Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-27
Cd DS & EN- DS.
Bolied.-The wife of NJ Bolt, of Triangle, ".
Y. has bo'ted-gone to parts unknown.

Bo'fea.-The wife of NJ. Bolt. of Triangle, N.
Y. has boited-gone to parts unknown.
They haye introduced the Polka dance at the
Boston theatres. whero i, has been highly SUCCESS
Iu.
The Rev. John Miey, O'Connell's chaplain in
prison, suggests that deputa,ion from every city,
town and parish in Ireland be appointed to convey
to OConnell, personally, the sympathy Of the
people for him in his incarcera ration, and their
confidence in his political course.
We observe tha, tho Commissioners from tho
Sandwich Islands. Messrs. Richard, Hallielo and
others, are treated with every demonstration of
respect at the North. They have laely boon visi.
ting the ships Of war and fortified islands in Now
York harbor. and they received everywhere the
cour'cses 10 which the representatives Of European
powers would have been entitled.
story wcntthe rounds Of The papers some TINS
since TINT Capt. Conover, of the u s. Navy, had
been insutet by Com. purvis, OF the British Navy.
at Buenos Ayrrs, and treated the Euglishman
with silent contempt. The captain, since hi.
return to the United States, has taksn occasion
~ % l'"iH, VI io'HSi tHC Story.
Mr.. Crockford, whose death We announced some
days since, evnced 10 the very last his keen inter.
est in'the Turf He died on "the Derby day."
and even to his dying moments manifested an
extreme anxiety 10 know if his cot, Raiaa, had
won. Had Ratan como out ahead, it would have
made a difference Of thousands to Crockford's
estate. AS il was, tho loss was only 7OOf.
INDEPENDENT PAurERs-The Mayor Of New
York. recently recommended that such Of the
paupcrs in tho almshousc as were able should be
compelled to work. His suggestion was carried
out, when more than two hundred of the strong
est ana most abe-boded of the inmates indig.
nan,ly left tho premises!
No Bottom "A chap who wasn't afraid Of
water, rolled up his pan,a!oons above his boots,
and went wadng along the submerged side walk
on Front street, yesterday amid gren: deaiof
laughter and jeering from the people on the boats.
80, you be ID" (ducked is what We always
mean in making use of this blank,) said the man.
81 know where Pm gong!'
"Going" had barely escaped his lips, when no
was gone, "cear ou, of sight, into coal collar,
INC uoor VI winch nau ocen removed 10 receive an
anchor that moored steamboat.
As he scrambled out, the lnughng of course,
was more furious than ever, and the wet individual
sang out. 80. I've come 10 anchor, bu, you can't say
I'm agroundr'-St. LouisRereiHe.
81 am transported to you," as tho convict
said to the kangaroo.
'Be content with what you have," as tho rat
said 10 tho trap when he left hrs tail in l..
lam not fond Of such vani,ies,"a as tho Dig said
TO the ring in his snout.
"I speak within bounds,'' as Jonah said to tho
whale.
venerable whig ma.ron n, Worcester, upon
hearing the name of the whig candidate for tfse
President, said she thought she knew of all kinds
OF ten. but she never heard of Ere Ling Hyses
bofore. -
Republics furnish the world with create. num.
Der Of bravo and excellent character. than king.
doms--:he is thnt in repsrics yirtue 10 hoo
ored and promoted; in no-.rchies and kingdoms il
incurs suspicion.
To w--r jewels in the morning is a n.art ~
boa .aste. In France young girl mover wear,
Jewels OF any kind, nor any feathers. Flowers
are the only ornaments which are consdored .u;,.
able to her. Jewels and feathe re are most spor,-
pirate 70 women whose charms arc fading. O. n
their futl maturity. -