The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-28
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IT, Hsrsld, fsays shs Savannah RepubIic.n. whig. gives the following smnsinr ,housh pretty hard hit Hs says:
 We must dsiEhse lhs glory. Thuss. ,h. best pian. We must disssihuse is taivay nrn<ysv ah 'he iFoops, gasing to 04n. TaxInr nnlS ns PEupet share, h Tsylor disi wnnaessss raln Alto. wc nssag alse rern~nI,res .a-s S1ockIou did miracles ia Cslifnrn;a. ;f T.v- Tor eclipsed Aasierlitx d Resneu de In. psI- ma. SO sase s!ad Col. Pssce use s,l shs -. is ''e mud hoUsea of New Mexscp: # Tae. iot frcalied the fiery onsIaaah. d Isa;a.los <. the ssoFmiag of Monteruy, = al.a n r,e- mont react the descent sf Mans,leor ;..,.. Nsly' when !he said gallant rrsnoas recall q su upon the Mexicans aad the lndiaas asnaun 'ne mountains cf the Rio ds los Asnssiennos. on ii'e Pacific side ya tue question; C Tav. iof in the pass of Bucna Vista en,sp;;a,r.;. A. oa.i dog vaior of the British aa Wa,erloo. 1lu not Doniphan surpass the hattle ef rkss uranlcus on lhe field of SaekAsnenan. ana ,hn chlvalry of the i'hermopyln \. lhe paro .Ial Nurse. If Scott redaeed inc innrrgr.i,ls castle ef St. Juan without Srinu \ gna as <. dld not Hanser take the civ Of Alyarsdg. withoM the loss of single man s,,a elshsr sade, as m the case of tke dayss krht as frrs ChFistsana, between the Du,ch and the ,we.ifn in the days of the Kmicksrbockev Tho fame Of he war mssss. sl,vyelsra. \. ais,rlh,.- ted. As iaiher Ri.chie wiscly lBtimAass, h does not asi belong to Gen. Taylpr. We .n'tst ditfnse the glory. Thas's the omly way
 ~ wn,sh justice can be done al around A.- oeh. ayise has done wel---indeed we sisslss aamii' and we sheerfully admit that he isAs done very well bu. all the rest haze done very weils kearney has dous well. ant pslre. and Fremont. and Duaiphan. and lgar,sev. and Mosgan. and Stockton, and F,essu@ss. and Wool and Patterson, and Isa,lsv. aei Scott, and an the rest have doae we,l. IT. gaiaEss volunteers, mili,sa, they have all done weii--yery well. And you see, then, lsuw unjust would be to give all the wisFw tn Gen Taylor. He can't have is slk and tkat's the loag and short of 1t. h is ut,, esactlv tair lLat you should give all the praiss. eisk. CT, to the officers, .when ii is tie Sslsn dat have done the work ia every eass, you knows
 INSULTING THE M,LirARr.--Gen. Tayior has received the most laiseri T euloeiums from nearly every print in the county Gen. Scott has added fresh laurels. to the cyimeon garland Of his military fame, by his hiul,ly scientific movements al Cerru Gordo and Col. May is known to have. displayed tis utmost coolness and bravery on tAa aeca- s.ons ot the battles of the 9th end gsA of s1av Now is would be presumed that slse above gentlemen would be received. ia this civ !, all events, with the warmth and cosifssss thss becomes grateful people. N ot co. however. tor oa Tuesday last Alexander Hawsrx. ,ie- liberately and with malice pyepense armed himself with brickbais, pebbles, pieces of coal, and other implements of destriciiua, and attacked the ,ranspareneies in front oi the American Theatre. Gen Scott received severe blow in the mouth from a a,aail paving.stoue and his jackboo.s were asrrihlv bruised bya piece of brick. Old ..Rousk and heady's Those was completely turned around by severe blow from | chunk ofaa- thraetie coal, and his coat, immediassly ln s a s,ss..'y so q a's . s.s sighly sssd v was and siiii is in the act nf leaping his h0fss over. the cannon about te be fired by La Vega, was. we regret to say, aimost stunned by brickbai which struck hlm ou the stomach, and from the force with which a round piece of fiint-stone was fired as his horse, the noble animal, at the tune. was not expected to sur vive. The Recorder of the Secoad AluHiei- pality, taking into consideration the sm,rmity of the offence, yesterday ordered Mr. flaw eres to give bail to keep the psaes, os go to the Workhoase. s sf PRESENTATION or FLAG TO rHa clri- zEss or BosroS BY THE CirixEss or Coax. ---On Tuesday last. Capt Forbes, nf the Jamestown, presented io tIie Boston city an- ihoriics flag of which the citizens of Geek had given him in charge for that purpeses--- It is described as flag whose ground work IS constructed of beautiful whit silk. its dimensions eight by six feet in the ccune Is harp. surrounded by'shamrocks of gress, and these surmounsed by the Ameriesn eagle, emblemaiical of the assistance render ed from America 10 Ireland. trhe esgie ss represented as supporting, wish the hslp of the stars and stripes, the harp of Esin, end the wreath of shamrock. 4 letter hom the Mayor of Cork accompanied the prssems, from which we extract the following ae. knowledgment S
 "Words are but poor acknowledgment ss osir gfssssasle-ys. they gre all ~e nes can give. But. sii, convey the assurance to your fellow citizens, that if al aay time here after. danger or distress Of any kind may come upon them, we shall not Dc forretfnI. sad we trust our descendants shall never te forgetful, Ina. in our hour of deepest Iaissfy and desolation, America has beea to hs o,lr traesi friend. our most generous assistasss. May our country long enjoy the insssianAbls blessings of liberty, and may your voyage back so her happy shores be fair snd prcs. porous" fs'ss-" si'Ass
 TAKE 'EM ALL.---A few days ago at the rendezvous Of Captain Chase, in the Tenth Ward. A wnn,at with n chnhhv rlisld i.. ha.