Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-25
SAN. EDaossoS. Secretary.

JOHN kOSEnS, I"o""o"'
SAN. EpaossoS. Secretary.
Paeirie.-TLo New York Express s,ys:--
.Rumor from Washington states, that minister
will h, /, ,ppointcd very soon. by President POik.
10 be sen, 10 Mexico. This looks pacific. We al.
q, he,, from Washington, that President Polk him.
sclr bns written eltrr 10 the residen, Of Mexico
nroocsiny terms of necociaiions. This reaches us
in n straight way, but We cannot vonch for IL"
l-l's'' - u Louisville. Times.
MARYLAND Ei,dioa.-in the Fourth Congress.
siona District, composed OF the hrsi liiteen wards
of the city of Baltimore, Giles QDcm.) is elected
by a majority of s42 over Kennedy (Whig In
tho Third nistrict, composed of the l6ih, l7ih.
lS,b. 18th and 2O,h Wards of Baltmare city,
Baltimore county, Howard district, and Carroll
conn,y, Ligon (Democrotl has u majority OF 1877
Baltimore county, Howard district, and Carroll
county to hear from.
By the Terre Hau,e mail Of las, night. " o have
the following additional intelligence: For Congress
-Firs, District, as far heard from, Chapman
tWhipl 1000; kcv tDem.) 1905. S!cOnd District,
Perry (Dem) elected by 800 or 400 majority.-
Third District, Legion (Dem.) elected by maiori.
ty of S64. with two precincts in Baltimore county
to be heard from. Fouth District. Giles (Dem.)
elected by majority of $40 over Kennedy,
(Whig.) and nearly 5000 over Duncan (Natiye.1
Fifth District, as far as heard from, Constable
(Deml has majority of PSI over Wright, (Whig.)
with Caroline and Queen Annes counties to hear
from. The result for the Legislature appears TO
be favorable for tho Democrats.
Sentence of Big Thunder.-A letter to the New
York Herald,of the Is, inst, dated Hudson, Sept.
80, lS45, says:
Alta quarter before two Judge Edmonds called
tho court TO order. The prisoner, Bough'on alias
Big Thunder, was then brought in, and ordered to
stand up and saw "why sentence should not be
passed upon hint" Boughton nrose, and in q
low tone stated that he wished for few days enty.
in order that he might see his wife and settle his
family nffiirs. which request frallv complied
with. The Judge then addressed the prisoner a,
some length, and concluded by pronouncing his
sentence 10 be ..conined in the Clinton county
State prison during tho term OF his natural life"
No, mon Paci (icni iou.-Gen. Hardin and others
have effected a acificatnn with the AlormorIs.
Thcy profess 10 10 ready to sell ont nnl move be.
yond the Rocky Mountains nrxt spring. S'N
thousand with their Elders. will start early in the
season. They arc said 10 be buslIy cngHged in
trying 10 sell oot their lands and Improvements.
and making other preparations for departure
This is munlirsliy necessary for The peace Of the
country. but il would be far better for tiIcm Ia
nlndont their civil. political and religious coiIhlIa-
ton and organznllon. for it Will array the people
against them wherever they ma. settle. com
blncd political hierarchy. ruling @rvile ianacs
with absolute sway will moi bo tolerated in any
part Of this country. The rondurt Of Gen. lIar,
din has been marked by great prudence nn'I firm
ness; his presence, with sn,li force, soon restor.
cd order and peace.-Ncg Era.
TIE New Constitution n 7cras.-Thc Washing
ton Union. in spcakin. of the new ConS,ntIon
adopted by the Texan Convention OF the new State,
saws:
..it has been received hero with great pleasure.
| II has been admired for some of the proris.
ions which il has adopted; and we have heard one
of our best Jurs,s express tho opinion. that II Is
probably ,'le best Constitution thai has bccu adop
ted in the United States. Some Of i!s features
perake of the liberal spirit of the nge. It's siipu-
atons for the benefit of females calculated to
extend and improve tho provisi"ns OF the consttu-
ton of Louisiann. Its clauses in relation to slave
nv re calculated to o,en the door sufficiently. but
not TOO widely for the admission of slavery; and
| protect the master as well as tho slave.
/ "The peo 'e Of Texas are TO vote Upon lis nGop.
itIDH, Oh t1r l0tn OF OctODer. mere Is no question
about its ratification by the popular vote although
il moy lose few votes in consequence of some ap.
prehensions to the effect it may have upon the
titles TO land. There can be no solid foundations
for these fears. The Claimants of hand may BE-
assured that full justice will be done in the Courts
of the United States in their behalf"
A meeting of Wings favorable to the nomina.
ton of Gen. Winfield Scott for President, and Gen.
James Irwin. of Centre county, for Governor, as
ssmblcd at Huntington. Pa, on tho 2Olh ult.
1.-Two escaped convicts from tho Pen,enliary,
at Black wells Island, named Frank McGaugan
and Joseph Warren, were arrested in New York
on Sunday week. and sent to their old quarters.
Arrea Ter Murder under The Ashburion Treaty..
"A man nan,eiaRrien O'Donnell alias Dunlop
was arrested in=i&eAS York charged with having
committed murder in Juno last, and then fleeing
from Ireland. the scene of his fell Decd TO this
country. Was delivered o+er to the U. S. Marshal,
and will be sent to Europs for trial.
The Union has almost ceased to entertain np.
prehensions Of hos,lties with AiexieeEhut no, the
less holds to the proprety of maints 1Iour pre-