Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

TO "gratliy MS revenge, Oechuse Mr. W00ll
would no, bow to his shrine! leav. "Ty
TO answer"
Correspondence Of the Arkansas In,eIlns
WASHINGTON CITY, March O
The gentle influences Of peace ae 10,
work-,he great question, tha. has lhrea.esa
with war, will most probably be settled Sia4
resort to arms. Webster, yesterday. mad |,
ella ration in the Scnnic-thIal tho masses, lsi
/ pie of both countries, desire II compromls q
tv nine; and have little doubt Of the corral
OF the declaration; for, many days past, III. !
ability Of n war has evidently become mos
moro remote. Webster is of course not autf
with the party in power, but he is presumed 1
authority with the Wings, and, from bis ID
intimacy with Calhoun, more weight may Be 4
Ills declarations. venture to say that our I
viii not bc disturbed by this controversy.
very worthy Senator. Sewer. than whom n
is more respected, is also understood as ds|
to avoid war. BY every honorable means. 4
Cass is speaking to-day in the Senate.
Mr.. DromgooIe's sub.treasury is before
Of r., in committee of the whoIc-ii vii 1
probably pass the House. very much 4
the policy of this measure, but then yG
make some allowance for my PredeIlc'lOOs
The proposed national fair Of American 4
to bo held in this city, creates some talk. !
exhibitions, by stimulating enterprise and Iui
arc productive of much good. This one ol
hoped, will have some ellec. on the ami
movements. and stay them If possible.
/ A clerk in the Pos, Office Department,
signed. Such an unprecedented occurrence
create an excitement. The name Of the q
/ Dexter. lie was under Washington, 9th 40
ana became dissatisfied, because other clerI
promoted over him.
A Mr.. Tucker of Virginia, laboriOg "a
ma"ia poiu. walked into n boarding %s
Sunday morning, and wounded several
with knife. lie was soon arrested ah
care of by the authorities.
The splendid packet Henry Clay, WIS
Squam beach, N. j., during tho late storm
cost last year, when new, 500, 600, and ~
in New York city.
Generals Rusk and Houston, [. s.
arc both in this city, and have aPpcarea
places IN the Senate. Gen. Rusk drew :!
longest term, whilo Gen. Houslon's tern
pirc next fourth Of March.
Some hard things are SAID against Sec.
IN a pamphlet, sold through the streets bys
If | did not think il would make your
water. would mention that tie PotoIn
are delicious this season. ARkhN
To the Editors Of the Arkansas lntslh!a'
Msssrs. Ediiors:-You nre aware te'ss
nual meeting OF tho Trustees Of Far "e
nry occurred on the 10th Of the cuffeM
In connection with that meeting. and
Of the said Trustees, there was an e1sTaT n
the school-under the tuition Of Mr.. H. !"
lin. A large ard respectable assembly
vencd on tho occasion; all Of whoa ~
themss!ses decnly interested and hgny
with the performances OF the young Y
belonging 10 the school. took notes
emI performances iiniandse 10 write !, I..% I'aa
inse riion in ycuf paper; butte iee .s
concluded ,thnt a ccndensec, ,$'siTy,"s
sui, thpspace you may be " "y ~"
The public exhibition occupied two ~! W.
consisted Of thirty three exercises. 'S
were examined in LATIN. The authors, - n
they read, were "tlistorin Sacra. ar
"Cesar's Commentaries" and "'ns"u
young men read with easo and accufa'p
very infinitely examined in pors'ns' .,;s
sustained the ordeal most honofao'y,, ..,.a
thoroughncss and accuracy 10 !ho e,' orn
idoms Of the language, which ! na,I / Id
surpassed at any examination wno''
present. .hs ca
Two classes were examined 'n m 49,
guage. Ono OF these had jus. co'', .seud
study. but manifested PIeas'ng. ., slesI
knowledge Of the rudimenss Of ,"a ''ors,
guoge. The other class had reu1 .~ca NJ
iaineska criucu! examination 10 UT. y. ,ssss1
This class will soon be master o. wv md
which tho immortal Homer sphs'
themes Numbered.