The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
EpaEIel GasSIR lNl NRNS

Three af tha 0onapavls fnn.ilr are now eaeai. dates is Coesioa foF sssis ia the National Assembly, tiE; Loais Kapoleoa; Nspolran. soa of Jerome Bo. bapaFts, Ged Pierre. sen rf Lusicn.
 The PSosisioa1i GogoratneAt of Mllaa has expei- led tbe Jesais~ Eflesa coapeats of thai socivty LemAsEdy have h-sn ol0sed. end ihsir entire Pro- perty eeqaestTAied.
 There is shop kept by an cd maid ia South ampson, in thu window of wAieh appears these words, in iasgs losisss Nc rsssoaasso offer rOi lused"
 In the yess I7se. LoaE Philippe became mem. ber oi tbe Jaeobin Ciah, and en muse than oac cc- ca>ioa c a,ed deor keeper as the sitsiaes ef ha fsmous assembly. In the regiSeer of ths Natt,nal Gaafd he traaed ail his till ls with hls ewa hsad, and wFots aiser his nasne- Citizen of Paris Whtn al cmblsns of nobility wese shollshei Pl6lgppe ds. clared that he was too much the frWd of eqpaillY ne, to have received the decree Nlth juy.
 u is calculated that dWfiaS the la~s 33 years tho maintenance of the Prss~isn army has cost $50 eto 0sla tIsIs,s f l3n 0a0 eOt)
 Horace VsFnes, the aTgist, has been elected Cot. eRe f tfe national guard ef Versailles.
 Some Indies of Ncasice have pelltianed Inc Provi. SioHai GoveranleHt "a foru . battalion ef women, wha will lead lie sick, make cartridges aud ia case ef n~e~ss.ty, share wisa thcif male comrades the AsngeF of the 6xhs.
 The poet Wordsworth is sasl to be in state ct Iuaeeei'y. sitting often Ia mood, se0cs, w,th his gaze hSed on vacancy
 Berangsr, Inc poet, who never wcaid hitherto Ae. ccPt place or pension, has taken ofice aseozhseoF of instrueiien. nndeY Catno,. A quarter of a milton yealiy is paid in England for game certificates. IL ia said that. of eleven members of tha French Provisional Geverrment, seven are married tn Ea- glish lafea
 Al Warsaw, the wsr,is "F.eneh Repahlis." are prohibited by the censorship The events in Paris are Hoi allowed to be aIladcd to. The B.Fisn girls have taken . sclemm pledge never to dance agsia with an oaiesy ef the pres eat PFasssan a.Bys ei course, thsy will net marry | one
 The MoBfteur pablishra the retarns of the iRdi- iect taxes and revenues of France during the first I quarter ot fs4s. which amounted to lT5 aeOo. ! As compared with these of Inc corresponding pe- | riod of lss1, thsse a dlmiautiOn la l64s sf 1 I6,3l0 ,O0uf
 The question of compulsory ceIihacy of the Rom.
 sh Priesthood has bsea mae ted ia tho Diet at prss- harg by an scGiesiaseal Haenaher. Mir. kessn,h Fe- piled that he was reloIced 10 find the suhiees dis eussed n sueh quarters, and that he had received innamershe IetteTs from the cIes,y complaining of | the prohibition.
 l Federation of religious liberty was one of the frss | fruits oi the revolution tn Austria. The number oi public libraries ln Europe ls 3s3; 1 of these i0s arc in France Mir Henderson has disvovered In New Siberia, the claws of brd, measuring each yard a length, and the Yakuts assured hm they had frequently la | their hunting excursions met with skeltons, and even athers ol this biri tho quiils of which wefs I large enough io admit mans arm. | There are said to be some Fifteen thoasand per sons ia England. Ireland. and Scotland. who can | read and use photography with facility Fvur Phonographlcsi journals arc supported n England alone. In the United States there are three Ious-
 nais devoted 10 tis reform, and some s,00J persons
 who can read readily sccsntng tn sound as well aa letter.