The Arkansas banner., 1847-07-05

.4,, M hos @ohnson, Danlei klngo,
 S.1E fIempsiead, B. J. BoFdess s.s, Liytls silaak Jnig 3. lssz.
 Gsss velmnssera.
 Ths Gessls sna Dsmoksas fiIks wounded pigeons. are ehiterisg ic hids themselves fsoln our ehasge theEth2Y kad. itom sie fst. pablished matter pes- soAslIy 6ErasIse so tAe ArkApsas segiment and Us oaesss we lasf seek took oecaaicn to expose lhe eoprss of sbe DsAsccsst. by making sash sxtfecss aswpat fsoss ,vhas we bed stated n regard tp the abuse ailadsite. The reply is oaly worthy ofno- teeso fsr q hs attempts t relieve himseli fo thc cdinm Wlieh must Fess spau ham fos the wrong. wkj<h 6sm time io tims. has dsae io iAe memo- ryef Esvs Ysli; aad his ezsrt is eon,ained in the fallesiig ssrsas seassneet
 sNK he lsks editor of the Bamnerl chooses : iesTske iie bosiies of the dead from sheir grsxes he ean do so, bat be wtlEswait . lopg tiIne, befqrs Fe shall como b squabble wilh him oyer. .ihe hones n
 syFsKisR E eishest any fariher eozsmeat fhans th&k ths toaEae which sspessed him while living. nsse. wilAaaI ahy inconsistency. saees at his re- sMshape wma ts say soeeerning his refusal to pdhiish Capf. HuETna's leites. and his extreme ds,isaey ia dscsaing between she ssziemests of Capt fsKe ahd Capt HuNrER; the enc based, ss every body knows. upon camp rumos. the ether uP ea eoast of spqasy instituted to investigate the tsuiA ef fhis sssy psmos, sad to report how far Cspts HssTxnss eempany were euiPahle in the af- fas. Ehs DemocFst gave to the public Capt. PiKE's lstis. bn1 he cinses his columns against Capt Hus Txkss hecnnaa tks statements ef the two ofseers eaaets ed he ihinks tt woald be sths best plan to apsit ths arrival of the pEivstss before he makes say s<eisiaAs fss tc ihe truth. Does the editor ms4h ths Psisssss sf Capt. Prxs's or Capt Hux- r&HN <smPsay. ss does he mean to take the vote of VASsegimsA1. and 5st the majority settle its This nsshbtefIags that in 10 manner iessens inc diii- edity ol she dieaama in which he was placed. last wssh. in relasion to the veraeity of Capt. HuxrEp bdtexlabits mufs plainly what we have beose inti- msted stotaf disregard of what is due to te char aeief and fair fame of oae portioa of our regiment
 We resaafhed that the editor of the Ga1ette had bss b szy tAs least Of if iadisereet in his pub- estioas ion the volunteers Of this State and thsf oress, ~hsn. to our snrpFiss. with the coolest sdsskcs ks dsaies it. anA challenges us to produce ti Sscof sf his having sdi anything 'ha.shly, Ie. ae<6ns ny IhaeAeo CT elneswise. upon the eondaet sfths rsyimeatn He even goes 90 far as to offer us vefy kisaly his boand volume of the Gazette for fsfefsAse, Fsom the seaitenng numbers of his pa- per which ay upoa our shelves we take the follow isz aasssdes. which were furnished him by his esr- rees eossssrea4ent. and published in the Gazette of the 9th rsbsuary. Of the Arkansas regiment, he saSs;le Aass sses si ss
 1.-The hoTsss are worn down, the men are updiseipiiaed, and every body, officers and rnegtis tired oat, worn down and disgusted. have no doubt the moment Gen. Taylor sees ps he will discharge us."
 uAsd further, that
 fssThis regiment yaised 10 get YeU into the Senafe, costs jast as much as four iafanjry regimsnis, one of ,rhieA scouid Dc ,coTtk len ef I"
 or Yell aEd Bo:iand. to one who deemed sol diers honor perfect sensitive plant,' the follow ing might almost be regarded r<rsoaay efensiss: ..G1+aYell himself is the laughing stock ol the Isaen-vtor, as yet, he has never uadeEta- ken to give any order without making blum der.na
 fABosland, who could be good officer, takes no interest in any thing since he quar- relied with Yell.n
 6~ Tells whole object seems to be to gain popularity, an object, by the way, he is missing most internally. Indeed he is totally incompetent and unable b learn, if he were dispused to do welln
 bsk t .is shown, in the eommun,catioa. very etessly shst enc portion 'inSaitely bet CT :''
 &AHowever. my ends are answered. My saaadrOa is infinitely better than t.e rest in ggod discipline, or,ier and obcdient; and very well dnIled. ] and ii have the good opinion of alI the oificers or the army"
 We win ssiy take . single verse from some ori. stsst Reetxy published h the Gazette, and we arc doas win hin;
 s ss<sin s8elling downward comes the tide.
 Rorsex ard Yell are slain,
 Marbaii before him drives a part,
 ssaN Bsit sglsi thsy charge in yain.
 An4 ne@ in WiId coalnsion mixed, .xa tRanaem end parsued 1O Oa Q SalliIlo nileiy drifts
 ffaatie multitude"
 We are piessed to see that the Gazette sfter he