Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10

are on hand, and will be attended to in time.
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o. We havo not been enabled to learn the
particulars of the Celebration of the 4th at Fort
Smith, but understand that everything went of
finely.
The Columbian lIaga. ga.ine.-This welcome vis.
ter, for July, arrived by tho last mail, tcoming
with interesting mater from the pens Of some Of
Inc most distinguished IIterau Of the country.
Its contents are rich and well worth perusa-and
the embellishments take high rank as specimens
Of art.
The Arkansus Eolumeers.-Last THURSDAYS
mali brought N. Orleans papers up to the 2s.h.
but nothing contained in them, confirms the in.
teIiigence. by tho Isaac Carrot, that our Noun-
teerS had arrived in New Orleans.
We see letter in the N. o. Delta of the 2S,h.
dated Monterey, June 7lh, in which is mentioned
that the % Regiment of Illinois, and the Arkal-
sos Cavalry will be discharged and paid of at
Camargo, in Mexico. If such be the case, the
majority Of our Volunteers, may be expected to
como through the country by Texas, and consc-
quentIy "" arrive in detached parties.
o. lis the order OF the Postmaster General
that postmascrs forward in tho mails whou!
demanding prc.postogc, all newspapers coming
from, the office of publication.
o. The Supreme Court Of Arkansas, ternnin.
a'ea lis ADJOURNED session, last Saturday, pna
commenced the regular session on last Monday
Tile Ba.eSrUIe Siandard-.A paper bv the
will h.,
nLout the lst Of August, 10 be edited by A. S.
GREGORY, and 10 10 democratic in its support; it
Will also be devoted 10 other useful Objects Bates.
will is located in the centre Of llourishur par!
OF the State. which ought to DO well able to sup.
port paper. Those VINO feel an interest in
hearing from that section Of the State would "a,
well to subscribe TO tho ''Stundurd."
We wish Mr.. Gregory all success, and viii r,.b.
iish lis circular E our next.
G1-At the pubIc meeting, wlrch was h,M in
this place, On let Wednesday to adopt measures.
to give cur Volunteers, WHO arc soon cxicclel
10 return from NeAiro, a Htrbecuci appointed
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements TO nc, on b.u,.i
OF the chzons Of tic county, TO make tie ncccs.
sory rrcrarDtoNs. Tie Committee held 4 IN, ul
ing on t..t 4 day, and selected, the most suitable
place, for all wEo-IAI.A to participate in the Bar
bccuc, "McGrcw's," on fTal Rock about y
miles from Van Barren.
Subscription lists have been placed in the haGI =
of conPc;cn! persons to receive couirlyIuyus,
who will at orcc enter upon those duties
Ihc Committee vii meet ogam in ,.ls place.
to day.
" Captain A. Woops' company of tin" l2.h
Rc8'men, sailed in tie ship Charleston, C,p.pu
VI hte, from New Orleans on the I9.A u}l.
W DR.. CHALMERS, the distinguished l.coo.
gan, dicd, in EnguEl, on the Isl last rnvu.h.
o. We arc not disposed to fire upon tie re-
treating form Of the "Democrat," and that ro2
"hlIo he Is "bogging the questions" and viii no.
take advantage of his many admissions and in.
conSistencos, to display our triumph. We are un-
der the influence Of generous emotions in these
days Of national rejoicing.
So here, we take leave Of our quondam friend
of that print, with n friendly admonlon ,ha,
the next lime he picks quarrel with u.s. and
"leeIs disposed to review any of our articles
without publishing them 'entirc," and gots lick.
Cd at the game. not TO call upon US 10 publish
his articles 'entirc," for it is poor rule lha,
will net work both ways.
Aso when he begins fight Of his own accord
and goes into 1t without arranging "the position
ana distance and gets used up, he cannot, nc.
cord'ng to the code Of honor, change the mode
OF combat and name his own position and dis.
tance.' Tho challenged party has at least. n
say in the matter Therefore, tho next time Ic
begins controversy, he had better nam. ,ho
points in issue, at first, and not in the mills, oc
ii, cry cut slick 10 the teri, which is then for the
first time thought of.
For the terms, "sIang'' misrepresentation"
&c., which the "Dcmocral" uses in regard 10 ia
with so much familiarity, as though they were
his household words,' we forgive him. He is
ignorant Of the force Of such lnnruaro. and be-.
ing free from all responsibility, we hope, he will
hereafter, have tho generosity 10 abstain from
taking advantage of inequality.
Negro Su0rage.-Bolh branches Of the Con.
nec'icut Legislature have approved finally of an