The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-05

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 soHoN aoRLANp. Editor.
 LITTLE ROCK:
 WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV ,, ls46'
 :. 4,n popcers aot delegated 10 the Uaaed etates. D. lhe Consultation, nor Proht6ated 0y a 10 tss States, are reSefred to tte StateS re- spscsieelg, or 70 thc Peoplc.
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 To connesroNpnNrs.-"lIarius", is not in time, by day, for publication this week. A .Conyeniionist'' manilestsa a proper view of the interest of our party; but lis manner of enforcing it is, in our opinion, intirely too personal. We wish to keep our paper free from personalites-unless the public wei fare demands them.
 OUR FIRST FACE is again worthy of par ticular perusal. ''The Tariff, No. 2,'' and BIr. McDuilie's admirable letter, will richly compensate the reader
 JupeE CRoss.-We are gratiiied to note the arrival of Judge Cross and family, i'll our city, on Monday last, on a visit of a few days to their relatives.
 Gov. DREW leftthe city few days since, OH business excursion to the soulh-eastern counties of the State.
 
 a55-The indispensable care of our sick family must excuse us, to our readers, for any editorial remissnsss exhibited by our columns this week.
 NEW Posr MAsrrR-Mr. WILLIAM E. WOODRUFF has been appointed Post Master of Little Rock, in place of Mr BARNETT WILLIAMS. removed.
 MAsoNlc.-The Grand Lodge of Arkansas is now ill session in this City. Delegates are in attendance, from most ol the local Lodges.
 The Installation of officers will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
 STEAM Boar suNK-We learn that the v
 Steam Boat RoLlA was sunk few days since, just below Pine BluA shc had discharged her freight at that place, and was on her way down the River, again. The wateris said to be eight feet deep where she lies and she IS supposed to be loss We have no further particulars of the accident
 STATE LAND sALEs.-The advertisement of Col Reardon, State Land Agent will be found in our columns to-day. It will be ob- served that these sales will take place oil the 9th and 7th days of January next-and that the Democratic State Convention will assem- ble on the next day-the ever memorable SrH OF JaNrARY. Thus, business and pc ltical duty, can both be attended to with convenience, on the same occasion
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 TIE HELENA JouRNAL-This little waif ofdisorganization makes some desperate pass es at us, in it's last edition. But as good luck would have it, it fights with the wooden sword of ssWaaba the witless,n and does no hurt. Last year, when the individual who now pretends to conduct the Journal, was on the side of Democracy, the disorgaaieers dubbed him 'the liille Powtor-eyed squirt of a Biven.o Now that he has become tool of disorgdni.afioa, himself we suppose they hug him 10 their hearts most ailectionately. A fit subject for such an embrace.
 
 TIE ssAuRoRAn is the title of newspa- per, edited ill the English, French and Span ish languages, recently commenced in Wash ington City, by Messrs Harris & Heart, of the Constitution. For an explanation of its character and objects, our readers are refer red to another column, where its Prospectus will be found. IL is a new project, and seems 10 promise much interest and usefulness
 MELANCHOLY AccmENT-On Saturday afternoon, Oct 25, while the Steam Boat DELLA was near Notrebe's farm, just below Pine Bluff, on the Arkansas River, Mir. DAN EEL MCLEAN fell from her deck, into IS feet water, and was drowned before assistance could be rendered. The body had not been found at the last accounts.
 Mir Mclean was from Wellsboro, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, and was on his way to visit, and probably to settle among, his friends in Fourche Township, in this county, He is represented as a yonng gentleman of high responsibility and great personal worth.
 FROM LAWRENCE CorNrY.-A friend re- siding at Jackson, writes us under date of 23rd October. We make the following ex- tract from his interesting letter.
 ''We have had much sickness in this and Randolph counties, during the summer and fall--so far, much more than usual Lately there have been several deaths. One in my fathers family-being the first during resi- GenpP Of 93lNefpfG lgegre in tlts Stoto