Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

iSSCiNCo tulS "cchs hu uppTO-
pirate and seasonabe boquet, in the shape of Go.
dey's Lady's Book. for May, containing, us
usual, fine contributions by our native liter.
ali. The embellishments are of the highes,
order as specimens of art, and are excellent
illustrations. Covcnantcrs' marriage is
an "eoquen,' AsSIrc Cooley is the highest au.
'hor''y for adies sshions, and we a,e pleased to
see that our comnisn,,y display much Taste as
patrons of this nice periodcnl.
W We learn bya letter received at this lace,
dated at Independence, Aprl l 1, that it is thought
that Mr. CoIbourne, one Of the Santa Fe trade RS
IS murdered; he had null from the U. S. army.
HIS brother-in.Iaw left him about ten DAYS travel
from Independence, to como in for fresh mules,
aud on his return could not find him.
R'pudin'ion.-We see by the las, Democrat
that tho county cour, Of Chico, have rcpudinlcd
their own scrip, "ier the present." We always
err by degrees.
w It is with pleasure that we can announce
to tho travelling public between Van Buren, and
81. Louis, thai the gcntcmenly contractors have,
in n prompt manner, removed from their line.
their agent, who had rendered himself obncy-
ious, and their line cfline stages, unpopuar with
the good citizens Of A rknnsas. We bear evidence
that those gentlemen are the last persons who
wouId impose upon tho community, an agent or
driver. who would, by their depor,m, m,nt, nind
an unprotected passenger. Their prompt diSms.
sal of the Ia!c agont, Immediately upon hearing
that his conduct gave Dissatisfaction. cvrnc de-
termination on their part, 10 mrinrain the cha rae.
Ter of their line. We therefore rrcomntnj
Mcs~rs Price d ksNg. and their stages to the :rny.
cling community, and hope the late lntcrrur.ions
IN tIvir I,n", will PROVE cvanosccnr.
"AEKAN;As INrELLIGrN -Nrssrs. Wash.
BOURNE n PaioR, who have 80 ably conducted
this steriIn. democratic sheet. published at Van
BIren, Arkansas, have rrtrcd from tho establish
mrnt- GLo w. CLARKE, Esq, hns gain become
tho cGr.or and proprietor. We had n short ac-
quaiu:anct with Mr.. Clarke. during his courriny
DAYS, and would reconmcni those who wish n
paler from tho frontier, 10 subscribe for the
lntrIIIgencor.'
Give us your hand friend MoRRlLL and receive
our Acknowledgements for your kind commenda-
ton. One Old friend is worth iro new ones
The Hon. EDWARD b. WHITE, cx -Governor OF
Louisiana, died, in New Orleans, on the Sth inst
We received tie proceedings of meetings. he'd
at L,ue Rock and EIdorado to do honor TO Cot.
Yell und the fallen brave at Buena Vista. which
viii publish next week.
Gen. SCOTS forces. on tho 25,h March, were
1910.
W From Tie y. .. Delta. We Iotrn that Gen.
Taylor " III send the volunteers who are now witt
him, and vi ose tim" viii soon expire, 10 the RIO
Grange, rs ias! as the new lcy!cs reach him. Ii
IS understood tnat the returning lrOOps will rnr-
rIson tho points a.UuI the Ri, Grrnic, $, "a to De-
at Brassp- when thor term of $, rvIro c1pirrs,
The lIdr Horsc.--Thc Boston Times state,
that number Of Inlucn;n gentlemen in tha, cit,
have determined 10 purchase the highly trained
horse "fnc"phaus," belonging to Sands, Len,
& Co., and present him to Cen. T,vIor
FROM VERA CRUZ.
From tho n. O. Delta of the 2ls,, and the \.
y. Comm srcill Times Of the 9Th inst, we have
received many interesting items Of news from
Cruz. which Our Iiu,itpJ sn,,. .