'a'".-The Key West LigM Of the Reef, Of the
18th ult, contains the following paragraph, which
records an act ofan English capt. Of vessel, TIM
should not pass unneticed. We heartily apreo
= with With the remark of our Key Wes. contemporary
That the conduct Of Captain Hudson 'en,i,es him
TO the respect and confidence of every shipper apa
person interested m the nsautions of the 3 .th"
Atola'0nism Tho English brig VI: 'oria, boan'
tor Nassau. laying at Mr.. Bro-~ wharf "av'oe
part Of her crow negref .arp 700 ''ano OF Ne~
Providence, that b~--.eo 'a"' .oe'o 'oer.y, 'wo
Of these cbi-es SONS - "'r'c" succeeded IN
en,;c;-- 81 boarda negro boy belonging to J. s.
,--schiosoo, ESQ.,, by tales of freedon, equalnv.
&c. The Victoria had proceeded four miles to
sea- when the negro was discovered 70 b on board
by tho captain, who immed,a;sly ordered The .bsat
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30
SLATIVE COMMITTEES.

sLATIVE COMMITTEES.
ing standing Committees were ap-
IN TIE SENATE:
icia,y.-Messrs. Trimble, Yell and
tors and Treasury.-Messrs. Banks,
ell and Newton.
, Buiidings.-Messrs. Ficklin, Clark,
Hitia.-Messrs. Clark, Nicely and
ID BHs.-Messrs, Mitchell, Walker
III al Representations. Nicely,
~ Kean.
~ lion.-Messrs. McCamy, Trimble,
= es and Neely.
! ,ae Expenditures. Irwin, Yell
md Means. .-Messrs. Gaines, Clark
=, als.-Messrs. Walker. Maxwell, lr-
ai.. an.
,o.,si and County Messrs. Pei
re a Stell.
n hure.--Messrs. Black, Henderson
f-Messrs. Smith, Trimble, Max we'll,
$ Neely and Ficklin.
,.,1 Maxwell.
:sdu OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
., Doris, Mayors, Sumner, Riggs,
SELL.
sfqc feans.-Logan, Hammond, Collins,
.tgE :. Scott, and Browne Of Sewer.
,,f'' sdings.-Bertrand, Berry, Parks,
w iater and Oliver. s....-.
y ii'st, llightower, Fowler, Duvull,
\ ~ 'endence, Burke, Sutton and Steel.
/; gui-Strain, Bankbead, Booker, Culver.
4 yI7son, Mccoy, Ward, Simpson, and
'a''o4oyd, Hays, Miller, Hughes, Rob-
J la"'nd StubbIefeld.
e" Greenwood, Bertrand, and Cul.
sa'hcounty Lines.-Croft, Gray, Har-
\ an III, Hodges.
. Ireasurer's Book Wilson Of
% il'akemore, and Physic.
9 Caldwell, Fowler, Greenwood,
'inf mon, Floyd, Lambert, Strain and
la
to' Marshall, Blackwell. Birney,
J, Cook, Clark of Green, Franks
u ton, Wilson of johnson, Sanders
N of Sewer.
'otrglents.-Trapnall, Culver. Bill
D. I'D Baltimore y .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

Murder at Sea.-JoHN SMITH, a native of Con .
necticut, and cook of the brig Carleton, which
arrived yesterday from Bremen, is reported to have
stabbed German passenger on board, SO rs to
cause his death. The cook was brought into por,
in irons, and delivered over to the proper au,hori.
ties. rh '...r0
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

DeaM Of Ch'cf Justice Buehanan.-The Hngers-
town Torch Light, November7, snys-h is with
feelings Of the most profound sorrow, that we an.
nounce the death Of his Honor, JOHN BUCHANAN.
Chief Justice Of tho State of Maryland, in the list
year OF his age. He expired at Woodland, his
late residence, yesterday Mt / o'clock. after an
illness of about four weeks-Ban. Patriot
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

The ClOctaw and Chikasaw annui te;r eov
being pad 81 hs:Aepn&A .1e4|
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

f'h Nesforian Mission.-The N.
rs advices from Constantinople o 4
announce the expulsion of the
m The HISTORIAN country, by the
Missionary houses were torn down
I destroyed, MR. Shimoun threat
municato any of his people who
rcourse with the Missionaries.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

Massachusetts, has been making
experiments in the cultivation Of
d finds that by hoeing down the
h|x6after gathering the first crop.
I'D q second crop in o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-30

,lieve that there is no
- Of this Diocese
arges made
conduct
Qsay, that
accusers
for the,
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Stocks are all down again to-day The market il very
much depressed At the Old Board Long Island declined
per cent, Mohawk /; Harlem /; Norwich and wor
cesser, B; Farmers Trust 81 Kentucky Ii United States
Bank, ]; Morris Canal 2; Erie Railroad, l; Reading
Railroad /; stonington and Illinois closed firm at ssu
days prices At the New Board Long Island went down
per cent; Norwich Il Illinois Ii Canton d; Erie Rail
road, The sales very moderate.
The Boot Manufacturing Company OF Lowell, have
declared semi annual dividend Of ten per cent
The movements in exchanges either feresn or domes
ticare very limited Domestic bills very dull and the
quotations given the annexed table although current
cannot be otherwise than nominal The inactivity OF
trade the crops having nearly all come forward and the
equalization of balances between different points,
the very small demand and the very reduced rates Ala.
bAma money has slightly improved As the ason ad.
vsnces and the crop Of cotton approaches maturity
demand Tor these funds will spring up and the great
discount demanded will be much reduced The de-
struction Of the bills Of the Alabama State banks
also influence the value Of those left in circulation Last
fall these BIZ in demand in this Market and the
d;s~ sradu al N A 4
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sT Tn:HAs July il-,a par. W Watson. EeLf.ldt from
i,s,dvslph'a. dig SD Tepa Wording q croI 70 load
r.: s.s YG,s ss x ss, sD.,
ours.e, July a4-An p.rsrs Bell A,gi-r., H.pe. Mid
Pr eli: Loosen. ass VsiSe;s a'G.h' W.,.f I'd. Ann
Jer. Boadfot and Tam o'Sh,nter Eli. Livrrpoo Jao
ia HsDav Ma, .' cls a'S krs-p, stgssa.on HUI
thristsa. oadon; 2h Asoaca Lo-doo; ait Fsgl-
Ps.rr,on. Dublin; Springfield, h s. Lwr,p.. W liisas
k9bnson, ana Dart Cororth Newcises Johnson Buteaa
MONTREAL July 2e-An W., Hart Rankin, G,a,gow;
Kp Harvey. Liserpoo 25h, Betsey, fepp. do Cid 6tn
port. Lawson. Liverpool.
Lake Ports
BUFFALO, july 27-Ar 9 II aher. Asht.bua Cid Clay.
Haon; becc: Dr'ron; Eudora. h,e'go,
= LtvELAsp. July 2i--AH aiins Msu" &c C,tyj Amelia
ThomO. Kingston Ga faxrria s.ndasEy; smeS Ss
d-nsburgh; Montgomery Joha Grant and Gazstie Buffalo,
Home Ports.
pHLADELPHIA. Jsl, 29-AI Emily Cumming: Whitney,
neT. u ~. tsnsse SUI Ryder R.S, Wair Baker
nSai% zs
orS Ea,tps,, sSs.sy N.wgo; ri b. linn, HALL Lsu e.
Work Hornet Padsiord Taunton Mass; Jsns Hrndeson
Fnchst rheny field Me Gid Mar, Barbara tbrl M.,msud
laudy; Hs Glplt',ek; Richmond Iborn; Orolmbo,
Sargent; trw Franklin Gray; McF rsnc; sIt,maha
Log. and ,erz White dors Bost tizab tn Wiley.
line, ON ia Pr violence; Aehsah D. Dou ssss Fa 8iser;
Ihompson, Stewart do; liza Ellen, Buchanan, Ipswich
Mass, James Gray tarter Balmors Fashion. Johns
lndIes.
cHAaLEsroF. July as-Ar Bambara. IErl Martin. Point
rTs ons sd Cla Tsyse GU Havana, pinon Robinson
ton Ly. y, d.; Nile Bell. Boston.
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BY THE SCU1rFFN NAIL.

FsoM OPoRTo.-Frem Captain Noyes, d the
Sea Flower, from oporlo, June IL, arrived ~ Phi.
delphia yesterday, we have received The following
letIeri-
PHILADxIrHIA, Jaly1 1874.
Mn BENEFIT
DEAR SlR-The Sea Flower has experienced
very light weather, with one or two excrPnons-
one OF which, June sd, in gale from ; w on
The Western Islands, carried away the torey yard,
n he'd u with the 'oms, which prevented carrying
steering sails afterwards; was eight days IN the
Cult Stream and had ten daye calm during the
passage On the night of the 18th OF June, Tier
Collins attempted Ia raise a revolt, refused duty
and threatened my life, for which have brought
HIM home as prisoner, IN Mons.
Al the Italian Opera the company were perform
ing, for the FIRST time in Oporto, Donizetts opera
of Adelia, in which Miss Alberlna, young
English prlma donna, lately come out, gave much
satisfaction. new Italian company on a large
ments having been made TO perform a series OF la
vorite operas 10 approach as near as possible the
style and spendor Of San Carlos IN the Capital
AT the time of leaving Oporto there Was great
excitement existing among the fashionables al the
upper end OF the city, at The escape OF nun from
the convent at Nella Nora, and conJectured elope-
ment with young Englishman. The missing
young lady belonged 10 one OF the frst families In
Oporto, who were doubly lncensed al the tar an
sci for choosing a hereto lover for the companion
OF her flight.
Commerce generally at Oporto was in q very de-
pressed state, and very le dong either in the I'M
port or export trade American produce is dull OF
SALE and rosln so low that several hundred barrels
of American lately imported, were abandoned 10
the customs Tor duties
While coming up the rver yesterday was board
ed by the Gutter who took Peter Collins, the natl
nous man, out OF the Sea Flower.
Yours truly,
JoaN U. MOVES.
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decline Of to the last week. few small lots
also taken by spnner making the total transactions
bales. The market closed dull
PsovisIoNs-TheTs Is alteration Of consequence ip
articles coming under tins head Prime Pork quote
81 90 81 rs; Mess do. % 60 % 10. Beef is very
iuii, no change in prices.
Hsy-rhers very little doing in this article Common
qualities North River bale sell wanted at ~ 20 G.;
prime at abc. s..
WHnxkE-Drudge casks are In moderate demand at
as O.; Western and prison barrels, a3t a2s}.
CATTLE MARKsr-At market LOCO beef cattle (ss0
from the south 80 and calves and 500 sheep and
lambs.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle--The market is very heavy with
slight decline We quote best cattle At 81 so So 80
Left over 300
Cows and Cslves-The market cleared at sls S26.
sheep and Lambs-We quote sheep at 81 20 a 81, and
lambs at 81 Is q 2 90 Left over 25O
Hay A good supply Of new and I'D The latter sells
at GA 10 sns; and tho former at 80 cents per cwt