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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
FORgIGN NEWS.

The sCsnship Hioeraid arrived al Boston o" '''0
7th ul, bringing days later news than was r'co'-
div The Great Britain The news il not oi Import
,re The markets continued firm at fair prices cot
7 r--,,. ned at usual prices with large sales. Our
7 aI.otter, Mr.. MeIanc, had arrived in London
Ter, United States Minister at Viennl' had
.,i,,s bisrecall The annexation Of Texas had not
,sc5 40 rcate excitement, the opposition papers con
.,nsa ., tt,acl tho Minister of Foreign Relations on
he subject. The English say that the L. Stat"' Will
ss stop short OF California Oregon and perhaps N N'
Tho price Of grain had advanced considerably, on
hr OF the uuia yorable prospect ofthc h'rVeNl and
lilo !yr OF short crops, Wilmer & Smiths Tunes
.pstA r Of the weather, and the small supplies on
.s- a were said could not last for a fortnight
says .- ....
"Abaa prgest would be a national cai'mity' at The
rT-=ent tfu5 50 fsaFfu that wC tHTH f3n IT'S c"AtA-
rioa with feelings akif to horror and nothing bat the
goldulss Bf an ul wise Providence eau save us iFon
lhg impending ovlL Tho ru,nous effects o b'd mar
ycst IN to nresesnt position Of 'ho country, are meal
eplaule ~ wti.e on the evening of the lih 0l Au
yus, The weather YESTERDAY colt and sqIaiiy.-
During the night the rain fell in heavy torrents TO
day the has been chary OF hls presence ana 'hS
advance OF each day rente: matters "iaFI t5dCS''-
Warmth and sunshine appear to have taken ih'r DC
pdfturG and il no instance has tie PJ'G'J AZ
of climate been more apparent
1t then goes cite the increa'c in price o' gram
which was very rapid in al the co-n markets in thu
Kingdom. -.
From France and Spain the news is unimporLant'
Swlzcrl4nd is still the scene of much excitement
owing to their religious fcuds, and Gs'urb1nscs Rns
sa had gained victory the Crcrssirns, and grcl
rrfoicin.s we're made upon the occasion. The new
! lurlher IS not mp- r-lut
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
FROM SANTA Ft..

Tho following is taken from letter from Santa
New Era. Tho oucr is dated JuIy Sth and is
therefore very late. and affords important news.
Tho writer says, that the majority of the McN'
leans, in that quarter, are greatly interested to
know whether or not that country will be clamcd
rs part of Texas, by the l. s., expressing great
willingness 10 become citizens of the $. and
fearing lest this government should not contend,
ms havo tho Texans, for the Rio del Noro rs tho
boundary. If they are left ont of the L. States.
they will be greatly Disappointed, and their case
will DO a desperate one, as the Mexican govern.
ment are aware of lEo,r decided wish for onncNa-
ton, and, therefore, should they be left out now.
will tako strict precautionary measures to prevent
itatany future time. Garcia COndi. the Mexican
Minister, has sgnfcd his intention OF visiting
them in tho fall, and they arc so much opposed 10
his so doing, that the writer expresses belief that
arms will be resorted 10 rope him. llc comes
for the ostensbo purpose of making treaty with
tho Coma inches, and he will al the same time take
such steps will prevent the friends of nnneXa'
ton from consummating that measure, it is fear
ed. Tho people were greatly in hopes of having
some adyiccs from their friends in Missouri, by
tho Caravan which was on its WY out. Tho wrl-
ter says that there arc few Americans in Santa
Fo at present, but thinks tina: should any hostile
measures bo adopted towards them, that with the
American party there, they may be able to hold
out until they receive assistance, or make good
their retreat to Bent's fort. This is about the
substance oftho letter. which VIC regret our space
will not allow us to copy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

n-rThc notorious Tom Brdgewood, who was conlln
cd in Jail at Fayetteville Ark made his escape Tor the
third time, on Tuesday last. He had been arrested
tho second time by the vigant Sheriff Of Wash nGton
county aud had been in jail heavily ironed, but few
days, when he escaped. The Sheriff of Washington
will make every er, to have him rotakon, and should
appoint better jailor and more vigant guard.
This last escape was in broad daylight, with JaiIor
and guard both in the house.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

,nent, and increase the salare', ano 80, sh,u
,erune, wbo are the ablesl snd '''s' Ill
i, ,till be leit to the Legislature "ho g'nI'1s
that question, 10 favor OF some oI iAe 'N'|, -
ms Of their own bodYl Or shoad u DC
10 cople, whose rights arc to be d''erm.nru, IVY.
Al clearly sec how it would woFh' 0u' JUS
u, looksas ,hough large salary would DC prev,
in means Of enabling corrupt CANDIDATE 10
cI,c, ecr 10 advantage beforea small body suppose
ID take away the salaries altOgetheri and then
pirb, not premise ourselves devoted patriots we
.yi.h 10 be understood as proposing th'si Ou''
~, one, it would be about effective as high sal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Horrid Muyder--Wc learn from gentleman Just
from the Cherokee Nation. that James Biglow, citi.
zen of the United States, trading in the Nation,
murdered at his store in Flint district, c. N, Sun.
day night last It appears from the evidence of a
Young man who was at the house at the time, but
mado his escape, that the party that committed the
murder called at his store after night, though they
wished to purchase goods and called B. to the door,
when they fell upon him and literally cut him to pieces
The murdcrors had their faces backc to prevent dc
lection.
This is brother of Jonas and George Biwlow, both
of whom were murdered in the Cherokee Nation
Albany, N. Y. papers please notice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

NJ We understand that some black hearted SiIia'h
wen, to the house of poor and unprotected out re-
spectacle lady of this place, on Thursday night last
and endeavorcd to force an entrance, and persisted In
his efforts until her brought the neighbors to
her assistance Such scoundrcl should be taken Out
and striped with thousand lashes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

o. Wo learn that the body Of a man, supPos'
cd to have been murdered, was found, a few days
since, in small creek, in Flint district, c. N,
aud the putrid state and offensive smell had pre-.
vented the citizens from burying it. WesInccrcIy
hope that this ruthless band of murderers that
intest that neighborhood may bo forrted out and
broughLto condgn punishment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

The Washington Union gives the following IN,
formation of the naval preparations made" aud
making by the department, for a war with McN'-
co:
The following Ic;ter bas appeared in ono Of tn"
bubble prints froua mid>hIpu1n on board tho Io-
tomoc frigalc, written at Pensacola on the 9th
Lnsinnt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

rive have received the Democratic Review Tor
July aud August, and from the portion when We nave
perused find to sustain its reputation of the first pc
riodical in America The price is reduced to three
dollars per year and hope that every Person VINO Is
favorable to the promuigation OF sound denoe'a''c
doctrines will Subscribe and aid its circulation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Ut We stated last week, that the detachment of
Dragons stationed at Fort Washa had not been or
dered to Texas. We had the information as we
Thought, from reliable source, and therefore contra
dcted the report which turns out to be true. Major
Hunter paymastcr for this division left Fort Smith
Tuesday last pay off the troops before they left for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

arwo arc glad to see that the editor of the ARK.
Journal is opposed to convenoion upon the grounds
of iueA pedency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
PENSACOLA, August &, 1915.

We arrived here last night. nud are now Iy.
int outside tho harbor. We left Pensacola on the
20h urt. for Vera Cruz; hut the tornnpdoro
found the leak to increase 50 much, that ne got
little ann ous about it, and grvn tho order bout
ship,' at which We we're very glad, assure y"u.
y hen we parted comp,ny win Ia" $lnt.Iron, tH"
Commodore sent the S0ra,orl to Ncrr Crl1, nnt
the Lawrence towards GaOyr~Irn. Tho nupros.
sion is, that we shall discharge mos. Of oar pro.
visions nj Pensacola. and then proceed Immediate
" 10 Norfolk. We shall not stay hero IL ne
than week. Officers and crcw all wc'I.'
We understand, by subsequent information.
that the Potomac needs no repairs winch cannot
be made at Pensacola. She IS probnhIy already
nearly in order for. going TO sea; and, within
week. will doubtless be- so.
Tho Marion. al Boston. is nearly reudy. The
Congress, at Norfolk, will be ready ntwo weeks.
and will sail for the Pacific, under Captain Stock.
ton. Commander Dupont goes out i'll her on spe-
cial duty.
The CoInn'io, AT Norfolk, and tho /. States,
at Boston, (both rrgucs,) will, rs reserve force,
be ready for sea, the one in thirty, the other in
forty days, if needed.
The bris Do'phu, nj Norfolk, is ready for sea;
as also the sIoop Dale.
1t is to b1 hoped, lnora will be- no occasion for
employing any part OF this additional force; but
it IS due our commerce 10 be prepared to protect
it. Tho necessary orders for the Pacific station
were forwarded long ago. The Cyane will be II
yaIupbic aid to our squadron in that ocean; and,
with tho returning East India squadron. and the
Constitution, our commerce in that quarter seems,
fer the pres nt, safe enough.
There is no doubt that tho administration is
taking every precautionary measure 10 meet any
couangcncy which may occur. 1t is throwing
troops into Texas, and providing arms and ratons
for any additional force which Texas may bring
to orr aid. Ne are collecting strong s1u1drons
un tho Gulf andlu the Pacific. If Mexico should
be mad enough 20 declare war, and attack us, we
shall be- prepared to meet her at once. The promp-
titude aud the energy Of our government will be
felt at every point. Whilst they are conducting
our foreign relations with c.rcumSpectOn which
would avoid all necessary collisions, they are
irmy preparing 10 meet every danger with the
energy which becomes free people, BY these
prompt and various preparations, they arc showing
to our own people, as well as to foreign IA lions,
that wo are VIDE nwnko--incrcasiug the conf.
dcncc which the people ought 10 have in the gov.
cnrnment, and arresng the attacks with which
Mexico threatens US. If She be not entirely in.
faluaIed by misguided CounscIs, sho will refrain
from making bow at us, which must fcarfuly
rccoIl upon her own head.
Letters Of Ndr2ue anil Ryrisui.-Wc heard it
stated lately, by an intelligent officer of the Iut
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Letters Of lHdrq"s anil Rrprisai.-Wc heard it
stated lately, by an Inioigcot officer of the Unit
cd States Government, that Mr.. Polk was deter.
mined, in case of n war with Mexico. to mako a
terrible exampco ofnny foreigner foreigners, not
belonging to Mexico, parties 20 tho war. vino
may attempt aegressons on American commerce
under color or letters of marQue from the Mexi.
can government. lie will givo orders to tho na-
val commanders to treat all such adventurers as
pirates, as in reality they will be.-PhiLa. Led.
ger.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

AZ regret to learn from some gentiemo" "h"'
tended the payment of the Greek annuity '"1' "o'"
sickness prevails among the Greeks.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

uT Yesterday considerable body oi cmsfa"'s pass
ed through our city on their way 10 loAaS' hSs
numbers il is thought will go out this fall
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

rTTho Cherokee exploring party, crossed Arkansas
river. at Webbers falls some days ago. ana we under
stand would goby Fort Towson. All well.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

NJ There is no nows of Importance from Mexico la
ter than we published last week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

uJCol. JAMES McRlss1oK, Of Fayetteville, in this
State. has been appointed Cherokee Agent III the place
Of Gov. T. NJ. Butler, whose commission has expired.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

urOu market prices remain unafered since our
last; produce comes In slowly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

" wo had fine shower of rain on Monday nigh
last.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
From the Tropic of the Goth uIt

The Expected Var wiM Merico.-The Union
Of the 2Oth inst, referring to the prospects Of wa:
with Mexico, makes the following explicit state
ment, which, we presume, indicates tho views Of
the administration, and the orders which have
been issued to the army IN Texas:
This war "wl be prosecuted, on our part. with
the utmost vgor, and with all the means which
the Executive can fairly command. This is on
hypothesis that Mexico will declare war against
us--thal her troops will advance from the west
and attempt to cross the Rio Grandc, and invade
Texas.
Daring a storm at Richmond, Va, On the sth,
Eliza Ann Pntney, daughter of Samuel ru;noy.
and Mary N. White, daughter of p. X. White
girls of fourteen years of agc-wero struck dead
b. lghtnng.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

New York Morals. AN eXcee0l
was enacted at the departure
boat yesterday, in which Il geniIoaI
his wife and young gontIemaa =. !.
the actors. Scarce three nlil"
o'clock a carriage drove rapidly n
from which a lady and gensIen%
proceeded on board Ofthe boat, aa'
toIIIng lis last strokes another cav
at the IoPmos, speed of the PCOi
from which gentleman leaPod
and rushed down the plank VIZ
driver. IIastoning towards !ne .,,.|
addressed Il lady in terms Of eAK
seemed very 10th to listen to hls''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

III no docs so, we shall raise his name a.our ma''
bo nd support rim as the candidate Of the Peo'
=. ,;os, ,nv nominee ofihe Little Rock clique
"A, bopo that the editor of the Banner will JON
.. quitting down this attempt of anonymous
-r 10 create divisions IN our ranks by nd, ~
NO convention, clearly in opposition % toe /"
Wishes of m7iurty Of the PARTY. s. y.
..Tf iTticIe nus evTv --.- -------rz-.---
! l9,t, and we must now leave this topic u.i.
L eeck. when we will again take " the gen
er ID Of the Banner who who has no n me-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Esl5Idtyy7 TIom On GTc5TsI0n up tIe N0tccs,
WHITTIER he went Tor the purpose ot seeing the
country and meeting the Dragons, nov hourly
expected ut this place"
Col. Kinney recently arrived at Rancho from
tho Convention at Austin. Tie reports that about
400 Comanchcs had cutIy started from the in
terror on a campaign to Mexico. all Of whom pro-
fcss to be or friendly terms with TeXas.- -IrOpic
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13

Capt. Toorhces.-Thc BostonJS'
tice Of ihe Naval Court Martial no.
board of the U. S. ship North Ci1
York, adds that it is rumored that
Captain VOORHEES, guilty of the
against him--rhnrges comProH's';||
ter as an officer and a gentIeman,,1
tence pronounced by n majority o.
was, that ho should merely be r.
punishment by no means proporiO,l
,nltude of the offence. Hence 'H'
reversion of the sentence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-13
\TE NEWS FROM TIE ARMY in
TEAAS. ~

I Steamship Alabama. Captain Wiadla. ~
We T., morning from Aransos Bay, bringing
Nv. ,nco to the evening Of the 9Th Inst, a.
hi. mr all rms quiet. The report brought By
Vie val is. that General TNy or says he docs
IL nj any moro troops. that he has enough o.
. 5n. that he requires IuborIng men. lt tIs7u.
-.a.ad that spies returned from Ma!amoras rt.
#, no Mexican troops there but this we arc H.
Eln-J to believe is mistake as we have Ietter
roa our correspondent dated "Corp"s Christi
August g6,' in which he says:
y "Jn Tho Goth inst. General Nlchia arrived n
data noE $ from the interior with 1900 r1en.-
Ha. g.gc9 has recently been douby iortl iCd.-
funrral Arista, with his forces, the number OF
ach is not correctly known, is still at Mont"
W." r..
! Ourcorresponda at also writes Seen. Toyi>.
no q. s. forces here, returned to lho k8IGAa-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02
G. X f \ Il DISCOyi
DIR. G.. BENZ. SMITHS
"Improved vegeta bic Indiai !


"Improved Vegetable Indim
Are the result Of this labor. Their Il
general favor with which they have s
all parts OF the United States, warns
in the declaration that "ihey are theg-
ment in medicine ever known" uulks
these neither gripe, produce nausea,
Unpleasant sensation. while they are as
is possible for a medicine to be. and Be
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious of mineral medsi
ert such an all powerful influence up@
TO supercede every thing else stillir.
both the disease and nature herself alto;
ten costi.a.ing greater aud more ri
which shall weigh upon man throush
SICKNESS IN CuILDRt,
requires the prompt and certain effect
agreeable purgatiye medicine, like thsi
WORMS
ar; instantly expelled from the system
Foul stomach and furrcd tongue 6nti
do!e in these Sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take 4
will promote regular action, and prcs
strcnth Of body and vivatity Of miSl
Gates Of ladies', we refer the idvalid to
be had of the agents. But VIC will nd
few who have been cured by the use d
r. Thompson, Sc North Moore s!rt
the late Judge Thompson) cured Of n
ache and pain in the breast.
r. NJ Park, United States Navy, frs
= Jacob Carlock's daughter. No. 3 stify
worms.
Mrs. s. A. Gould, (Matron Of The
llospitaD cured of heada che and biIlou
Sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow ,,l
cured of pain in the head, dimness Of q
Jas. NJ. Turner, late Of the U. s. N,g
wich ST., cured Of weakness in the brss<
ana difficulty Of breathing
Ira Alrord. Cazcnovia, N. Y. cured
plant.
James J. Bcvins, deputy sheriff, ha'
in the debtors prison with astonishingr
H9n. P. c. Lawrence. and Nathan
Michigan, have testified to several r's
" 1ever and agHe by these Pills.
Sold at l79 Grccuwich street, Neu
WALLACE & WAN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02
|. S 7 R A IN,
Drugs, Medicines &c.

lust RECEIVED. por steamer Evelne. from Phil
- adeiPhia, full supply of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils, Narnshcs, Glass ware &C.. which are ohered !,
Physicians and Others at the lowest prices for cash
APrl 6, 4s44 w. II. y NJ. MAYERS,
Druggists and Apothicarifs, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02
ANTHONY HOUSE,
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
MARKHAM street, Little Rock Ark.

GENERAL SlAUE OrFBSL,
Markham street, Little Rock Ark.
IA yINHIs we'll known establishment locat'
AEfA ed in the business part oil the ehy;
!ii! Va has Just undergone thorough repair aho
6E4 has been almost ent.I''y nf ,Se pnbe,
bo o,rctor very respectfully announces TO his o'd
a,nuprs his friends and the public generally that
No =; NOW nrepared to extend to the travelling commu-
"a, ,,nsient visitors, and boarders, accommodati ons
hv ,ny establishment gest OF the Allegha-
anJ nedsos himself that every attention shall be
,nJered 10 promote the comfort oi all persons ''s'hg
L. house that vigilance and fidelity can besto". being
to spare neither trouble nor expense in CIV
n salts faction to his guests, and hopes 10 merit the
paironage of the public.
Tie quail lies of his ales, wines liquors. and scgars,
,re the hest that the New Orleans market can afford
Of ,his he il ofdent he having with great care, Sc
Icc,ed them himself He has made arrangements for
loo sufficient for the whole and London Brown
,ont always in bottes Albany ale on draft Ills cooks
are celebrated in every Department. bis servants iaIth-
full nd attentve his portSrs trusty ana courteous -
For balls and parties every attanab!e dehcocy VIII
be served up in superior E'ahher anu Ut '"c "o''
reasonable price.
The commodou. brick s.ablcs are under the manage,
ment of Mr. David Skclton, where caFragcs' bnggies'
and horses arc always ready for those who may wish
them. ,,
The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant nd cc'nmo
dious horse coaches for the OF VIs
itors leaves this house trwcekly, and accommodalon
can at nv time be procured on reasobabe Terms
bv spplyipp to the proprietor who resides here, and
whose department and desire to please tends
in some measure. to soothc the many ills that flesh Is
heir to.
The Office Of the Montgomery and Rock Roe tri
weekly line of stages is also kept at this housa, where
one of the proprieors be found always ready and
desirous to accommodate, and whose pune tuay' at
tenton and regularity is not surpassed even by Stock
ton or Resde and also, of the western or Van Burcn
mail line. whose agent will always be found at his post
At the steam boat landing. passengers will always
find black ,porters, erays, in attendance
Little Roeh Mng3. Isd5 TT
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the ordinary GaIvanic Battery, Electric and Mag
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The GALVhNIC RINGS have been used with
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rNyIN PLATTE, SHEET IRON,

WIN PLATE sii d EET RE WIsi, &c &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra skies
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2O OF best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET lROv-ali dhect importation.
% 200 lbs. Braziers COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright aud annealed IRON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, 81 to 8 lbs.
SO pigs Banca TIM 100 plates SPEJTER
AL O., Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &C.
10 full stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
Chimes Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, &c.
For sale on liberal terms by
E. PRATT & BROTHER,
a25 6mf y and % 8. Charles street.
HAMILTON, EASTE r & CO., 2O3 BAL
TlMORE ST, would inform their customers
FALL GOODS, viz:
sIi,kS-a pendid stock "f all colors
BOmbazines, AIpacas and Merinos
Rich French CASHMERES
d, Scotch do aud Reps; Meuslins, &C.
Ladies' Drrss Goods of all the new styles
Gaia Plaids and Gala Plaid Gineham
Linen Goods, Daptr> and Table Damasks
FlannelS-a large assortnpnt-cheap
Gloves, Hosiery, CravatS Pocket Hdkfs, &c.
Also on hand very large stock OF Merchant Tai
lors' GOOnS and articles for Gents and Boys Wear
Cloths. Cassmeres, DOesk ms, Twceds, Vestlngs,
Trimmings. sc.
Cus'omrrs will be dealt with on fair and liberal
terms.
Wholesale Rooms M stairs. s3d6t
SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE NVsApH-
~ Err We scarcely meet person who s not more
OF less troubled with cough or cold. O!d and Young,
The prudent aud the mprudent, seem alike to com
plain.
Many think it temporary cold, which will pass of
IN n d ~ ar two This is not Away the case, as il
will, in all probability, terminate in consumption il no,
attended to in SEASON, Our advice j., use lIANcE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HnARHOUND, which
will cure you in twn three DAYS Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH y. NANCE, 1903 Balt
more ST., and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt; SITS. aus