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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17
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The expulsion al Mr. Rirhie from his pri- viieged seat in the United States Senate was an act of supreme folly. 1; was originated by portion of lis owu political party, bu, the whigs weat in body for the measure. it may have produced momentary mortif- cation 10 MT. Rtchie, but il eventually tends to increase lis popularity wiIh his party-a party which embraces a majority of the peo- pie ol the UAion. It was not necessary in order to heal the wounded dignity Of the Senate, If any sersous wound had been inaic ted, which is somewfa, doubtful, and by no means universally admitted. lf the Senate is so sensitive tn its honor as to visit with iu- tlignalion every animadversioa upon its pro. ceedngs, which may chance to be promal- gated by the newspaper press, it will have a plentiful supply oi business. and may as well resolve Hseit into perpetual court for the trial of editors and correspondents. Grave senators are not ffr removed above the level of their constituents in regarl to intellect and integrity. They are not always wise enough 10 sprcad manils over their weak ness and folly, nor prudent enough to act entirely Tree from prejadIee aud passion.-- There Is no reason why they shoald be ex- eWn trom the ireest ceiisure of the people und the press and when this freedom is bnlged or oyerthrown. the reign of despo- lish IS begun.
 We have no political sympsthies with Mr Pitehie, but we have regard Tor lhe free. 'lom of the press and for the largest liberty ot anlma,iver>oa upon all the servants of the people, however high their station. As q peeunary punishment, Mr. Ritehie may we'll be content He IS probably some thousands Of dollars licher than he would have been but for the vote of expulsion
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Some person asked Charles Fox what was the meaning of the paragraph in the psalms i; ssIie closhed himself with cnrsing, like as with | eafmenln ssls is clear enough" :" said Fox, ssthe man had Aa6l of swearing !"
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houH. as Mr. Westesgi says. so ,nko run inf the nexi pFesisiencx. and lhe eleeslca will gn to the House of Representa,ives Then tue scene lately saaEted ifs essT State siss he zone over again. 4 few relsac,nrv demo crsss, joiheb with the whsga whom he DOW courts, will esees him to the pseshiency---shs goal Of ali his aspirations and efforts.
 We repeat, that the people. the democrat people, are true, and never will 20 with Me. Calhoun, He is now fully in the opposisioH. Let him stay there. Mr. Westeotsss boast of his great popularity is deeenfal and deceiy- tug. lt IS not true. We confidently predict, that tn his deser,ion of the gleas body of the democratic party at this time, he will gn alone and unattended. lis friends here. a- moDs whom we have ranked ourseif. surreu. der him.
 Never did we expect to see the erea. sou ihern statesman descend to tl,e commission Of aa act like that which has lately dissracesI the Senase-the expnisiau of Mir. Rischse.-- Senators and representatives, and party pres ses, speak as they please af the President aud of each other; and i, passes unno,iced. 4 democratic paper admits into it's columns . freeman to discuss the action Of the Senate and does not disayow the language of his correspondent, and their lordships are SD dis. pleased t'iai they hang the editor ap ia ll.ei body, as a speciaele for the nation io trem. bie at, that they may learn Ia fear an imi,a lion oT bis wicket example. Rabid feyier slists may do this. It is in character with their high-toued notions. They did it in ,I,t passage Of the alien and sediiion laws--the gag laws of lSo0, which ssexpired amid the execralt"ns of the American peonle.n Bu what mean men, calling themselves demo, erais, acting with this party, in the perpetra. ton of this foul decd ,
 We care not so much for Mr Rilchie a. for the principles involved. He is but au atom, as he says, compared with these They did not in1ict heavy punishment upon him; it was not in their power to dc s" They dare not. The will to do tt iva. present; but they went with hesitaiiag ssey to the preparation of the deed, for which public opinion will be sure to scaihe them ii WAS pii.lul aet; ani wIll only elevate th, man whom they so meanly and in SD nn. worthy maaaer seek to prosecute and de gratle.
 Let the administration hold on it's way vigorously and unierrifiesI--fnr the peopl. are with it--ihough the politicians, arget on by their wild aspirations and bewil,Ierec by the illusive glare of office may desert
 The people elected Nil. Polk, and he suited and still saits them and these diguitaries should bow with grace .o the will of the sovereign people. This |, democracy.
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eS- Heading makes Esu man; soaser- sa'ien g ready n,aa; aud writing an esaef man.
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RYE WMISKEY.

| BILLS old Rye wkisksy--a superior article
 Ncy- l.,h. ieH WA. R. WAIT.
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KNIVES AND RAZORS.

00 Doz. super6ne Knives. comprising Pock- lOO et, Pea, Pruning, assorted.
 20 doz saperilne aarors of Rodgess'. Wade and Butchers, and Tiiletsea's make. Just received and for sale by II. R TAYLOR.
 Nov. n. IS4s. e-Sm
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Al Grafton Harbot. oa the Caaadian side oi Lake Oatario. Jan. 2, the wind being north, and the water eaia,, the lake sadslessly receded from the shore in one immeans wave, upwards of 3,50 feet. leasinx she beach perfectly dry for tai dissasscs; is aesss,- ed to gather itself into . vast cone. ss.3 iu- mediaiely rctarned in one aabreken wave four feet higher than |: usually is, baryiae tue wharf completely, and ovcraewinr iss usual boundaries upwards of hundred yards, sweeping everything before ii, sr- companied by dreadtIi noise This hap. pened eigh, or nine different nnses, gmdnaiiv decreasing in violence until tie lake resumed iis usual appearance. \ similar event hap. Peaed al Cobourg in lSi5 w
 85-fhere Is patrioi,sm enough in Rhosie Island Ca rcbske ihe hitlencss of Massarhus- cts Legislation. Ou Wednesday the ssssste. the law and order seuafe of that stste. hy a vote oi l3 to $, coaeA~red in the house sr,. of S:as500 towards sssa sappovi cs the company rceraiiing tn tine xisy sf fsovs- deDce, for the gaiied States army. egs
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 S.ARr SHaoTisa---I'hs recent election sf the Hon. Caleb Cushing io the office af csl- opel oI the Massachusetts regimrai, resninsls the etliior of the Lynn News af the epilaph which was written by Mss Gould, of New burypofi, which was intended as . h,t oe hls ambition IL was one of n large number. embracing many of the citizens oi Newhugy- port and vicinity. Mss Goutls was as foi. lows:
 +Lay aside. all ye dead.
 For ia the next brd s4 ks keposes the body of Cushing:
 He has crowded bis say
 Tbsoagn the world, as they say, 4 And hes. though ha's dssd. saay lss reakiHz ,'s Mr. Cushing. however,. returned shs con. pI'men', and replied as follows: ae
 .sfiete lies sae whose wit
 Without w0ansliHg. could hii; And grera be the taisi thaf's above hss,
 Having nf every bean.
 To the rsgioas below She has gone des0 her.sis- kss q ssyer.'. S
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THoushrs AND MAxsas.--what reigss over us when .s aie seYeB years of age Passion. Al foarteen isasagiaaAioa, As tseniy Love. afivealy-eigDti Miud A. thirty The ~ill.-- Seven years ss.er- wards Reason. Seven var a'ief Experi. enee. What controls us 4 sixly-sesep v~ars oi age 7 sasggl.slfg. X ses' fl :. eses, Ag- gress. Al esghsy-foef Age. Af niaety- one Sickness. Seven years later -si ni,,e- | light D s;h.
 ATTL.orioss.--The deepsr we sesi sssslss earth. Bnse abd brigIsses stars de we ,lisspy- CT. Ailliclioas have lsess tendencies. Ths n.ese real soafspw that fisis oar hos0ss -.4fis deeper onF sdi,eslosss lighter sfs,sxs sss destgas oi Providence. Stars esanss ke Aas~ cosssej iu ssse sassshine. Ehen praspefiiy aIlsnais us, how aps are xe ~ i.rges Hss hafsd that gsssles and suAssias I',s sorrow sfsat asaAes us dsss over tbs hIersings Uf hsasea and ihe value ol religion. s
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NORTH AND SOUTH !,

and eon6dentiAily appeals to them fuv even more extensive patronage to the only Liserary Joarnai of long and high standing, ia all their wide borders t is not sectiosal.-haviHg always ciFcuiated widely HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTER to our Pe- riodieai Literature.
 THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME Willeommenee on the lst of January, ls47 and nethef pains nor expense will be spared to make 1t eminentiy worthy Of knowledge. Among other things. it will eontsina
 HISTORY OF VIRGINIA; and arrangements will be made for procuring regu lar and early supply Of Notices of New Works and other Literary Intelligence. Orders for the work can be seat in at once.
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MARITIME HERALD.
i,OKT or, NEW YORK. JANUARY a..
Cleared.

Cleared.
e.
sglnx. Masn1a,; ii e,ton Co; Geneses Miaott. New
w Sas: xSsi:,sa; Bradford, SAINT, Cruz. Ns:n,A &
Coz S bdSay Ba hl:Ss
Orbit Highs itlo ands aud mark Coming SOM
Coffee M:If. I9s; Peterson, Fi.nss' Is
sfS' 6 sa sS
Porte bsss ta s. Ne sss
ay xhe s: HSss Dart
Zoe LEY g RsS LYDIA uhn Post de, solomon Rose
Mckee, H;aa& .; oaIy Psaxhs; Mebads, Lab.ej Luz
Ne Sosos c EsaeS1 ss vH.s SoA Adams
Arrived.
b. bark R0ya. Berria:s 4, day, frSm Gts,nock with
s.ed,h brig Active fern 90 days from Stockholm with
ceb,ed no dimase
mde Holt Owen The %en. ashore on y YES.
,eIday morning succeeded in getting of with less Of deck
%. sfn Perm ,,, from e Mark. inst. with
Wet nans had no pilot. Inc lies ashore o" the
scar yesaia, Cole day. from Baltimore. With md.c.
the CspeS with -four aud com ~sai to Allen F.ason
Sehr CoeiIa Bracket days from Greenwich, NJ with
'0 seh HAVANA Mer,hOu Philadelphia with corn to Brown
schr Empire, Tillou days from Absecomb. with -four
rigging sails, &c IRON the wreck ofschr Margaret Elizabeth
schr Blossom Allen, days from Greenwich, NJ, with
com, to L. W Durham.
sShr Kedron, Carl, days from Greenwich NJ with corn
10 d FOX.
schr Amazon; steelman, Philadelphia with mdse to l.
McCready.
Tsnn Th.d: sada % %s coal.
slo9p Dspah MahSn from Absseomb with -four from
Sloop Samuel Dayton. Decker, Virginia
Below.
2brigs
Sailed.
Packet ship Queer Of the West Liverpool; bark Childe
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Of riot fsydays since, under the following circum
wbieh Mr.. Rssss lived. but no wa.chmen made 10
thsir appearance until half an hour after, when Mr.
Reese rsproached them with a neglect Of duty, and
they became violent in consequence, threatening
to arrest him: After a few more harsh words, Mr.
Hcase into his house and escaped in his alb
sence tho wachnen entered the house. assaulted Mrs
H. and capturing her, young son and apprentice bow
conveyed them to tho watch house leaving young in.
age Mr. escaping from the house went 70 ths can
tan OF me watch asking that his family should be pro.
.eSted from the guardians Of the night The prisoners
Mksn were discharged by the captain on hearing the
ac,s OF the case. and Mr. Reass alone held to bail The
Judge was exceedingly in his remarks on the
outrage committed by the watchmsn. Two Of them
sentenced to pay the costs and be imprisoned fifteen
the other who had not participated in the assault
was let of with four day imprisonment
An arrest was made yesterday of two young men who
are believed to be the verabs Jack Shepard and Joe
Slaeskn whose bold exploits in the lower part of the
shown them to be apt scholars in the school
burglary and petty hevery In nearly every instance
where they committed dsprsdatens insulting message
had adopted. There are burglaries which were unat
tended with this evidence Of sudacy and generally at
trioSed to older hands. but there now scarcely any
aouo nst these two were the perpstrstors in
ton with third. still at large. The two arrested are
named Peter Lyons and Thomas Richardson. They
we've caught in house In Church street, Southwark
with many articles of stolen property, some of which
have since been Identified.
The accident to the Italian dancers in the beginning
OF the week at the Arch street theatre
in its effects than generally supposed and they have
not since performed They, however, make their reap
The beautiful play of the "Wifss Secret" in which
the Keans are performing at the Walnut, Il attracting
public attention, and the audiences nightly give unqua
fed evidences Of their approval.
Our markets arc all at q Shareholders and buyers
being unwilling to operate during the uncertainty which
exists as to the complexion OF the European
mentariy expected to reach here by the lightning line
Stocks continue animated and the upward tendency of
prices affects all descriptions.
Sale or Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
JAN s3=FIRsT yoARp.-25o Morris Canal. 8; 100 u. 8.
Losn. 6's, SO, N1I; Is Man. K Mechanics Bank, Is.
AFTER SALEs-sooO Schuykill 6, S3 T6k 50 Vicks
burg Bank "a; so Grand Gulf 81 900 City S. IS Man.
Mech Bank b, IS; 100 Morris Carat, 81; do OK;
HssrrsburEh RI, seas Ia5 sa,qash.nnsh Lan.l, az
SO schuylk Bank, an 1000 b. Loan, 6' 36, 800 Lee
nigh % Meshs Bank, 2k; 50 Vcksburs Bank, sk;
ArIss $500 Mech: Bank 2s; % U Bank d 100
Sc, 6s; IS Morris Canal, 81; 40 Western Bank, SO.
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COM MERCIAL.
Now York, Jan. ~,

Now York, Jan. 20, 1S47.
AsHEs.-Sales continue small. Prices are without
change pots, 81 9s% IS pearls, s. ASH S. so.
larry in the way Of export All parties are awaiting the
foreign news. There is good deal inquiry for the
eastward, the markets there being lightly stocked.
Of Michigan at IS 62k. Brandy wine and Georgetown
are worth IS 50 with sales of about 1000 Of both kinds
at that Indian meal 10 Jersey il worth 81 for
immediate delivery, and; 81 Az for Brandywne. In
wheat we have no transactions but the market is firm at
sold to the extent of 5000 bushels cents for ship
msnt No sale. Of barley the market il dull Corn is
scarce land sells readily at 70 to 80 cents the spot
Sales Of 5000 bushels ut 90 and 70 cents to
rive, for Southern and Jersey.
CoTror-The sales to-day have been more moderate
prices are steady and large parcels held stiff there
Is ne probability of farther change until later sdvices
are received from Europe.
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96lNl CHALLEN0E-.Y.IIeI's French Fi.-I hi. un

q KIM CHALLENuE-VacT'sF French Plls-I his
WOOO rivaed remedy for diseases Of private nature,
aposye and speedy without restcton Of diet him
French pills possess balsam eopeviae, capsues and
other mixtures fail give the decided
Preference Besides being the eecua and speedy
smell do affect the breath the stomach the
least and be taken time in the Of the
mest intimate friend thus enabling the patients 10 them
selves whsnt the fear Of suspicion discovery They
gravel flour albus whites peculiar to females wseknss
ofthe genetive organs RonorIhUa gee kc &c and have
cured hundreds Of these eubesoms plants after
other remedy has failed They have been extensively used
universal success, the proprieors CHALLENGE any
Free per box For sale at ia Grssnwch stost corner OF
Liberty. Also for sale by Wyatt & Fletcher 2l Fulton
street. dD lm~rh
A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL FILLS, for the speedy
"A and radical cure Of snsrea Diseass less, Stctn
Utehral Diseases, Whites, Female Weakness, &c, &c
These fills made from the prescription Of the late csle
brated Dr. Abenethy who for great many success
y prescribed them in s stages Of the above not
only in his private practice hut in several public hospitals
They possess great advantages over all liquid dcines
by their dsagrsepg with tho stomach affecting the
breath which renders them extremely convenient to take.
without exciting the least :sspieion.
The wide celebrity Of Abernethys Pills is the best
for their quick and positive curing the above
complaints In the early stages Of gonorIh@s box
Pills should be taken three days stsr all the symp-
have disappeared In long proacted chroac OBJ
stinste gess and Institutional they equally
certain Thousands testify who have boon cured
They be time and under any cirsumstan
with but little regard 10 diet In sustaining from
spItsous and fermented liquors Full directions
bad genuine Wholesale and retail only at Apothsca
ries' Hall. Is Csharne street, Ia7 Maiden Lane.
jI3 1msYh
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or cERyAlN PIsxAsEs, az A. bE N14;ns sNTS

OhEsTiA53 AND fMFoRTANT NATTnk.IbI:
aeauaa. As as: 81 s' way
.sfsned TO- aI he be consultes hi. private dwelling
lin the norains. evening A.o, g observe
that beside and the b s
sss which are deeply % 70 hs from
@ % FIFE k fiSi :as he
YkieS ore IsrsTsntS called sS' GrsUei o. Stone.
who say.Ge h rom si IN Ssss comans he
presented eminent and references bat which
Tic sa;hcI aad. bees matte. e 's.p,i.s 70
hi H1s iaa disease:
dssenpton pretend to cure so easily IT, h9wevsI but one
Known, VERY dias!:ss Opinion would Be- io.%sd
them Of such effect posery i not indeed.
isia
aY ha sns Se
with regard to the inmsdiat. train of evils. POI,
pills o
M M s
continually arise in many cases and SO essentially do those
that what good one must destraeys in snohe Il
the H the author has Of
afflicted with have taking medicines proper only
hsr complaints were neither one nor the Other butotay
md o s o
ase s ss a s
a 70
he ths better off, Now every Isa phy,eian or sur
structure and yet understood it may most easily
and speedily be removed. To every of common
dence, therefore, he would say, If these remarks
a: land he appeal to q; %qst sm,nsn, phy.;
every patient should know something Of the character
and Of the he about to trust such
With to the Of Srcture-ths II gratifying
state generally aecomplishsd in very little tune and
Of late the treatment Of this complaint In
deed the hands Of and the
demanded months Many petsons consult the writer who
business this city for short time only but return
perfectly cured though it has been source Of trouble and
anxiety Tor years
thor personally he furnishes his peculiar and successful
mode oc which he adopts particularly to each Individual
His the RADICAL well rapid aud
positively private that be devised would W ingy be
atteaed Thousands of the subject of differ
ent nature.
Consultations by post may BIO addressed box 8es lower
Office and will receive the faithful and deliberate
attention."
N. B.-Dstinct. nd separate for those who may
hsve to wait lit de tm*rc
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Crd ships Russell Glover Tripe for the Gulf Of MeIico
Ha@euTg bark There's, Nue.te for HAMBURG. Arr shps
Chares Carroll Foster Galveston; Maine, Wade, Liver
pool: Esser, Wach Boston; Desdemona, Emerson Cadiz
Bangor Leighton Liverpso barks Charlotte Harrison Brj
Mcatyre Ds%sI,'a Alfred Beml Bsllier BIsmen: Hsr
Tampico; schr Louisiana, Eddy, Havana Below coming
up ships Honry, sater fun Lverpool Riga Wise Havre
Chopper, (Br) Norton Sunderland; schr Lnael est
ley, smpico
Miscellaneous Record.
JACKET sHrr TORONTO. Pratt for Lendon will sail to
morning.
FAssAMAevoDpr SIR BUnDINs-The following list of
vessels built within the Of 1916 in district Of Pa
aoddy Me, will be ofnteeft to portion mere
file readcrs
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II UNTEkiAN DfsPENsAkf, No. Division street,
sac Sssss q :ss,. az nor
IS the only remedy earth that safely be relied on 70
thoroughly this hod disease without pjur 70 the con
when a, else have failed sa,s
to eecusy all easss, matter how ionf
or how deeply seated in the system with u Inc
medicine in the world will be taken ri,ee per
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MOTHER,S CORDIAL

THE perior efficacy of this article when used In the last
,tarss of 10 so apparent that female who
has once benefits would DO w,!lns, on any
dim,nish The suernG Child Birth one ha and
thus plscs both child and mother in state Of safety
hs il no ack article but the prescription Of regular
phvseisu one who made this branch Of his PRACTICE
particular study. For sale Iva broadway corner o. S9na
street ""i"~"
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
lI0Sraa Ports.

BALTIMORE, Jan 23-Arr bark Richmond, Tribble, from
Antwsrp VIA st Thoma. G schr Maria, Myers. NYork.
Wellington West Indies; schr Black Hawk, Yeaton New
York
sail from this port tomorrow morning. tow fine City CO
pnaf