The Arkansas banner., 1845-07-16

Hermitage !. is no more II. F life on Sunday, the 8tb or ne S depaud ,a possession of his mental facullaes' Spne' inas Ee ing to the last to those plain airullles, and a rp eiPles which had chararctan,;;i rrl,; re ePublcaa n life 'eFized him G. y The committee, then, undo. 3S of thelr entire inability to do ul ivl' a keen b, acter so universally admirol o justice toa, il of liberty throughout the , ~o,lj v,,u y 'hef GO leave to submit the followinvp np'lo' ,l would at as a slight tribute of resnso, @,,gg' to to be aj Is the illustrious deceased. " 10 the Won
 Whereas, it has pleased Alm;., Do give success to the efforts of orffulgayGo al n obtain that freedom, liberty sn5 our ialhs a ', which we now so fully eniovl ar4 lnaspea l 1t has pleased him to rear 'u2 m a, and HhP exigencles required, men epSpnl1o ap among ps p faculties of body and mind so@sa SnGri vG tect and preserve the iaestina5Ia i JJ,e1l It, o bestowed in the freedom of our ,lrD's as.i oea whereas, the pages of our bu,. Gu[ Daioa- no example, save that of Wasb;ayy ,G,y aiiNd d ,'the father of his country,n of frg'onaq nas lsm' more exalted intellect or rpI,L no51,I Pd rosity of soul, than is to he 70 fa1 Hoolef character of the gifted Jackson t.a 'o!ad m
 ist' That we sympathise win 1' ,5a | a'sot 50! and relatives of the deceased. in anu d'f II ire mon with our fellow-citizens ,ba'l aau' m Union, lament that necessily of %f"tpugnout 't has removed from amongst ns II bim a,lgs 9 Rh have delighted to honor, and (or@s,,asn 'r. %non lines which separated many of sssieg s. poiliIclan-not from the man and fl fba aUa, oal we will ever hold ill bright rensnt. r,s 9al those virtues and actions from v5ieb Ii,1'Ioa I. be emPhatically styled the saviour us country. ''a'
 2d, d. That as a token of the deep som we feel at the national loss by br iber Js,g sol Gen'l Jackson, and in testimony +J of StaIl % regard in which we hold his nemo,, g cv will wear the usual badge of monmi;, p,. the space of thirty days
 Sd. That our lellow-townsman lama Sims, Esq, be requested to deliver in, 6a oration on this solemn occasion, on tbs of July.
 Then on motion of Vim. E. Powell. El it was
 Resoleed, That the Washington Telec,l the "Bannero and the sGazetle,n at I Rock, be requested to publish the entire ceedings of this meeting.
 The meeting then adjourned.
 CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT
 JA's il. SIMS, .Sec'y. C6ams LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXN
 By passenger who came up last even from the sloop Cutter, at the Balnc, Galveston, we are in possession of mi gence from Galveston as late as the 2lh timo.
 The Texan Congress assembled on 18th June, at Washington, when Presa Jones sent in his Message The terms annexation, as prescribed in the Joint Re lutions adopted by the American Congo had already been accepted unanimously the Texan Congress, and there was no dol they would receive the sanction of the ? sident.
 The proposition for a recognition ofT an Independence, on the part of Mexico, unanimously and indignantly rejected.
 Commodore E. w. Moore has been re stated ill his command, as Post Capan the Texan Navy, and bill for his relief pending before Congress.
 The following is from the GalreslMN Erfra, of June 24th:
 We are indebted to Hr, Briggs for he lowing interesting documents, which hasten 10 give our readers.
 Verbally VIC learn from Mr. B. that propositions fer our Independence haveiF submitted 10 the Senate. They are not made public, but it is understood thai are highly objectionable and will be prom ly rejected.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
 Washington, June Is, lSla) Gentlemen of the Sneate and
 of the House of Representatives
 am happy to greet you on this mel ting occasion, as the representative ol people, again assembled in the dlscnaigs your high and important duties. lhea. an extraordinary session of Congress al early day, by the Executive, was ll0' n1 without the most mature dellberallon, ala due reference to the great crlsls wIll'l arisen since your late adjournment, Ill ls fairs ofTexas, as well as the almosl updn ous expression of the public will, whcn|J place throughout the country III reS'l' the same.
 The Executive has now the pleasul' transmit 10 the Honorable Congresslo' 'u action as they may deem suitable, lhe pVp| VI positions which have been made on l'e of the United States to this Governn'euF the annexation of Texas and its ncorPoa,Il as a State into that great and kindred ahl .oI| deracy, together with the correspondens.; ;;sI tween the two Governments which has ai''i ont of the same. This corespohoen.c, N tering Us 1t does very fully into the Sle~.s1 s.,d sentiments of the Governments in qpe,1 ,:po renders it unnecessary for the ENe1u% .I,;on, add (lor the information or colisiae," r"anes Congress) but little thereto Ill tsi'''D the proposed measure. .e.,;on
 The Executive has much sallsl%."or i, .r, observing what no doubt will lofciUlii aibol @ the attention of the Congress, lla' .as "s' oft the terms embraced in the reso'u'loIhs hare United States Congress may at hrst .e;..hIe mpI peared less favorable than was ies''aD. aaoi Texas, that the very liberal and lllas"off nay, ofl ous views entertained by the ffesiu'" '%n n,or