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M,,,r.ev-The Norwich W. Cadets, General
sar,r,ndsr reached this city yesterday morn
ina t-o, oWsj and were received at the depotn Low
liz Nv the Civ Guards, under the command OF Col
and ssssss. 10 s .r ub as sA cs
80 80 eo.P. % the Common, under escort of the
Guard whers they encsmped nearhe BoyI.onss Mall
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EVANSTON SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SUAooA
FoR GfRLs AT PoUeaKEEPsIE, n. <;
THIS INSTITUTION 10 adapted 10 young lsotes o eso
~ age All departments OF suns'antAi eaI ~
iahed course OF education taaghL The summer ~
i Omen on ,he 7 Of sinh month, (Mny) For eaaiogass
contninng PARTICULAR information apply IN CiS
70 JAs GiBsoxs, Bank Of tho State Of Ne~-YorS, OF "
h0'sA,''W WILLIAM ?. GIBBONS, Principals
aIo ssya C. ROBINSON g. SISTERS,
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r. We are indebted to Harnden q Co. anu to
GAYS Express for Boston papers
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~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra, Capt Williams, will Leave South
side Of Pier No. North River every Monday, Rtdd1y and
FridGy ~ P. NJ connecting with the Anyns
Point Imy5tfI CALEB PRAYF. Jr. Conductor.
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The Judiciary COmmittee-Sbepard's Plan of
Courrs-ward on the Court of Errors-Pow-
ers on the Bnnks-Ages, &c. of Delegates
The O'Conors.
Albany Tnnsaa,, Irnn 1G izAe
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DR.. JOHN RoAxE's

lOO1N6
LroR RHEUMATISM, SwELLED LIMBS, sprans,
Bruises Conacieps OF the Cords and Muscles, Scrou-
a. Paralysis loss Of the OF the Limbs Dsease OF The
Spine and Hip Joint. Erupions Of the Skin &c &C.
This Lnmens Is universally admitted 10 be the only ar
Gle that will perform all that 10 represented to do
Scientific Chemical Compound OF Iodine that has perform
ed ,uch usou.hng cures Of standing, after every
other remedy had failed tina. would sagger belief they
could be subssnated by III. mos respectable persons
who have been cured
II permanently and sdecluay cures
RHEUMATISM,
either chronic or nammaory loss Of iheuse OF
III. Limbs Contrscons OF Cords and Muscles; Gout mat
Hard 1s sSe h1w sn Enss TO sp
catona Of this LinmenL IL has been used win Incredible
success Scrouls Kings Evil enlarged Glands diseases
OF the Spine and Hip JOINTS fic Dooreau1' and a" Nef
II i. Invaluable aud acts like charm, stopping The bleed
ing Of Flesh Wounds and causing them 70 heal IN lew
days has never been known 10 s! in curing the mos
stubborn Ulcers Fever Sores and Sweed Legs, rams
the Kidneys, In the Chest Side sun NECK sore
Throat Group be Instantly relieved by sauraling
piece Of flannel with the
IODINE EMINENT,
speedily and eectnalIy eradcs,es cutaasouu eupons
Of the s.n in The form Of Salt RhsaS sa rmHs
stany relieves Tooihache ard Headache II extracts Inc
pain and cures Corns, Bunions, Chb!ains, &c
A word upon the origin and cause Of
When the human frame receives shocS either ron
heat cold fatigue other causes, thu weakest organ OF
The gs being the organ his neighbo rhenms-
sm the mu,cu and cellular tissue being the weakest (;
another enlarged glands and swelings The glanduiar g.
TEN being the weaies &C. Whea you have an organ thus
suffering the direct your application 10 The parts dis
eased the better the prospecI OF relief
DR. ROAKE'S IODINE LlNlMENp
produces healthy action in the diseased part strengthens
nvgorsies and restores 10 perfect health ony wants
tried satisfy the most skepcs OF hs restoring pow
or of this valuable LiuimenL - -.
Physicians are daily recomm endng DR.. ROAkE'S ~
DINE LlNMENT regarding II The long for deslo-
raum truly scientific compound OF IODINE IN the form
OF Luiment without color and unpleasant SMELL thai can
be used upon the moot delicate female or child win perfect
safety.
Not day passes without Bringing the most interesting
results ffou the use Of DR.. ROAkES IODINE LINZ
MENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

GOOD, II PRAcTIcABLE.-A gentleman In Don
aldsviie La (some Yankee who has srayed rom nome,
doubt not,) has Invented mechanical ahCe W
which accidents from horses running away with carriages
may be prevented. Il is quite simple, ana oy pulHs
string Inside carriage causes the traces ana harness
unloese from carriage any other vehicle 10 WHICH
it may be applied leaves the horse perfectly Tree 70 so
ahead alone.
PoTTER's PETITION DESIED.-The House nave
this afternoon, refused 20 commute the punishment Oh An
drew 7. Potter. The 6s for Communication ana
ll6 against 1t. 1t is thought the Senate viii concur
New Haven Herald, 10TH
rS The Boston Times learns that Mr.. A. b. Ev-
eret is engaged in making preparation for his voyage q
china His health is much improved that he Is able 10
address his friends convivial occasions
~ meeting was held at Auburn on the 10Th
70 make preparations for heldng the next Fair Of he
state Agricultural Society a. that place.
~ The u S. Circuit Court for Rhode-lsand
WAS opsncd a, Newport by Judge Woodbury. on MONDAY!
~ Seven Jurors had beer sworn in the case Of
Wyatt st the latest ady1css,
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TO FAT MANUFACTURERS.

SAxoNY BAT BODIES equal 70 any u The wori h;s y
- reduction OF 50 per cent from market PficeG@1p
.ubscrber agent for tho manufacturer ofs or sale ee1
ony Hs Bede. equal 70 any In tho MARKET at 30 per een'
below usua prices and earnestly nyea ali dealers ana s
ts hs .tcls before purchasing. With entire confidence
do he nanuiscrers Offer lhe!r Bodies feeling The uios,
ss,.fscon liberal dsooun, 10 dealers and large snu.
scmrer.. j. 3 VAIL. Agent, 100 Broadway. myxl In
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I'm LATEST 49, THE ,s oIp .is,i s.sau
A of Summer Style OF Haas, whsre be can furoi,h toe
,,hUc With the most complete aud fechercte a!clo a.
~ cash preesn entirely ardcie In me uees.
Toilet Ga. containing a"PATEsT REYLScroa. wnie9
s.n,rmen win fad b. hly convenient All who have uisa
e. P.1gsr RzYLEcroRr commend IL as one 81 me near,
~, ard mos, appropriate improvements they have ever
uit1es,ed and tor which exue charge IS msae. 81
,a. OsIY a, T. CLARKS Hai and Cap "aeocus" 80, "a
ner of Chalh an and Pear SIS. ~
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FDRiSALE-ARare chance TITS spyeh III IT,
Ea fImrek Of an old and well ests5llsneo LaaiS nc.
Boot and Shoe Store, situated q No o9
Tn. only reason for seling-ihe preent propness
other BUSH .ss TO attend N B-None but essn e'
tom r need apply. l9-- =.
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an HATS Hate IT, X oss a. also elegant drs,.
A a. So and az u.s. superior In style ana htisa 70
those IL many places 81 neat Hats 10, al 81 aoheh
win o HHos GEO. P II. BROWN ls6 CeonI-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-18

Mt ELEGANT sun JET 10, .,.,,ng al "A.
ELI by any and at the loves! cty pfeel eonst S Ca
,u,sre. White and Drab Beavers Alsos good assolG.p,
Of Black Fur French and Germ,n aostkin ass ID, ~
uneror Imitation Moleskn Hat at tue feoucea pei a =,
81 Is which will csmpare advantageoosy wiz 20, t.s
"a 50 and S. Him soy instance tbe ABOVE s gt,s In
perfect sauafaction, II can be 'uiiy " KELLS00
formation 70 ine faD0ei~o' lis CsDatst
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
Fren sAs Arksssas Basssr.

col. X. W. JaAssos's Lsifsr.-We take pleas,
urs in laying before our readers the suoIc'nsd
letter Of Col. r. W. Johnson the nominee OF INC
Democratic patty Of this s'nss, for Representative
10 The 30,h Coos,ess, q, the ensuing August s'sc
ton: 'FA
Ma. EpiroR:
Sn-I, will be expected by tho Democratic par
" Of our State, that their nominee for he U. .
House Of Representatives, should early declare
his intentions with regard 70 the coming campaign
For ,hs,r ss,isiaciica therefore state that 50
soou a. the season Of the year shall arrive, accom-
panied BY such weather that il will be reasona'
bic to expec. .ha, the PEOPLE will assemble to hear
their candidates shall be on foot.
Il will bs my effort as tbs my discrimination
health permitting, 10 visit and address the people
Of every county 10 the State. To that end, hope
soon to publish series Of appointments. ! trust
that yoo, and tho Editors Of the o,ber democratic
papers Of oor State will give this note place 10
your columns. a s' 'l'~' ~. '--
Respectfully yours, 1
= III r, w. JOHNSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

@We have received, through the polieness Of
Messrs. Greedy & McElra,h, publishers, the Far,
msrs Library and Mosthiy Journal. edited by jno
Q. Skinner. decidedly the best writer on agricu
ture. and other subjects interesting to the farmers
in the United States. The Journal is well got up
and contains q vast amour, Of useful and inter.
esting matter. Il usually contains about two hun
dred pages Of solid reading NATTER aud is publish
cd monthly, a. the low price Of Eve dollars POI
annum. We hope to SEQ club made up soon tt
scnd for this valuable work.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

1t is said tha, Queen Vic,o,ia proposu
visit in the spring to the city Of hal
she has not yet seen. Reasons stated ia
are assigned in abundance. bu, the cores
Of the Nc" fork Morning News shrevarl
u!es the journey to much deeper can...4 !
profound curiosity and to long chcnsz
to satisfy herself whether i, be fact lha!l
grisettes are better dressed than Engla
and to profit by the present en,cni esni
tween the countries TO clear up this IsI
question. lest at some future day lbs I
Of the Two nations may prevent her from
il 10 her own satisfaction" fN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
For the Arkansas Intelligence.
LITTLE Rock, 22nd, January


Since the contest for Senator has been
between the friends Of Gov. Yell, andCd
ley, have been silent booker on, taking
the contest, neither for the one, nor the Oh
| have been thus silent and inactive,
cause felt no interest in the result, or Cd
ed :he question "who is to bo our next Sed
ono Of minor Importance, but, rather bed
consider the excitement us premature,
feelings, which such contest would na.unl
gender rs disngreoabIe, and perniciou' d
tendency.
Thus impressed. have remained silent
ing fond hope, that when the Convendaa
was 10 bo holden for the purnose Of noaias6
candidate for Congress, should havs dici iii
their duty, and no longer the inducement NJ
out TO nspirants for Congress. to stir upaa
tate this senatorial question, in order 70
sectional, and local influence for thenseivss
e! and order would be restored, and all gosd
ocrass would be relieved from the many dsg
able apprehensions, which oppresses aOd ds''
their MINIS.
This Convention has been holden; ~ sel
and dongs are known to the people, and ~.
have been enabled to gather public ssaa
meets their cordial appreciation. Sill " \
test RACES, and no rainbow Of peace spsa@
dark concave Of the lowering political ~.
no bright star Of hope CLEANS out from aas. !. )
warr'ng clements to cheer, and gladden. N y '.
bled spirit Of the anxious and trembling n.
crat. But the fierce, and viper spiri, still ~.
In the hearts Of some, Of whom, their coas'1 !,
a right 10 expect better things. The BaoaM .
paper Of the party, is aM the vehicle q y u
nation, and recrimination, s,iil the malig n
democrats in high places; still forges thund:..
to be hurled back upon US by the wings 10 y"
come. ,gHNti'Rl .At7
But, If we are forbidden to hope, that W. ,l Y
Of democracy is 10 continue TO govern " y ,
contest for Senator; that the Senator y "a ~
'ecsod from the whole Democratic party, ~, ~,
gard alone to his ability and integrity; bat ~
contest must be settled, amid oil the cbdn@r$ !
revolving scenes Of fraternaI couflict. ~ y.
becomes every democrat, camiy and m,'sI2s \
examine and investigate tho causes .wh'ea =
ed 70 this conaics, bsfors backing on hs y
Tor the fight. u. :, - = Y 3 j. - .. =, |,
And le, but this Investigation bs made W.
,'ng'e objec. Of arriving at truth; and w. -;
determination By all, 10 visit exemplary ~ y,
ion upon ho or they who have ceased 'or'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

GrThe New Orleans Picayune and Bulletin,
pspsrs that once were among the most regularly
received Of oil our exchanges, come now but sell
dom and three our four days behind other N. o,
papers Of tho sams date. Look to II Messrs
Editors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

VALrnriNR MARTIN, who vas under sentence
Of death for tho murder Of his brothers wife, and
who was 10 have besn executed at Fayetteville on
Wednesday last, made his escape on Monday night
previous.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
ceursspeaaeass os,As .,,.
EEW WAsHlY10oS Cr,'
Neo Pkases Of he Urs,o. "a

ces'ssPeaaeaes os the Arl,.
wAsHiSnoS CIR,
Nss PAass' Of 'As 0r-soa o. .'
This session is,o be spcu, !. -
gon and collateral questions ,
be enumerated preparations 4. s
TO the opinion that We will h,s.
be inevitable, there is m.;o,.-
Of Congress in favor Of s',;.
Britain and afterwards s.ss,
whole Of Oregon. Mr.. C,Iho
are opposed TO the notice, nd ss q
Mr.. Calhoun is friendly Win N.Y.
they are not wanting, who im.'
per motives in the course bs -
Adams is a genuine Oregon -
length, after notice has been - !
Of South Carolina have exchsss.sI' s.sI's
in relation to the course Of ,hss !
last war. The Wings seoeraiI, i - \
giving the notice 10 Great Bri.si;s. ~ Z,
ing our claim 10 the Terri.orv, - y. !
coming unanimous on this sub;ss,
Yancey Of Alabama. Cali~,ss }.
length on this subject, he wa. loIla''
B. Smith Of Indiana, both 6n. s' ~
debate has occupied already SOM Il
is no telling whom il will end. N N
course created quite a sensation \. \
il was thought his influence wo.r n
now the tables arc turning and mc.,
Aliens Resolutions will pass bo,S
resolutions provide for giving no,;e,
,ion Of slockades, forts, &c. in /,
also for the protection of emis.o,,
from the United States, it is said lbs,
will pass the Senate by four or five ,
by over fifty.
Some Of the party are losing coD
Executive on this subject, tho uhn
think Mr.. Polk does not 20 far en-
a few Of them are dissatisfied. N
sumo favors peace, il it can Be- i
served, and in this, he will BE- 81,
country at large. N
The celebrated Indian Pitchlynu
for sometime, his being the deIee,
neighhoring Indian Territory max,
uous; if Congress can get time, ;hsr
legislation in favor Of the Indians.
The present session will boa
gress will not adjourn before July {
there will be wars and rumors Of "
fearing some advantage may be
Oregon question, go the full lengi
l. rye appropriations will DO mao
fences, the President will have
placed at his discretion, our Army
be increased. and there will be otieI
nifty for young men Of military tale
The Senate has executive sessi
and each day acting on nominaliol
President, within few days pest
bury MediIl. Commissioner of Ind
Shields Commissioner of land on
confirmed. Some Of the New 70
opposed and will hardly pass .hrou
Tomorrow being the" eighth"
usual respectful notice, by large I
tho President will also have lar,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

EnILs La SEng, democrat, has been elected 10
gil the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Mr. SlidslI, in the Congress Of the U. s., from tho
New Orleans district Of Louisiana. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

Carr. Armstrong passed through our city, on
Sunday last, on his way to Mississippi, to suPer'
intend the removal Of tho Choc.aws. TO their nav
homes west.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

0rws had considerable rain. 90 "Wednesday
night and Thursday morning last, and We hope
,hss !, may haze sons effect upon navigation, ~
shs river has eommsncsd rising slowly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

@Wc nosics 10 tho list Of appropriations sub
mit,od to Congress, for the improvement Of Har'
bors, rivers. &C., Arkansas river Is no! men'ion'
cd. We hope this no fault Of our delegation
they should at oil events go 10 It.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31


Steamboat dccident.-The steamer Wind,or.
which left this port Monday morning. for New
Orleans, having on board about Two hundred nnd
hity tons Of freight, was sunk between three and
four o'clock the same afternoon, q, tho head Of
Rattle Snake Island, some twen,y.three miles
below this city. Though drawing ony four and
half feet water, she struck some invisible obs,a.
Gle in two falhom waier, which knocked hole
IN her bottom, forward of her boilers, and she
filled and sunk in two minutes after. in ,ix or
seven feet water. Tho water was over her main
deck amdshps, but tho two hn,ches were above
Il. The cargo consisted principally of Pork, Beef,
Lard Bacon, and small quantity of Flour. &c,
There were also on deck, number of cattle. mar,
of which were cast overheard and swan 10 the
island. TWAS the opinion of Capt. Boyce, from
whom we have tho above particulars, tbn, with
the aid OF one two steamboats,, the ca roo cnn
all be got out, and possibly the boat raised. al.
though considered very doubtful. The steamer
Huntsville was chartered, and started down 10 he,
assistance last evening. Tho Swiftsure No. q
stopped along side Of The Windsor, after the acci.
dent, and took off her passengers. The Windso,
was insured in Louisville for $1,000 and n.
irelshs is said to be oil insured in this ci,y.-M
Rep. ''''-Auo' ""
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

Z Is stated in the Detroit Daily Advertiser Tim,
cn'ia was recently born in that vicinity, and Z
now ,'vlng' which is entirely without arms. !, !,
mas shoulder blades, and at the place where ~. !
shoulder JOINT should be there is smnlI 'ae
or scar about shs bigness Of small pea, II. III.
'eg descends to the knee, to which the foo, 'sn'
CO. ana moves freely Its left leg is perfsc, :, ~
1901 which |. clubbed n very sinRular =. - ~
me 100! projecting outward and upwn ID nrJ sn
!oe' neing pointed toward ihe, head. Thas "a sno
'"' 'our toes each on the fect.-Beasa pas' a'e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

The weather for the past weok has been a'
warm and pleasant @ sprmg. ., ID ....I.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

eTwhy do not tho ~hg papers that make SC
great IN uProat ahuut The scquttal Of McNul.y,
say somsthpg about the ploi,s of Judge Garland'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

The U. 8. ship 81. Mary's arrived at Pensnco.
Ia on the Sd inst. from Vera Cruz. The Pensa'
cola Ga:eie states that she brings intelligence tc
the effect that our Minister, Mr.. SIidelI, on bis
arrival at Mexico, was refused reception in di.
plomatic capacity. The Gaseiie does not .vouch
s. -.h-------s---- ~f shis T1Purr we nuve SuUi'
intelligence, however. as enables US to state that
up to the 18th Of December, Mr.. SlidelI, had not
been received. and tha. there was some difficulty
in tho way. II was subsequently, reported that
the Mexican Government had yielded, and oil OBJ.
struclons TO negotiation been removed. We have
no authentic information. however, that tho lat,or
statements true. II Mr.. SIidell has been treated
with the least discourtesy. in bis character of Min
is'er. the insult would be very gross. Our Gov.
ernment will no doubt proceed at once, if that be
the case, 10 such reclamations as will bring the
Mexcans to knowledge Of the fact that il is
and forbearance, and no. pusillani.
ty, they have been triAing with.--N. o. Bul.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

:, Among those who testified in favor Of Mr.. Nc.
NuIty, ION hI. late trial at Washington. wars
'uage B,rchard, Gov. Vance, Senators Corwin and
Allen, David Tod, and other persons Of note nd '
opposite politics.--Bos,on Posi. '' ""'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

erOur ,Aauas to tho Hon. c. Ashley for
copy of Etement's expedition. - ~,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

yErrEnooN 4,fVp rfto 0rInnGES.
The last Bnnncr. the "orgah "of the Demo
cratic party Of Arkansas; "ihe sentinel on thu
wasch-towsr. :" contains communication over
tho signature Of jefferson, accompanied BY sever.
al certificates of the faithful, which 60 to prove
tho charge Of bargain and intrigue in The matter
Of the late Senatorial election, and the sagacious
author ssems 10 write with tho confident hope OF
having achieved something very great, in thus
srraying &c parie evidence 10 condemn Col. Ash.
10y. little dreaming tha, his writings are we'll
weighed and we'll estimated BY the intelligent pot.
ton Of the democracy Of this State.
Tho writer labors as faithfully id opposition to
Col. Ashley aor, as no did against Gov. Yell 10
ls4S; when, it is vol known, he abused him in
the roundest terms; spoke Of him as troitor to
his frieuds; breaker Of promises; aud il We mis-
take not, spoke ofa promise Gov. Yell made to
him. no, TO be in his way if he wished to RUIZ for
Congress in 1874, when i, ,is we'll known the little
gentleman mauouysssd hard for the nomination.
and finding Archy Ais way, abused him as much
sshs does Col. Ashley now. The learned writer
finding tbs: ss could not be elected to Congress-,
and being determined to give the people Of Arkan.
sas the benefit Of bis profound knowledge. his ia.
lent and great legal attachments, consented to ,ake
bis present scat upon the Supreme bench.
The writer seems not 70 have noticed the re.
cont demonstrations in favor Of Col. Ashley, for
We think IL he had Tint he would have tuned his
whistle to tho popuIar air, and played a. morriy
"a the merriest o. IL he has noticed thsm, and
thinks that the puuy efforts Of himself and tho rest
efthe political hucksters who hold Office and are
fed from the public crib, thu, have assaiied Col.
Ashley with % much bitterness, can do any good.
why hs 10 not endowed With halfthe sense that he
ssuslly sessescdis fot. :.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31
R. w. JOHNSON.

A detachment Of the I'd Dungeons left this place
Yesterday morning, under the command Of Lieu
tenant SrxsLE, accompanied by Lieutenant GRAY,
Of the Corpus Christi Rangers, for the purpose o.
affording protection to party Of Traders' which
left this place day OF two since. we under
stand requlstion had been made to GenI: lAY'
LoR for tho detachment, to protect the Traders
against body of Commissioners which we're " ~
ing in wal, for them about Is leagues from this
place. Lieut.. Steele had orders to bring in the
Commissioners, as prisoners. if they in any way
moles.ed the Traders.-Corpus Christi Gazette.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-01-31

The following is from the Dublin correspond.
snce Of the N. Y. Tribune Of the date ofthe LIST
Dec. last: ..F FuE SIP
SmiM O'Brien and Orsgon.--This great lead.
or Of the Irish people, second only in influence to
O'Connell, mnde, at the last meeting Of the Asso.
citation, one Of the most noble displays Of manly
ecquence ever uttered in Cancellation Hall. Al.
ter treating on variety Of topics conversant with
the business Of tho day, he adverted 10 the pres.
ert belligeran, attitude Of Great Britain towards
America, and openly declared that lrishmen had
sanctioned and sustained England in her unjust
wars, and that such would not be the case nny
longer; then, quoting the Edinburg, Review to show
that the claim Of England was no better than .ha!
ofthe United States, he declared in the name Of
The Irish people, that it England should obstinate.
ly persist in wanion waste Of blood and treasure
for tho barren shores Of Oregon. the Irish peo
pie should no. be any party to the injustice. This
is most remarkable speech, coming from gen
lleman of Smith O'Brien's we'll known frmness
influence and great property. This has produced
great sensation. Should Ireland be able to pre-
serve an inaexible neutrality, England cannot
will not 60 10 war for one year. or this 20,
mny bo assured; for without the Irish heart ant
arm, the lion Of England will not stir from BIZ
lair.