The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-03

|, ths lis, of cases in which cspsanez may be
 ssdG-= Vessels of ths enemy, ulth all thai bsr may cary on board belonging io ,a,ss. whether of var, prisaieers CT mer- I chssl vessels
 } The cargo and effects of BeutFals and : NersoSns, which Hsay be found na board Asse said vessels, aiser sufiieleni time has sl.ssea fos the deelaraIIon of war. proclaim q ey the goyernmeat Of lhe United States
 !, ne Mexican nation. being known. l Vessels constructed hy the enemy, or rhseh may have belonged to tiie enemy, if ts property be uos sufficiently accredited pr ssssral.
 1. Those which may be navigaied with
 .s Psienss or register, that may prove their cssrzliiy; iheir entire cargo, or past thereof. ,slag, # they should be found in ihe same
 Fsosczmeni. tor 1ani of the indispensable
 zpegs, the ars alone of throwing papers into as sen, shall be saaSeient motive for de-
 ssnng them lawful seizure 5 Those which may be iouad without Iegal paieas of sovereignty, stale, or repnblic nsag she authority for gaming it. 6 Those which may have II from one or psse poSeTs-
 :. Those who may 6ghs under other c&OFs thaa the sovereign or state b whom
 peg patent belongs If shess vessels. ard
 4ass comprised ia the foregoing paragraphs sso&la be armed fes =ar. sheis captains and ssseerS should he repnIfd as niEales. s Those which, afier she national flag Is sssssd should refuse io lie io ; and should gaaoke combat
 2 Those which may sasigaie with he Rsa, of the enemy ln the terms expressed
 a tas seeo.d paragraph.
 M Those belonging 10 Mexicaas and sss-sls which may be armed for priraleer-
 sg under he Mexlran flag. wmAont having sSsains3 persBission from the supreme gos- .rn@ssi and accredited with lhe patent. their cYaains shall be treaied as pirates.
 Il. Those of pirates and mutineers re-
 srasaE to lhcir owners, should they appear sIAia one year and day. and those also Eao can prove not to hare taken pars direct r q lalrseeily in piracy, sxparanns a third Ra Of their tosal vslne for the benefit of .aose making the seixmre
 F Vessels abandoned by the enemy. or vhxa may be adrist from tempest, OF aay o.hs accident. before being brought into saiey. If II should not be known so whom tsey belong for want of documents. or if ,asy shoald noi have proper crew, and fl iss owners of them should not appear with n year and day; adIaaicaiing. under aay c;rcunsiances, the thirs! Parl 10 those taking ;aeus, ihe two remaining paris shall belong to ne public treasury
 ll. Provisions which may he carried to she eaemy's camp, bsoekaded og hesieged by lhs force of the natioB.
 l5 The effects and merchandize which Day be found on board neutral vessels. wheaeve, the power to which they belong sAOsia no' recognise the principle of exenp- uoa-
 France.
 The speech of the King of the French has eeea made the subject of criticism with most oE the papers of London of the 18Th Jan nary.
 AK the journals agree that there is noth- lng in the speech al which the most senss- tive can take offence. and their censurs has reference merely 10 onissions-or ralher to one onIssioa-Ite absence of any reference to the exitRfe esydtais.
 l. is bref and seceSDcl The Spanish narsage, the La Plats aS@irs, AIgiers. all are spoke of as bsseay as possible. Alsotte Cracor.s sf5aIr.
 The Paris paper Of the 18th aEd 18th had been received BeyOnd the fact ihai a iem- poaEy panic was created cn he Baarse aa Ssiarday. by laIss, CT. al least exaggerated account of the scarcity of corn, they contain uessisef news nor ramor of the slightest in- isrest Riots, arising out og the scarcity of 'oeo. have arIsen n VaTioas departments. bai appear to have been suppressed without seri- 0ss consequences.
 The United States and Prussia.
 + Is said that the Anseriraa minister aa our chnr1 ASs delivered a0,e from NJ. Polk. i7 Ehlch he lhreaieus 10 withdraw Ihe exc saaior from all the Prussian csasals in tl.e aI1ed States. II the Prusssan government sal persist ia refusing the exeqaa.or 10 the e'assl for the Rhenlsh provinces.
 Ireland and Scotland.
 Great exertions were made in England 10 ruse large fnsd for ihe relief oi Ireland. The Queen had subscribed G2.O00, Prince AseFs E500, several dnkes and bs4nkess -lO00 each. Lord John Russell c300, ssr koseSs Peel G2g1. &r.
 The sBfisnag in Ireland continues To Ia- eaase, and II IS confidently believed ,hzI iaere IS nos three weeks food ia the eooa- ".
 The Fecent severe weather has pressed haviiy sPea the poor ia yarioas parts of Lagland, sad the local papers contain sn -pssaAl samAeT af cases of safrr.ag and dsssh, isdaced by ~an, of ssf6cieas food ssc clothing.
 The soroEnts from the highlands and mad Cf Scotland are sal very deplorable. Liverpool Corn Trade Jan. ls.
 The Imports from Ireland aod coastwiss coslaae EeTY limited. afssl from foresrn psr.s