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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-01
DanyiIie RaIIRoad.

Ais meeting Of the Commissioners Of this Road ap-
pointed for the town Of panyc held the oath Of March
It was resolved to open books Of subscription the follow
ing places aud times
Al DinviIie, ON the 80 Of April
Al Franklin courthouse, ,Lc frat Monday in April
Al Henry court house. the second Monday IN Apr
AZ Pn'syyanil couu-houso, the third Monday in
April
Al Panck courthouse the fourth Monday .n April.
AtCalland'', IN PitisyIyauia on the 22d Of April.
Al Laurel Grove, IN the county, on the same day
Al Halifax courthouse, the fourth Monday IN April.
A. Milton ~ {. on the second Monday in April.
Al Haneoyvillc, N. c. on ihe same day.
A. LoaksvhIe, N. G. on the same day.
The proceedings al the meeting Will he published OF
length tomorrow.
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Committee of VjeiInncc.

Tho following nrc the names Of the Wing Committee OF
Vigilance Of the City Of Richmond for the approaching
election. They have been selected with great care from
business and working Should any Of them find
out Of their power undertake and perform tho duties
TO be assigned thcm they earnestly requested make
u known 70 the Committee, (cther IN person or writing
at tho meeting, which will take place the Rough and
Ready Hotel on Friday next at half past O'clock +. NJ
30 ih't their places may DO filled by others
Robert Sianard, Sampson Jones, q Sade. q w n
Tyler, Y II jenkins. Col John 4 Meredith, Samuel NJ
Puce, WIN Taylor Joseph Adams. John steanc Peter
ID Mckinney, David Bridges, John Hafdwicle, Geo X
Crntchhcd, Van DuorsOn, Samuel Ado Thomas u
Dudley, VIM Clarke, James VI Subcu. ] Smith John
4 Wilkes, james Bridges, u T. Daniel Alfred vii
iiams James Winston, John Blackwell g. W Prebst T.
Evans, Peyton Johnston, Andrew John,pn K V Beszirv
y u Skinkor, ID VI Puiiam. Samuel r. Dove WIN n Fry
" smnn' Judson Crane, William Anderson. II W
Qnafios, Andrew, Thos Lambeth, w A Turk Thos
Iyfor, Roht Svll Luther Libby, VI A Waterman: David
Cutrie, Levy, James Kent, T. WeuinQer I (. Cary,
600 feafce, Ihomas Oioy, fIonry Powell, Hiram
smith, John X Thompson, JAMES Spaldng Jno U Jamos.
Df Hodge,, james VI Talbot Jamos NJ Ford Charles
Campbell, Ihps " Johnson John Cnrdyoll I'D Hudson,
WIN Walsh, Joseph Myers. VI Fanduward WIN Bowdin
VIM Bayey, Oscar Hawkins, John w Smith, Jr Henry
" "bde' VIM Rddiok, James r. Mouncastle, ID
fcasanis, Thomas Wynn, John Ferguson. Robert
Ferguson, John Woymoth, Alexander VI Brooks, WIN
Sawycns, -- McNhmoe, Edgar Goodson, W a Nyc,
VIM Dalton. ThOs Baltic, Theodore Elrnorc, WIN Doane
Samuel Sutherland. III w Taylor, Charles Ellis, J,mos
Coil Lewis Barnes, Barnes, John 4 Chlds WIN Free
man, Henry Freeman, Samuel Saydef, Thomas NAYS
Jacob Ezekiel PiIzin Honavta, Josiah billiard Tbos
+ Butler, \ Inloos, g. W Thomas, James n Walford
Alexander HILL Thos BaFhsm, Samuel Ellie w n Dornin
AleH Garrett, Stenrns, n Butcf, Janos r. Rld5ick
Jacob Hail. John Rosne, Spsding Hinton D,vts
John Fauar, Griffin II Watkins " N Boot,yrigbt \,
r Coohrane, James e. Craze, r Anderson fl.ekitr
Geo Peake, losepa Darlington.
SITUATION WANTED-By IADY as an
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Wing MnnIiur

The Wing meeting, on Tuesday night was Gro Vded and
full OF enthusiasm IL is 10 be regretted that the room was
not large enough 10 accommodate all who attended Sew
era bret addresses were made and measures adopted
to brng ous the full city vote this Spring Upon the Wings
Of Richmond we feel warranted saying, depends the re-
suit OF the Congressional election; and we feel well assured
hat they vii. u THEIR PUTY.
See let of Vigilance Committee in another column
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Alabama.

The Wing papeu IN this Sisie speak IN The most en-
oofagne nannef Il e prospects Of the Whig party the
n'ft Conversational election. The Mobile Advertiser
spehs confidently Of eloedae eas, three aud possibly
Jeuf Wh,gs n that su'e. There is now but ono
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DR.. SWAiNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
D. SWA YNE'S
valuable Medicine.
TAOnsaHd hare bor peref HaL rho Jt J n, ,
r0Hid H0p b. IN tAe siies, grauslf
ANO1'IIER IININE XNIENESC L

TA0usauds hare b erfocf HalL rho bt I m a.,
roHd Hor b. IN tAs siest grausli
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS.-Rea
with h'ionment the wonderful performed by Dr. swayne
Compound syrup Of WILD CHERRY
PmLSDELFnIi, Jan'y 25, IsI7.
Dr Swayne-ncar Sir; In justice yourself
10 suffering humanity cheeTuy testimony declare
IN The world the aoaisng gr your
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry performed under the an vt
uniavoabe circumstances. Wrh violent Cough
Spitng OF Hood severe Pains the Side Breast which
seemed To break down aud enfeebe that
phyeian thought byond the power my
Trends all die but fleets Of
yoar great discovery feel myself we'll man. and raised
from mere skeleton hehy have been
Tor years and sha be pleased information respecting
my cas-, by calling residence door be
low Seorge sueei' Northern Liberties. JACOB PAINTER
Certificates daily received from all
quarters Of the globe.
ONE WORD OP CAUTION
Since the introduction of article public there have
number Of unsunepled Individuals nOslrums they
assert conan Wild Cheny called "BaSlms eRters
and syrup Of Wild Cherry" t- orrinaI and
only preparation introduced To the public which can
De proved blythe pubc records of Prsnsy
vana The only safeguard imposition that my
signature I" on each bottle DIR. ~. swAYNE
Corner Of Eighth and Race ct, Phll.
ALSO, for sale whole'ac ard Retail by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, u.s. Main ST.
and DuvALL PURcELt, Druggists 49, Nam Agens Tor
Richmond. Va,
burg Chas H. HcnUh, Portsmouth, King Toy Norfolk lmh
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o. Cassius Leo has been appointed BY Judge Scot,
Corh OF te sgPeuot Couof Law aud Chanc,ry Tor ,he
couny 81 Alexandra.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

Nnf n0rti, March 3Oth-J X Marston, A Miller. BAL
r y'., geo souihall, w Pesehy. Williamsburg; A
S.e1ehss. ofanseeurg; VIM Mills, w Fauquier, New
~ oa.s,t' Carolina; Ro Egortop, PetersbuTe
N n'on' Anegany; Weymouth, Cumberland; Vim
trenton; MIR Holland Goochland; T II lie
s"st MAJ hgnami q w Conway, II X Conway. T. Z ftE-
nusn M"s fii.hugh Stafford; Boutwell, Washington;
~ Lemon, Campbell; w c Crawford War~iek; II n
pesmet. Ihos a Cohoon, Nansomond; n n Lowe. lady
"e onno Richmond; Philip St George Cooke lady chill
,, SUI servant Powhatan; John A IIenlv W = Il,nly
wmnhsmsenrg Pollard. King William: g C RobIn.op'
= o nn pr WIN Todd. Philemon Robinson. King
queen; Henry Conder, LOUISE G. n; Geo \ sc.m,n.I
Williams Petersburg =" 's"' 'on"
. E1cnASeE Horn, March SIR AZ Kan, Io,,... W.,
heebnger, Geo NJ McIniyre, h M Will. Ch,'l,."'
Nns' rage, w q Cszenorc, Alexandra. John n n
cock, buckingham. Va; Merit ] Day. ss.h :, Do
samuel smith, Phla; Saml II Gordan Riehmond. s..
Suliman fluvsnns; May, u S Army; J g Isris A
oa1eu, aocmsrie VIM Jerdone, Chas City; j q n Cole
man. Louisa; John Cctter, Washington; X Price Co.
W ma,hews and lady, Carolina; ] ID Bowles H,ncv.,
u. r n wilson; New Kent; Amos Kendall Washington;
I% Doswcll, Hanover; G II Lennon. Warrentop w.,
Sshoolhold, LynchbuTs; VIM II Mead Raleigb. -
pVFLOu X tpciod in City OF Riehno,a I..,.. ~,
quarter ending 3ia March. 1891: "s va"
3o,st7 his supeinao.
2O3l Hall do.
gl73 Bob. Fine.
35sl Middi.nsp
1894 4" Concerned
,P" :. JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector
Amount OF Coat transported on the Riebmopd g. p,.
burg and Clover Hill Rail Roads during In. wo.L 81
ing March 9Th, lSi7: '"u'
.r, s'i cars 33.I35 bushels.
Total since LIST January, 32U.99O
Ihos. DoDAMEAD, Superintendent
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az The Roues s. REspY llOuL was brilliantly illumi-
"''f on Tuc.day evening honor Of Gen. Taylors vic
to1y Bucua Nua.
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Virginia Volunteers.

We orc indebted to the kindness OF Governor Smith
fora copy Of tc following Ieof from Lieut.. Porsrf,d,
of the Virginia Regiment, received by lis ESeeleacy
yesterday morning:
Cirtrgo, March !, 1917
NJ piaE Srl have time 10 send you only few lines.
INC expires Go Washington b about 20 close
News from General Taylor ha- just come in. After a
'',I' la'i Doe las driven back S1ut1 An1a. and taken
ZOO 5,DDO prlsoncrs. H. I,ss ~ officers wac great
To" hrst battalion OF Virginia Volunteers reached this
place on ho an inst CD. Gurus, he oG Ger In command
was glad o receive us, 10 having lrsn reported " h s,ne
'embnncc OF Truth, hat tanaisI br attacked ~ on
carly DAY Our regiment hls been greatly c1mplmeuted
Col Randolph was received los boz. old iatrs boo the
army with open arms. a. long hc De- able 10 stand Of
Doe Pofi DIE wreath 81 nurIF will never witncr. BE las
The respect and love oi every man under hs command
The second battalion nee 20. 10: been hoard Of
" According n staten ent IN the New YofE Herald
our naval armament IN che Gulf q Mexico b. the iargs
ever pot forth BY tho United satcs 10 consists OF "a
'hips - barqu-s, 90 briggs md ! steamers These
added to tho vessels Of war mako Gf esols employed
directly md indirectly in the reduction Of tho city Of Ven
Cruz and the Castle Of ST. Juan de u.ios
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No. ns.er .Al, das "a .'sisss p ~
ARRIVED,
sehr Gazellc Williams, Norfolk
SAILED,
Brig Envoy, Richardson, Havana
Sehr October, Baxter, New York
schr Cambria Mitchell, Baltimore
BALriMoRk, March 3l-Anivod, schr Mary EI;z,he,h
Jones, I'm Richmond. ' N@''"'
PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Ceared schr Patrio, s,,,,h
Richmond. a"'o'' onii'h'
M" YORK March 30.--Cleared schr Charo,,e Sim,
niehmohd Ard, sehr ii w Godfrey Weeks, dsv, from
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DIED

On Saturday, 9th inst. aged years and few days
hARf, daughter Of the Rev William Norwood. Rector Of
ST. Pauis Church
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u We arc glod TO soo tha, George d. Happier, Esq
be candidate for reelection House Of Deogates
~ Norfolk county. Few members nro more unprotend-
inc-none more attentive 10 the interests Of their const-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-01

ARREST or FoREIsN FUGrrIvE. Nathan Levy, ALA.
Herman Bondy who absconded from Vienna was arrested
on his arrival at New York, Friday charged with Ar
scondng with the Of $1,000 Austrian government
securities, belonging to the Rohs chlds Tho accused IL
appears, ndncsd clerk Of these well known bankers TO
embczzle the funds with which he started for this country
About S6.950 were found on his person.
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r. tCoNNu

Will not al ish Relief meeting be held at Louisa Court
mousse on 'e hTs' DAY OF APrl COURT Cannot little time
be spared from the business OF the day to attend 10 The
OF suffering humanity The writer of this would suegs
that meeting be held in the Court house. at 10 O'clock If
the house be given up. N "
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Ienrico, March 2Oth, 1917.

>, W The Annual Meeting Of the StockhoIder, of a.
franklin Manufacturing Company Of Richmond. ,i, ~,
o'clock, p NJ. r "eA'' At
NH IS las T. cp,Np n
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WIGS OF JErFERsoN wApn

You are requested to the .Jef.r,,n uo,s, a. "a,
Jay evening at q! O'clock tnd to important ,n,,., 80
III "ul hs approaching Congressional Election
""i u MANY WINES
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" Meeting ct the Wings OF Henrico county, will be
oi April THAT being dayl to select candidn, 10
represent us in the next Legislature OF Vireinia.
llcnrcO March 2Oth 1877 '''AA''
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he subscribers and all persons wishing to subserb c
10 inc Armoy Chapel. requested to meet a, the A.o,
n' evening April ls AHA O'clock for the purpose Of an
pointing Building COMMITTEE ~
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GUSHING TACkLE--I have lust rcccIvco
AMI am opening handsome assortment Of every article
ihr Anglers use Consisting IN IHrof Audca Fh English s
inua 'Tnss and flar Lines Fishing Ianss complete Co q
ana fsney tlohu Fishing Rods JOINTS and Walking Can,
Liinenck, virginia Maryland, and Hooks &c Hr
hio en- hand fpendd assortment of Waking Canes or
IN god silver pearl and Ivory, with and without
THOMAS TYRER
ap i-2aw3w 7door. above CIV Hotel NJ. =,
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The last Of the letters which brought by the express
10 lees ineligible Than any which prooede IT, IL speaks Of
seton fought the 9th Enosntsda wherein tho
forces Of Cen minOnnoi mentioned in the preceding ae
ooontsaohoved victory. We psoo lido confidence In
tho report which very moagre o. thu beet ss we have
board nothing Of before, either by letter or rumor from
Tampico or the RIO Granic Yet We give "a Tor what Il h
70 eonci9do The only Mexican accounts Of ope-
Carosos Feb. %, 1917.
Dear UncloIt - now O'Clock a. night and tloy irt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF Richnond.
H,sA Batsr tAls "a. AZ al ,.,I,,. - :.
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ms bv 49,, .Ss,ier uais &e at auction morn
u.s. y PIT pANENPoRT, ALLEN Co auets
~ WALTER ID. LEAKE will addrc.s m. yo,.,. -,
iionSo a, Their Court House, Monday the 5th of Anil
next mat being court day. All voters from Other
sent, are invited to attend. '"'' 10 PFC
SEVERAL VOTERS OLE HEINRICH
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
THE UNIoN BANK orTENNEssEE:.

The reported suspension Of ihis institution which reached us by Fridays aaii caused much sensation ssnong the news nsonsrfs of our city. As yet ~e have no further groand fos belief in 'ae truth of # than the following taken from ihe "Jsek.onian" a ptper published a Holly Springs, Miss.
 .-STA~p FROM UNDER -Rumcs says the Union Bank of reaa-sse is sooui cavisgi tn. Let the plan ,ers beware oT i5s so,es."
 The Memphis Eagle Of the 18th inst, says that ~ih= sAppeal'l of rhs city also made stab ai the Csieh Bank oH Friday morning. ia connecting il as a heavy cFe5itos to the Merchants Insurance and Trust Company of Nashville, reeeaiiy susPendedN And denies thai tlere any goauds so Far that community bad learned ior such an assault upon the character and integrity oG the Union Bank that she continues 10 dseharge her obligations and liabilities 10 the puhiic-
 The Eagle very property says; No baking in- sisaton oa earth hai og the ieas: service to the Paslie eaa survive she ss of the public confidence -3iihrsw this Ai you choke its visaii,y ard ener- ziex sn@re islc or speculative sssiiea0Nsly atsz3e8 ramot, not suiciea, srogad of 10 asxaii institution of the character ard standing of this bank. We of coarse know pohiR- of its sff&irs and speak of II osly as ii ssaRsts zEsossst us and throughout our SsAts.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
las,her ",Shlsv Mistake.

The Deuocra, in speaking cf the meeting on Monday las. sAys
 srhis spurious Convsutsca then. nominated Drew Sof Cover TOT, and Joanso8 for Con .ress and when proposal was mste io sep rate thsir Rosa. iaAfion. it wruld moi be listened n: the Ciiqae deening q indispensable, as they had united in pssctisiag the frsnl upon the Pses'den'. hy their hIse statements, that teey must staHa CT fal to- gssser. aai irefased ts taks sep arats vote"
 TAis U wholly sairs<. and ,hs very reverse of what dia take place, The resolutions noniaaiiny Cot 1shssoa. were Erst introduced, aui beIore the yAsss was taken. aa sn<ai,seDi was edssed recon sssaAaast tsas Drs.- Tassh..saaaa was aboattoea fer the ssse on ,se smeaisasat. whsa Col. chsrIes Maore of Tsasshe iosssaiP, stepped faswari. and ssxxsstsI that the vote shoasi be taken uRsn each ssrarasesys iIs Nasisfssmedthat saeh woaId b. the a<sioa of tse sessn<; whca tie eharnan Ihen ,cek fA~ s1se pgoa shc aasas.s T. Ant fs7s. Dreae 9s f nsasiasiss fhe ses.ls,ss aith ihe amendment thea xsas uf. sad were aaofisd wildcat disseating voice. Aii wao wsss present. wiis bear ;ss.saheay ss.ths fsuth af our ssaseaeas esen b soss Basas peesieg desnoersis'' wisem Ous Beigfaof hints were sedaced Hors thssr integrity and eoafisace in h.m, ani attended lhe meeting. wewoaIl !tgn be- Issss. that tAs Esor os she Dsfascra, essltsa the s.eslas Essszs ths vate ~ss taken and isss he has mssa lh;s nI4eYssseat2tion npoa sons aoaiias sus.ses; ss As ssases {; txpasss, howegeF. He ass b.a.sa sns.i i,e Askss ,r sAeeis. so consider i, wiisui intent tn deceive.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
PvlasxI County, Arkansas, 1,
B J. WILEY.

Pvi-asxI County, Arkansas
 Oct 20th, leI7.{ To the Editor of the Banner,
 SIR: Allow me, through the medium of the Banner. to congratulate the De mocrscy of Arkansas and particular of the coun- iy of Pulaski, for the disposition to union which perceive amongst them; the harmonious manner in which the county meeting was conducted last Mon- day, wss a matter, almost, of suprize to many De- mocrsts yet how grateful to the feelings of all well wishers of democracy; may the tune soon come, when the eisscnsions and s'rife which have been dstracting the party for the last two years shall be hashed and dead; for assure you, that the heated and ruinous feeling which has exhibited itself among individuals. of the democratic pAry. against each other; individuals, with whom have long acted. and who in titae's past acted in entire unison oi feeling, has been . source of great disquiet to may mines for the safety of the party; for remember sir, iha, ca house divided against itself canaot stand' sincerely hope. that we will soon cease to see, and hear of. mach bitterness of feeling among democrats against their fellows; but that the on principle, may be turned to the great rallying point of denoeracy--shat standard of democracy which is based npon a strict construetion of the constitution; the obedience of the servant 10 the will of his sovereign constituents and the entire sahserviency of the few to the wilI of the many
 Again, sir. i' was gratifying to the minds of de- moerass' who are such upon principle. to sec the disappointment of the whigs. last Mop1ay; they faily expected 10 have witnessed row at the demo- cratic meeting; but behold they were diagpoin- ted; and ''yoa might sell undertake 10 split anything else" cried they .-as the demscracy''- EydcniIy mortised thai democrats were likely ts esAss destroying each other
 AN OLD DEMOCRAT.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
DRxseRAfIr esHVEyTlaK N rvrf cOrxTY.


 We have received ths psOee~dihgs of the meeting ia this eouasy, held Eor she patPase of selecting delegates 10 the coavention ss be he'd in Jaaaary nexl. and regret very much that we s.nno, publish ihsm snail aext week. [, is said to have been the largest political meesing ever helI in That eoansy
 The voting delegates selected, were Doctor $. H. Chss@. siePsen Baxter. Esq. and the HOa James F. Gaines. who were iaafrsctss tSvo,s in the Goa ssusion Sor
 Taos. $. DaKu, foe Governor,
 JcnssoS, fos Represenstive in Congfess.
 The tesolntiOns havr been drawn up eanefslly. and the ssntiments are expressed with force and ele- ganee.
 The last rssoiiica Is that "a copy of the proceed ings b. furnished to the Editor of the Arkansas Banner cF publication and other D<moersiie papers is' the State he requested to repObaish the same"
 eS-The Democrat can ge, the copy by applying af our office
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

oJ-Postmasters should ih every instance, bear in mind the following :" Extrad fsem lhe iastynctioas to Postsaastsrs p.
 50, S<etioR lls
 "in every instance n which papers that come to yoar office not taken out hy the p4rsons r., x boro they are sent. ycu will give immediate nottse of !, to the publisher. that they laying dead in the office.
 '.in all eases where Postnasters render ,hsn. selves liable tor the sabscnpticn noney fos paper by neglect 10 noiy the publisher that il resaias dead in the Post Ofee. the POsfmss;er General serves the right to admoaish the Postmaster lr hia negiect. and require hm io pay er Lae paper q re- movs ktm out q eEes.s'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
Cotton Plekiar In lrkaa,as Csuaty.

friend iafasss us that CaPl Clay 4 thai county, picket out with l3 hands In one day a.eoe ID. There were sight men and 6ve women, and 1t VII be sen that the average amount of labor by esch. produced aSS ID. There were ten hands however, arenging SIS Ih Ths lowest was 305, the highest aaS- He adds thas the part of the field in which this picking was done, had been '-gone over three times,'' and ca the day named thirty three hands had picked over abeas isy The cotton is said to he very fine, and that part of our State the finest cotton growing region in the United States"
 TErE-The El4oraso ualoa of the 10th contains the following very just tribute to Coi R. w JenS- sax.
 The last Banner contains an address from the Hon. k- W. JohnSoA 10 the voters Of Arkansas.- The a3ress is characteristic of the man, bold, fear iess and independent: eaa mistake his posi- ton. He, without csneeaiment, or equirecatiep, appsaads what his judgment tells him is right, and condemns what Is wrong. Ta his principles and party, he k true the needle 10 the Poscs- We will give the address entire in our next"
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
rashion gealeB.

This eelebsatsd race mare. ai,sT having been ''' eeasiaI in msAy hard eantesl with the ieeieh ''' s4s m this eouatfy [ w.li b. seen has Q; ieaes ''' eosqaefe4. Tho Aew York ExP,eas oi 'bs 'e '' says;
 The great race as the Union coarse yes'ssas.s tseea Faskioa aiyd Psssesgsf. rsstir+ed F a's V feat or tbr gorIsef, to ile great tasspfass -'e" tis4ny u ,he sporting Aosid, BeFge he rses " betting was tsxo 0 ore in favor Oi ash.gA. iA aaDuhs oi n.oaey changed bsads. oDly t"o pss were run the first in 7,l5s and inc seeof' 'a ''F'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
mo Maatinr in union.

In aaothsr eoiunn vii Es foand tAss preceding sfa usssting ef ths Democracy ef Union, for the PurPoss of selecting deaegasss ts the st.ss Conven- ton, to hs holden h January.
 The preamble and resolutions are high tensdsnd kepnbiean; tey breathe the pure doctrine, and are worthy the talented and well knOwn political i'm tegrity of the chairman of the committee GeI- WM. DAvIs. We recommend them especially 10 the at ssntiSn Of eaf democratic friends
 IL will be seen that Gov. THos- s. pkkw and R. W. JoaiSsoS the choice of Union for reelection.
 Does no one take the Ashley organ iR Union, or Is the action of this meeting intended to rebake se- 6shness and prescription
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25
News from washiuwton.

The correspondent oi the Baltimore Sun says, that ca the s,h inst. the President made cali for eight new regiments. but had not learned from wha, States.
 "A special messenger will be despatched. to re- call Mir Trst. He will probably get his papers to- day" 7" (5ih inss.l
 ssTbe MexieaRs will have no more opportunities to treat with excep, directly, with the Secretary oi State isere tn Hashngtos. and we sh=l! 5. once organize the military ami territorial Government ol the conquered provinces.
 We have done with eoaxiHg. and must needs try the aliers4tise-co%reion. Mexico alone is now responsible for the blood spill in this war.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

ASEepoTE.-Fhe late K. B. Sseridaa being once on parliamentary eoinmiites, happened to enseF the toon when mos; os the members of she eeGams tee were prescott and seated, though basness had not eo1taeneed: whea, pereeising that there was not s'sther seA; vacant, he, with his usual seadi ness, sad '.Hil any gentislasn saars that nay take Lhe (hcir
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-25

ten. Armstrong; has resigned his Consulate to Liverpool. and ~li receive the Brisaa,er General ship vacated sy tsse death Of Gea. Hopping. The sword a'qaestbed 10 hin by Ge0erAl Jackson, will ih all probability agsie be vasheahed ia the serucs of oer eoaotry. by an arm tha, will never dishsaOr ihe valaahle bequest.