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 The Aeceasef wss koth h E.n4itI1n UiS,<lrt. E0ufh Czrciiaa. He feaaeved fa ihis Glsfe. anf iired lar some fine h Jackson. LnMkenc4 e1ohlg, where hs held the offes ef Pcst-mzstes, <t1 sat- seauentiy that of Clerk q the renfk n k8fA he usa aproiafsd AA d. Camp to tks Goeeraor. uifh ths rsnk If Colonel ef Csssfry. At fis iins v bis assih he wasthe rsisate H1eIelary bf fscs Dsew He uas yozng man .. modest znt retiring san aefs; of strict morals, diiigenf student, and . wgiter q some prolise. ln kis habits he wss rs-
 asksbls fos his indast ard stteniien tc hs dntiss ana with aii d<talscf hasia1ss he N1s perfectly familiar. EheFe sfe f8w ypnnx f11n wlsc could so completely during kis sori fesidenes here haze gained ihe confidence aaA esleem cf tAe con mnnilY nwhieh ha lived. Always amiahls ap6 gen iemseiy in his dspsrtment. constantly perfori6inE acfs ef kfndness tu nny Nhom l< erel4 s%sre nag well he snpposea that ke Aiex d<tpiy iamenis6 ky large cisele of friends. and Was monrnea with hitfer grieE. by thoss so mhom ke wss nsasest and desrssf. sad to whom tine sions cen bring eonso- E&fiua
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PLUS THE NINTH.

We are indebted lo friend for the follow ing interesting extract of private letter from Rome.- Bssioa WAig.
 s'I must reserve litile room in my letter to tell you of some of the late joings of our hero, Plus 9lh Just think of ParIimenl established within the walls of old Rome. Hero days of liberty seem returning. The Pops has issued =s e.i;ss ca.ass.nd;ns the selection of three persons from every town in the Roman States.
 These persons are to he sent to Rome, where after passing . kind of sxamination, one of tho three will De chosen d the represen- talive of the town whence he comes These deputies are to hold office for two years, and during that time mast reside in Roaae, where they will consult and debate upon al msis ters of public interest. Is not this very gtahd To us u sesms nota slept, but a leap and bound from pr;esscraft and Hoe ralisua, then too, he has issued orders to suppress all the eonvenis save Eve, and the vacated buildings gre 10 be fitted pp q convenient dwellings for the poorer class, of which the rens will be regulated by Gesersi- ment
 AneEt " We4ttuy C0usEaS lu 130te&Us the bishopric of which was keld by Car dinal to whom the convent paid an annual tribute of six thousand dollars.
 The nld Cariiaal dying about month since, Plus was requested to nominate aao- sher Cardinal ~ his successor. NheFeupon the Pope most anexpssIssily leflxsa Ais iss- sentioa of holding she bishopric himself and Of giving ihe income af aix ihounnd siols lsss to she town q Sahiaco for she impsess- ment of ihs plzce, and the heaeGt q ne poor. The greatest enshnsiam has besn excitsd by this act nf generosity. A few days siaee, . body ef the most rsspeeiahle ci1ixsns cf Su. biaco caine 10 Rome. and u eom5~ny wish many Romans marrhed to the QeifnaI Psi- ace, preceded by hand paxyin9 inc kyusa which has beea eampossd is konor of piul 9th, each psrson bsarine u kis h,Ad lore. ly bunch of Aowess, to Iesve n the lset = the Pops. You ean scarcely inlagine lke pie. tpFesqne sieci of ihees swo knnarei sneu msrchine jhtoaek IT. Cpruo lsIsn wilh shs loselisst dpwecs On lts Anivsfenfy of his sleciioA ahere wae | eeosml iIlnainaiior thronek~at the city y-sin 1hort, no epqogluni. V q eivinr xsnt io the pnplic ealhasianm \ allewed ip pass uniprFcved
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FARMERS AND MERcHANTs' BANK.-OE- feed by Dr. Fowlkes, and unanimously adopted by the Board of Directors, January, 2, 1847:
 Resolred, That from and after this date, that no Bill of Exchange shall be taken by the Exchange Committee, which is not con- vertable the next insiant, if it may be deemed necessary, without the liability of this Bank.
 RssOlred, That no paper except such as !. described in the foregoing resolution shall be discounted, without the most undoubted endorsements shall be placed on it; and that It IS the sense of this Board, that, in no event shall discounts be made over 50 Der ceat' on the receipts maturing and payments ac,ually received.
 The cash liabilities of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, on the 27th January, when the present Board assumed the dictaiion of me policy for it's control--clearly set forth n the above resolutions, offered by Dr. fowlkes, and unanimously adopted by the Board was over $1,40G,aa0. The present liabilities do not exceed $5G0, GOO Showing 'urtallment of some $900, 900, since the present Board came into office--a curtailment unprecedented by any country Bank, in the same space of time, within our recollection. We copied the resolutions and the cash liabilities from he papers ia the Bank, and 'Oueh for the truth and accuracy of both resolutions and liabilities. These are facts worthy of leciion--yindicaiing the pre- |sen' Board of Directors against the charge Of mismanagement.--JMonitor.
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t,.rr. Cor. HURT.- T.-<We ind in tlle Cou- :. SfIss, evening a correspondence between .uober of our most respectable citizens '.I Col. Hunt, induced by the announcemens I IA. beiue ordered to Washington. For
 2. sr., time, and with astonishmeut, we ,..,n =. from the correspondence that miscon- s.s, in the discharged of his duties as quar- ....,,..,sr - has been imputed to him. We have ..,er before heard syllable brcalhed against <. diameter, but on the contrary have iE- ..,;blv heard his integrity and energy .ooken of in the highest terms. The gen. ..,..n whose address 10 him is referred to .Sose speak in the manner such charges de- ..r,s and with the posisiveness Of their sI.iiy which become those who have the hs.. opportunities of knowing their injusiice. c,ovded as our columns are we cannot for bs.y publishing the subjoined extract from ,hs reply of Col. Huni.--Pic.
 sTba, have had arduous and almost over vbelming duties to perform all will admit, ..d under most embarrassing circumstances, .oae know so we'll as myself have per- Couued those duties necessarily and cheer sIlr. without the slightes relaxation, for nOi. than two years. have received and \ E.bursed several millions of dollars; and in
 II nv transactions my greatast aim has been
 o sere my country faithfully. Ihave fried
 . be ;sss-l knOw have been honesi.
 aAil l ask is that may have full and thorough investigation of my official acts ! md his 1 shall most assuredly demand al he proper lime. have no reason to fear ,hs resultn
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Arrival sf tEss sl1nnaskltr nafanmnan.
 This steamer arrived et rpslru en the l5th uisl She brings Intelligence of s1 asanra s cotton, and s,ill further decline h brsad ssaiIs. The tsls. graphic despatch of the Trbnne has the following:
 LrvEnroox, July 44-li AM.
 0nNEpAL tNTeLEr0ekcB.--Tks Bogus ports in tho Chinese seas were eaptnred and e0mplstsly destroyed by the British iasid and naval forces on the 26th of April. Eight hundred and seventF-six pieces of artillery wsss seissd and spiked ia shrx Father Mathew had received | pension of Gsoo year from the Crown. Rumor states that tke Pope had declined to make hin bishop of Cork.
 Mr. Q'Connsl's remains are expected to arrive at Southampton on the I7th.
 The Sarak Sands steamer put into Cork h con- sequence of an accident t6 her machinery. She wss expected 10 snil cn the a.
 Jenny Lint is producing the eFeatest possible sensation in London. She is enssged Q sing l0r arem1heration of ( 1000.
 Fever is dreadfuily prevalent m liyerpool it has made the most destructive harcc among the Catholic clergy, eight having been swept away in two monthes The distempef was in every instance contracted by them while visiting the siek.
 corToN.--The market has been affected in an ment. The advance ia 3-Sd. per pound since the last steamer.
 Coan MARKEr IA signal depression has taken place in the corn market since the deparlure of the last steamer, attributable tu many causes, but peculiarly to the prevalence of fine weather and the growing steAHaihess of the money market Prices nave become nnprecedentediy lev. An unusual gloom Is everywhere felt.
 The rumors of the potaio disease are exceedingly conflicting and net reliable, and the growing CT ps are ln state of the utmost forwardness. The weather could scarcely be more favorable than t is
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 and Rafas Leayitt, u<}ksfeaks.
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pmflInz lacis befofe is, the cisiRsns of An. nspolls have sst0unded, to perceive lha b. pers ol shiz State, made the avenue of partial, garbled and false representations of tliis un- fortunate nffsay.
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CJAMuEE STETTtNUs. Jnaties of ske Pee. D Notary Public sad Genefel Agent. rgsp1<<f411f t11vfms tbs Folunlees she hes9 l1fni1 relnf3&a ts theif iomss ifpm 8exieo sn lhx 1eS<ssenlaEirS6 of decsaaed sadiess. thzt he is peepafea fo u6rf- msnf st Wsshington. a yeFy neaersls fsr.Sss
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From Ae PsnaylpaniDn. a iass.

The Native Eagle and Birth Right Advocate, the name of paper, the first number just issued py Gen. P. 8 Smith, in this city. fl Ia weekly, we'll printed, and its title indi- eaies very fully its single idea in politics. The only remarkable article we observe in it, si the following letter from Gen. Taylor to
 he editor
 HEAp-QuARTERs. Army of Occupation, ! 'anP near Monterey, Mexico. April 2s lss7. { Sir Your letter under date of the 18th 1 oI March has been duly received To the Inquiry, as 10 whether am disposed to ac- |eePt the nomination of President of the United States, if .endered to me from the Ma uonal Native American Convention would most respectfully reply, and with full appre- cation of the kind feeling which dictated the nention ofmy name in connexion with the 0ignisy and honor of so high an office, that even II an aspirani for the Presidential once, (which is not the case,) could moi "hiie the country is involved in war, and sh'ie my duty calls me to take part in the operations against the enemy, acknowledge say ambition beyond that of bestowing all ny pest exertions toward obtaining on ad-
 "''ment Of our difficulties win Mexico. nave the honor to remain, dear sir, Your most obedieut servant,
 4. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. II. s. A n DIG rEBHLE.-The Commi.fee of the sackson Monument Association invite pro- Posa's to deliver in the centre of Lafayette
 qaate' Washington City, "a solid rude rock saS Ss'snile, or other durable stone, of between
 " ana 1000 tons in weight---as near as may oe, of the latter weight.n IL ia design - as the pedestal of s=:a monument, and m ,aa'' be on the ground by the first day ol pf August,
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UNITED NTATRs ARMw.
RECRUITING eenvfcE.

NXTANTED fw fhe Uniied States Afmy. able w kpdied men. befweea ths akss of @ ard e yenss. being above . fset inches high, of resi eAarscsr. aud of respectable standing among lheir
 fellow eitixsns. None need spply to enf<s the ssf-
 fiod Of theis enIissment konessIy and faithfully.
 ~drisg fAs par" cit6 Msxiso. or fos shs term q s yeas.
 z5Is ef esfabisksd Ystes q pay aysesab to szisf- faR tn1es.
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s,p AcclpENT.--The Galveston Gazette. of the l7,h July, says the Picayune, gives ,he following account of the explosion Of the U. S. steamer Ann Cknse::
 aThe U. States steamer Ann Chase, Capt. Harrison, arrived here this morning, 14th' inst.) from New Orleans, which port she Jeff oa Friday last---having on board two companies belonging to the 4ih regiment in- hnry from Indiana, bound to the Rio Grande. Oa Monday morning, in firing up. between
 Ae Calcasieu and mouth orthe Sabine, where
 the Ann Chase had been some hours al an- ehor, one of her boilers hursted. No one vas killed immediately by the explosion, but pdvsie Firman V. Carmichael, company A, and James Dolan, of Pi,tsburg, died during | dle day. Thomas Kneeland, John Brannor, l d Cincinnati, and Aaron Lawson, were scal- id, but will recover. After the accident, Col. German, Capt. Wallace, and about 40 sIdiers, were landed in Louisiana, intending b proceed to this city by some other means of conveyance, as the officers doubted the iblity of the boat to proceed on her voyage. The Captain, however, succeeded in repair ing damages as far as to reach this city as al- ready named. The parties lelt on shore have not arrived. Col. German had deemed it ad- vaable to land all the troops, and, with Capt. Harrison and few meH, went ashore, in or 5a to despatch messenger 10 Capt. Payne, Quarlermaster, at Galveston. Capt H. re- Hrned to the steamer, but was desired by the Colonel to send ashore the remainder of the troops that night; which was not effected on account of the timidity of the men Ga heavy. sea being on) and the muiinous conduct of the crew. The next morning he succeeded in landing about B; but, the boat and crew of the Chase not returning, and the sea sub siding, Capt. Harrison deemed it proper to run for port and, being unable to effect landing at the Sabine, proceeded to Calves ton, where he has preceded the express, and arrived without further accidents
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02

meeting ot the iriends ot Gen. TAYLOR was called at Marietta. for Saturday the 3d inst. The Intelligence thus notices the result:
 1.-The RoUeH AND READY meeting noticed to be held ut the Court House in this place on Saturday last, was not very nnmerously attended. 4 great many people were he,e from various parts of the country, bas there were not many enthusiastic Taylor men among them. Less than half dozea of those who signed lhe cali for meeting as sembied, and, after some oat-doos converse ton, is was concluded nos 10 orgsnize, bal 10 consider inc meeting failure, and in- formally adjourn. We hear that if an osgan- iza,ion had been effected, rsc5ssly Csrwin's name would hase hecn substituted for Tay- lor's in the resolution nominating candidhte for ,hc Presidency, as several of those who caIied the meeting feel decided preferences for slsai distinguished siaissmaa q a candidaie for President
 Three sieamers, built ., Philadelphia, were to leays that place on the 10th instant, tor Vera Cruz. stopping ai Key West They are intended for the use of shs Qlarter- mss,er's department aud service in tlss Gull of Mexico. They arc reported by the Penn sylvaniaa sslo be hp-iop vessels fos the ses- vice fnr which they are dessined.n They are named she Marcy, the Bachansns aud the Gov, Yell,