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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-24

- DRAFT. on THE NATIONAL Bank q
-sg<s eIand-W. L j. TEpscOu peg 10 MORN nell
-rrEs fnsni. add he public Who ~isn % foDn money
10 any earl d The Old Country, thai ney dra oIai@ of
~ srgs amounts pay abe ~ sKhi without Discount
si-gr "a he NEiOcs Bank " Ireland Dublin Or any
= t.s numerous branches thrO1ght the country
rsns csr also - obtained payable - a. ne principel
80 fhro5rtuIt Fnrls1d Scolsad sad Wales, sPPA
rr..1,- - W 4 J. I. TAPSCOTT
- Is South-sf y door west Eufling.slp.
aI0,I.Y REGULAR LINE u Glasgo~ Pea
Ssfet. IT, following fast sailing and i4sofiLe fAcAes
-,ships viii ssil 10 add from Olssgo" % ne severn
4sv. VIZ Frsm fsLGgggU.
SEQ HYNDFORD, April IS snip BRoOksSff slsy
Prrsons about proceeding 70 scotland, Or nosr Wsuns
~ .-rd .r er fends Informed rsA no suoscr
a. De ouy authorized passenger ageDS tot Lae above
Iir- OF packets sailing puncllaly from Nsw-fotA e1d
G.ssgo~ respectively on Ne LET ana - ~
~ mai oass-e 10 or fon Glasgow 0aly be secure
through thrm. For particulars sppy 70
W q J. 7. TAPSCOTf, g. 505th-fl.
- door below Burling. slip.
prns for sry sozs payable without d.sooni 'hrog o.
oct scotland. =.
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pnblil Gcnpepantes, Sc.

-rs PEOPLES LINE Steamboats, for A.
EzASsszsziSbany from the foot Of CoFils1d-sL 81
-0Sa<'P 81 o'clOc landing al intermediate plscet
Steamboat ROCHESTER,. Capt A. Hitchcock, VII
leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday a.
tefuoons az > O'Clock. 49, - . - a,
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt W. w. upper, WI
eavs on Tuesday Thursday and saturday ai,eTnoopsGs
O'Clock. -. -. =, A..
An persons are forbid trusting any Of the 5oss Of M
line " hou a written order from the Captain or Aseee
70. passage % Gs.aght. apply the boats o. % q
SCHJLIX, al The once Gu The wharf M
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5aIPAs.kGE FROM ENGLAND, lreland,

aIPa--AGB FROM ENGLAND, Ireland
~@SE scoIIand and Wsles Hsvre Brersenf Aat~efP &c
can be seeured 10 cabin. second cabin % trefagr
M frst a.. ships and drs furnished for any nnouni
~ .e throa aoui the United Kingdom and he Cont-
cent, By applying 70 n = OhEhS "
TO soath-st cor Dover, and 80 Hest-st cor Rector.
ga Pss.ags 10 BuE1io and intemediAie landings and
a. - Of The Western country ~ ts L.Ses ana
a. ear Ia he manner 30 teculei a ne lowest Taies on
Application ss tbose. @ls
- POR LIyERPUOL-Ths fast sailing ssIs
80 POMONA, Capt Colby. This vessel tss e1eelle ns
@a-ccrlnot s;lors for tfcqrf cAon fass7nk-l' ~1'
wfl.5- taksn Al s.sefeKe rsl-s Apply 81
Isl Mp VHEkN L co. 81 50uIhsL
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Drp Goons.
rNssoiOrsirs. 1.ss scoops, P.ss, S,r'' "FS0S'' &c

TNFaolDEsfFs, IAcE GOODS. DREss ctFs, NthnNsi u
377 BROADWAY,
xNT SCOTT 4 CO have recently opened ne aoofe
w store with large and splendid stock 70 which lnry
respectfully invite the attention Of ladies' Amid new
snS euRptty from s.; StEDLE woEk rvcSED DEEssss
b and rows from $40 sOl q cglorea nssd ,heer gig
ham drsssss 81 - embroidered rooti lIom = ~
~ 40. about 5 dozen rEEpLEwoES COLLAR. from Ss 10
: eaeh iArge quanuy erHisrfte5, vsnons SYKES %
dozen lders 1i from a. 70 80 per pair sheer ape
bordefed Avs AAxOgLRcaETs from - 70 -lE per coz
hernried stitch rlvere snd embroidered DO new $40
elegant assortment Of nsii0 lace epei Tom - N 70
- 81 e.ch large cuauuty black and white iaef rei'
fr5n s. upward fremAfkably cheapli an excellent var
CIV OF ID. SEwEsT sFENG sIBSoSs are onefea A. fely
small advance on the cost OF Importation - or - oo1en
dJer cape comprising almost every variety Of tiye nIl
assortment Of VsienceDn-s, Mechhn, Regency ROM ROM
tri~oings ke Gc N As every article Il marked Al
ihe owesg remunerstng pro6l dsrIoa IN Pr'e, an %
rafr w. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-24

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IN ship Sea t,os Lirepool-Mr bouins' Ms poui"e
Csp, Davis, OF Canadei Daniel Walker, Mr. WsiAei'
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1NO COUNTRY MERCHANT-11 pio ~, a - ~ s '.1ss
brands sosh heavy and me stArk Mil.s Lswrence C.,
naisn Head Cabot A. Ptsmiaa Heavy Ne.
m he second doors Of No 10 and - cedsrs bali ol9ek
.sve Ps. Ga YHSdwS sqev sbd wsd ssn also
southern Cotton Yarn Nos 10 II ard TO u
mis- 7 n UNOERHILL co ls sod . cedaI-.L /
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-BrOwns hss. /
Ags OF every style and wldlh al nc Hnowa y, rs
On he u foor % Nos ls and - CedArsi ball e,oeA
above PeArlsL lHll9l 7. \. UNDERhILL %.
SOTTHERN MERCHANTS are invited to exam
Sine alaFge sssorsni o. sro~n al . an Sngs
ou he 3 doors Of IS and y CsdArst bali block s59Vs
PesrLsL lmlsl r UNDEKhlLL 4 ".
WINTER CARMENTs-rhe balance Of our Hock
CA. ~ s.ss.s coats. viii be soid greatly reduced
pree,, zsi B. sro a SstH. ARs1iesa Hotel
STARK .HEETIN6..-5o bales 81 iaeH hesSy
- Lov~n rom sAfk Nils lis day received. f1T SAFE ~
mso SESMITH co. y and - Pile-sL
DIINKRTs-So bales the family Blanket. Of various
~ i1i'' sac SEsMrH co. 50 AID 81 Priest
SHIFTING sTRIPEs-A superior article suitable
= m 10 export ~ NEsmrH co. 50 and 5: PiussL
pROwN DRiLLs-135 6sie, from ne s' ara hH''
ID V-ry heavy, ard suitable for bags For sais "
nls NEsMlTH CO - End 81 Pihe-sL
DIAPER CAMBRICs--o csses ESCORTED eooI' i0f
L sac BY iniol SEsNlTH co y a1d - Ilne 8
kfERRINACk Bile Ph1NT-s las1 IrSs.tr-
VI fr0ea Lowell; Also blue and blue and Ofsns EilS
rom ~ SUa5s and Clyde PrIns Nofk., for sac ~
Zf C.F. HARRIS q kxch1sse-R- ace
NJEKINO CASsIMERE--So cases Aerinc Css a.t
vi rercs q vsriC1s quzigirs eonPrs-g every faeS
q cCloI and mlxIuTe, Tor sac ~ - -. -.
- { y HARRls, IS Excheage-p zee.
fSIITE AND ORANGE PRINT--Ne~ snc deal
ID rs5ss pal,srzs hne AID medium 9tns loI 49,
- G r HARMS - e-A-----e -
a MEXICAN NANkEENs-ln 10 ) ARD p;ee-s. VA
Ar.r1s5 "a 6e msnufactur-d fOn Georgia Asnkeen cot
or 10 ssIs ~ lln c r. HARRIS - Exehans~-I.1ee
ITO SHIP CHANDLERs, Dealer. n Nsys stores
4 ~ CEr-rSrre SOAP makers, kc.-i1e ur1efs.8rea
tsv-F sIcceted 10 he business 81 Aessrs Cooke Al
-. - Cooke Adams Co Turpeniine Dist4iersi =
prrczrr % order, - ary extent fot Cam plele prls
fqrceune sOG Turpeulin-, Prh Tar, Rosic' sn fiien
Suirts Tar Y.rnsshes Goa TE and every description o.
Ssv.l Stores u h srl quality and on i2yoTAle clnA
. Hsslrg mace A srrznreulent viii MI Inos Cooke,
isie u me are firms % sapernteld ne ra11iAet1fn
"a Disabling department he uDdeTsigncd ises assured
thai lis articles cAnnOi be surpassed ..ss ~ ~
olher house u The United ssAles JAS I. IAEseVII'
{ miluy Successor 10 Cooke Aee-as- y oo--1-s-
TTsO TINIE~, Sheet Iron worksrs, Ac.-shERAAS
i MORRIS, corner Broad and beAyer 0hef ior SAFE
Tlr p...es. Ifgo boxes assorted oranss sl-es'
Iron wire, 400 bgn4les, from W 2 % -.
kass 's.s sass' 'ron - ~ 80
1 sS-sthi1g cor9sr. 20 eGses Esscfst. IL 70 incn-s
Brsss kels-es iera .bs- Engisa s-n A1sercAa 1iss.
srylss rirs el0h, suitable for IN manufacturers ais
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: TUR ONLY KXIsTING WONpER O n

Nssstsp R DEWITT c. KELLlNGERS lnfAln6le
o-N IinmeuL This truly astonishing medicine "a me
only article IN market hat the scted can get tia OF
before The money IL paid his always eoue ~ We DOC
Tor when requested q is elesr, beAnuia and ansp
n Amid highly fragrant and Perfectly delightful Ia u fs
xy Nd Is especially designed TO Ne prescribed Internal
AT xerray and is warranted 10 cure in few dsys aner
ali other remedies have failed All tneumae aea seIOiu
,s .aectn ringxorn teter haIheFs uch old sores OF
every nature bites burns pains IN the bsek aud A.
fcons " he spine, disocaons ensI yemens OF Jolns
Sonons coma and caOases OF every description. tooth
snA nervous headaches OF two doses ten tccefdng
10 direction Is ~ certain 70 cure Bilious ehone, 1SrnssA
A. a. N : tskcn and AL Affections Of The tnrost h short
ps.n. 81 every usurs Yield 10 is influence lmmedlsiey
fevsr snd sue broken IN two doses Alwsys To be had
wholesale sad REAL a. : lNcEg>cLL Co - fesr re-
moved from ~ JohnsL also he central dsPot Harlem
Railroad once CITY Hall Park, AID .; lie principal drag
Ard other stores ana tsverns throughout lie cry and eo0n
nv generally The medical ealy solicited 10 call and
examine ths neoiene and Wy Z TO ts eaAe ssN
faction free Of charge. The Clergy furnished gTss % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-24

DAGs-The highest market prices pssd In cash for
IlRAgs Bagging. bsle Rope Cuttings, tianny bssfing
Cs-. RS1 fKnvss srt al oter kfu1s u PAGER dsnufse
s,,sr.' .tock o. C{RCs ". FIELD Co
silly 6nling slP.
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CARVED LETTER

By Alderman,
7 APE ACKERMAE MILLER, ioi Nasssn-st ne
4 . f-rs ~ signs cn Trsci sOci@tv bu'idins as &c
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= o. HANENs
"a ,.,,o,, Attorney for Attaching Creditors


ny ORDER Of Frederick ?. Stevens, ESQ tlrsl yuake
Dof Fre County Courts, suf Counselor a. Law IA ~. Ne
s-rrne Court Notice il hereby given, pursuant 20 lhe
nrovsi0ns of he Statute authorizing attachment
sb.ronding concealed and non resident uenIoIs We. ~
stfscbenI has issued against the esste OF benlahM "
Sfimpsou ard Albion O. Turner, as nonresident oeotol
49, hsi he same will be sold for he payment OF Inel
scordng to law within nine months from the hrst punt
eson Of hi. notice. and that the payment Of sny ueo.
& In thann bv residents Of Ibis Stale and the deiiSeIy 70
lem or f heir use OF any properly within This ste oc
ng 10 them and The transfer OF any such property ~
mem, AZ I. ~ 80 ). G. HAVEN,
ms Attorney icl At.aSnlnk N-,-.-e----
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by ORDER OF Joseph wsit supreme Court S Son

DN OKDER OT Joseph WIZ ouFIvvII1 N'.-.' = -
ID missioner. residing Al jamestown, Ihauauiue 49,,
-, or l. hereby given. that an Attachment has ssueu
nsust the estate Zera Madison -.
de proofmade 70 the said Joseph Waii ooNI
Commissioner aforesaid, pursIHnl 70 une ieat
Inc statute concerning attachments against Aoseonulnk
rsalsd nonesideni debtors and thai me sar W.
he sod ,r The payment Of his debts unless ne me sac
Iers Mstrson sppesr and discharge such allachmen,
according 10 law within nine months f0m me hrst po
eaton OF this notice and that the payment Of any Deus
and the delivery OF any property belonging 70 ue So
seb'or To him or Tor his and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him. or any purpose whatever are ns3il1su 9y
law ana are void-Dsted Feb J. 1871 AbNER LEWIS
/ Ia isvar Auy for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-24

- TO IET-The dwelling part Of three story erlex
- house for more years situated on ne Nestsioe
IA ~ Sxth.veuue uesl Twenty-fourth a. First story
ecnpied IS adv goods st9rero COMMUNICATION ~th'Ae
I'D The house fnishea IN modern style, abt hted 1p
svAnt IS Tenht or a. he dry GOODS store ca - preu
go 400 ms w.
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IN ORDFR N lhe Hon Ffederlck ?. citVrutl F'Is1
ID ge Of Erie County Courts sad Counsellor ~ Law :.
the supreme Court Notice hereby given pursuant 70 W.
provisions u the Statuie authorizing aIacnuiens ass
descending concealed and nonresident deosItl u -
Attachment has issued against the estaie Of oeu snu
Stimpson a. nonresident debtor and mai me SAM
he sod Tor the payment Of his debts, unless ne
disrharge such attachment according 10 law wiln 49,
rnonhs from The publication Of This notice an
he payment OF any debs due TO him oy residents " -
Sste and ne delivery i'm or for bic use Or any poP
~ ,vibn ms STATE belonging him, and the transfer OF
az sYcb property hy HIM are forbidden by law and are
'O'''-D' WV s @. HAVEN.
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an NIrRsF's ASSISTANT, a newly invented snd very
Ouseiu article Of The nursery, by ~hleh Hians w
In mode highly conducive 10 health IA decidedly saprIo
10 ANYTHING before offered 10 the public TOT ssls ~
RrnAdMnV. hV lmi lmeod- GO w. lNIl IL
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&c combining the convenience OF ne eiiy wl.n the
,ssuiv apt heathuness of the ccvntrysaated on state
n rear POwerssL one mile from the South Ferry, bTook
yu. Irquire u ARNOLD BUFFuM, liz Broadway q
u R-oosi~n j2i soSu
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
POLITICAL, NOTICE.

he undersigned candidates for the Congress
sional nomination by the democratic convention
which meets in Little Rock, in January next have
agreed 10 take the vote of the democrats of Wash
lngton county, and the weaker agrees to withdraw,
SO that but one will go before the Convention.
And Tor The purpose of carrying out SAID agree
ment they will make speeches on the days, at the
several precincts below stated, when the vote of
each township will be taken, by persons selected
for that mn rDOse.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

regiment signed petition 10 the colonel 10 resign,
which he very properly refused to isen to, but
laid it before Generals Gushing and Wool 1t
was considered by the commanding general that
there was a participation in the mutiny
and two of the signers were dshonorbIy discharg-
ed from the service. AS soon as this was known
seventeen officers, think, rendered their resigna-
lion. but after twentyfour hours had elapsed they
thought bettor Of it leave and begged leave TO
withdraw, expressing al! due contrition and leave
was granted Thus quiet and subordinalon has
been restored. The three regiments hav all been
separated: the North Carolena ordered to the rear,
and the Virginians TO the front. The soldier
who was wounded by Col. Paine at the time he
shot at the mutineers was Virginian and has
been dshonerably discharged from the service
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
Democratic NHecting

The Democratic citizens of Craw-
ford county, arc requested to unite in
a Public Meeting, at the Court House,
in Van Buren, on The 9h ed Saturday,
Of October meet, to appoint Telegates
to attend State Convention, at Little
Rock, on the first Monday IN January
neat
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

The UNION MAGAzINE.-A friend has politely
furnished US with tho September number of this
valuable work The embeshments-are fine
and the September Fashions, and wood cuts of
the Parted Lovers, Mike Smiley the Proud
est Belle and Golden Ball. and much interesting
matter from the pens of eminent literary ladies
and gentlemen.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

G1-Our acknowledgements are due to Captan
GEO. c. NoRTH, at Fayetteville for a sack of Su
per Extra Family Flour, which he sent us, as
specimen OF his manufacture. II is certainly the
best Hour manufactured in this region of country, ,
and will compare favorablyIat any time with the
grist cf Elk Mills.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

THE LADIES GARLAND.-This beautiful and
spirited periodical, for September, has been loan
ed to us by friend. The style Of its embesh-
ments exhibit taste credtabe TO its publishers.
The fine View of Wilkeshavre,' is an excellent
specimen Of art, and the beautiful cut of the
Golden Fish is an approprlaIe centre table orno
ment. Please Exchange.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

0%F On the first page, will be found The Ar
miStce" made between Gen. Scott and Santa An.
ma, through their Agents. A eller from Rome
IN which may be seen The progress of popular
rights, under Plus TX and the Field of Buena
VISTA" poem, by Col. Petrikin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

To CoREEsPoNDENrs.--Thc Communication from
our friend at Neosho, Mo-, will appear next week
s. Cousin Dick" is personal, and cannot be admit
Cd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

0C-Ths Rirer is at It's lowest siage--too low
at present, for nayigable purposes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02
Oposom Hallow Crawford County1
Sept 1916. A.,

FUNERAL OF Mr.. O'CoNNELL.-The Solemn
seques for Mr.. O'Connell took place on We'd
day, the llth ult. The interior of the Melrc1
ltan Church in Dublin was clothed in moa
ing, and in every way fitted for the occason'
The muffied windows scarcely let in the llsh
day, but four hundred wax lights in chanoae
cast Il sombre eff'ulgence on tho dorkscene paH
added much to the imposing effect cf IT'S so@ull
ty and grandeur. Directly in front OF tho y
was the catufalque on which the coffin contain
the remains of O'Conneil rested It was cove
with black cloth. The front gallery was
apart for the immediate friends and re'a'no,
the ilustrious deceased. Mr.. Steele, the lu'as !.
friend of Mr.. O,Connell, occupied seal v e !.
gallery. Before / l o'clock the church va ~ Il
ed. The aisles land galleries were occ1eSs
the laity; the nave was reserved for the ce's'.
The solemn absoIution which tho Pon'lh0a'
scribes in offices for Pope, bishop OF P'.T, n
was given over the remains Of OfonneH. d;
funeral took place on Thursday. c,S.! alo
wore tho appearance of mourning W.
in the line Of procession, but 'n'ooSTU re- be
city generally, the shops were clcSeu. hs ma,
of the different chuches toled kneH ~ .Ln ina
ory OF tho ilustrious dead, which wero
ly sounds that broke on the solemn '''' .on,p
The ceremony performed in the Va'. Ds,
sad the Benedictus and the Misers,s NV aSs ,,er
These were chanted by the bishop 10 'Hu
of tho vault, and responded to by o'ne, 20
of the Roman Catholic Church VINO sss ,oo:l
the steps outside. The ceremony hav'Is |,
ded at six o'clock. the crowds dlsPe''eo' .o,iusl
net vet been decided whelher Inc ''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

and freely expressed, ever s;o-~
mencement e. of the present unror'nIae 1 ae 4
and OF all places in the world ! itunAas /,
them on record before the ipco.r. Preis'
cy OF oId Berks. therefore, ,oe bSo1e. 7
you the following sentiment: O'g cav
The lHissari ComprOmise-I,ssA
saved the Union from thretenoJ "uOp'N
extention in lS4S, to any new I,ouvpG ,oG
we may acquire, will secure tho I,'a r, aoil
suit. "Ae b
Yours, very respectfully
JAMES BUCA.
Charles Kesslcr, Esq, President S1 ..1 !
Spayd and Jacob Ligengood, Eso,. 1u !
&C., &c. f''' y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

0I-Last Mondays mail brought US the back
numbers of Godey's reprint of 50 sBIackwood' S
Magazine and 50 the London World of Fashion, -
They can be seen table, by those who
wish TO inspect them, and our friends are invited
to the inspection; they are certainly the cheapest
literary publications yet out. Those who take in
tercst and pleasure in the accounts Of the dresses
of Ladies Of rank, Nobemen's fetes, g., &c, in
Europe, cannot get cheaper work, 10 satisfy
their curiosity.
TEaMs-Sl; publication, monthly; publisher,
l.. A. Cooley, l0l Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

TERNIS.-If paid within three months after sub
scrbing, 81 50. At any time, thereafter, So per
mum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

0~We received, at a late hour, the communi
cation Of - Citizen," advocating the re -organi
zaton of our City Corporation, which shall ap.
pear in our next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

GA Camp Meeting of the Methodist persua
slon' will commence on Friday. the Sth inst, a,
Cedar Creek Camp Ground, in this county.
1t is in the Re-. Mr.. Scruggs' Circuit, but sew.
eraI other preachers expe cted to be in attend
sance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS STAFF, ON CANvAss-A
Mr.. Brown, an artist has been to the :. Walnut
Springs" and there transferred upon canvass, the
portraits Of the Hero of Buena Vista and his Staff,
The likenesses Of Gen. Taylor, Gen. Wool and
Col. Belknap said TO be true to life.
Mr.. Brown it is said, intends 10 paint pano.
rama Of a scene in the battle of Buena Vista.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

WHAT AN ArPLE.--We were presented. on
yesterday, with fine ripe apple, raised by A fired
Wallace, Esq, in Washington County, of excel
lent flavor and rosy appearance. 1t measured
l32 inches circumference, 81 do in the core, A.
DO. in diameter, and weighed IL ounces 1t
Is called the PennOck Red. Old WASHINGTON is
n fruitful country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

Fayetteville, Sept. %, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

" among the passengers on the steamship Ca
lcdonia, which arrived at Boston on Thursday
was General Robert Armstrong, American Con.
sui at Liverpool. He is bearer of dispatches to
our Government. The Caledonia brought $50.
600 in specie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

GFMaIor BRADFORD, of the late Mississippi ri.
1es, has declined being candidate Cor Governor o.
Mississippi.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

% Farmers. Drovers and the whole travelling
community, are respectfully referred 10 the ad.
vertisement of Mr.. GLENN, proprietor of tho Fer
ry at this place. In addition to the inducements
which he holds out TO Farmers TO cross at this
this point, oeca use they would then have the ad
vantage of The trade with our merchants, we wouId
mention that by crossing here, when they are 90.
ing to Fort Smith, they will have the advantage
of tvo markets.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

0STWe are informed, says the Brooklyn Ad.
rert,ser, that the notorious Maria Monk is now an
inmate of the New York State prison, at Sing
Sing, having been sont thither on convictior for
grand larceny.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

Stock RAIsING.-Our neighbors of Missouri are
making chords-of money by raising hors os and
mules for tho louisiana trade. Some fifteen or
twonty droves of fine, large and handsomely made
mules, also large number of good looking horses
have passed through this place, within the last three
weeks en- route, for the Louisiana plantations,
numbering We suppose between 1900 and 1000
head. Such good prices offered by our rich
neighbors in the South, that tho owner of single
drove, could not be induced to sell one, hero.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

E3-The Hon. Ransom H. Gillett, who was an
intimate and bosom friend of the lamented SiIos
Wright, has been for somo time COMPILING the
speeches and political writings of tha great states
man, with view of publishing them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

CAMP MEETING AT TAHLEQUAH.-We have Just
seen friend from the Camp Meeting at Table
quah, in the Cherokee Nation. He expressed
himself delighted with the signs of improvement,
among our Cherokee neighbors
The camp was pitched in shady grove, on the
margin of beautiful prairie, in sight of the mag
nefcent prospect, of Park Hill, and on the most
extensive scale. Arrangements were made for
the accommodation Of large concourse of per.
sons, who attended. The order kept was mos,
exccllont-the citizens of no community conduct
themselves with proprety than did our
friends at Taequah. 1t attended by q sufi
cent number of Preachers, both white and na-
tive. The hospitality and kindness of those who
kept camps could not be exceeded in any country
DEATH OF THE Hon. r. Ii. WILDE.-It is with
deep regre we announce the death. from the pre-
vaiIing epidemic, of tho Hon. Il. II. Wilde
Mr.. WILDE was formerly distinguished member
of Congress. from Georgia, but for the last few
years has been resident Of New Orleans, and a
leading member of the bar.
He universally respected and beloved in
that city, whore his death produced profou nd
sensation in the community, and will be received
with great regret throughout the country at large,
as by reputation he most favorably known
and esteemed, throughout the whole Uniou.-N.
o. Picayuns.
GEN. PARADEs.-The New Orleans papers say
that PARADEs was at Orizabo, at the head of q
body of troops, and had declared himself against
SANTA ANNA, and against any peace with the u.
States.
A COURT MARrIAL--Cerro CORDOBA court
martial was held Puebla, on the 2Sth July, at
the request of Col. Riley, whose conduct in some
reports OF the battle of Cerro Goldo, represent
ed as improper. The verdhct was this-Col. Ri
LEy's conduct was deserving Of tho highest praise,