davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
FIRE IN wnrHERsrIrLp, Cr.-The lsrge tactic

FIRE IN WETHERsrIELp, Cr;-The large factory
IN Giswoulvllle, We,hersheld,) occapicd ~
Messs Ives, Hooker Co., OF this city for the pu rposs
OF weaving and knitting, destroy ed by fire last
IDg. The building was owned by the GrswouIviIIe
company. There was insurance on IT, but Mess,s
Ives Hooker Co are said TO he insured on stock and
machinery to the amount OF SIS 600 The fire originated
rom spark from lamp Hartford Courant, Tussdnv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
MOYemsntA OF TrnYeIIers

The following was the snumber Of arrivals regs
yesterday at the aforementioned hotels -
AMrn,cAS.-C. II. Day, Caslill; s. Day, do; v. Dial
rimple, New Jersey; w. Brammeis saundersvilIe; T.
MHl0rd Georgia, Col Hone Long Island Ives and
Charleston; J. Bushbey, New Jersey
Asroa-C. Hobrook, Boston; NJ. Chafin, Hartford J
Gilbert Phiia; A. Colby, New London; L. Hurburt
Manchester; A. Gray, Va; II. Middleton Cbsrleston
s'rad, Penn j. Goddard Boston; T.. Eastman, do; II.
Gilbert Lewiston; II. Hard, Boston; r. Johnson Me.
H. Riddle Boston; w. Allen, do; s. billiard, do; Gen O.
Miller, do; j. Monroe, do; c. Smith, do Mrs Governor
Young, Albany; J. Whitwel Boston; q. Todd Paris;
Gallagher Cincinnati; j. Cushing, Baltimore; Yates,
do; b. Gardner do A Z. James, ". NJ Dofr, Boston;
j. Cheever, do
Clrn.--A. Butler, Conn !; J. wedsn, Phila; w BIan.
Smith, do; j. o. Peaso, Phila w. Cummings do; s
Marie Louisville; J. NJ. Brown. do; ID. Pratt New Jer.
sey; Pearce Boston;g J. Meorhoru, New Jersey; r.
Mcfarland, do; = Laney ,lAlbany;J Seymour. Peeks
kill; Reaves, Phila; j. Thomas, Richmond X Massey,
doi White, Phiia: N Stevens, New Jersey
Utica; DUNCAN Baltimore; ' W. White Newark uet
d. Thompson, Pittsburgh; @. Richmond, Boston; j.
Brown Salem; P. Chadwick, Little Falls; W. Warren,
HowAaD.-M speer, Cape May; A. w. Tyrreil, Utica;
NJ Brigham b Francis, Boston, w. Bsadslsy, Il Ken-
needy, Bait; G: Sampson, Boston; j. Sampson, Middle.
town; Waddy, Boston; Col Meall B. Anthony Prov.
Medard Philad; II. Gsrsed, Frankfort T. Hafner Bos
ton; B. Harden. Worcester; IL wingate, salem n Os.
good, Bos,on T. Cooper Delaware; B. Porter Jersey;
il Marks N. Vi O. Paterson, Phad; NJ Black, Ianca.,
ter; A Noyes, Washington; O. Vinges Bait; CAPTAIN
Jewett, II Cunning, Boston.
sey T.. Pherick Pennsy lvana ; j. Griswold Stonne
ton + fishor Baltimore ]. Hertson Philadelphia i.
NJ Stevenson. do NJ Prescott New Haven, Capt j.
Hammond Connecticut N. kellogg, DO; L. Barlow,
sisa g. Wood Utica H. slocum, Troy NJ. Bur
Newark J. Rice, New York
h.rHBuN-Thos. Wilmer Phila; j Buckley, New
N J.; y Holbrook. Poughkeepsie; n. p Ferris Cinn
W'b bondsdsle, NY; Grant. Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
CUKED.

CQ1 BROADWAY. tEItraet)I cheerfuily comply with
Dol the OF Lieutenant Mcintosh
nvded home unht for duty In Of rts
deafness and discharges from the That the treat
Of DR., Castle Edwards, aurisu in New YORK ne en-
rely recovered his hearing and has returned lis
military duty.-s,gued, H. MsNEVEN, surseon to II B.
Acoustic OLA sure cure for incipient deafnss dishs
from, and collections OF hard wax de- ia The
ssrr-ior sale ~ Broadway. ~ m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

STRANGE CASE OF EIoPEMRNr AND CRIME
ARREST OF THE PARTIES, &C., &C.-A few DAVIS
since man BY the name Of Bates, eloped from Coyne
with MIS- 1's-, and came to this city. Bates left
very neat little wife and six children one Of them sck
and going blind. The woman left ahusband end
children, one lying at the point Of death The eopng
parties came 70 TINS CITY end a. man and wife, hunted
house They found one to their liking on Lynn street
near CahariDe; and took possession Here thew set an
their own responsibility, having left all their little
b; IN kentucky Yesterday the who
Rad LOST his wife and the woman who had lost b
heard OF the runaways and together pursued them 10
this city. They made known their grisvous bereavs.
men.. 70 ne city police and William Vance Peter Early
John Shields and Samuel Colby determined to bring the
runaways to justice espoused the cause of the
and with them proceeded to Lynn street Mrs Bates
Mn ana got ner husband out ofthe house, and
came up and took him prisoner Early and Shields con-
Quoted him to Esquire Brooks office and he was bound
over oI examination to day Vance and Colby then ct
empteo 10 enter the house to arrest tho guilty woman
put found the door barred and the windows fastened the
woman deying them or the law. One of the Officers
succeeded IN entering the back window ofthe
covering he found .mself grapped and blowsalpr in
ms lace with such power to leave their imprint most
n she fought both officers TO such
their hands full to take her. They had cart at the
ooor ready to convey the wanton to a msgistrate's
once but before getting in she swooncd the pave.
ment In this situation (Which sfected) she was
put into the cart which had proceeded square or 90
wnen she suddenly came to-jumped out at bound and
seized CoiDy, one Of the officers, ia grapple The
tne ground, the enraged woman holding her enemy
ias 10 the inhnife amusement Of large concourse Of
citzeps The cartman lett He was not to BIO found
when the night, which the woman had all on her siie
was over She finally agreed to walk to ESQUIRE BROOKS
once and wa' like her paranour held for trial TO day
ibis case Is truly narrated, and taken all in all il dis.
age OF these both with large families have eIonsd
and acted as they have be accounted for tbe
prompungs OF our philosophy Gin Journal, Jan So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

RAGS. RAGS, RAGS.
FGNHE subscrhes will pay the highest msilet price In
cash for linen and eoson rags. bwgng ropss, rope
cuttings grass rope, other stock Tor racer making dc
I,ered at their Paper Works, WnssgI LOCKS Do
Dot or az their P.psr Ware IS and 81 Nassau
Ds iwf PERysE BROOKS, " k1 Nsssss o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

I'M Will be sold auction Tuesday the I'd day of
&4March next III. valuable Farm which
@ney resides The said farm contains about acres Of
gona land, with good cling Barn. Carnage House. and
the Necessary out bpSnga !. situated in the Of
the village of Msmaonee the Weaver street road Il
mills from the Ii Hail. and the line Of the New a-
Yea and New York railroad; has abundance the best
snaity Of fruit The sale will be positive, take place at
NJ on the premse For further particulars enquire Of T.
Lawrence New Rochelle OF the subscriber on the
premises - Wv
jaz0 imSrc LEONARD DEKJ.YN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
FOR SALE.

kA A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in 10th street, near
E1 Irving Plact-a modern built two story and attic
~ under cellar, and sewer communicating with the
street marble mantels BASEMENT and hsst aud
Ies four in the third story house twenty feet by
forty lot twenty by ssventyve built and flushed with
pec,h reference to its occupation by the owner.
Two thousand dollars can remain bond aud mortgage.
For terms, apply at Ito CHERRY ST
QuvS rrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

u Ths stssmship Giraffe, under tho command Of Capt A.
'snuary -Four ofths hands psrishsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
LEONARD DEKLYN,
PLUNKET & PARDESSUS,
Nh i1aL LII ION STD e unr Il,

W Sell excellent het 50 90 and ooy charge - 50 for
o. t'eir EtnH QUALITY NoLEsKfN AND NurpiA HArs
bTr-rLufk ETT PARDEssUs warrant their first
quality hsts 10 &c the least those any
esabsnment and the public would be utterly
- 50. - dea : i'm S,,s 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

j, AFFAIRS IN CANADA.-The only exception to
the general scarcity Of topics, is the movement
electric telegraph throughout the British in
North America 1t is now certain that at a very early
period, TINS mode Of communication will connect the
ctes OF Canada with the other cities on the Continent.
ana me people OF Quebec have undertaken the task OF
stretching the wires to the province line in the dircc
ton OF New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
Lacking other employment, the press have been very
OPPORTUNITY supplied with bone Of contention in MI
howes recent letters colonial Eovernmen This has
produced criticism, and criticism cavlng and cavl o
has been, in some instances, succeeded by quarreng
Inc old subject OF responsible government has been
again ripped up; and the word has been tor
tured into all sorts Of excruciatng and agonsng
by those who understand by 1t the opposite Of its
obvious meaning, which has hitherto contented Lord
Mecale, Sir Robert Peel, Lord John RUSSELL and all
satesmen British colonial
Inc late ne WIS has, OF course created excite
In the flour market We hear Of no transactions having
been effected Some holders Of flour are we
asking 3os per barrel but In the present excited and
unsettled state OF the Market no price be fixed
Montreal Herald, Jan %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
NATURAL MUSIC.

Sss STILL greater attraction a, ARCHY'5 No. John
street u has just received by the last pae cts
49, from En- ope considerable addition his areacy
100 most extensive stock OF Singing and Fancy 81 Dis -
Amongst the following will be found sec Of the most choice
aesc.,p,oa Of Long Breed and DUTCH nares mated and
prepared TO be pat for h.tchng Bird Cares Bird eds
sad all otsr things pertaining 70 The above will at ali times
De found at hrchys. ~ John st.
N D. shetland Ponies, King Charles Spsnls. italian
Wounds, and other fancy dogs constsn lY on hand
An carly inspection qa s,ed this without
dGu BIZ The he tsr- he altered i26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

JvHNoTON'o Bird STORE,
W No. ass BRO ADWAY, one door from Chambers
E44Hsueet-8s bags Cauarv seed, sfed, at wh.Ieaaie
< price by the single bushel fine selection OF the long
breed tsn'Iies; high colors; German song bires,
ChEcsc spree BIRDS Java mocking BIRDS larks
red birds ali in song Fancy cages breeding cages bird
seeds, nest boxes, stuff tor All articles the line in
great variety, by W. =. JOHNSrON,
- 280 Broadway, New York.
r AZ v he trend led Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
Common Peas.
lnEotn ILL., a..

% . Before Judge Ulshoeder.
rhB Horton VS. EGgan.---in this case, noticed in
for plaintiff ~ " P'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04
DIR. KELLiNGEk'S

f. INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT is warranted 70
I <cure sores and ulcers Of in afew days
.x- acts like magic IN removing rheumatism and all
other pans. One doses certain relieve billion
chnlc dia,h@a So II is TAKEN 1t is perfectly delight
fu IN its odor and hlv1t IL is universally to
be the best Family medicine offered TO the public Price
80 cents per bottle
Sold go Pearl street; c. Ring corner OF John and
Broadway: corner OF Bowery and broome I'd
10Th Jco ldrug DIR Buretts DoYer and Chat.
har,. ana at the u u. oaice. Citv Hall - I'm re
M tDICAL NOTICE TO LADIES.
DoCT0R MCDONNELL, Author of the Ladies' Msnusl
- 81 Midwifery and member Of large Lyingin Hospi-
tai in Europe attends ladies' during their in any
part this city Brooklyn, for from 50 to
elrcums -
note addressed to him at % John street. New York. will
meet with strict attention "
Ladies residing at distance, who ing with dis.
eases OF olg sanelrz such distractions r.tentons IL
egl1ties &c hat hare faedt he s OF ms
" can apply with confidence the Doctor. by letter.
doecrlong symptoms treatment received duration OF
the disease c for which chest containing The
advice and will be forwarded to their direction in
any part OF the Union. TENS, 50 Addie.,
-. T. W. MCDONNELL, M Id
Jl<' lmrr % Iohn street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

1000 x. .y 1.s Zee 70
sns'5S St S;s TAR AND
For Consumption Goush, Colds Asthma Bronchitis, Spit
XXI KE 2. b'' sEA Al r. r
ASTONISHING CURE or Cnnos,q BnoscHIIn
Mr. Thompson-De. ear sii"For mo- than Tour Years
"a, h. %h Sssa aTsassy with ;ssoa
sh,!i, s,o.sd By Isess,sd and p.s.ssd eold. Ths
with violent .pasmodic coughing that blood would come
from IT, also great p.n nd ghtne,s the chest
ed e,e, eagsas entire loss Of necessary
tra of known remedy, aud different periods
advice Of SIX pin! ,,cap. and all Of avail About
sd Wood Naph.ha, and before had the rs botle
health; and Gmly believe oud rot now be living had
n"' 'e'a '' your ''''o Jane FERRY ~, spne. st.
'' "' ''''' 'A'"'' NJ h%ski s'tS' me
T r5ss % GE ,Sr pc, So,tl. s. SGlsu
ms invaluable remedy p'epsTSs% 0Stt bgg,crsov
sold wAo.e Ita Py WYh III fRsis m la
salien i. & Ity BY H John.on. as Broadway sa
5osFs GEs HH 81 e SKIN
sssp. and ssw yeedssf
sm, aud ,tqe,. Of the JOINT, swelling OF muscu
as impure state s'i' Il. SSe 'if FROM .ss
direction OF the
most eminent of the Faculty received s
RECOMMENDATION and many have sd IT the best
,ble Coordination OF remedies for the named discases
l. Is prep,red from the articles and I, warranted to
give aisiacton 1t hIns rifles and c-iokens tho eoula
ton aays irritation, and leaves every par oil the animal
economy in perfect state OF health.
The great aud ncreng demand FOR Article Of this Kind
hs induced the proprietor bring befor. the public ut
all may have bet eft Of and there remedy
for these Distressing complaints IL rceomnen ed In
full confidence and convince the most in
' fp:ssa issS''tt Liii,
y. B. Be sure u observ. the signature Of c. H.
RiSo the cok of zach bottle Jas imse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

NAvAL.--The u $. storesLip South ampton.
Lieutenant Commsndsnt Thorburn, hauled of from the
Yard al GosPort yesterday afternoon and will sail
tur Commsnier rnckney, has taken tho place of tho
souhsmpton the Navy Yaid, tomsks preparation for
"s-ossuneusu unknevn-NsSfsH Hsratd, Fs6.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

COAL
ccntInue 10 sell the quality Of Red Ash Cen,
,he.s prices for caih. Broken egg and sovs az "a
@ 90 TO- .srssned end Delivered good ire
WI se allowed to those wish % send the own
yzs I'm nc PETER CLINTON
x-.,x, RAGS BOUGHT
EoRsioN ~d Domestic Rsrl beyshtby
t,ys hAsSSxf1 gSVOxl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-04

~. T. corner 9Th and Spruce sta, fhil1
Sold whoerse and retail by WYATT kKETtHAM l2i
suton ST. retail by H. Johnson g's Broadway hing 1859
Broadway. ". " iaIq m
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
r..psrsans to D,.sAArwea s.,a,.r..

By an act of the last Congress, approved I'd March, lS47, isays the New Orleans Delsa.) $500, 900 was appropriated to pro vide for the comfort of discharged soldiers who may be landed at New Orleans, or other places within the United States, so disabled by disease or by wounds received in tho sersince, as to be uDable to proceed to their homes. This sum is to be applied under the direction of the Secretary 6f War Ca the 20th of May Gov. Johnson addressed communication to Gea. Brooke. calling hls attention to the wise and humane provisions of this act Of Congress, and enquinag whether, under the direction of the Secre,sr of War, he had been empowered 10 apply any portion of the sum appropriated al ths point, and what arrangements, if any, bad been made for carrying into effect the pro. visions of that act Gen. Brooke, with hs usual pfomptacss, immediately wrote to iis authorities a. Washington on the subjseL which was as promptly responded to in tho following letter from Adjutant General Jones
 ADJUrAsT GENERALS OVricE,
 Washington, May 2S, lS4f. ,
 oehsIh1. OFT lcttGL ol uie @uuls V" NY subject ef discharged volunteers who ss sick and in want, has been received, and have the pleasure to inform you thai tA' fund appropriated by Congress for their re lief (500, 0,000 dollars is now available Your requisition on the Quartermasier New Orleans for any funds that you ma' think necessary to be placed in the hand Assistant Surgeon Mccormick, in ful6lmsa of the object of the law al New orlesu' will be promptly met.
 ] am, General,
 Very respectfully,
 Your obedlent sefv's,
 ISigned,l K. JONES, Adjutam GenI
 To Brig. General GEokoE N. BRooIt Commanding Western Division, New oi' leans, Louisiana.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
In sl.e snpres.ae Ces.rt.


 June is--Fieid vs. Ringe: Eiror to rulaski.-- Reversed
 Jnae I7.-Hadson as ad vs Breeding: Cerfiora- ri to Probate C.,art Of Newton coany Reversed. Hubbard vs. weieh: Appeal from IicmPsiead in ChancerY. Dismissed.
 ysne ls.-Anthony vs. Besbe: Error to Pulaski ReEersed.
 Jase is.-Hanis vs Hill & Ref. Error to Pu- lAski. Reversed.
 Juns 2l Butler vs. Owner, pse of Kitchen: Er- TOT to Pulaski, Reversed. Jsae 25.-Davis as ad. ase McGaire ys- Saliivaa: Error to Hampstead Reversed. d.--s-,-l Jsas 2s.--walker vs Bank of Mississippi Er. TOT to ChicOt. Reversed.
 Patron's heirs vs. Ashley: Appeal from Chieo; Reeonsiaeraiion granted. s9 Faulkner k Walker vs Walker: Error to Pulas- Ri. Reconsideration refused
 State use Rsider vs. Lawson et al: Error 10 Pa. laski. Reconsideration rsfased. B. P. Gaines ss. sherif of Chicot: Petition foI mahdamas- Altesaative maadamus ordered. Jsns 2s.--Pogue ase Calvert vs. Joyner: ErrO' 10 Saline. Reversed. Jane 1s.--Raddeli et d. vs. Walker: Appeal iron Independence. Reversed. Keith vs. BerkiY & Wood: Error to Clark. Re. versed. 2# Jane so.--Hnri.on vs. Watson. Error to Hemp. stead. Affirmed.
 Jsiy l.-Wslker ct al.. vs Bank of Mississippi Error to Chieet. Reversed. , Jsis2.-State use of Tsapnail & Cooke vs. Ham, nett ct al: Error to Ieaerson. Affirmed. Jpiy a.-Burton vs. Hyhson: Error to lndepen. denee. Affirmed.
 Anthopy vs. Beebe: Error to Pulaski. Reversed
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
New Orleans Market.

JuNk 70, iS41.
 Business during the week. ending the 18th, had been tolerably active. ColtoR sales were effected at an advance of lie. We quote Middliag at I 2 C.; Good Middling loc. Exported during the week l6.95s bales. SgGAR.--The sales of the week em- brace 450 hhds. No considerable change in psiees we quote prime and choiee a 3-4e. per b. 3Oo bbls. MoIAssEs sold at 2s sac. per gallon for prime. FLoUR selling at s6 90 to S6 7s tps good Ohio and Illinois. Coas.--so.O0 GOO bushels dispo- scd at 5 to soc. Sales of 30 900 bushels of WHEAT ranging from sI $ to si 50 PopKs--2slo dis posed of at SIS SIS a5 for prime, and Sis 2s for mess. WRtskEY--22 l-2 Ia 2 I-2 per gallon.-- BAccfSc and RorE--A . I5c. for Baggiug, and 6 l-2 s-se. for Rope. Cuxxr BAGs---I4 i6c s.Lr--Liverpooi coarse sold at sI per sack. Cor FEx-Rio sales i-ta7 i-4e. Other products at ss fossses cectsliczs
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
[conespondsHee of the Baltimore sSn,l
 WAsHIxGToS, June Is, lS47.

" ~~ss~ "
 Lieut. Hunter arrived in town the eveniSs before last, and has been called uPon oy large number of gentlemen, who admired os romantic Norman achievement at AiEafsoo lie called this morning at hr. Secretary 's sons, who received bitn with great Kindness remonstrasing with hun on the lDPtopINg of disobeying military orders; but 'aio''nlns him, at the same time, that as I was "ril1a .. in the Scripture that .sman shall not sePs,se wha, the Lord hath joined togesbes," and v Mrs. Hunter is now al Fiorensss in ita'y' s' would be compelled 10 send Lieut.. hsi'eI to the Mediterranean in command oi eae ~ the vessels Of the squadron which Is seof'ss i, 10 he got ready. Lieu.eaans Huatsr WI not be long ia falling in with lie on'eg' and in suspending her crew from the ys'~ arms of his vessel. .u
 Another suiiabIs employment Tor naa sas would have been to send him down to h.s Janeiro, in order, with the same gun to Ass the city, should MT Wise think proper " reconimesd s.sch proceeding.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
MAsoNIc ADDREss.
L,7TTlr n3rN Talv I Isg7.

Bro Y. IT. Eagiist SIR: He undersigned. coin- mittee on hetah ofssssestefa star LSslze, No. 2, s yourself. en ihe hla anniYessas y af St. Iohn ths B1ptist. gor rssblieasson. Your compliance Niil, coahsess. mesf win Inc appNobatioh cf the inter nity FtafeFnaily. &r,.
 T. D. MERRICK, c.. 6gs JOHN P KARNS. FS. GARRITT.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

THE PsgsIpEsT. Afaef br'ei bal h's'u, gratifying visss e his native Stale, and 'o " University al which he graduated re'a'n~' with his family, to Washington tinss esea''t 's having bsen abseut from the cssy aoeu' week. Uaioa of Satardas.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
iEMEs BUCHANAN.

The Louisville Iossnst says .thss shs eAisor of . neighsasing aper hos cooled of h has asaor about goiss io Mexico since be learnea that the Mexican eharchss are not io De robbed. Let iaihsr iitchis announce that she Mexicsa grug-shops are 10 be robsed, and Prentice wosid bs in Mexico in,ten days. aI8 sg &+ a& W sa
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

TRE MunnEhKp BEAaEa or DEsPATcHEs.- The Philadelphia Peaasyisani1a says that ihere is 10 sioabt that the officer. lately murdered by Mexi can baaditt neat Jalapa. bearing siesPaicbes from Cen Scott b the Government, was Coi. LouR, Of Lock Hsxsa, Clinton county. Pa. thoagh thensEas was given ss EorsTs. as n
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
Ltrrr.E Roex. lnlY !. ls47.

Bro. Mrtrick, Earns ama Garan: Herewith send yea eSpy nf the adaress de. liFerea bs me, O the ish uif Noncompliance With your reQssest Faaterneiiy, Ge.,
 E. H. ENGLISH
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

lis reported that editors are ihe pump handles of chafisy always s-helping othe, folks D water, but never supposed to be thirs- " themselves. .n-B Sfar
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

Mrs. J--, clever and beAasifsl as she k. tells a pleasant aneedoe of servant to the geesogist Of eoahty seminary. who. In describing to hes master hog she had stoned a GOV eat of the doof- yard, ssia q saw her come h, and threw . syscsmes st her. and she wsnt right of.''
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05
ArrIva1 gf aI.. t,-I1I,Tlu.


 This ele1zs1hip uxsised at B3ssea = the l7th dust. hiagfns sasiess itom Iiserpodl. ef the tsh issss., lssns whieh M ansears lhal aoar snd bread Istsss. sehsssily Had aStiiaed ia prire corros says tle New York HeIaIa. hss materially impres- cd ..The appsekeasi6a cf slsSrt reeeipss, and ths bssk~.pd sspaon faF ihe gEoHias eeop has caused 2 decided adsaptt The Improvement is likewise. In great meishse, asifibutsd to the condition and prospects ef the cotton uass, and present see cH- eoasasiag aspesls
 ws extract ihe following interesting news,
 ar. O-Coaaei died at Genoa on the 18th of May. Ne had directed his heaff Co be deposited ih Rome and hss body fs be huried iR IEelasla LoFd Bessho- rough is sneescsied as Lord Licaieaans of Ireland by Lord Ctarrndon.
 Dr Chalmers. the eminent theologian, died en Moafay last sFhr AFst meeting of she Irish Coan- ei consideration af ah classes for national FAtT. pasess waa hela on Monday Itprotesses to eoa- bae ITishgner Ug every grade atd section of opin- ioh to watch oyer tIs tights and interests of the eoahtry and te create, foster and develope sound Irish pahiie opiHion, irrespective of Parsy. 4 We have ss yet had 10 news ct the srTiyL at New Orleans. of the Arkansas volunteers. Thc latest from tean, we htd in letter to the Delta Os the 25th dated
 AsSTEnEx, June I, isa7. The Ist and d Regiments of Illinois Volunteers and tke Arkansas Cavalry wfEl leave here to-day for CzmaTss. where they will be discharged fiom ridge siil go down siih them to ssake the pzymegt 4-
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

Csl.J !. E. CArxus, ntAo aFEisad laSt Friday. 0a ths Iaaae Cavrs,k wil accept cur thanks iOs Iaie Nsw Oream papen. <
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

11<iEe have ssssra ssmmsnisioas an iiIs, some of which wili argear h our next
The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

NKwsRAFEA PotrAeE.--We learn fsom the Jhioa that ss t woald be impossible ior the post. masters to ascertain who were os who not sub sesibes. the Postmaster General has felt it his duty to ihstruct Postmasters so forward in the mails, wi,hoot PrePsyisg. ali newspapers coming Jfon tAs olice of rabIicatien.