Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-18
CorrcspoadSnee Of hs Arkansas int'iiig'nesr.
WAsHrNCToY CRY, September 90. 1915.

W ASHINCION NlLl, E'II'iHucI 80 iOho'
Jackson MoaumSai.-AmoIher ornament will
ere long be added 10 the many attractions Of tins
City. an equestrian monument. in honor OF Genpr.
al Jackson, representing the General on his war.
horse. AT II meeting Of the friends I" the enter
prise, icw evenings siUrc. Con n'iiicc ot AR
rangemerls aud Treasure we're appointed; tic
subscriptions will soon he taken up aud the design
urged with energy to completion. 1t is cuutem.
plated tn have the statue in'bronzc. and dIstln
guished arlis, has estimated the cost at twenty
thousand dollars. The statue will be worthy oil
the man aud his friends.
Strangers Among the strangers now in this
city. arc the ton. A. J. DoncISon. the late Chnrgo
to Texas, whose hcaIih was much impaired by
the nrduou> duties of his mission; he is now nt the
rc:ilrncc of the President. Hon. T.. a. Hanne.
gan, L. S. Senator from Indiana; Hon. Robert
Smith, a Representative from Illinois; Hons Sea.
man aud Woodwork, Representatives from New
York.
AryirGis.-llon. Edward Everett. late Minister
10 Eugland. has arrived at Boston. with bis fpniIv
and his successor. lion. Louis McLane had If.
rived, and received a lettering reception at Lon.
don.
Jg'rr Story d~na.--This eminent Jurjs, de.
parted this Iio 1T his residence in Massachusetts.
he had long been in delicate health, and has fro.
quculIy been prevented from rrsgning his scat
on lie Supreme Bench. hy the IulerposIion Of
friends. lie WIS a man Of great talents. 4 clelr
head and ruro lrurt, and Il Lawyer without Il
superior in lne country, and very few cGTaIs; his
death is really national caaniIy-how fest iEey
60, tie good and great. His Successor. The
President has appointed Hon. Levi WooIhury to
succeed tho late Judge Story. Mr.. Woodbury.
has filled many public stations with honor 10 him
self, Jndge i'll New Hampshire, Secretary of the
Navy, Secretary of the Treasury and U. 5. Sen
ator. his appointment will be satisfactory.
Foreign NewS.-By the Steamship Britannia,
we have news Of an Improvement in the Cotton
Market in England. Also some news Of re.rrses
in Algiers. the French have experienced gr,a,
losses riey in their, as Il nix. uujusilIiahlr and
nhumam warfare; Iac cruIuct of France lu lhI>
matter, has been an uulrigr on humanity, md
asy misfortune, ll.rir M tla,y enterprise, SHAH
n,'t,t wlth. viii be- we'll dr>, ,r,cd. l}N the RAIN
bow from CHINA. We ha, an account of the burn.
i. of Theatre at 'an.ou. by which twr.v" hun.
!rrd lives wcrc lost, and nn earthquake in Innnn
Pr"TInre destroying lwD thou,anI sous. Ql"rn
VIC. who s now called Mrs. CaudIr. aud Prince
Albert arc enjnying themselves in Germany, 50
say the p1pcrs.
ImproremsaIs.-ponnsyv yvauia Aycnuo is now
being paved and viii. wnrn completed, he a mos.
beautiful street, this improvement is highly favor.
able 10 tic eyes and lungs Of all vs.l,rs 10 thr
Na.ionn Metropolis, | regret however HAT it wili
10! ho com ."ci"i uH;i! next year, !ho opproprIa.
ton being exhausted.
SiciH"Ss.-Iho sickness in the valley Of the
Po'"ni"c IS sonlnw haI ahatjn@, such an cxlc1, Of
sickness has not been thyre bc fore Ior many v"ars
ARKANSAS.