Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-26
r.r,L. Ar,an,s, Mlsllig.ae.r.
wasnryoroy CRY, June soth, ls45,

WAsuISGTOS Cirf, June oo'"'
,.,r,-,oy psyg-Ii is probable that this feateihan
vii be- released irom imprisonment by tue
gLcde IsIlud now in session; the senate having
IT In that effect it is thought The House "ii' CON
our should Dorr be released. one very |hP'tS"r
.,i,r would be removed from the PoliiIcaI Issues {"
Tho country a nd much bad spirit put TO rest HnHo
believe Mr. purr anl his friends were IN crr"'' "a
h mode Of correction and the severity OF punishment
were III dyiscd, producing fesuits ihc very 'PP's
oI what should hlye been desired
u-ros-Ihe Congress Of the Mexican repuOllc mas
adinurucd without any warIke acton against 'ns gov
crnmsn, and, it is without any rash measures on 'no
pa,t of either goy,rumcn. Mexico should now rIeos
r the ndcpt ndence oil Texas aud avail hrrse oil ''
,,,rtuptty 10 de against any future contingency
CIn lorna lit is said that the department oi G1''
f,rnl has declared itself udeP ndent 7uu houaeu 'or
itself a government IKE ours 1,
G,.sTaI JIcksOH.--Whilc no one was sufpnSnG' aii
regretted the de m of this distinguished man ana all
united in expressing their grief, on an occasion 81
mnurnfu To the nation Party distinctions were Iof'
gotten in the universal sorrOw for the d"ccase ot one
who had filled so much Of the public mnd. 'aeHS"h
was a m II q admred, firm decided; leafIng u" con,
sequence he acted from his cow c'n OF @h'' instead
OF being ept by the current oi Puar ophi"n' nc
conlrolrd the tide; unscduced by TRENDS he was uh
awed by Ills character IS nov part o' 'ie S'"
OF the cOuntry, iet no man hattet tue '''"s VI
der the d, ad
4 Post ORee-The postage law goes into opera
ton 10 morrow, the reduction made by TINS law mas
long been desired and hope the rNPern mt "'Il
all an opportunity OF communications friendly Or com
ncfcal with the most distant parts Of the 90 cTnmch
/ RrmOr1is-lt said that many changes Viii be hiaH'
| among the CLERKS in the Departments IN a ie" day.
and N autcipltIn Of this, there are many her., wh'
arc ready to step vacant shoes. Some Ui the con-
tcmplalcI removals will be hard while others Gre pF'
per 1N''hSN'>'1'"'
There arc some apprchcnsions Of serious dim
cuI,ios between England amt Brazil by treaty
made in 1917. Gloat Britain secured TO herself
the right to search Brazilian vessels suspected oi
being engaged in the slave trade. The brazII'an
minister puts his own construction on thlS treaty
said to b, a for ed one contends it has expired.
ana has issued proc'amaI.oa 10 that chect.-
! England sllII asserts the rIgi., she acquired by
/ the trcaly and threatens what sho vii be apt TO
execute: that IS 10 treat all Brazilian vessels
caught in the slave tIade plratIral. 1t ls very
useless for Brul.i 10 contend with England, anu 1t
is not likely that the FORMER All hnd much - m
pt!hg amongst other nations 10 such contest
50 tar, however, there has'been no adjustment "'
the difficulty. h nil ought to adopt the aPrrcn'
ice system, AMI then she can oHsI.' noI only
Afrcnas. but the iiiD Coolies from India, with
mpunIiy.- LouisrWe Democrat.
We learn from the last Charleston Courier thai
the Court OF Eros of South Carolina has ninde
a decision which establishes inthat S;nte the prlu-
..plc that at all auction stes and rclal!y those
Of n i,d!ciai character. all agreements comb
oolion, among purchasers to stille competition or
Icprecato IT, urIce OF the property 10 lie sold, viii
,itIltr Tie trans, riIon ana Court Of EIuty viii
81, aside al sa les I,ade undcr such cIrcums!am.
rrs.-lic.
| TsscIg 81 Var IA The GuIj.-ln addition &c The
squadron 1T Vera Cruz. under E"mmo Ior" Con-
ner and at Galveston, under Capt. S,ock!on u
small feet Of revenue cutters have been ordered
to that station. The Woodbury. IS already there,
and the Spencer sailed from New York II few
1l1ys agn. aud the Geo. n. Bibb from pittsburg
on the 2ith INST. to co-operalG with the WOOlbr.
rv. as express despatch vessels I he s.. and G..
| NJ. b. arc steamers. A Il these vessels can Goa.
ceniratc on any one point IN weeks notice.
EI. paPef.
, Anoihcr Son 0t foriTHc.-SunIulrIco. the buff
SINGER (says the New York True Suny received
intelligence Just before he left for Europe, that Il
lily Years law suit had been drcI!od in his ia,oi, ,
by which he would receive n snug little fortune.
THIS viii adj ,cy6rtI nnlcs /" his voice.
I M,S'eri0ps.-Thc hrrg Porto REQ, nf Belfast,
Me-, cleared at Philadelphia for Boston on tie
25.h u't., was taken nlo New York Oh the 3 i,
under ihc ioiuN1mg circumstances. We copy
from the 'rrua san.
Thc pIlo boat James Avery, having on boarI
pilots NltcboI lIammei, Taylor and IIafrourr,
cruizing. il n win the Porto Rico on Momday
night, about half past eight O'Clock, eighteen miles
T.: 5. T.. Of Sanday Hook. They hailed her sew
rral times, but receiving no answc or. manned the
yaw and boarded her. They found that she had
been abandoned by her crew, who had gone off IN
the long boat the chocks OF which on dec T.
! The s:ern tout was haging on the davils. The
brig was undcradoubIo rcet,d topsalIslh forolop
sail lowered. All the clothing and bedding be.
longing to the captain and crew had been taken
away. The brig was laying TO- the helm dashed
down to "ewnrd. The captains compass and tho
o!book werc on board. The last entry in the
ogbook dated June 3D., 5 nc'ock a. NJ.
Fire Island, bearing N. N. f.. distant niles"
/ The brig Was perfectly tight had no water in her,
and was deeply laden with coal. In the run the
pilots found II small lamp, as though purposnIy
placed ;hore with the intention of firing the vcs
I sci! The remains Of The crews brcakfast were
found in the galley. When the pilots boarded
the Porto REQ they saw atorc and aft rgged
schooner standing for her; but when the crew saw
tho pilots board her they bore up and Kept out OF