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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

Ors,fure, for receive Yesterday Expressed
the opnion that the war would not be long con-
,;,ued although in truth We we're not able 10 give
,ny clear or dislinc, reason for that opiniOn. we
drew the inference from shadows, scarcely u.s.
cernib!e, OF coming events. Ii there be any 'r"t"
IN the following, and We believe there IL, those
shadows are now plain and PalPabIe to tn" 'i'ion.
The Baltimore American of the 9th inst. r.
ccved BY yesterdays mil. has the following
from lis Washington correspondent, IN reference
TO this important sublec,:-N. a. Delta.
WAsHIyGroX, August >, 1916.
There are rumors in the city that me ssenser
has arrived from Mexico with terms Of peace. or
proposals for peace, and 1t was upon inns suhJec'
Thai Mr. McDuffe yesterday moved an Executive
session: and the motion was renewed upon Inc
same subject OF an early hour to-1hy, oy the
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign Relations
There are. from all accounts, OverIares OF peace
from Mexico, and the President. no doubt, has
referred them to the Senate. THIS report. when
was credited by few last night, IS believed almost
pcneraIy now. There is, therefore, the prospect
of peace with Mexico at 40 distant day, rrO'l'
Ced the Government Of the United Sinlcs IS not
determined to carry on q war OF conquest with
Mexico. This has been the determination, bu.
tho war is proving at this moment So burdrnso'"r
upon tn. Treasury. that there is disposition To
pause before making any further demonstration.
1t is also said that mediation las been offered
by England for the settlement OF our grievances
with Mexico, and that the message before the
Senate has reference 10 this.
The Prosden, sent 10 both Houses Of COngr' IS
to-day, official notification Of the ratification OF
the Oregon treaty.
in connec1on with the state Of affairs with
uavoo ndd ,b,, Mr. SrJeIL IN. late Mir
$780,. ~ u.x;c,, hos re,nrred +, tins civ from
g., /, !, ,nu,n,oI .Is, Tim, hs viii lac SO.
r,,,ad e.. .no,hor mission IN Nexiro. in c,s.
~ ,o,ca -. ~ h. mazda There am merriam.
a,I',r,,,
,rha S,.na,o ,o-,o, u,,o, ,,o,;or If NJ per,nn
,,.-.;s,,J s9Jo 400 in Gye no, rcp, .rr,,,
aroL,.. in fv. vc,rs +, ,nro, ,b, Attn md 9Th m.
r,h, u,xicor indemnify Tho ,r,,...,
a.L,,I ,,,a,,,J,, and ror,s.d % ais /.
osLod oa,;, ,o.d,v md r.ru,rd. J3r,Ji-
No, hoc.,,so 7b.,a w,s INV donItus Il, ,f ;,,s,,.,
- ,l,, ,r;,,s b,, boco,,ss ,l, ,rcosr-y - ,.or..
Io 81, ,a,,r,, Tho Dement'S r,,,, II. and r,r,j.,
Looonsa ,a,rs mr.. ,,,,,v Who if,,.: !, h,,t NM
,Nosa cI.i,n. .hnnll Nv. co,uh,r.d rnd s,,.oJ u,
ore and the same ''n'o-!nose OF The unpaid M
demnIiy ana those oil Inc onlon ana irhIy la h'
ComP'nre gan CT "hch me uoIe hineh' mas as
sumed! I" an cary u"y' n''u "i'ch must DC pane
al me earliest c""tGno"S'' ia q" ms ''o'.'
IN Inc eS"ma'foh oi oohg'es' ""u VIC Puo4|' "'""'
The war al All JuSl'iao'e'
IL IS SAIL as cIose. tHa! Tue ifFsidcN su.|'s's
Inc pr"prie!y OF sehuihs Munster 10 h'A'c"
WIN iui lower 70 n'aH" peace IL ne can secure
Ca'iornia even by purchase. Inns Is grave
ques'l' H. ana 'Sc''cs ueeP interest,"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

r 6JThe latest dates We have from Washington
are to The 5tf inst, q: which tins they were huF
ryng the business in order 10 adjourn OIL the lOIh
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

G5-There is rumor in town, that Tom Starr
and one Of tho Riders were killed, few days
since, in Ouachna Cove. We do no. credit it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

GyThe city council Of Memphis, Tenn, have
resolved to cut canal from some point on Wolf
river to that city, 10 supply the city wiki water
and for manufacturing purposes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

rws acknowledge ourselves indebted to Maj
Jno. Henry for the use Of late N. Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

The Naturalist, agricultural journal, published
at Franklin College. near Nashville, comes to US
this month, filled with matter interesting to the
farmer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29
Death Of Coz. Hopari-TEoD

Dead q Coz. HOrard The r.;
received yesiered. announce the d.sIss.,
inst. by sPop!exy. of ex.GoverDo, y y
ard, OF ilary iund. His health b,s oaN
been feeble, bu. his final Hines, ys,~ aa
Mr.. Howard is spoken of as up, y "
most noble impulses. surrounded h."
admiring and attached friends. Jag
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

oTOur county still continues heal,Ay;but III
lie sickness, and that Of mild character.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

We are glad to learn that LITTLE Red" Of
the Tustoenuggeion delegation, has entirely re-
eosered from the hurts he received during his
lat, visit to For, Wnshi.a. We hope that he
vas tho only sufferer tina, al! The delegates ss.
cared but himself
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

We have Ind no accounts from tho Volunteers
al Forts Wayne aud Gibson, since their doP0r'
,ure from Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

L rom Inc AlttmOros flng OF me ON INST.
Departure of Gen Tayior.--lrs;erday morn.
ing early, odd Rough and Ready left MatamOros
for Camareo in the steamer Nh!tcriile. accOmpa-
MED, we believe by about onehuf of the Texan
regiment: Of infantry, and a few regulars. There
was no announcement, OF his departure, no hrlng
of guns, nothing % Indicate lha, 80 conspicuous Il
parsonage as the commander Of tho American
forces, VAS about 10 leave place he had ia en-, 10
assume the individual direction Of his forces Mt
another point. lie left whilst half the city was
wrapped in sIunber, and ere the sluggard had
quilted his couch. was many miles upon his Jour
ney. This is characteristic Of the brave old se,e.
ran, for he would rather face the enemy. double
in numbers, than hear the booming of the cannon
and the shous Of men paying homage to his we'll
deserved fame. If we understand Gen. Taylor
rightly. he is a uan who would travel twenty
miles out ofIhe way rather than encounter host
oi s.i,c;ds and admirers who had assembled TO honor
him by Iubiic demonstration.
Gen. Taylor, since the occupation Of this city
BY the A me rcans, has created many warm and
ardent frienLS, and his departure will be much re.
gretiod-we dc not mean in an official capacity
for, we said bstore, Col. Clarke will doubtless
DO all that Taylor would have done--bu. he has
endeared himself to the people by his many acts
erased or superseded.
FgoA CAM4gce.-s steamer Big Fiaichec arrived
from a bOve night before last in remarkably short
time, bringing some further particulars of the de.
predations committed by the Indians aud an nc
count Of skirmsh between lhom and the rangers
There are number of reports in circulation rela.
tive 10 the skirmsh, from AMONG which We will
state that the indians, after collecting number Of
horace md dast ar,I Cd Il
with their booty. taking some of the women with
them as prisoners. "A portion of McCuIIough's
and GIlIcspe's companies united, stated IN pur.
suit and overhauied the "spolI.encumbred'' sava.
ges. A fight then onsued, in which the Indians
lost some twenty men and tho rangers two. the
latter bringing off about $50 horses The Indians
numbered some 600, and the rangers IS or So
We have selected tins as the most probable nc
count, although it is doubted by many. In our
next number we hope to be able to give an accu-
rate s,atment of the affair.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

Company B, Cap. Washington, ~ :
of L. S. Artillery. from Carlisle ~ N !,
Isle. Cumberland CO.. Pa. arriv' 1i,'fs,
ches, on the 23i ul,., en- route IA a." "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

No news by the las, eastern mail.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

The California Foiunteers.-Ths regir,out.
commanded by Col. J. D. Stevenson, embarked
from the city Of New on the LIST inst. for Gov.
ernor's Island, where they are 10 remain until
the 18th inst, when it is said, they are to take
their final leave.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

CO. The Volunteers a, Fort Smith continue
healthy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, LITTLE Rocg,(
Ausu-; 10Th, 1916.

Sn:-ln reply TO your favor, of The Bird inst.
can only say. | am in daily anticipation Of a
statement of the quota of arms due this State for
this and the next year. With orders to draw
upon the public store keeper. at the Arsenal in
this city, for such articles as he now has on
hand, and may receive on his order for further
supplies corresponding with your necessities.
which was forwarded when the Two wears quotas
were applied for, which was about the time of
Capt. Drennen's departure from here east.
1t will be impossible for me 10 say when these
arms may DO at your service. but be assured. that
no delay will occur. after obtain control of them.
unless the Stage of the waters should prevent, in
which case you will be speedily notified
Respectfully, THO'S S. DREW.
J. W. WAsHBOUgNE. ESQ.,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

Ecdrer OF DespaicdeS.-A mIdshlpman ofthe U.
S. Navyarrved here yesterday from Washing.
ton. lie was very communicative 10 relor.
ence 10 the object ofhls visit, but We have reason
10 know that he is bearer Of dcspalches 10 Commo.
dore Conner. There is here at prcsent no Gov.
eminent vessel 10 take him to the Commodore
Now, what is the nature Of those depalchcs! Is
their tone begerent or IS il peaceful! DO they
order an attack on San Juan de UIua, or do the,
give inslru tons for the withdrawal Of the block.
ade! These are questions about which The press
no doubt, puzzle themselves. and which time will,
before loug solve. If we we're a, the present time
called on 10 hazard opinion ,oncniUg choir cou.
tents, ii would be mat the latter aternative--r
ing the bIockade--is the more probab assump.
,ion. For ii will be seen by the letter which we
publish today the Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore American-l writer who is gen.
orally well and early informed OF matters tran.
spring AT the captnI--that overures of peac ha We
been made from Mexico, an. tina, the Senate ac,.
ually had them under Amusement.
Well. lei peace come--an honorable peace--a
peace that will have in it tho qualities of fxity--
aud the nation will hail its contamination as a
measure of wisdom; and than the war party, as
portion OF our citizens have been caiied, none
Will more rejoice at such peace. What tho s,ip.
u!atons 10 effect these objects should be, we leave
with confidence 10 the Government to dictate,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

The river rose about IS inches since the above
was penned, and is now at stand.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-29

e,rThs river is too low for steam boa, narisa'
too.
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WIN advertisements, but all the room is devoted to
vauahe and interesting readag matter series of
Ofshai prize tales are constantly in course of publ
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CITY INTELLlGENCE

Strange Deseriion Of Child. A day or two
since, a young woman came to Capt. Green,
commander of one of the Ericsson steamboats,.
lying at their wharf in Philadelphia, and re-
quested him to take charge of small child
about two years old, which she desired to send
on to Baltimore to her sister, The gallant cap
tain readily promised to take charge of the lit
tie traveller, and he was accordingly brought
on board, together with handbook. During
the passage to this city, the child was taken
charge of by the chambermaid of the boat, and
on their arrival here she took the child to car
ryIt to the place directed-Harriet M. Jack
son, No. l0l Saratoga street,-but on going to
the house, it was found that no such person re-
sided there, nor could the chambernaid or cap
tain by every enquiry find out any person of
that name, or that would claim the child The
handbook on being opened was found to contain
some children's clothing, and a note addressed
to "Sarah," requesting her to take care of
william" The Captain having discover
ed that it was only ruse to get rid of tine
youngster, has humanely taken "William'
back to Philadelphia, intending 10 take him
home and adopt him.
Surgical Operation. Professor N. R. Smith
yesterday morning removed large tumor from
the right breast of Miss A. J. E. benson, of
Somerset county. The operation was perform
ed in Prof Smiths usual successful manner, in
the short space of fifteen seconds.
For Philadelphia. BY advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that the fine barge
"Msjor Ringgold," leaves for Philadelphia to-
day at IL O'Clock, NJ
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DY ORDER of the Commissioners of Insol
d unnt nah.ara ta EitI, md EnLrt IL, naI.

My ORDER of the Commissioners of Tnsol-
RB vent Debtors for the City and County of Balli-
more, notice is hereby given to the creditors of
BENZ, G. MITCHELL, an insolVent debtor, that a
personal discharge hath been granted TO the said
debtor and that the said creditors required to at
tend at the Office of the said commissioners in the
Courthouse, in the city of Baltimore on the I'd day
of November next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
nolhihalc trustee or tiustees 10 pe appointed Tor
possession the said Commissioners TO enable them
to report to Baltimore County Court agreeably to an
act of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881,
entItled can Act relating TO Insolvent Dsbtors''
and that the I'd day of January next hath been fixed
for final hearing of his case, before said Commits
soners. Dated 26th day of September, in the year
1896 el7-Iaw4t
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DEATHS OF BALTIMORE VOLUNTEERS. In
telligence has reached this city from Camargo,
of the death of two volunteers attached to the
Chesapeake Rihemen, whose names are, Rich
ard H. Hanlon and Jacob Wiker, aud of one
attached to Capt Pper's company, named John
Stevens. They all belonged to this city. Mr.
Hanlon was printer, and has left mother and
sister here, with several brothers, to lament his
untmely death. He was of strictly temperate
habits, but possessed of a feeble consultation,
and had, some time previous to leaving Balti-
more, been Frustrated on bed of sickness for
several months.
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is now moored at the f. OF of Gay street wharf, and
will be opened for visters. Ladies and children can
get on board with ease, she lies alongside the Nor
folk steam boat wharf, The ship keeper will be on
wishing to aid in paying for this good old ship, will
see box on the foremost, in which they may drop
ANY amount they please. There will be preaching
on SABBATH Morning at IL; Afternoon at 3, and
Evening at O'Clock Ol5-u
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JEW sTEAMBOAT LINE For PuTT,A

ULLT HIH VIA UNes1pEake and DeIaWare Canal
1l5ssts and sATGRDAYs, : at II 70 es oc1oeS
~ Ses 5fEsEsE &. NJ FARE SI-MEALs IS CTS
- saFRElGHT on Dry Goods 90 cents
per 100 lbs. Q3-special contracts made for large
shirments The new and splendid barge MAJOR
RlNGGOLD, Captain CLINE, win leave PRATT ST
WhAhr, heat Light THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, NJ,
for Philadelphia, via Chesapeake and Delaware "a
nal; arrive early tom orrow morning. For freight or
passage, apy'y to E. G. HARRIS, Agent,
ONCE corner of Hollingsworth and Pratt Sis
4t up stairs
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The FOUNTAIN HOTEL. This favorite and
popular resort for the weary traveller has late
ly changed hands, as will be seen by the card
in another part Of to-day's paper. Col. Dix has
retired from the firm, and Mr.. Fogg has asso-
ciated with him Phineas Thurston, Esq, gen.
tIeman long known as one of our most enter
prisng merchants. The character of the Hotel
will be ably sustained by the new firm 1t is
now one of the best regulated Hotels in the
Union,
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II No. 3U4, ABOVE EUIHW1
(Recentiy occupied by the late Jas. G.. Wilson,
The subscriber has resumed business in the abo
establishment and is prepared to furnish to order
descriptions of IRON CASTINGS. Also, ire
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS for M
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCH
TECTURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carv
in the best style. 0s- Orders respectfully solicit
and punctually attended to. -
o7.6m JOHN COCHRANE,
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ay- CITIZENS ANB STRANGERS whe wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases. Breast-pns; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cak1
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which IS COM
dete at his Old Established Store, ID door
from Calvert. apo
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yesterday, October 10th, by NJ. DOYLE, Capital
Prize Depot, Pratt street, to colored man, making
the 5ih capital this year. Nos. 81 SIS IS. ga few
more of the same sort left," which will be sold low
See Managers official drawing. Ol7-3t
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& GARRETTsoN have in st|
PERIFOCAL sPECTACLEs,

I'D STREET, have Just received large invoice
the above PERIFoCAL EYES, set in fine Col
Steel and Silver Frames, to suit all ages. The abd
glasses are of the first quality, and ale peculiaI
adapted to assist the sight and strengthen the cyl
The many testimonials that can be produced ia 81
hcient evidence of their superior virtues. We inv
the citizens generally TO call and examine our sto
of Spectacles, Watches and Jewelry, at No. 1872 b.
TIM0RR STREET, Sd door from St Paul's. ol3lw
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A II OAK HALL
"A TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
BY MATTHIAS MELICK, HANOVER STREET, OIL
door from Market. ST., you can purchase CLOTHIN
at reduced prices, TO suit the times. Clothing mad
and trimmed at the usual rates-Pants and Vests
SIPS $l75; Goats, of French or English Cloth
SIS to So. The new style Of New York Over col
and Sack has just arrived also, the new style Ve
and Pants, BIoaks, &c. Call and see the quality al
style of these garments at Oak Hall Clothing Stoi
No. Hanover street, by
ol5-lm" MATTHIAS MELICK
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And 3 of $1,000 each.

Tickets only S2-shares in p oporlion.
here Is your chance. Who will have one o
$1,000 prizes? Emory & Co. have it, and one ma
bou ht from the old and LUCKY Office may give
fortune for life. We say TO one and all, try
package OF 26 tickets will only cost 81. NJ,
venmred nothing gained.
U3- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply il
son or by mail TO the far famed Lottery firm of
EMORY & Co, u. s. Lottery Agency,
No. , Calvert-st,, ID LOTTERY offc
ii from Baltimore str
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ENOR SALE. very likely black Boy, 10 years
NJ age, to serve Is years, good waiter and coach
man, and can come well recommended; also for sale
likely girl, l6 years of age, slave for life also,
of slave for fe also, girl of IT, sister to the
boy, for life. For particulars, apply at
LIZ. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
oil No. 10 Exchange Place.
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MANAGERS ORDERS NO.


1Ya ATTENTION THE Who'll
There will be great run of luck III is week as
al, at the office OF our agent, Mr. DOYLE, cd
prize depot, No. IA Pratt street We are deiernI
10 send to him tn is week all prizes, and he is 1
solved to sell them, ther' fore, if you would vii
purchase prize call early, as the highest prize
be chosen first, delays are dangerous. There al
humbag prizes advertised by them, and for the
of which we refer to our official schemes and I'd
prizes themselves at his counter, where they rel
for week after being drawn, so the public cann|
deceived in what he says. Facts,speak for themse
Fcall early"
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE:
FRIDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 25c., shares ia
POr ton.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets Soc, sha;
proportion.
Any person who would wish to try their luc
the package in a small way, have now a good cha
We will sell on certificate, 25 tickets for So, the
giving chance for 3capital prizes, and the who
numbers for the same sum ($3) ana who would
throw themselves in Fortunes way when it onl
quires risk of 25 cents for a single quarter, wi
stands the chance of drawing from 81 to 81
prize.
Persons ordering tickets from a distance may
on having them sent as correctly as if they wei
choose themselves, and the official drawing sen
soeH as drawn
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariety of lucky number
the package, single ticket, or share. Az orders
mail or otherwise, addressedto
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratlstree,,
1t FIJI Opposite B 81 o. r. X. Dap
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II3- The George Hess, mentioned in your paper of
Yesterday having been arresteI for stealing, is NOT
GEORGE BAYNARD HESS, son of Josiah Hess,
IT.
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hy- We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates of cure performed by Or. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead Of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
as having Witnessed this cure, precudes the posi-:
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents.
whose names will be found attached to the ceTti6-
oates, seq
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FRONT STREET TnEATRE-Last. Night Of the R0ss'
Family. This place of amusement has been crowded
to excess for the last three nights to witness the per
formances ofthe extraordinary Ravel Family They
have been received, as they deserved, by the most
elite and fashionable audiences. This being the last
evening of their engagement, they will appear in their
most favorte parts. Theywil give a cOnecErepresen-
tation of the Bedcuin Arabs appear upon the light
rope, and perform in their new piece, called "The
Wood Cutters" Madame Javelli, the principal dan
of the troupe, is the most accomplished ar
fists that have since The days of Fanny Els
Ter. The applause she is received with on her ap
pearance, we have seldom seen equalled. Go and
see them, and go early, or we can't promise you
seat.