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certain monsys taken u ousteaa houses cesapxtAr
don for duties on imports.
The srrAxER said II there was no motion to commit,
the question would now be ON its passage but at the
Mr. r. ISsERsoLL,h was for the present. laid aside.
On motion Of Mr. YA.os,, the House resolved itself
and resumed the confederation Of the
RIVER HARBoR
hour allotted in debate in constitutional argument In
favor ofths bill the principles OF which he said had
received the sanction Of every Executive since the COM
mencement OF the government, from General Washing
Mr. Collin succeeded, and made speech in favor Of
free trade
Mr. ROCKWELL. Of Connecticut, demonstrated that our
domestic commerce was far larger than our foreign
greater than her exports and the internal industry
OF France was eight times AZ much her exports |;
showing generally that whom men undertake to legls-
tic, they egislae for that branch which Of minor
Importance Any distinction between salt water and
the least absurd The only question should be- the
works national in their character and have We the
preparation for the NORTH East, South, West Tit it
wa. necessary and proper, i should have his vote
commerce were inseparable that the clause Of the
csnstitution giving Congress power to regulate COM
msrSs between this and TTsgn nations ana s%ong a the
They were much joined together ~ man and wife
and we were bound to exercise the power in order to
out the great design Of the Constitutional promote
the general prosperity and happiness.
Mr. WINTHROP arose. and said there not much
couragement at this moment TO make speech for the
on the door and the seats In the galleries
almost empty they had wornout subject, the report
had their pens behind their ears and, therefore,
there held out no temptation to him. However he
spoke in favor Of internal Improvement a. contributing
to the common defence in time Of war; and TO the public
prosperity in peace, by increasing the facilities OF trade
and entered into able argument to show the papable
design Of the Constitution quoting the acts Of the first
ions Of Lowndes, Calhoun and Chevss, favor Of the
system.
Mr. THOMPSON, OF Pennsylvania obtained the floor.
[Cries OF Adjourn" adjourn" He said he would
yield the floor for that purpose.
And the motion was made and carried that the COM
nlittee rise.
The SPEAKER having resumed the chair, II was re-
solved that when the House adjourn, adjourn to meet
tomorrow, at eleven clock.
And the House, at three o'clock, adjourned
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets TO SAIL.
Cleared.

Cleared.
a N@ Walsh
big augusta, SHERWOOD sevsnnah sarsss Chairman Co
Sen Ssys'Io: Fuller. boston Fo.,s. s Nieksrson,
Arrived.
Packet ship francois Whedon. from Havre Feb 9th, with
% S SD * ,a: Nip s.
,b fs r. e 1 ssS Ia Ion e
sn s% the .u
Again s q March !. z. i s.i with
e the 81 and was ATT. two day. i sens clear March
rasoa gales we ~
%
%a % and
Has had heavy gales during February, .
fs h.s
days north Of Hatras with light north winds 4stesse pas
Ship Anson Barkman days from Charleston, with
Bremen bark Argonaut Hedsrch from Bremen Nov i2 and
Jan 70 ma. en- S1 nothing a bat head
where he trade w,gs' ought to prevail During Ssy be-
swell Iunnns from WV esasasd for
1 s.%sn b4s Ne is Marc" Ion '" -"
s:,E S%o: i.aep MsN.s. from MARIE PR Es. ss e.
Boston; :ehI WIsa Portland Tie bI. N.polsCa, jor
Boston ID instant a. shifted cargo the late
Nancy " Stevens. Stevens Is day. from New Orleans
B.lf xnil. sorsl.nd Ksi.s 10 day. from c.rden..
sh % Ye %
want; for So',On; ~ ss DO On from o,,.,n,
with poE s 18Th 0. ss % spoI.
Danish CoamSu: bound lost fore
Sso % Va Sa' csps
Bsr men DAYS with
hhds moassss, to AIrow.mith 4 Wheeler:
% gs5 AdsiF Peel Burt from Ase''0' r. with sugar
ID S s y az , :n
and received other damage,
xss. SD m so@psny With
Ams A.m for New Yoyt and brss Lsv.n, and Mar Mar
nS ssess March LAT . g. G..siis, from orssa'
Brig Marian Gage. Read ls days from Honduras. to sl.n
TO n s:., Ms s.ssy g. s S r. r:s
e 0G Mile. ss
was III the hsIbor bound in Bark PnisI. Camminss
Brig Hamlet Rsbin,on 20 day. from New Orleans. with
-four Feb e. lat % 49, Ion 81. picked up bale Of
sshl AGg. Holt e day. from $, Mays, with laIbs, to
GENT for JAM sehrs Nsvus Kean.y for 81 Jss0
Cuba; Louisa Johnson, for Portland, -. on,
sen5 % Sys iY I
SsE sa n
ton Vessel. AZ III. Bar ready fog sea Is quite on AN
bar sS ne are S
tons, down on The wssr 10Th ., s SI ss
cotton, appeared short the water
Schr Lorng 20 days from Ponce Pr with molaases
to u Thurston. :.
Schr Geo Warren Small days from Havana, with molas
SEES to order Feb & Is 10, Ion 70 80 spoke Thomas
Edward from New Orleans for PhiAdelphia lat ii ~ Ion
"a, bark Adeline, OF Boston. Tor York
Schr susan Taylor Bryant, days from Geogstown ~
% Badger Peek Ma,sh sh lat 50 90 lon % 70 s n WIN
@ S Si- man M Sadly Sa
and water stove Had been without wats days. sup
Piled her with water, &c. - -,
Little Mary, Lord, days from swansboro NC, with
nav Il Depeysler Whitmash
Schr lexington Irons Georgetown. with lumber 10 Badger
X Peck
Schr Alfred, Rogers, PHILADELPHIA, mdss.
Schr Alexander, Bills, Philadelphia, coal.
Sehr BALTIMORE, jaws, PhiisdelphiA, coal.
echr julia Martha, PseKhsIn, New Haven.
Below,
Schr Wilmington. from West Indies, with molassea
Brig Caroline Cha X, Belfast, with lumber, was spoken pv
the pilot boat Blossom, and refused to take pilot
2brss. Wind 6Sr., blowing gale
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10 See Bo,tou Phsdelphis, and Salem ports.
FoR BaAsThe brig Fashion will sail from Wilmington,
Del on the a5,h inst for The Of Brazil Letters sent to
that post once, prepaid. will be forwarded.
ScHR PEaAeuiD, previously reported abandoned on her
Boson fallen in with by Captain
Edmonds Of bark Beaver from Apaachicoa, and taken
into Provdsuee Her which principally molasses,
insured In Boston fer between and $500
vxssEL Fiar-csp Edmonds, Of the bark Beaver, At
lon - 30 made light the NNE found 70 be vessel on
6 and bernt down nearly TO the bends set light and made
several tzcks her until when stood Close
her nothing within Of view from ssft,
except the burning wreck and her bowprt and jbboou,
The wreck appeared to be low deck herm brig. with
green bottom, whu water line bootop end bsnds psok ls
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CAUTION
AMEa 8. MAsONS SPANISH BLACKING LABEL

ID COUNTERFEITED-S Shipper, Merchants, and the
pubic generally secnstomsd 70 PURCHASE MAsONS
fully requested examine u; 81 B!ackns Boxes
his Spanish Blaekg Labels have been copied
rcula the name and location cnly excepted hy concern "
posing their confidence in favor of Masons Backing the
style and form Of the engrrnE and lettering The and
Masons Challenge Backing labesd in Spanish Ton
any American market. -.
70 PREVENT FRAUD for the future, Jas 8: Mason win
place bis signature the labels OF boz Of Backing
Renee the extent and variety Of his ne.
chinery and other facilities afford him advsnfag
over any other Blsckpg the United SEATED
Orders for bLACKING and WHITING INK, Of the bsst
t'-A''' 1' ''o-s%' JAMES 81 MASON,
mi 7w eodsrc Is7 North Third strsse
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IA lssesal ~ 0laIA t6Iisssl. b, isslAtsi sytsA
/: n #: IA 4 A 4 z: |: &! !: HssS
s::s: a. s S. Es 6:
MI S.rf Mara Bsis. New orssa:'y zes MLslI.. .,
h %s ii
1 fs. ~ l ss: ss Az ai;zg
NJ sgs:i rs: d.s;; s D; &s
ss tfsss :'s s.
sss;
ssf;i ' ~. ed ssssss: E:r Yen i:st
Low :hp H S
es Dfis fs si9s: t
ss,,.i
o~s and Fancy New aS pii sS coo%
So Bsrwsl Lvs!poOi has bad hssSy westSsls
Has
.sn N:r M ~ Ion and rom oaa g.. 6s i.
head e lssss. circle R::s. e.
"A. s.s S::
i :1ss e ss CIV is
X:
ODE bark Hcwandi brgs September Cordea, Ceres Meta
aS No A''" won't . sea from '''" on Wednesday
De H.nsoa f' Gs.. ss
ii A 81 S.a 4,
New York .ehr :.Ss. I'm M:sna zee Cd sS .sp:
wSss:nss s &hi 9S
ass. : sspss. s,:ss
ah EeSt brig As 'S
= wnss S y .Rs
ssss &
S s. Ss &C. sS .'
s,Sis: as:sS,sss t cs:
Sim ! Hses s.s bhss.f %,;..
Trinidad as4d. o. ' he q md 81 is:s IA
hfssI :y :
Ss Cotton + M FL. on u. r. Ion 20 u
,,sd from Trinidad with her entire deck load Of stock for 81
New oslsss; Mach s1Am sa5t Dana. Smith New York
81 ~
os
ea D EMILY
Ens.. Boss; New York; Auburn Darisy b'IEs Acadia.
DisasI a.
0f sssS H.ss Hope GRAY Rio ISM.
o; Morris, Onserbrids:, New oHe:u:; Mary jane, Fit
Ns osa:
1n Ts
dS aws'eOs vans. DE-; ori.ua So
%s
schrs Onion, Henderson, Williamsburg; Tsxes. Wess New
York; Herald Reynods dol PAMELA. Cole. Washinstca.
Providence March IL Arr bark Tiberius Crowen Apa-
achcos; bark Beaver Edmopds. do; brig Aysno Ha
Sp 2ith Iis 81 Great Esx Harber took Es hon
ENE Me- laid TO % hours, and drited into Gulf 6usa
threw about COAL Lost boat gasy
bawaiks. h, and bipnace schS Lewis New
pert iM.sl Native MKsase Do; George coSsish, do,
Louisa, Wilcox Tyeron Ann Cory do; Fame. Pear 4rs
toll; WIN Allen. Usher BRISTOL Fashion, Cooper, Wick
ford FIdi9sd DRse sG5Sd.n Fail Rive: Sd sh2 Han
New Gen Lafayette Chase Boston; sloop Charles
PosrIxsD March ls-A Susan Jsne Stan WOOD Ma.snsss
sshrs White osh small. Bsth; ss.n frsbls 0sorsstowa.
RicHMoSD March liar schrs q Engs, Sweat Thomas
Rowena, Young Boston; John Sinmons, Taylor. do
Peter Ritter DrickscI New York; Gen Scott Doughty do
March 9-Arr Fr brig Vile de Trepor Eudsl.s
Point ree Quad; schr Perry Wooster Gasdsloaps VIA
sALEM Mach laArs ship 81 Paul. Allen Manila. March
white sides aud red bottom; to have been ~ the
0rande March 50 NJ 7s w, passed close along
Sid BRIG Russell West Coast Of ASnea ssh NsunLssg BIO
WAsaxs, |. March l2-Ar brig wm .Hesry, Cole, Nh
On the lst End and Sd ins ssvre Gal
8 "a iitS i.s OF Moaaus pd .cSr Forest I'm kichsad
wAsHIoTos, NC, March = Arr schrs Emma Julia. How.
%s: SS S:.
cs Smith, New York; Beons stoningsoa; James Otis. Boz
ton
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.sy q a. ksssy ssiss which rendered II Asuis to
brig Il u nssEsi sStsss wsss sFrysns Freely. and
prices were declining. Ths crop ia said 70 large
and brought high pricss-ssy So per- quntal for flair
quality. dDA1 Isa sa0 ekSfssss
TnIsIpAD, February l0th.-0ur market has besn very
For the last few days -four has been sold at
81 so corn meal, $4f rice So pilot bread Ssi corn
A. per bag prime pork, Sl4 moss SIT butter, loci
lard lie; cheese i24c; tobacco, $l2 to H. Exchange
on London 60 days, SAFE to fl0J sterling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
PhiIadeIphia Cattle Market.

Offerings consist oil ias0 head principally Of Psnnsyl
wanna bssf cattle including $50 taken York 200
cows and calves. $40 swine and 1850 sheep.
Prices Beevcs dull, but the market mostly clear
cd 1t IS %, the 100 lbs few extras brought 10 90
more.
Cows and calves sell at si2 $40.
swins--Ths bulk OF the sales we're at $6l Sb3 the
100 To- sheep quote at - S. each in quality.
Hsy-Ths price OF good Timothy ranges at 100 1900
the cwI and straw ct 4a ?s the 100 bundlssths de-
mand about equals the supply.
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Sales or stoclks ne boston.

Brokers' BOARD, March l2.-6 shares Western Rail-
road 96s 100 Reading Railroad seller TO- s6ij 20 do
SOL 100 Long Island Railroad seller 10 ds 45f IS do
45t 4a5 East Boston Co. in lots, lot.
sEcoSD BoAap-6 shs Western Railroad, 96l Charles
town Branch Railroad i5i IS Long Island Railroad
in lots 4ot IS East Boston Company bol0ds, l6t SO
do l6t
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Foreign lmportations .

HosDusAs-Bng Marion G,ge-sio,e 900 specie a Logs
50 bales arssps2 boxes old copper $500 specie 3ogs
hogsny specie Edwin Conn., specie
SO bales sasaparilla John Loubsse1l sarsapaa
So hid. Dbl old box turtle shell COCO nuts Fer
nsndo Wood.
CARDESAs-Brg Olivssl hhds tics 10 bbls molasses
Champion Spencer, New Haven.
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s. RASsErT FRENCH.

COUNSELLOR AT LAW, attends all The ceurss hald Il
~ the city Of Richmond and Of Virginia.
once Manchester, vrgnisRefers To- His Exeesney, Jan
Wiley, Lieut. Governor Virginia; Hou John Maso1, AL
tomsy General U; s.; Hen. Sidney Bsrts AGENCY e "a
Scott Speaker ofths ssa,,s Of HSa z; 1roSs 90
Hopkins, M c. Va; Edward H. Hudssn iss brosdway' ~
NRM, Hud.su viii taxa charge Of any papers int -
for MI French ana forward sane 70 him safely.
o3rsvlv
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
BREMEr-Bark Argonaut-G + Systematically In the
steerage.
HAvANA-Brig Weling sey-Albert Matthew.
HAvANA-Schr Geo Warren-J II Smith,
ARscIBo, PR-Brig Adelade-Nr Hall, Mr. Kelpepper.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Sutton-Mr Hayward, Mr. Quinn. Mr.
Mitchell, MIR Carey. Mrs Herman.
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G . M M Il II Q L AL.

New York, Friday, March ID.
CoTroN.-A fair demand has existed to-day for this
article and the sales which amount to 900 bales,
entirely to spinners The market IL very firm at
outside quotations.
LrvxlPooL CLAssIyIciYIoH.
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Domestic lmpOrtatlOnG.
New ORLEANs-BMk Nancy w Stevens-ss bxs cheese so
bss half do lard Work Dnke54s bbs lard Bows Ca.
reyIl bales Jonathan Thompson Jr23 hhd tobac
John Stewart-535 hdes-C Roberts, bbls lard Good
LueG ca
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TEAa-imported in the ship Houqua- Terms-notes at
six months.
Hyson-76 half chests esi cents per h. 50 Glib boxes
ST. Of.
Young Hyson-3o half chests IL % do. g. 60 do osI,
$40 do g. Is do ST. IL do 5 l24 do 63 20 do sat- 90 do
45 do as so do 44& 773 do a. 10 do 43t 81 do a. l06
% do a. 81 do All $50 do IS do ss} do &c.
30 do do 36A As do 3i 342 do S. 80 do 2 2O3 do
2e5 cases each I1lb bxs 81 OIL do ST. do 90 cts
Twankay-2o half chests 3ot, lit do Withdrawn.
Hyson Skin-ll0 chests 37f, l67 do n.
Gunpowder-l2 hf. chests 30, IL do 81, do 70.
Imperal-l0 halches 76t, do &C. do 90, Is do 673,
las do Withdrawn.
Oolongl0 half chests 81 2s Is do sal OTIS; 20 do AT;
so do A; l47 do 20; So bxs ST OF; 1855 do IS cts.
Souchong-20 chests IL; 202 dc Withdrawn.
Ningy ong-204 half chests 50.
Poucnoug20 half chests ~; 20 do 49, a. do 25t 1888
do rs; 100 do withdrawn.
Goku Ooolong-l0o l4ilb bxs 42t rs do Al aS do se,
IS do 49, 20 do 3 so do 2ss do and 400 ISL boxes
as.
Cassia-27oO mats cassa at II cts per Id.
RHAL EsrArE AT AucrioN--Three story brick house
and Is years lease of lot lle Forsyth st. $50 two so
nv brick house and lot goth st. 4th avenue, -
by 81 f. $50 two lots 45h st. near4th avenue, 10
by = f. $500 each, $500 lot 46th street. near
4h avenue size, $365; irregular lot Bloom
ingdale road, 4lst ST. 81 IT, inches 'front.' $3.50;
lot Bloomingdale road, adjoining 20 by 74t $3.50
one do ~ by 70 side and TAT the other $3.50
lot Bloomingdae road s7th st. IS 'front.' 24a
I3a r. ons side and 1857 the other S725 two story frame
house and lot 81 Centre st III by about ~ IT, $50
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Family Provision market,

Our remarks relative to the markets. must be limted
in few weeks hope to add much to our present list
of prices &c. We notice q decline good butter I;
st many Of our FIRST grocsrs keep up high prices.
Eggs from Jersey South and the East, come in very
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PoHro Rico. Feb. as.-Amercan produce was dull
and brought low prices Molassss scarce there
were about 1900 gallons s in the market THIS ives
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MARITIME HERALD

Movements OF the steam ships.
go. Leaus Due in Leave
Steamers. Captains. Liverpool. .aaerica. .ameTrca
Massachusetts, Wood. ....... Uncertain
Hibernia, Ryrie. Mar A.. Mar. a. April
Caledonia, Lott. April i. April e.. May
q. Western, Matthews. April H.. April Is May
Cambria Judkns. April 10. May g.. May 16
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CHEAPEST AND q FEST yS1v INSTRUCTION IA
ACADEMY. 10 g,esSscsy C{H,e:'te job" street.


srn~,or ana Elegant Commercial System Of WRITING,
vTJILL confisse to Be daring hrs stay New Yogk
w ia Ladies' and 0entlemen Of AGE, Day o. Evs
ming, in Twelve Less"ns, for the smell charge Of
OvLv FIVE DOLLARS.
Ma BRprow Finishing Writing Master promises and
ALL old or young, TO impsr BEAurSui SnEl
rrpgprTocs and style VI Penmanshp, na
how SAD, uLEcIsLE or GRANTED may BE the writinE. -
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS % ONLY
s,sBoox .KEEYIro and Short HAND taught thoroughly.
NB.-Prvas lessons given. Families and Schools sfse1
,s.rw;eb s9,ress * pssi P.ssh tS.rhsrd ned An
ss:s 10y prices for cast cay viz EGG and Broken q ~ =
on having their Coal delivered at these price, -
jy1 1meod-r PETER CLINTOl
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
Philadelphia havsjust received, BY nriy.s q the
and New York hll aseortmsnt Of Lookng 0isss rIsn
Shy 7, 80 BY - All sixss polished plate window eiae
by izto Shy "a. Also, Toilet slsssss, Plated ~
f,pes, 6l1h Boxes, Cigr Csss,s Mcsey rdsss,
which thsy c6sr q The lowest nsrkssprisss,
jail ansod Gbs
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a.s;ns oss.a MsBde Liverpool load
s,s To-; tivsspooi lcadinS Lous Tsy for Boston
sS-i ss,ss from from Si ysri
S. w" Josssos Liy:,poel DO Iass kksy for,
;s;.x: Jsne Williams Parker from ksy Wet do Eiizm
Talbot non York. dol enes Nay wl,, hossI, rcsA
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oh NePFeeentattveUs
WAsHISGToS, March Is, 1915.
The House met at eleven clock this morning.
Prayer by the Chaplain and reading Of journal by
the Clerk.
CONSULAR sYsrEM
Mr.. W. w. CAMrsELL submitted resolution, which
and report TO this House. what II
ought 10 be made in the consular system OF the United
States, and that they report by bill or otherwise
RkvoLurIoSAsv SOLDIERS
On motion OF Mr.. w. g. bRowN, IL was resolved that
tho Comniifes ON Revolutionary Pensions inquire into
digent soldiers and pensioners oil revolution.
Boa
On motion OF MIR. AsHnus, II was resolved that the
Committee on the Judiciary inquire and report what
measures are necessary 10 be adopted to facilitate
settlement vi claims.
GsATuIroUs TARMs
MI JOHNSON, OF Tennessee, asked leave to introduce
OIL authorizing every poor man, and mead family to
Possess one hunlrod and sixly land without
money aud wilnout plics."
But objection made and the desirn of
.he honoisoe gentle nan, Tor the present. defeated.
:. MsxicAN irpKMSITY.
nir. " D. SMITH, IRON the COMMITTEE on FOREIGN Al.
isis roporeda Dn making appropriations tor pay
prosded Tor oy the Convention oil 3Jn Of January
1885, between Mexico and United Staes and II was
resa twice and referred TO the Committee of the Whole
ON the Stale oil the Union.
rosrs KNrRy
Mr. CRoziER gave notice that on tom orrow ar ANNA
suoseqaent day, ne Will ask leave to introduce bill TO
declare Knoxville and Chattanooga IN the stats of ran
nesssc, ports Of entry
N9N GOLD poLLAR-pxrxp.
MT HuroeRFosp, from the COMMITTEE Of Ways and
Means, reported that they mad had subject under
consideration and from principay dsrlv
from communications from the Director Mintthsy
have to the conclusion that inexpsdisnt to au
tA0riss the COMA - Of one dollar gold pieces
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27

patriotism, Gov. Yell has Quit Il,
MERE ELECTIONEERING pr.'
Our State is no longer represen,sd !.
Of Representatives, for he who ,Ao,.'I
post there, wbsrs he was sen, b,n.
Arkansas before his term Of G..
expired. hn, now deserted .ha, s,,.;. b
ready tramping through the Sou,S.n
State electioneering. He says he ~
to take command Of the voluniees. AL
he only must have all the offices IN Il. D
people Of Arkansas--no sooner s..|
than he resigns !, for ano,her-or o,,,
Gov. Yell is a perfect commorap,-,. !
all offices-his ambition is inorjip,,.
degree. Will the people swallow Ii. !
Yenl Will they allow him thu, h }
them! to Sc. aside the duties Of one a.
own mere caprice, regardless Of The u
Of his constituents, the interest, Of b. !
refusal of the House Of Repre,enla,i,sl
his absence. TO electioneer for spch..|
they tolerate such inexcusable conduc
when there is an immense mass Of bu,,.l
Congress and that daily accumuI,d,,,
they forgive their Representative for lh,
our interests in the House to be :..,5l
aliens. or neglected wholly!
BUT THIS CONDUCT OF GOV. Y,
OF A PEICE WITH HIS ACTS nd
FORE. A MAN WHO COULD TR,
LIKE GIVE HIS PARTY INTO An
MY'S HANDS. CAN READILY b
ANY STATION TO WHICH THE A
MAY CALL OR HAVE CALLEI
We should bs no whit surprissd, should q
be elected Colonel Of the Volunteers, NJ
desert ,ha, post, for, though be is bn,
his Inconsistency is only equalied BY Bis
destroying ambition.
|, has been proposed to US that The d
this place hold a meeting. 10 menoraI
Drew, asking of him ,ha. Gov. Yell etis
so ,ha, successor be sen, in his stead, q
return TO his pos, which he has dsars'
critical time.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27

The following important in!eIligsncs
communicated to US BY our esteemed n
correspondent:
PENSACOLA, June 5,
Messrs. Edifors-Yeserday afternoaI
much surprised by the arrival of the slean
sssippi. 6se days from Vera Cruz. She
Saturday. 3O,h ult.. having on board d.
Wood, u. S. n. bearer Of despatches d
Pacific squadron also Mr.. Parrot, Al
Consul at Ma za,Ian. and Mr. Diamond, 4
sui at Vera Cruz. The dispatches are /.
of great importance. !, is said that the ,
Of our squadron il relation to the Eng
have increased theirs very considerable
wba, precarious. Ii is rumored tha! u
the English hear Of the declaration ofsa
Mexico, i, will he the signal for them to
session Of the whole coast, and that It NJ
,en,ion to do so. II they do attempt "
for hard knocks. Although Com. sloai'
ron is diminished by the return OF oan
home, he will, no doubt, when joined
Stockton, give a good account Of h,mssd,
MOL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-27
TcoRREspoyDENcE or THE .'pAiif H.il
Po,xr I.,EEI, june i,

CORRESPONDENCE or THE +DiiLf fssi
Po,xr Is,sEL, June
Dear Delta-Being. as we call La
for a few hours. having come throas'
from Mn,amoros last night. was fortn'1
the Galveston on the eve Of her depahas
business | wa. sen, m from Hehdqnar''n
vented me writing until the last modE
sequently, have TO be brief. lmr,sp
newspaper establishment in New oa
presented hereby papers to the Ia1
Tropic and Delta. Full files of an
received to tba, daie-,he TroPIc to .h
the Delta, after which every enquiry
canno, be found later :han tho 2'ih u'i.
mos, unfortunate, and should be ren''asI
canno, understand this, rs we fofsa'T
by every opportunity 300 moun'so
rived last night.
The delegation from the Leg'satufe
lana arrived on the Galveston, and .R
men will accompany me to Gen. ia,n
this afternoons long prairie-r'de Of |" n
miles. The news OF the breyet'fsn
Geperal being conferred On Gen. is! s.s|
with universal satisfaction from Inc VN
whole Army. c., III
it is rumored here that Gems. ocoa
are ordered TO Mexico this in'ell'ssD'
meet with the same favor. -, 4
On Thursday, the Ricardo Kans.
on scout, ufter some armed MeH'esaa ;.;,a,
prowling about in the ,,. ~,
Andrew jackson emp. They ls' h.
finding them, bu, on their march 'n0' ~,
through informa.ion furnished oy ~
10, Of arms, swords. pistols, ete,. I'm 2
Ranchero's house, about five miles D,, ~ q
These, as well as the Possessor ~ 4
BY them, and brought into camp. .s,h :
Of the booty will Be distributed afno Ss,;sr "A
Ric. is perfectly a, home, and Os s.Os
camp never wen, on volunteering eT
Yesterday afternoon, Lt.-Col. W.. M Dsss|
Of the lst Infantry. CaP Tsr'
bile Volunteers, and Capt. Prce ff53I
gers, accompanied BY CaPts. oeuen no lba
un.cers aids TO Gen. Smith. 'ook f,on
march for Reinoso. about 60 miles eoa e,sf
ras. Gen. Canales. with his lscV Rssc'
fallen back, and is cntrencnea - b.ss
brush may therefore be looked s;Is,a. y,
md the command Of k.-Col. VI ~ .l,Oss
Some of the companies in Col. Ms '.'~,.is||
ngion Regiment having eceoh ceo. -
petty sort Of ,yanuy, rciitioned d,-,bs ID \
to join another fes'ns.I vi such
preferred: they were told 'ia' sls;csrs
ion. mus, be made through the'r ''
ease Is therefore improbable. ,,, ,brai
Sickness preTails to some