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SUN DRiEN.

UMDRiEsS. S0 BBiS, Ohio supesfne Flour; OO do Ameriean Brandy: tcask best winter sperm Ol; 29 half boxes bunch RAiSins chest IIapeIial Tea:
 box double refined Loaf Sugar; 1 box soft shell Almonds: 4s east Flows. with points extra, sab-soii Flow:
 2 dozen Garden Hoes;
 l do iranspiAn,iag Towels; l do Garden Rakes; ( bundle nail rods:
 !, |, T. aad ,nch hoop iron; ..s, 1. ,, !. |. +, and inch fcHhd irvB i. i. II. T.. {. and ineh square iron 70J lbs horse shoe iron; l9 pieces stab son: i5s Diamond, and other piow mounds; 7j pieces assorted baad rva, 5O03 sbs assorted bar iron; baajlfs sf1iHg steelr; ia bags drop ard birk shot; 1900 ib3-easiings; RseetyS6 aasl fer safe by WM R. WAIT JSf,aary t6, fss7. I9s-
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 CkbTsoN 10 RosTnA Asxkns. The lelIsw- ing, frsa aa sxchangs paper. will show what the law is in reference to newnpapsrs remaining dead in he post oiice; s.A post master in the interior N Pennsylyania recent ly had judgment given agaisst hun for the price Of . subscription of several years to q distant newspaper. on he plea thal he had not given saEeieaf Fsal nptirr 70 the pub fisher tn siep ii, and had continued 10 re. seive tAe numbers Gssr several years, and Id sell them for tie pusiages The magistrate decided that merely returning copy oI John Smiths papeF,a with stop tlis' writ len .,n IL without poss-mark or other iudlca- tion of locality, was mol sufficient or legal notice, but scrinen nofice, rith Hame, piece, dafe and rsasoM, must be sent io the pnl- fisher, and, .iranked.' shat Il may be eksn out by him.
 ANEw MovEMgsr.-The Cspiaia os a certain volunteer rosnpany. now Eendex. voised at this place. says late number oi the Yicksburg Whig, must i,r one Of the Teriess ways in the world, iudging from a proceeding of his which might have been witnessed em last sunday morning. He formed hrs men into line and gave order to tue following effect:
 eThosf who are going Ia Church, aboWl facrr'
 The majority of the ccmpany aloud faced imme iiaiely, thus evidencing their desire ol attending the place of worship. 4 good number, however, maintained their first DO sition; wondering, perhaps, q, the stupidity of their comrades, in choosing to ofrequrus SC dull place, in their estimation, as the house l of prayer. They had uot become 50 reiigi- ous all al onee-ttey hatn'I-by no man. ner of means. But there was matter ol triumph just ahead, for the moral and reiigi- oEs portion of the company. The Captains eye twinkled roguishly as he sung out
 ssfhose who are going to Church, EalE ap and take drinkr'
 They did so ]: and more asAy looking SC; of fellows than were those in the minosi- ty, never had the pleasure of seeing the thumb of the right hand applied 10 the nose 1 and the four digiinls spread fan-like, at their expense. Some of them begged the privilege of changing their votes, but the Captain was infexible--they couldn't coax treat out of hin by any means. Those who have voted for going to Church, washed down the cob- webs and starsetl; while the remainder looked as If they were almost persuaded 10 be Chris tiaFas
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MILL be received. at the office of the Acting W Assistant commissary of Subsistence. Fosi Washita, Choctaw Nation, until 10 clock, 4. M 1, oa MonAiay, tue l5ih day of March, ls47, for de- iivering, at the Subsistence Store House, Fort wasiita. three hundred barrels (nore less, at the option of the Acting Assistant Cenmissafy of sub slssence os fesA sapfTglAe Flour. to be Geiiveret quarterly, and in saeh quantities as the Acting Assistant Cosnmissary of Subsistence may direct. The first delivery te be sh~ 20ta day of March. ls45 Persons hidiing wiil state the amount, per barrel al which they will farnish if. The contract will be given to the lowest responsible biddes pro riaea, ia The opinion of the Acting Assistant Con- inisssry of Subsistence. il is sufficiently reasoha- bse. and 10 bid not made by responsible person wiil be received.
 ". $. HANCOCK. 2d IL sfA Laf.
 fl. Il. C. S Fort Washits, C. N.,l q, ..
 Jan. i3, tsI7.
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Proposals fpF MRe.hmaHfiEmw ahe Rena1emthaFy.
 ERseufryt 0FrveR.
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 sx@ s3 t8Fz TNR0PflSAI.S viii s6 se&.ssse st tss 1 .,.s ssf L the 6EA dey AsH Hs- ss4 se.1asf ss lA.r PeBitvuglssy Mpese ls Stals e se kaa eh q aeaf ths sste Nf she sAf essssgysAs si fm \ pian uf s ssAss@ NSA b8 esss ted as ilIls z E sis sss sssspH sas.ssssr,ss $ aecosdsuee as the sas f.+g ssa4, ssa entitled q a t lf 9tkss feF x ssss Ss xSe I8s4s tentissg df shss slste.
 fsopuasls ~ bslIAsAs n any slhss paessSs.. x ss SsaFe. wiN aise ~ sdered. ana ne es,slsasg The eomiraeteF Mli he Fs9nlred to execute . bond. wish good saeasttys n ne sam of Saasnpas sg fise aAsthlal peFinrmeake pf sisa undertaking one fourfh af the nseaEy srll he eaid in cash, ~ s e.amsvateag. as the Ssnfe fFeaspFy wfEExvss khs GsesA@sse.s ss iAsa aaA Inc masesaais ready far te aaisslssg Dae fsarth wieA ihe arss story is cam ptcfed and ise basanee epcn tss toapastioa of Ete w0sk-
 The contractor viii bs entitled tss the use. sal s expected tc take i,nmeaiste charge of the Ssate eenssets ior and during the time engaged m Fe. baiiasag; but viii he required u guard leed and ctoslRe fhrna daging saxA hascs gTe fnota any ex pense to the State.
 A re4Sagabie time, mol exceeding two years, wsli b. allowed for the fnal performance eg the contract aud the whole af the matesiais os lbe eld building consisting tof iron docs. bars and boits the oii brick walls aad about leo coo dry brick ready for VNtNAfIs Nkt5t et&fJ ttfc 4ss ECit- fsniafy will be turned ever te the eonts actor, gratis rhe huilang Is 10 be not less lhan 20 fses leag. hy so wiie and st least two ssOries high, with St ceiIs % constructed. in tie centre Of the hadlag that an open passage. between the outward walls and each tier of cells ia each story. msy be obsef- ved, of as least ten feet.
 Separate proposals. also, vii b. received sos re- pairing aAA leftting the old peuifentiafy House. in iiea of the proposed new enc. The third story oi the old wall to be taken down. and he irst and se- Sofd stories f55fed ant wfttrd srccring tctAe efi- <ia4i plan. wita winding stairs. saa sahstaasisl sgoeHen roof,
 Bids for either or both, should be marked "Pre- posas for building ihs Stale PeRiteniiary." and directed to the office ef the SeersaFy ot state, Lit tie Rock, Arkansas.
 The privilege is reserved so reject any bid above the amount appropriated for the purpose, which is len thoasand dollars in cash. of Its eqgisaieat in State Treasury warrants.
 TnoTs s. DREW,
 Gos'r ef .3rks, To he inserted six weeks. coasscutivcly. in the Arkansas Bonner. and State Gazette. Little Rock
 Tijo-S 5. DREW.
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coGxrr or wAsHarA. ".
 CSreaii Court ef saii CBsaiy. AorsM5er Tara, lsie.
 u. Attachment for sSss s7. wm W. Cornell.
 TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Cont thas \ said William w Cornell is non-resident of this State. fl is by the Court ordered tha, pablica- tioa be made ia some newspaper published in tlis State. for two successive weeks, the last insertion or which shall b. at least eight weeks before the next term of ll,s Court. notifying said Cornell of the pea4ency of this snif by attaehment, for ahs oG three hundred and sixty sx dollars and thir- ty-sevea cents. with len per eeP. per snnusa froa the fourth of March, X. D. lsIs and that Hnfess h. appear here before the second dfy of the next term eS this Court, to be holden on the tirst Mon day after the fonrth Monday -ialApril next, and plead aas,Ter. or demar to the Plaintiff deelara- ton. judgment wifi be rendered against him, and bis property sold to pay ihe same. And if is oI- desed thai this caase be continued; and, On motion of the Painij and for sufficient cause shown, Ii Is ordered the property levied on be exposed io sale according 10 law.
 Attest: PHILIP AGEE, cierk
 ef sud CSHRiy. SeorT X STiTH, .Fiior's fer PissahG
 NorE-Since tie above eTdeF was fakea the Le- gtslatufe has altered the time of holding said Court to the fourth Moniays in March and September. SCOTT x STITH, Soi's Feb. 10. Isl7. Prs lee s5 75 2z-2w
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fENHE subscriber, agent ior H. KsbeEman, ~lli 1 eos;inlr ste fersaet's business at lis old siand on Main. near Markham street. and keep eosstaHt. Y hand fail and well assorted siock of G'oee- riss, Dfy Goods Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Castings, ke. Ne, all ef which will be sold iow tsf cash. The highest nsafket ps.ces ~i he paid fcr coastry rso daee. as beet hides. peitries. beeswsx, se.
 JOHN kRAtSE. little Rock Jan. 20 iSt7. te---Jm
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LIVERPOOL cLAssIFicATiox

SUGAR-There has beeas good demand for Sa- gas during the past fes days. and notwithstanding ibe prev siehce of gsfavosabie weather, the sales haSe aaloanied to faily le8G hsas taken chiefly for the West al tsfmer psices say for InierioS 9l sa; Common ,s1 St; Fair 5I a g. Prime 6s a ss i; Choice h sEna parcels T 5e per 10. No sales piaaiaiion have been made fog sotne tma past Ar rised during the Last three days 14ia hhds Clear ed in the sage time for New York. 727 hads-; Sa- vsnnah. a, Bsisimose. ss hhds. and bbss; Apa- laehiccia, l3s hhds: Liverpool hhls other ports, hhls; together 1902 hhds. and i2 bhss.
 GRAIN Owing io tue prevalence of uaEsvcr- able weather "Wednesday. Tsseisess of Cora showed more disposition to make seles from the izndiag, And the transactions. which aIaounted fc l5 aa bushels, were al easier rates rare ,as fso,., Ts soc per bashei Yesterday ie rain poured os,. la torTsats and di9 aot hear of solitary isaas- aes,5a. i favorable change ie ne wsarys brought forward ssseza buyers to day snd the sales rsaeA- ea faliy 2uoco bushels q, improved rstes the bulk of the business having been dcre al soc, whilst . ios Of 2oD1 bushels yellow sota as high s5c pes basses The os:y sAles q N heat that have eome 10 our knOwiedgs, are 5a1 bushels inferior as sJe
 anl 300 sacks do. at SIG per basari- Prime pas. cells woaid readily bring sl Oo. fa Oats. we 10 fiee salesaf 590 bushels in kssk N 4ie.. and 9es sacks ai ase per bashei. Beans have been s~lling in small lots at Ss eV Ss 2s reE hhi Armed during the past three days. T5s saeks Wheat Ia. s80 do. Cora. and 53so do. Data Cleared in the same time. for Nsw York 1913 sacks Wheat; Li
 serpcol q .e53 sacks Corn.
 FLOCH--we left the Flour market. al fke dxt. oT our last report. under the inHaeaee of the ze counts from Enrlaaa. Ter Themis, which had is,, effect cf patting aP ths rates tos good shipping hsanis se $ IA $ 25 per hbi. Ca wednesdaj 1 a limited business was transacted, ampunsiag tl 9aCo bAls. amongst wbigh were i1eo hhss Ohio. \ &s S. and tiae rem2indsf ehieiy at S lz3. Tn. unfssoFssle weather yesterday again cnftxiied th'
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In this city al the residence of Judge Riago Mas. MAsy l.. CocEE. wife of John V. Cooke, and daughter sf Mai William Armstrong; formerly of Nashville Tennessee.
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E ind whereas the above s..esissd several tracts q land gre now hs.sa by ne. ile sad wiEiasa II. Wood ?, ceeas of conveyance dniy exeented by H@zekiAh Dews, successor to the said cosfesfer Hugh ". Ashley. ShersTof wssl.isa county assse. sad pursuant to. and GEes authority vested sa hitn hy the laws cf the State of ATkansax.
 Nrs tssTst4s s>+iee ls Asssas saaeA tc ali perznns who say Ss eoaessaed or MAe ean sci sp any right title, os claim 10 aay of the above described lassds parehased. ss aforesaid. ia eesseqacnse sf any is. ies lnaiity cT any iresalzfiy Ei<zasify esnBse- trd wiih such ssis. icf any case of ciars wisa- sceses. ihai. N coasraiy te she act eF the Gearral fssesssT Of sAs S.ate of -4fksasas, tn relation ss Tax Titsrs, approved ths ssa day cT Novesaber. fl D. issS, eoRssisaiiHg ekeptes Iss cg ihe Revised stasnses. l. the said HislaEs H. Who'd. viii ape,v ia nerson. cr sy my tegulsr constituted xstssae to the trS CSfcuis Court mkfff nay he hes4 ia aud ics said eaaefy of Wssita fin whixA said i4ns ass sltasseal six sonshs aiass shs public alton af fhis nctief. ss the iaA directs fai the hrst term of the Circuit Court aloscsaid fAeresfsef ss xed by tsv N fls the 1esstFnasl0n ef sasd sale or saie2 and sl peFsoas interested gre hereby cited saa aaaonsshea r show eaase. il any they ean al said iess Ii ssis Cirenh Court. why said sale or sales So made. s Aforesaid. should not be eonfsssed aecus,nr ta aw
 WILLIAM H. wOQD.
 Camden, -lris.. ,,- -
 l Jan. Is, lss7. " -
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x SUNDRIES. 7E BBLS. Ohio SapeF6se Flour sJ , do. Bnekwhsst Flour; do. Peach Brandy; 2 do. etd Monongah Ia whlskeys do. Saierafas. S0a ihs. Cansassea Hanss z9<boxss Star Candies; /21 kegs No White Lead; ia do Pure do dc. ( boxes No. Soap
 Sadsffery. Mems half Spanish Saddles; Mems American [" @ Ladies' {" 8 Bridie 6aiings Martiaeales, Collars. Hanes. sad- de bags, Snfslngirs. Siirap-s,raps. Received and Tor sale, by
 wM. B. WAIT. Dee 2 ISt6. fz-N
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NOrla,E.
To aiI MIaoan it may Concern


 TsAKE NOTICE, that, on the third day of No- 2 YeHibef, esghtrsH haDssIssii and forty .hse as a Sheriff $ sale of iapd for taxes held hy Peyfe., s BetheIi, the then Sheriff of the county of alas st the house of Presley Watts. being f..e temporary court hosse of the sad eonuty, me following land WAS sold, asd bought by E.ili@Ta overmaa. to wif: Section thsty, in sc snship nine soa,h of rAnge F- teen. west e-snsaiaiag six hanAled and biaeIy six four os kundreihs acFes os six dollars and seven .y-slgta eeRts- That said f was isled r taxation, advertised, and snia, as tAe property of K. A. Par. xes that the said subscriber hess said isnd bY yr- tue of said saie and, by virtue ef deed a.4de by Edward M. Harfiss Shsria of said eeuasy, and sue esssor tethe sad Peyton S Bethell:
 Now. any person Shoean se, up any right to she land paEehssrd. Ia eohseqasbee of any inlcsmali. ty, e aRy irsgulariiy iegasiiy. connected wish said sale. called apoa 10 show eaase. al Cir cai eoagt in be boIdeH on the third Moadss Of Sep tembsr. eighteen hundred and fofsy seven. ia the tcAa of PFinceson, in the county of Dallas. MA, sa;A s-a~, sss ssasse, xhaslA not bs confirmed.
 WM. oyERMAN. Da'ias ss','y, ,ss. .s,sr tps. fee s.s oeD ls-s~
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To aII whom it may concern.

O SbA wWOhM ht kAeNy COhAGGEms NOTICE is bereSy given that, at a sale ef kaads foT the payment cf the taxes penalties and costs ,sas thsreoa soid by the Sherif ct Clark county as ihe CouHt-hoase of said county. on the Iaih day of November. \. D. ist2. under the authority of the State Of Akansax, asst in paJgRsnew to notice pre- yiorsiy given. as the iaw directs, the undersigned purchased sie following described tracts or parcels of laa4s, to wi,:-rhe ncsh-easf quarter of the sepihwess, and the southeast of the southeast of section fpHrteea township eight south range twen+ Y three wsss-soid for S2 25.
 The above tracts of iaad were purchased as alose- saii and now hegd hy deeds ct conveyance iaIy executed by the ShsriT of Clark esauty. under the authority given hia by the State oE Arkansas. Al persons, therefore, wo set up any claim 10 ihe above described tracts of land. in consequence ot any infosmaiify. irfegaary iliegaliiy connected with such sales, wili appear at the first term of the Clark Circuit Coart, which may be held six months first after the publication of ls notice as sppliea- tioa siil be made al said term os said Court for conirmaiion of tc titles to the tracts of an afcre- said.
 nRUREY HASEEY.
 Dec. g., Is4s. Printers fee. SiI.0o. T ls-sw.
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WATCHES, JEW ELRT, &C., &C.
e. U. GARyER,

C. 9. GARNER.
 aN Has again 0pea~d his WATCH AG MAKING. and JEWELRY ES- s A ENLISTMENT on Main street , ,ys1 nea the Post Office. >ssseS~4E % All work sent to him will he done with pronpsaesS and despatch with iaoder- ate eharges. Jan. 2, iS47.--2o-3m.
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DIR e w WHEEL

(Of Czicps co. .frA) HAVING permanently located himself ss Little HI Rock, will derose bis ~nfire attention to the practice of fhe various hsanehes ef his profession He may always be found either at his office in
 COL. AStILEYsS BRICK ROW, es d ssaAs 4assHory h0UxE." No M. m stairs. oyer DR DopGs's Drug Sfers.
 Little Rock, Feb. Ia, iSf7. 22-n
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Plo,sgl,s! Pioughs!!

go HALLS improved Peacock Pioughs. OO hhd. browE Sugar, kegs Dupont's Powder. ReeeiEed and for sale, by
 Vii. E. WAIT. Feb 10. Is1 22-
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ron, fhe ". G. Com. Times. 39h
 COMMERCIAL.

During "Wednesday and Thursday, the weather was 50 stormy ard rainy, as to put complete stop 10 oat door business This morning the ssiad yeeT- ed round to ihe Ncthward. and we had clear and pleasant day.
 CoTToN-Arrived since the 2sth inst. of Lo,.i- siana and Mississippi, 6lal bales Tennessee and North Alabama, 220S Arkansas, 2IG9, Ficrids, 52t; Mobile, 29i-iogefhef. II, ,5e3 bales. Cleared in the time for Liverpool. ii,647 bales; Got tenbarg, 5os; New York, ii7o. Baltimore. SIS together. I3.9lS bales; HIking reduction in stock of 2s2o bales; and leaving. hand inclusive of ali on sh?5oaTd not cleared this day, stock isJ 292 bales.
 STATEMENT or COTTON. Stock oa hand. Sept. l. 'ls, tbalesl s.5I9 Received duting pas; days Ii-5es
 pFeyiousiy. 3,t62 -il5,655
 4is.so. Exported past 3 days 'l39is
 E: previously, 222, ,3s9- -23S ,3i2 Stock or hand and shipbosrd, iss. .2sa We stated in our report of Tuesday night lax; that iae Cotton market oH receipt oF the exciting news iroIn England by the Theins, had advanced .c pr b bat that toe rates paid were 50 irregular a> to render il impossible to quote with accuracy. On st edas sdsy some buyers came forward and took I501 bales at prices establishing the value of Mid ding to Good MiddIing. a, iIs i2e pss lb Yes terday there was complete pass. in fhe market.
 
 od throughout the day and the sales ii gat exceed i9o bales, To-day the demand opened with some animation, bat the high demanded by isoldefs wo are generally disposed to wait for the steamers sdviees, checked operations. and the transactions did not exceed 25o0 bales, making the basiness for iie past days 75eo bales taken partly fer Engsanl and the North as well as on speculation. Our quo tasiens have beeB revised 10 conform as neatly as possible 10 inc actual state of tho market. On reference 10 oEr comparative labics annexed. t wili b. perceived that the total receipts al all e parts since the ist September exhitit aa increase as compared wtih lasi year. o. p, i2G bales. The axt or.s of Grrai Britain dariag the same peficl shoy deficiency of ls5,oog; iEase to France oi 2SVS bales, whilst faose 'o o'he feTrign ports show an excess of 2I.220 bales. The defeieaey in the receipts al this Po against last year amount to S5a bales.
 The sales Of the week anoans to 1000, and those of the past three days embrace 75oa bales which are noticed follows; 43S baies a, He; 22g al - loo al l2s; s57 at If; zs al II: 2s2 at llA 23l al ifg; soe al F; 5ie at ~; 5o3 al tfs; fed a if. 9 at ii.; lfs al lis; 49a al do; 9s al l2 23i at lii SIS at ie, soJ at -, and % Mastodon at I2l cents per lb.
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ESTMAY OMEN.

TNdERE are in nay possession. two ed exsn "A Que Is large bsiadle aud whiss, tee ef twslre years old, marked with swallow icFk in eaxh eaP. and an under bit h the right. The oihef is . red and white, of medium size. about fen yaass oia, marked with eiep and srtit in each enE 10 heanAs pefcepiible oa either. The ahoKa axsn have keen ahoat ny place For some time; and cana tksse as pnsted. have made diigsat inaalsy ceacesnlnN then, and can find no oNner far them- ! have concluded, therefore. lg adveFiiae tlem hapinw tha owners may see she advertisement. and e.ssna aud get them, Of will purchase them at fair price.
 tNO. N BOfkE. Paiarm Btidge. PuI;iski co. AFk. Jaa. ilHA. ls47. is-sw
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ChOrfusU Kn1sss Scrip.

.IJ0a ACRES Lasd Serip, to be taken out l l~tb of any of the Pusiic Lands in tse States of Arkansas. MisSisstpTi, Louisiana, and Alabama, srbjeet to entry at private sale For sale by VIM. B. WATT.
 Little Rock, Feb, 10. IS47. 22-
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Cotton seed.
NOTICE.

4 II. persons indebted ts II. \. AiAsich. eitAer "A by note account ate hereby notiaed 10 eoma forward and pay ar, If they wish 10 sare cost, as the business is ohliged to be sestteds
 (. L. JEfFRIES. .fzwgass
 q H. N .alisseA Jfaugsg ,. iss7. 7:3w
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FROM Rio DE JASEIRo.--The brig Adams Gray, Capt Boyce. arrived yesterday from Rio de Janeiro, having sailed thence on the 18th December. Capi. Boyee reports thai she ships Loo Choo. Thos. II. Perkins, and Susan Drew, with Col. Sieveason's Califor- nia regiment, sailed from Rio for their desti- nasion round the Cape under the consoy of the U. $. sloop of war Preb!e. Tile officers and crew were all well.
 The U. S. frigate Columbia, Com. Rous- seau, sailed for Rio de Ia Plata on the lsi December, and the U s. brig Bainbridge was to sail in few days for the same destina- t,on.
 We have received no papers by this arri- val, and Capt. Boyee reports nothing touch ing the alledged fafe-up between Mr. Wise and the Brazilian Government
 The bark lienIy Kelsey snd brigs Julia asd hm. II. Dugan sailed for this port few days Prey.ous 10 the Adams Cray
 The Senate and House of Delegates ol Virginia, on the 18th inst, unanimously di. teeiet that the fanaucal resolutions adopted oy the Legislature of New Hampshire, and recently transmitted by the Governor of that Sta'e 10 the Executive of Virginia. shall be sent back
 The Committee on Elections. m Congress. 'e whom was referred the resolution offered some days sinee-by Mir Schenck. of Ohio. ,save agreed unanimously that Edward D. Baker. member of the present CoagEess, V as ho' entitled to a sea, in this body aiier reeri- s'ag has commission In the army of the U. ea.es, and, therefore, that he was not enii- "ed 1o pay as a member. The Committee VIII submit such report al the earIes, mo. neal-Dcliz.
 foRSED OVER --'.'he defendant in the case ol Hayes rs. Hayes, ia the ..breaeh ol P'omIse' case lately tried in Louisville. has 'orked up the S6,000 damages ia which he sas malcted by ihe jury. for hsvinr ,aaper- z with the affections of young lsdy oui = her teens. When ea;ied upon, he settled ssY soY z's'ag cheek upoa the bank tn the ",sihs words, io-wii: aechaaies and Savings institution ol wS.ife' wPS pay to "A Sunday Eveains "A or bearer, SIX thousand dollars. 0poa presentation the eash was lo.thcon- "E so much for so much.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Feb. 10. lsa1. prs fee ss as as-s
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08
Later from Vera Cruz,

An arrival at New Orleans brings advices from
Vera Cruz up to the 10th November There hat
been no late intelligence from the interior.
Santa Anna, says the Arco Iris, has issued anothe
manifesto, in which he reassumes the supreme now
err and asks Pena Pena why he has not yet beater
the Yankees The same paper publishes an address.
made by Santa Anna to the Supreme Congress- II
Is very long, and very dull, .frothy and bombastic
l. Is dated the LIST instant, from Tehnacan He de-
clares his resolution to resume the Presidency and
berates Pena y Pena in good set terms
The company Of Riiemen from Baltimore. under
command Of Capt. ScHArrER arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 10Th ut
About 800 troops from the United States arrived
at Vera Cruz on the 10th ult. Among them were
the 81 and 18th Kentucky Regiments
Col HUGHEs Is to be left in command Of Jalapa
Major GAINES arrived at New Orleans ON the l9tl,
ult. from Vera Cruz.
TANprco.-Evcry thing was quiet at Tampico ON
the 23d ult.
FROM THE BnAzos.--An arrival at New Orleans
with dates from the Brazos to the 2lst ult brings
information that General Taylor arrived at Matamo-
ras on the 18TH and expected at Brazos ST. Jaeo
on the I'D when he will take the first conveyance for
New Orleans =