The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-09

THE EDifeR's OFFICE oi the :" Banner has been removed to the FRONT ROOM of the Pnptiag OGcc, on Markham street, near the State Bank, and opposite the State House.
 TuE RIVER continued 10 rise, until Sun day night last, and reached within about IS inches ot inc height of the great flood of last year. Il has since been falling, and up 10 the timc our paper goes to press has lal- len about three feet. No aPprehensions are entertained of any further rise. There has not been such a general destruction of crops as was experienced last year; but great dam ace has been done-so as seriously to effect the interest, not merely of a few planters on the river, hut the State at large.
 Maj W N. LEAR, Of the |. S Army, has been spending several days in our city, and left here yesterday, for DardaneIle Springs. We were much gratitied at agaln meeting this gallant officer and worthy gentleman, with health greatly improved since NC last saw him, about year since.
 WtEfiAM PELHAM, Esq, of this city, has been re-appointed, by the President, Survey orGcnemlsef Arkansas, for four years from ,he l0th inst, when his present commission expires.
 WAsnrA CorNry-Thc proceedings of the citizens of Camden, Wasluta county, i'll reference 10 the death of Gen. Jackson, were received yesterday evening, too late for pub lcation to-day. They shall certainly aP- pear III the Banner next week.
 TnE "GENERAL ORDER. N-We commend ,e the especial attention of all our readers, the general order'' oi the Departments, To the Army and Navy of the United States, copied m oar paper to-day, from the Wash ,neton Union of the 10th .Iuuc It is from the pen of GEORGE BANCROFT. Apart from the greatness, and solemn interest, ot the oc- vested with an interest which will give il an iapcrshabe abiding place in the heart of every American-ay, of every lover ol pure and lofty sentiments, expressed Ill language whose perfection no man may ever hope to excel, or even equal
 By invitation ol the Democratic Assoeia- ton of Washington City, Mir. BANCROFT has undertaken to deliver the Eulogum of Gen. Jackson Ne anticipate for thls production, an excellence, and q reputation, as high above all others, and immortal, as it's peerless sub iect
 &{- We arc indebted to the polite clerk of the sIit,le Ben Franklin'' for Van Buren papers of the 9th The River had fallen at Van Burcn, some l3 feet, and the weather was excessively hot Occasional showers, however, made the temperature bcarabh.- Here, at Little Rock the heat and drought together haye burnt Us out.
 No NEws.-We have looked, with much interest, to our eastern, and particularly to our southern mails, for late intelligence from Texas. We had confidently expected to be able to emblazon the columns of the Banner, to-day, with the glorious news of ''.SvNENA- rloN CoNsuMNtArEp.n But the mails have furnished Us nothing, within the last week, beyond what we already possessed. h,sure- lV, will not be longer than our next, before we can make the desired, and, VIC consider, the certain announcement.
 Our New Orleans dates are to the 18th June. They contain no foreign news of ln- tcrest-cc,ta tain}y no ~signs of war; that is, to our understanding
 We extract the following Market news:
 From Ae Caaeicr ef June 27.
 NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
 FRpN EVENING, June P.
 'riRre Is potkmg et particular interest in' the way of business, the market Is dull in every department.
 There is demand for Cotton and Tobacco, hut the stocks are so light there can he no important transactions, and what liule Cotton IS on the markct, is held at so high prices, that there Is but little indaecment for buyers to enter the market.
 In Western Produce there Is scarcely any thing doing except i'll small retail way; the receipts are light, and holders arc enabled to obtain full prices for what sales are making
 There IS b,a little enquiry for Exchange, but we find no change m rates, for which sec table.
 frcights remain dull, aud it is found dilli- cult to lilt up vessels that arc engaged; rates remain as last quoted; Cotton to Liverpool 3-Sd;; to Ilavre cent per ID.
 CoTToN-Therc has been no transactions worthy of mote the last three days, we could only hear oi 30 bales being sold on Wcdncs- ,fay, and could nol hear oi single iransac- sson yesterday or this morning; holders are asking loo high prices to meet the views of buyers Ne do not alter quotations. but would remark, that on the lower qualities about ct. above those rates are generally de- manded Thereceipts since Tuesday amount in 1 I3Q hales Exnorts l63 lpaViug :,