davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

= BBLS old Rectifed Whiskey, just received and
ed for sale by E. b. BISHOP.
Deccmbc 4, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08
IfTm1 vPar

In 'seeITed and for sale 100 bags Rio fec, =
49, ugaT, 500 sacks Liverpool salt so wins
g., gln' Malaga wine, tobacco, ginger, pep
q ISIS HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

ENRESH Baltimore Oysters, put up in cans Just re-
y ceived and for sale by W. n q M. MA EhS'
TT. Smith, Feb. /, lS4o. Oommerciai ROW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-08

Valuable Patent Medicines.
n A-TRRAY'S fluid magnesia, Thompson eye-wa-
NE ter strvchnine, Hays liniment nerve and bone
Iiniment Sands para, Mofatt's hfe-Pills and
bitters together with full supply Of Drugs and M
dicnes received per steamer Z. White ana Ior sale
low for cash by W. II: " M. W a a l E r. H,., So,
Feb. 4, AS. No Com. Ito"' Ho'' 0iiii'i'
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Political Intelligence.

SAM UousroH IN BosToN-The ex.PfeEi1ent Of Tex
as spoke before very large audience Of hi. political
friends at the fremont Temple Boston, Tuesday
evening The topic Of bis remarks was Texas, whcte
history he reviewed. first 20 Republic, and st length
as one of the North American States.
DsnocRATIc DELEoATE THE NATIONAL CoEvEN-
1toN Jesse C. Dana has bsen chosen by the d Hun
ksrs delegate to the Baltimore convention from the
nineteenth Congressional district in this state.
wa,e DELraArg.-Mr. Sylvester schenck is the dele.
gate from the twenty fifth district OF this State to the
whig national convention.
MAYoR or CAMDEN, n J.--B A. Harams the native
American candidate elected Mayor OF the city oil
Camden, N J by plurality Of fourteen votes.
prxrsYLvArIA LyoIsLATuRE-Tho bill to incorr 0rat,
the Philadelphia and Atsntio Steam Navigation Co
passed tho Senate on Tuesday Alec, the
Bill to incorporate the Ohio and Erie H. co.
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THIRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
INTERESTING DEBATES.
MIR. CALuOUN'S SPEECH
ON THE
TEN r e q | M EMIT BILL
&c. SC. &c.
THIRTIETTI CONGRESS-.

Dennte.
WASHINGTON, March 16, 1s45.
The Senate convened ct the usual hour. The Vice.
President resumed the CHAIR and called to order when
prayer offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Gurley.
LINES STEAMSHIPS.
sundry memorials aud petitions presented
among which wns one presented 7by MIR. Jno. A. Dir,
in favor Of establishing ns of mail between
New York and Vera Cruz, and also another between
New Yer. and Hsvre IL was duly received ordered to
once.
IMPORT DUTIES
Mr. Dix also presented petitou from importing mar-
chants In favor OF duties being paid goods actually
imported without regard to invoices It reosved
ordered bs printed and referred to the Communication
Finance.
THE POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr.. NILIs, of Connecticut, submitted q resolution
calling upon ths Predent for copies Of the correspon-
denoe bstwee Mr. Bancroft and the British Cover
ment on international postal arrangements.
MEDALS AND cgRrIFicArgs roR SOLDIERS.
Mr. CAss from the Com mittse Military Affairs, re-
ported bill 10 favor Of presenting medals and certin
Gates officers and soldiers serving In the against
Mexico, with amendments.
DEFICIENCY
Mr. ArHsRroN, chairman Of the committee FL
nance moved to takeup the House Bill providing for de-
cspces the appropriations for the present cs year
Some slight ailments adopted The bill coming
IN on the question of Its fnsi passage.
Mr. BENTON offered smendme nj, IN favor OF crea
ting full misson to the Court Of Rome, In lieu of q
Charge des qfdires and went on briefly to advocate
the expsdiency Of tho change, which he thought was
alike due the dignity Of our own country well
respectful to the court 1t which, were to be repre-
rented, where otner governments maintained IuIl en-
bassies. or none at all
Nh. PApoEr OF orb Carolina, said he was opposed
TO the appointment Of Minister charge dAares to
the Pspa Court Rome unless the form Of that govern
ment wac changed. He was opposed to religious power
the basis Of government, and saw no necessity for
the existence OF diplomatic relations between this gov
eminent and that of Rome. We have felt no incouvs-
nsnce tbs want of such intercourse heretofore and
he saw no for change Mt the present time Gen
emsu thought tn lat declining 10 send representative
would be considered dsrespecif1 He did not consi
der It, Because some Email powers sent full missions
to Rome argument in favor OF our doing the
thing
Ait.r few words from Mr. BeSroy, in reply, the fur
Their consd ration Of the bill was postponed.
THE REGIMENT BiLL.
Mr.. CAn moved to take up tho ten rsgimsnt bill,
which agreed TO- when
MIR. CALHOUN ross and said--Aftsr q very careful
examination have not been able to Hnd single argu
rsnt which, In my opnion would justify the passage Of
this bill at thi, time under existing circumstances.
cannot but think that those who have come to diff
sr.nt concuscn have overlooked the actual condition
Of the government and people Of Mexico ct this tine
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Illness OF MIR. Sewer, sc sc.

WASHINGTON, March Us L. M.
Mr.. Sewer has been very Ill to-day of cholera
morbus. andis still not much improved this eve
ming. Meantime, they are very busy at the
''west eud'' in getting everything ready for his
departure TO Mexico. There is full confidence
IN the ratification of the treaty. Mr.. Sewer, it
h T hao wa t1r e res% o. ane Ten re-
Mr. Webster will follow the Hon. J NJ Ber-
rien on the ten regiment bill tomorrow.
The bad weather here has moderated The
fruit crop in the neighborhood, Is in hopeless
condition, in consequence Of the severity of the
season.
The Assistant Postmaste General gave large
party last night at Brownies Hotel.
The ten regiment bill will be disposed of in
the Senate tomorrow.
Military honors will be rendered to the re-
mains OF Capt. Hanson on Monday. They ar
rived here to-day.
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LATER FROM HAvAvA.-The bark John Ben
son, Captain Weldon, arrived last night from
Havana, with files OF the Diaro and the Gaceta,
10 the Sd inst
The Spanish frIgate Isabel Legunda arrived at
Havana on the Goth ult., having on board the
new Governor General Of the Island, Don Fede-
rico Roncali, Count Of Alcoy, with his lady and
three daughters His entrance into the city is
said TO have been attended with great pomp and
military display and he was escorted to the palace
by an INN nse procession. He was received by
General O'DOnnell, late Governor General, who
resigned command and retired the same evening
Gen O'D would sail for Havre in French ship
then In port.
The Italian Opera lad closed, and the prima
donna, Tedesco, was TO have SAILED for France
The ballet of .'Montplaiser" did not succeeds
they intended sailing for New Orleans on the
9Th inst.
Pinteaux model artists were drawing great
houses; full every night.
Lehman's ballet corps raa at Matanzas.
Business was very dull, and the weather cool
and pleasant.
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GUIANA PEAK1s.-We are likely to have q
pearl fishery carried on by some adventurous
spirits OF this city. Having made themselves
thoroughly acquainted with the vast wealth TO
be obtained by good management in the explo-
ration of the pearl beds lying near the island of
Margarita, in smooth water, they have OBJ
tanned the use of Taylor's submarine amor,
with which they ego deeper and come up dryer
than by any other IN aens, aud viii dispatch
vessel ia few weeks 10 see If they cannot OBJ
tain q few pounds or SO of seed pearls, worth
800 an ounce, with a few Of larger size, worth
$4,000 each, such as Philip % of Spain OBJ
tanned about 200 years ago, from the same local
lfy.
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Summary.


We give report of the Hon John G. CAL
houn's speech in the Senate yesterday, in oppo-
stion to the Ten Regiment Bill We received
this report by telegraph from the capitol, over
the I" through WIRE" in fine style, and are en-
abled to give it to our readers in few hours
after it was delivered by that distinguished
statesman.
1t will be seen from this report, that Mr.. Cal
houn opposes the passage of the bill, because, in
his opinion, it is not necessary at present to
pass it, as Mexico is incapable of making any
further resistance; and that, even as measure
OF intimidation, it is unnecessary. The remain
der of Mr.. Calhoun's reasons coincide with what
he expressed on former occasion. His argu-
ments are very emphatic, and, no doubt, sim
cere and, although there are many who differ
from them, still his speech will be read with
interest by mon of all parties.
Besides the consideration of the ten regiment
bill, other matters of importance were taken up
in the Senate. Mr.. Dix, of New York, present
ed numerously signed petition for the estah-
lishment of two lines of mail steamers-one be-
tween New York and Havre, and the other be-
tween New York and Vera Cruz; which were
ordered to be printed, and referred to the Post
Office Committee. Mr.. Dix presented another
petition from New York merchants, relative to
import duties. Mr.. Niles called for the cores
pondence between Mr.. Bancroft and the British
government, on the international postal arrange
.nents. The House bill providing for deficlen-
cies in the appropriation for the present fiscal
year, was next in order, to which Mr.. Benton
offered and advocated an amendment for the Gre
alton of full mission to the Court of Rome, in
stead ola Charge dss Afaires. This brought out
Mr.. Badger, of North Carolina, who opposed
the motion, with an array of religious scrupes,
which had the effect OF postponing the subject
for the time being. Mr. Berrien secured the
floor for to. day, when he will address the Senate
on the ten regiment bill. In the House, q debate
on the subject of provision contracts for the
army, occupied nearly the whole of the day.
despatch from Washington announces the
illness of Mr. Sewer, the newly appointed Minis
ter to Mexico. We hope that he may speedily
recover, and set out on his mission; as in an
important matter like the one with which he is
entrusted, "delays are dangerous"
From Frankfort, Ky we learn that the demo-
Gratis Of that State have nominated the Hon.
Lynn Boyd, the representative in Congress- for
Governor, and Geo. w. Johnson, for Lieutenant
Governor.
The legislative proceedings of this State and
Pennsy lvania-important to the railroad int =
rests-market reports, from all the commerce.;
points of the Union, shipping intelligence, &c.
sc will be found below.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, March IL, ls4s Cotton 5000 bales
at former prices. sugsr-Lmlted fair to good ct a
A, Molasses, l9a 2lo -Four inactive. Freights-An
American ship Lad been taken to Liverpool at M and
another to Havrs, ls. Exehange-FAir demand
New OnLVAss, March II, ls4s Cotton was IN acti'
demand the ISLES for the week thirty -four thou
sand bales middlirg at IL to 7lo ssgar-Ths rricts
were irregular for fair to fully fair s to As Nosssss
Fair to prime, 10 to 2o, Flcur-sales small, and
prices firm Freishts-Prioss nrmer, with upward
tendency. Exshsnse-Fair demand.
BALriMsnE. March l6, ls4s -Flour-The market was
inactive butnrnsr aud have only to notice sales Of
400 bbls Of Howard street. ct IS SIX S. lax which was
advance. Wheat-SaIes Of 94ao bushsls were made
including Maryland red AID white at 81 80 a 81 80.
CornSslss Of 4o00 5000 bushels made including
white, mixed, and yellow at ~ 4so. vhisksy con-
tinued dull There ehaIgs in Provisions.
BosTor, March Is, ls4s - Four-The market CONT.
nued Arm, and isles Of 600 barrels were made iaclud
Ing Gsnesee and other good western brands st SO
Sc SIX, which WAS advance. Cern-Ws note Gales
of 1000 buahe including white and yellow at so oos.
Rye-sslss of 500 AGO bushels at $50. OAts-ws no
tcs SAILS Of 500 bushels northern at 4ss Provisions
exhibited no change. Frsights were dul-nsrehAnts
waiting steamer Weather very colS
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NEW YORK HERALD.
kOrth-west Corner Of Fulton and Nassau st
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY IERrLD- Eeoy day, Sunday inei s,I,a
xcsnfs per ryS Is dst'ltsntn the tn'ied StUes
Ecrss. sissrhers S4 enalm 3. taefn1s re pcs..
Subscribers IN South .snered and he Wesf I"dtnm
Isisnds U receive her papers by ererp resse Jrm is
port -
H'EEKLF HER.aLD-Evay Sat,ridg-eA osnts
yey sorg-SS az pei, the Cnafed Sfafes Eu
snbscrfbefs IS dfn 10 ffIetde the postage
edition (ia the French tceu the Engsh ian
,ssIi bs flahisAeG me dap cf the departure Of
each steamer IN Europe trith intelligence
PROM al pafs OF fhe .7necdi continent to the latest
eaf etikscrIptisHs aud advertisements received IN
Mrssrs Galigraaf PfpisBne Paris; p siwondf,
Is C,yhH John ssr bookseller, Henrietta street,
PRESIDENTL4L HER.ALD-Eoery Tuesday One
.aDTERTTSEMENTS treneved, epery morning) at
reasonable 1ees; % b. iofer in plain Iegble
TIE net responsible fer in raanHseipt
PRINTING Of all kinds e1ecuts8 beautifully ard p,th
rlsr 81 Fstifsr and Erssau strsets
all LETTERS " mail for stibsorirfions C r .cith
advert 70 be pos pcia the postage l.i be de-
dtcted ffeH the money RENTED
POLUNT.ARY CORRESPONDENTS. containing
Important netc. collected from quarter Of the corid
and II gsed iriu be E.sraip paid for
NO NOTICE can O. taken OF anonymous communion
tons Yhafssrts iniensed FOR inseri;on must be auhe
rded ~ ne name aud address Of the crsr nat
,Rfer publ csfen bit cs guaranty Of his good fafth
We cgnsot d.- ke 10 return rejected communications
I'LL PAYMENTS he made -, advance
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, March l6, 1913
E0UagA.


REPORT Practice AND PLEADING
Yesterday afserno0a tbs report practise SO was
again debated, but not disposed of to-day
THE LIEN LAW.
Mr. wuKs reported adversely to bill for security of
mechanics erecting bulldogs. Agreed to.
THE CoMnissARy oEHERAL's ACCOUNTS
bill to repeal the act to pay Henry Storms certain
moneys, was passed.
The General Railway bill 6ams up in COMMITTEES ON
the question If eminent domain
THE EMINErr DOMAIN QUESTION.
The question Of eminent doalsin, applicable to rail-
ways, debated at ieogh the Senate taken the
ground as the House. By refusing to lssats away
that power, to be applied TO each partcusr railys9
chsrsr deciding therefore that the object of such
corporations cannot be atsaiosd by general law.
ALBANY AND coHoEs RAILROAD
The Dill to incorporate the Albany and Cohces
road company, and the general bill codiyirg existing
a"s relating 70 railway companies were then discussed
Assembly.
DAMAGE RIoTs.
Yesterday afternoon the House resapded all its for.
which led to tae destruction Of Mr Miles, properly
Queens county, and referred the to Select Com
ttee but without power to send for persons to visit
Queens county.
EDUCATION BRooKLYr.
Mr. CRcss brought Ia bill to amend act relative
TO common schools in Brosklya
SLATE STATISTICS.
Mr. KENNEDY brought in a bill foe obtaining and pre-
rerving statistical information Of the annual
OF the State.
Mr. PHENIx gave notice OF bills to amend the railroad
SUBJECT to taxation for personal estate in New York
BhooKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Mr. Cross introduced bill filing the vacancy of JUS
tiee Of the Municipal Cocr sof BROOKLYN.
INSTITUTION BLIND.
To-day Mr.. Ransom brought in bill in aid of tbs
New York Institution for the Biind.
MARINE COURT, NEW YORK.
MIR CAMPBELL reported fsvorahly bill to abolish
the Marine Court Of Now York
REDUCTION FARE
Mr.. GLASS gave notice of bill to reduce railway
fare.
A AUDITORS
Mr. MEAcH introduced bill creating Board Of Au-
diors of Now York
ANOTHER RAILROAp
Mr. COLLINS gave notios of o bill for railway from
Fishkill Landing to tbs Connecticut River.
THE GENERAL RAILROAD
The general railroad bill passed in Committee OF
the Whole Amendments we're however adonted, re-
fung all railrosd association to locate roads in the
most direct and eligible routes that contractor. give
the directors sscurse shat they ill pay their 1orkmen
bringing existing companies under the operation of tots
bill 60 far as it does not conflict wi their charters
reservipg rights for Interesting railroads. &c., SO So
The bill IS 1t passed in conmitses debated in tbs
House, but not disposed Of
The weather cold below zsro at I O'Clock
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WEST INDIA COOLIES an arrival from ia
nsca dates have bseo rtcevs TO the 22j of February
but they oontsinsd nothing Of interest unless may
except the following paragraph nom the Jamaica pii-
pah which is another evidence Of British phiaatiiro
py:-
Ia regard to the hsf-atarved wandering Cool es who
are sem at ,very corner covered with vern and mi
s-rv some them diseased that they
y move while their dirtness end miserable appear
excite the COMMUNICATION OF all who behold theinn
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Shining JutelISxeuee.

Rosroy Mar ls-Ar bri. cad Halifax. Ms. 18th
inst Steamship ssaruia from Esss fer Hafsx Liver
pool WA seen i2 last PM Csps Sable Mn ~ mites
sALEh Mar 6-Lu brig hsrokse, frsm Zsszib-r Dec a.
HALIFAX. MS, Mar ll-Schs Rsnblsr for New York lds;
Boston om 6ostoh Sid 9h schs Mary, New York;
ilh, Hssrv, do.
Nnw ORLxANs, Mar BAR sh ps Oscsola, New York;
Seuths,er Philadelphia Cid ships Dalnaa BesteR; New
jersey d.; s:s Holmes. N.w YSIk; bt. Tsraa,i. d.
yusisra Lueus aid fodsn Philadelphia. CID ships Byrsn
B.nmo hob Soy kossa bark lors eo briggs and
Lghfsot Philadspha; schr Brave York, SostC n.
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MISSIONARY INrELLiaENcz.-Cspe Town pa
pers, received via s.. Helenu, announced the ar
rival at that pace, of the ship VIM H. Smaller,
with The missionaries, Messis. Marsh and
Rood, with their wives, at that port, December
10th. They lef. the Cape in the coaster Rose
bud, for port Natal, on the 2Jlh
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ofths whole aunbss Ms.sss copies called tsr Ia 4

ofthe whole hunbss Of extra copies called f6T Ia
solution ssd after IONS other remarks, moved 4
Mr.. Cobbs motion On the table
MIR. THOMPSON withdrew his motion, to snabls
Mckay to speak, who went on to address tho HA
After he had concluded,
Mr.. THOMPSON renewed his motion
Tho yeas and nays were then called for vhsrt
House procee5ed to vote and sided il in ths srr,
consider
Mr. Mckay then moved that the House resolve itself
into Ctmmittee OF the Whole on the STAT, of the
Union kr. Rockwell, Of Connecticut in the chair "a
day. '>''N
Ihs eomiattse rosa and reported the bill to the House
with amendments, which was passed; when tins HOUSE
adjournment
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ASOszxENrs THIS EVENING

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
BOySky tbs 'TRE. Bo~ery -ThE BorTLs-HUE
AND CRr-GAMaeocK OF TIN WILDERNESS.
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham street-WiLLrsM
TELL-NEw WAY TO PAY CID DEBTS.
OiBCUs-BOWEBY AMP3ITUcATRE, Bowery--
EouEsrRI.SIsM, GyMNAsTIcs fANroMlns, &c
MICH SNICS' HALL, Broadway. near Broome--CaRs
rvs NINsrRKLs-fTHIoPiAH SINeINS-BuBLEs2UE DANG
ING, &e.
PANORAMA HALL, Brosdw,v. pear Houston street.
BANvABps fANoksrLA THE MISSISSIPPI.
BROADWAY ODEoN. Broadway-MoprL Artists.
CON ERT ROOM. BRO.DwAY.-MopSL ARTISTS
MlNEtVA ROOM C AMPpELL' MIssrsELs-ErEro
Plan SINGING, DArcIys. SC
CONVENTION II tLL-SAsLE ERoTHERs, ETHIOPIAN
SINSlNs. PLAYiNe
FALNOS OPERA HCUSA-Cbamber stree MODEL
ARTISTS
New York, Friday, March IL Is1s
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Political movsm In Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, Ky. ;, March TO, 1878.
The democrats OF this State have nominated
Lieutenant Governor-the Hon. Lynn Boyd, at
present a representative in Congress, being the
nominee for the former, and Geo. w. Johnson
tor the latter office.
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. .
Last fail the ccofooo msjority in this city was 23s
The result Ct yesday's contest shows gallo in favor
Of republican whg principles Of $40 votes in the hor
space Of four months.
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Pennsylvania LogisIaturc.

PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1913.
The Pennsylvania railroad bill passed both
houses OF the Legislature to-day. The New
York and Erie railroad bill was under conside-
ration to the hour Of adjournment.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia, March 16, l84S
We have received New Orleans dates by over
land express to- day, to the 18th inst, but they
contain no news. l send you the market reports
and shipping intelligence of the 18th and 18th.
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Che Weather-Mr. clay

BALTIMORE, March I6, 1878.
The weather is extremely cold.
Mr.. Clay arrived here about o'clock, and re-
fused all public demonstration.
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Tho Funeral Of Judge Spencer.
ALBANY, March Is, lS49.
Judge Spencer is to be buried on Saturday, the
18th instauf
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New York, Friday, March IL Is1

Circulation cs the Herald.
Daily Herald. yesterday, March TO- rs 095 copies
Aggregate issuc % sheets iaFt week. 1877 sA4
Average OF Ds!iy. Weekly, sunday, 60. 20 4lo "
Publication commenced yesterday 81 m. pest O'Clock
esished az Is n past g
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The CAMBRIA is In her TIVE tieth day. 1t is
time she were here.