Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-08-21
BARBECUE AT GAINESVILLE.

the day of the Ba rbecue TO be given by The cit-
zens of Johnson county, on the 9th day of Sep
tember, and request all persons to fall into the
procession and participate in the Barbecue:
PRoGRAMm
Of proceedings on the day of The Barbecue 10 be
giren TO our returned Volunteers, in the toron of
ClarksuiHe. johnson county, Ark's, on Thurs.
day The 9th day Of September neat.
lst. The Arkansas Regiment of mounted gun
men, commanded by Col. John S. Roane, will as
semble, by companies, al the head of Main street,
near the residence of Capt. NJ B. Street, on foot.
End. Lit. Col. Gray's Battalion of Infantry will
assemble at the same place, and take position on
the left of Col. Roane's Regiment.
3rd. Capt NJ. B. Street, CIarksville Guards,
will meet at their usual parade ground.
4th. AL! strangers in the city requested to
assemble at the court house. on foot.
9Th. The Committee Of Arrangements, and
citi izens Of the county, will assemble at the court
house, on foot.
9th. AT % o'clock Federal Salute will be
fired by the ClarksvilIe Guards.
7th. At 10 O'Clock the procession will form as
follows: The Military will will ma rch up Main
street, and then take up the escort Of the Volun-
teers down Main street, pass by the court house.
and there receive the strangers and citizens, who
will fall IN the rear and thus the whole will pro-
ceed up North Crav"ns street, to the Grove where
the Barbecue will be prepared.
S!h Upon the arrival Of the procession at the
Barbecue ground, the Military will escort the
Volunteers 10 the front Of the Stand, occupied by
the Orator and Committee of Arrangements.
9Th. The Marshal of the day will proclaim
Three cheers for our brare Voiunteers."
+ u After which the Orator will address the Voun.
teers, IN behalf of the citizens of johnson coun.
lya
At -! o'clock the Dinner will be set. and the
Anlu ,I H., -,
then the Ladies by the Committee Of Arrange
ments,
% Next in turn TO take place at the table, will be
the strangers.
la0 Then the Military, and afterwards the citize ms
generally.
| \ No gentleman is expected to take place at the
table, exc rptng the President md Vice Presidents
70 the exclusion Of the Ladies and our guests the
Volunteers.
| No liquors will be furnished nor suffered to be
sold on the ground.
[ The Committee of Arrangements will attend
pa rticularIy to the comfort Of the Ladies'.
The Marshal and his Aids are charged with
the preservation of order on the ground.
The following gentlemen have been selected
by the Commltte Of Arrangements 10 act upon
the occasions:
Gen. +. L. GREEN, Orator.
Maj. JACOB RoGERs. President Of The day.
\ NJ H5's' S:.as' ss.':, Presidents.
Col. NATHAN NESBIT, Marshal of The dan:
who will select his own Aids.
WM. w. FLOYD, Chairman
of Com. of arrangements.
Polynesia The " "poyncsfan is the Roval
Gnzette of His Most Slcred Majesty, ling Ka.
me-ha -me-ha Ill, the integrity of whose throne is
guaranteed by Louis Philippe and Queen Ni,to.
ria, and whose Primo Minister, ike our excclIru,
Governor, gorIcs in the name of John Young
The number Of the 81 of january, contains the
heads of the laws adopted "by the Mob rs and
Representatives Of the llawaLau islands, in Lcyrs.
la!lve Council assembed;" and the paper of .hc
9Th is full OF curious statistics.
Tho na'ire population numbcr about 10000
and have an inferior court the Judges Of which
are fiaali and knaukar, Ilonokauper, WadInni.
and huha. In 1916. they punished l26 men ami
III women for adultery, tOrnIculIon, &c; I3 men
and but women for theft; II moi. and onIv 2wo-
men (mark thal--only , women) for using bad
language; 0 men and women for working on
Sunday; for hedthcniSh PRACTICES; women for
street walking; 6 men and women for drunk.
enness; man for sander; 35 men and 3 women
for gambling; and wives for deserving their low.
ing and heart.broken husbands. A list of the
foreigners are given, say 600, of when l49 arc
naturalized, half of these being Yankees, with all
the rights of natives, and their share of offices
and patronage. There are schools and mark
els in the city of tlonoIulu-of 1887 houses, S75
are OF grass--there are three burying grounds
four churches, a palace, and fort, wEh 63 can
non; three hospitals. as many printing offices,--I
nine foreign commercial agents. an Odd Fellows
lodge, and Freemason's; a temperance society,
6S2 soldiers. and a foreigners court, of which Lo
rim Andrews is President.
he Supreme court consists of the King Chief
Justice, with Areka Paki, iona Xapena &C. judy
es. he Cherokees have annual aImanac--per.
haps the South Sea Islanders have one also "Court
News" Isgvcn with more than Spanish gravity
and Horace Monns latest address on Educa,ion
II is advertised that the King lermits '.his Minis
ter of Foreign Relations" do the business of the
Danish Consul ill the latter takes c trip to China
The royal editor praises the climate, bat thinks that
Honolulu will be stale ito the frequenters of Pa
rs'an Operas.' Among the foreigners are ten
printers and hfty-two carpenters and cabinet ma
kers.
MHtfdry precautions on the Santa Fe TraH--l
The Administration seem TO be at las, awakened
to the necessity of establishing ine of military
defence along the Santa Fe trail. The Washing
ton Union, of the night of tho 9Th, has the fol.
lowing information:
The depredatons committed by the Indians
(Pawnees or Osages. Camanches, and olhers),