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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17
LAW Intelligence.

u. s. SUPREME CouRr, WAsHiNoToN, Dec. ID
Mason Campbell, Esq, Of Maryland, was admitted
attorney and counsellor OF this Court. No. lib.
Mclaughlin appellant, the Bank OF Potomac ct al
The argume mt Of this cause was Continued by Mr.. f.
l.. Smith, for the appellant and by MIR. Davis for the
erpelleeR. Adjourned TIL Monday, IL o'clock.
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Court of General Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Adams and Koher.
Dec. 10 Sentences-Thos King, convicted Of an
assault and battery the person Of Patrick Mo Grain
was sentenced to the City Prison for thirty days.
Charles Williams, (blsok) who pleaded guilty to q
sentenced to the State prison for two years and
three months. This all the business transacted
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

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AND NERI.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.
Dec 10, Saturday, Daily, .......... 24,4sO copies.
Weekly. 10,320
The publication Of commenced yesterday a 80
minutes past 2 O'clock, and finished at O'Clock.
Circulation OF the other Leading Morning
Journals.
Courier and Enquirer daily .-...... 1880
journal OF commerce. $500
2Sipuuos 1l0V0
Aggregate ....................2 4800
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adequate authority.
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by shades Of lighter hues.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.
Dec. 10, Saturday, Daily, ......".. 244so copies
Weekly. .......... 10,320
The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday n
minutes past2 o'clock, and finished at O'Clock.
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Bank OF England.

Bank OF England.
An account, pursuant to the 7th and sth Victoria,
chap 49, for the week ending the 25th day of Nove.
Der, 1e4S
DEPARTMENT
Notes issued. Gz7 $3.50 Government Debt 100
Other Securities 1884 900
Gold Com and Bull.
lion ......... l2s7s6i6
Silver Bullion. ... 5O79l
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
Last Letter of Mr. Jefferson.

The following letter was written in reply an in- vitaiiOn to attend fourth of July celebration in 1886, at Washington city. It will be seen that Mir. Jefferson anticipated at that day the enson ofths ''aea of freedom" and the effect of free inst; tutions, upon European governments.
 Monticello. June 2I, lss6.
 Respected Sir: The kind invitation I received rom you, the pant of the citizens of the city Of Washington, to be prt sent with them at the eele- braion ot The Fifieth Adversary of American In- dereDtence, as one of the surviving stgneTs of an instrument, pregnant wib and the fate of the world, is most latteTing to myself and heightened by tae honorable accompaniment pro- posed for the comfort of such journey. 1t adds sensibly to the sufferings Of sickness, to be de- Prtyed by It of personal participation in the re- Jo ings of ha. day; but acqucscence is duty un- der ci. cumstances not placed among those who are permitted to costrol. 1 should indeed with necu- liar de,i ht, have met and exchanged bere congIui u'atons, personally, wi h the small band the rem nant of that host of worthies who joined with us on that day, in the bold and doubtful election we were to make for our country, b tween submission and the sword; and to have enjoyed with them the consolatory fact that our feiov-ciizens after half century of experience and prosperity. continue to approve inc choice we insde. May it be to the world, what 1 believe ii viii be, ito some parts sooner, to others later, but finally to alb the sig nal oi arousing men 10 burst the chains under which monkish ignorance and superstition had persuaded them to bind themselves and 10 assume the bless ings and security of self-gove nment. The form which we have substituted ores tLe free right to the unbounded exercise of reason and freedom of opinion. An eyes arc opened or opening 10 the rights of man. The general sptead ol the lights of science has already laid open to every view the pal paple truth that the mass of mankind has not been born with saddIes their backs, nor favored few, booted and spurred. ready to ride them legmately, by the grace ol God. These are grounds of hope for others; for ourselves, let the sasua return of this day forevsr refresh iecoleciions of these rights, and an undiminished devotion to them.
 will ask permission here to express the pleasure with which should have mel my ancient neighbors of the city of Washington and its viciaities, with whom passed So many years of pleasing social intercoufse--an intercourse which much relieved the anxieties of the public csres. and left impres- sions so deeply engraved In my affections never 10 be forgotten. With my regret tha, i'll health for bids t5e qualification of an acceptance, be pleas ed to receive for yourself, and those for whom you write, the assurance of my highest respect and friendly Attachments. Tx. JEFFERSON.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
The Press in Paris-iddress of eRf Minister ts
 the Provisional Government.

The Provisional GsveSaaent has ct ,hllshed q journal. ss it's organ, entitled Ls Rspabtsqss, edited by N. Eugene AarUsis. The following 'ies. from i;s eolgmns, explains he line of policy It sdvocAtna The article ;s important, As showing the vsws Of the gcyernmeai
 The ntis And notices Q. our ps.cr sg f5cientiy explain what this journal wlli be- We dssls sbei. ". pres, ass. and order. but. abovs ali, we dssa that tho ls@s witch restrict the nhefty ef theaebt, of speech, of writing. sd Of meeting for political aad ether parrests. se forever sho.ishsd ihai the interests and the gas ef eve boty. r,re ss well as poor. be equally respected aud eG. G.ctsaliy main tAinsd by ipst tnnons m h1meny with the sscessi. tss Of ths sge snd the dssrss o the ps.ssn. re- iod that sa citi ~ho share the burdens of FrenSs b. el' cscrs. and even eligible thai gsa'usss educ 4soa be supplied ic s frsaeh dres that maies ia and ias'asciasi issot bs organised sa nsv bases that tRs rsIatiopscf rsass.rs and woskmea Do ind~fni-
 iveiy issrfed that the dsaesent branches of agri- culture trade and eonmsrcs, 'vcetvs the a.De ioSA- liens which they claim that zcisace. hssrasre and the arts bs protected they ought to be p France ia this enlightened nation. which has % long matched ss the head of European intelligence w. desire, in word. that our ei.Isas may b< TAEE
 'haa they may oecsPy sli efees for which they aI' qaahhed, that they wsy enjoy al roIisic4l rsgh,s and 'ha, they may be frsseT emsnerased from tt,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
The Reward.
sv J e. WHITTIER

py :. e. WHITTIER. Who, looking backward from his manhood . prim, Sees not the spectre of his mlsspent time;
 And through the shade Ot funeral cypress, planted thick behind, HeaFs no reproachfui whisper on the wind
 From his loved dead I Who bears no trace of Passions evil forees 48 Whe shuns thy sting, o terrible Renosef x . ss. Who would not cast Half of his future hem hlm, but to win Wakeless oblivion for ths wrong and sin a'saa M Ofthe seaied Psstf Alas the evil, which we fain would shnn, We do, and leave the wished-fof good undone i;
 Our strength to-day f.,... . le but lo-morr0w's weakness, prone to fall: Poor, blind, uuproftable servants all,
 Are we alway. .ts l..-- Ne. who. thus looking backward OCT his years, Feels not his eyelids wet with grateful tears, asas Ii he hath been fb Permitted, weak and sinful as hs was, To cheer and aid, In some ennebltng cause, His fellow menl If he hath hidden the outcast, or let in 4 raJ of sunshine to the cell of sin; .'.... If he hsth lent Strength to the weak, and, in an hour of need, Over the suffering, mindless of his creed Or hue, hath bent: l He has not lived in vain and, while he gives The praise to Him in whom he moves and lives, With thankful heart l He gases backward. and with hope before, Knowing that from hts works he never more Can heneeforth part.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
TO THE VOTERS OF PTLiSkI C0pyTY.

Altcoug l am candidate for your suLIiages, for he office of Sheriff, shall not be able to present myself before you, personally, in the way of sise- ionesriHg, duTingth the eanvass.
 Dependant as l am, for livelihood, upon my personal exertions, am not able to dispense with s'or, tor 80 long time as will intervene between @s and 'he day oi election. Instead, therefore, of occupying the time In idling through the town or county, soie'itNg the independent voters for their support, 6ndit necessary. and deem it proper, 10 ae'ote myself 10 useful labor, and thereby sndsasoI :ene.
 AS have been aresdent Of this county, from my any ooyhOod and am personally known to almost very ciliien in |; and especially as the course
 opose IS any hing but dsreputable, in the eyes Of nose who respect honest industry, cannot believe " Sn lessen the support should. under any cir. , ln me prosecution of my business. shall necss- any any oe absent iom tue county until few weeks :. oe 'he election; when my friends may be assur- ~ @ hndlng me at home t,..-, BEN. F. DANLEY.r
 I'''ie Rock, March 7th, ls4e
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
The Cholera.

We arc not about 10 aunodnSe the appearance of this venerable monster in our mids, but simply to call attention 10 few sensible ideas on its nature and treaimenf. Those ideas are contained in nedi- cal letter addressed to the London Times, by the Rev. Mir. c. Wiaslow, vicar of Tugby, Lsicester- shire. The reverend gentleman quoies his own ex- perenee Of the treatment of cholera. and tbus an. nounces the result :-H Hieksbpgh Sentinel
 "Of all the maladies 10 which man is liable, iher Is none more easily subdued and more curabe than cholera, If the physician can only have fair op. portuni,y of combating the disease in s first nya. sion ef the system. The great mistake we have all made Is, in regarding the diarrhoes which preeedes the disease, only as a premonitoty symptom, and devoting our whole attention 10 the more concsn- trated form which II subsequently, assumes wheF 1t is the first stage, the first effect of the poi son upon the sysem and the only period of its progress when the disease may be successfully assaied. The remedy most useful in this and eve Y stage, is calomeL Colonel s our shoe, anchor in cholera.
 ''In the first stage. combined with opium il rare- Y fails to cure; but it must be given in the larger dose of twenty grAins ofeaiomeI to two of opium, and bs repeated. if necessary, quickly; and in the subsequent stages of the disesse 1t is he folor hope of the physician. No other remedy has ever succeeded. where mercury has failed 10 restore the action of the liver; and may as well attempt to blister board, warm . corpse with friction and stimulans, as to rouse by such means the vital pow. ers, when the patient has fallen into the state oi collapse. Let the public remember the important fact, thai diafrhoea Is the st sympioh of cholera, and in that stage Il is tnosi easily remeii.d; II Il passes that period and the serum of the blood has been so drained o leave It like tay in the yes ses, there very little chance for any but fatal termination."
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.

WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
 GEORGETOWN, KY. TNDER the inspection Of Board of Visitors. U appointed by the Executive; the Adlutant Gem elat being lex-otiieie) President of the Board.
 FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers, privileges, and ghts which are exercised by the Trustees and Fac uty of any College in the United States. r. F. JoIINsoS. A. M.,s General Superintandent, ". F. HoPKiss, A. M.,' Joint do. and Prof Nat. Science. ". A. FoRsEs, i. Mi Prof. of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. j. J. WycHE, A. M.. Prof of An. and Mod. Lam guages.
 E. II, FORESTER. Esq, Prof of Law, Moral Sci ence, and Political Economy. J. C. BLAINE, A. B., Tutor. ,. R. SWIFT, A. M, Principal of Preparatory De- partment. w. w. GAuNr, Esq. Assistant.
 Educated at West Point. Virginia Military Institute.
 The first year closed with i36 students. The &C., aiemic year commences on the lst of September and sO'es the 4th of July, with public examination ssiore the Board of Visitors
 Terms Tuition is $50 to $f0 per year. in ad- rance. Boarding is Se0 in the country, or $l0O in le~n, per year, everything furnished.
 The Cadets wear a uniform of blue cloth, at S3 99 per yard They are six hours day in school, ane two hours on drill Gin good weather.) .s. lJ An additional building, two stories high, with iour very large rooms will be completed this spring Georgetown, Feb. g, ls4s.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN. KY.

Nfarig haTa mle from tse Military Instituis. THE 10th year has closed with l20 pupils. The l Fist session will commence on the lst Mon @yot March, under the management of the subscri- oer aided by his former experienced assistants, and will close on the 25th day of July, ls4s.
 Professor Hopkins lectures here to the Senior Class of Young Ladies, every day, on a very fine Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, belonging this school
 Professors Wyche and Swift attend to classes in Latin, French, and Mathematics. whilst the Mili- 4y exercise, in wbich they take no part, going on at the other institute
 feb e-2A TF JOHNSON. PTincipal
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrERE-uia Rockros Nap0IeoR. Due, Sunday, Wednesday. & Friday by "a. m. Lsaye Tuesday, Thursday. & Saturday, sp. m.
 WESTERN to Scotie. Fan Baren, 9c. Due, Wednesday, and Saturday, 2P. m. Leave, Tuesday, and Friday, 2a. m.
 NoRrHERN-tO BatesUiHc.
 Due, Monday, and Friday. Bpm Leave Sunday and Wednesday, sa m
 SouTHERN to Washington. Dae, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, 7p.m. Leave Tuesday, Thursday, x Saturday, d. n. To Pine BlyF and Columbia. Due, Sunday and Thursday, 5p. m. Leave Sunday, and Thursday, 6 "a. n
 To Hot Spngs Due every Wednesday, 6p. m. Leave, every Monday, a. fTi. To PsrryrilLs. Danpiits, Gnd TomiinsonUiIe. Dae, every other Thursday. 7p. m. Leave, every other Monday, "a. m.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
"Iil Gail To- Morrow"

Some years since. wealthy carriage maker. re. siiing ia Philadelphia. was very much annoved by the calls of hackmen, cabmea, alnn,bas drivers &c. who under pietenc- of wishing to purchase. swoud put him to considerable trouble, n showing them all the ya ties he had hand, and explaining the different. the very 10 west price Of each vehicle and Inca leave with the cOnsoling idea tat they would "think ont, and II they concluded 10 purchass "why they would call again to-morrow." But it so happened that they never called a second time.- This daily inquiry. we say, had become very any noyng and the owner in self-defence had resoiy el on not paying any attention ,s a customer, unless he came well dressed. About this time, the owner was one day standing in the door of his sales roon when up came roagh-ooking man, weli ba ndled up Tn coarss escrcoat, wearing heavy unpe ished boots, and carrying in his hand a whip, who thus accosIed him: s"
 Good day. .ir. Are you the owner of this es- tabli ;hmpnt 7''
 .:weIl. Ap,' . replied the ether, witb look whe seemed to say, ''now ou want to try it. doat you 1 know yon .'
 T''Have you any 6ps carriages fer ssle'' inquired of the oihsr
 "Well, l have.sa "At what prices.' o
 "Diferent prices of coprse." '-Ah yes. Can look at thsm7''
 "Yca eau do as yeo please, ssranger' They are shere." pointing within. The strsnger bowel politely. and passed in, sx- amined the vehicles for few mements. returned and said.
 "There is one think will answer my purpos., ,'' poin'ing 10 i,-"whst is the priee'' ''' 1.-Two hundrcd dollars. sir" "Is that the iowes,7" "TAs. .s the lowest" "wei. sir. I vii call and give my deeisios to- morrow, ani the straRger walked away. "Yes. SogH call to-morrew. O yss certainly. g repisd the owneE in tcns of irony. no, co low b1i the stranger cvsshslrd him. bat hs kept ea his way taking no outward no,ice of il.
 Fool mr, ~iil your" and the owner commenced whistling.
 The next day came. and wTh it also the stranger "l have eotas. according ,o pramiss. sad hs.
 "i zee yea have, ar." replied the owner, hi,ls Abashed.
 'I will take ths' earige. sr," and to ths astea. ishnent of ths oth,r. he palled out aa old wslIei well stafFsd with bills, and deliberately ceua.sd ou 1. two hundred dollars. { The owner was eompiet ly siasgsred. Here wa. sausihing new A eaSuaa with % much money He took the money. looked af il, snd thea st th. strsBger-syed him from head ie foot, and even ex amined his boots asien'ively. Tben hs counted th,
 neasy over and held up saeh biil 10 the light 10 se
 nn were not counterfeit Ne An geod X though struck him. He would 6nd cat his Bsns. "l sapPoss you would like recei,si'' sssA hs a | length to ths strsngsr.
 "it may be ss well"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
Re.teili..n in nsasfen.

par iculays of horrible case of aepraslty.-rA girl named tsailsghev, who was lu the fifth month of her rrega> acy. anplI to Dr. John siessasio pro- cure sbss'iVa, He. at hfsi rsfussl. oa acsosai of the danger of ihs zpessiisa. but 6naliy concluded 'o make f aa .hri paymsat of $20. A day CT two afterwards the child wss born. but inasmAaieE im- medi 'tsy ast n. which continued iscrsssiaa astli she sank andc1 i'.--Dr Steseas had bound hss by an Oath not to reveal his naae. hst beage hss death ss.s seni i lss iCs of te peace sad sssssisd the whole affair. The eo,oner's iaqae.t whssA was held declared that she cane to her dsaih by selsnes. ton Perfymed by DrS. He was thssetoTs arrested. taken bei,se Jas ice cushing ia ths police couh, and feaaird to sive bal iH the sam of q. .00o so appear Ter Giai si the April term of the Manicipsi Coan. He gave ths reqa red haM.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25

Desh q S.s<, ef cks1s. -sisass Mssy Gee. phss saoiher os the ssiefs cf -hsny. &s regret so ssy. has 5eea cut e6 y fhe typhus fever. Shs wss . native of Germssy. snS about fsry-fhrse yesss q age. Ihss the Psfe and the good gre psssiBg swsy from the scenes ci then pilgrimage, to fsesivs to heaven the reward af thai htsh and boly skssfy which ksf.i6esa al .hs i1xuses cf hts to Gn4 ms1 labiea b make hls cfesiaas deserving si hss l1xs
 ~ Q. Ess. Mss1Arz a2A
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
Hos. Richard Rr.A.

The iallo~iag from shs Londoa TslegssrAv ss- eewed by the CalsdoHss. eenhsas whss kss besn ssaS ,ha Mnssiss the kssa to os<csgasss shs French kepabi,e: M
 "Tbs uaied ssa'ss has ssi sa asxsmple whlch sas gosernnent vii not be slow to fol os. ed hss re- eognised thsi g,vsrnmcni tor Frsse@ which e sAs choice ef the people. The Asabssssder wss rs- eeaSed with the wsrnssi cesgFstalsfscss; hs gasnsd for hIs ceariy ct ose, trerefcr.. the eosiGdTaes and at'as hmeai si great PeoTis'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
-urARKANsAs sANNE R
 pUBLIsHED wEEIkLY. v urAR1NON & GAEEEETT, pr FREE DOLLARS A YEAR Al IN ADVANCE.
--n,...nr AnVERTTsfN0.

~rRMq.0F ADVENTIS1N0s
 r.,so souare of 10 lines, or less, nrst thsefuon,
 ,otL.R, and FfTTT CENTS TOT eacn eonunu- ONT .-s, Io lines and not exceeding ID, to be ta'e-g .. .ouare and half--over IS, and not ex- eaag sc at two souares-and in that proportion ' tonocr advertisements. .. .
 " Want n" assnmed by some responsible person. of paynsn ;nJ;vidual account, at the above rates, "nt" "a s,o and under &lO0, in one year, dis inou"r or 9, net cent. will be made and when 1t 'o oan,s 10 sIOO or upwards, in the sams Reriod. ,;a.onn, of Ssi per cent. will be made. No dedue. af,0 however, will be made, payment pc deferred ,ser the year shall have expired nor wil any =, lection be made on legal adVerusemenU' te1uA'eo taI,w to be published.
 y H'a" V CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
 sveseJing 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, e2o. .. 30 SO .. " 60 60.
 ,u advertisements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10, ,o or 60 lines, as the case may De-, suo)eet 10 tne ,harres and discounts hrst mentioned; ana DO con s,s 4, these rates for less term than year, No Setion for occasional omissions; and ail contracts sy he year to be paid in advance. ..-ss~ U" sTGSDISG ADVERTISEMENTS. f yor 10 ines, or less, esch additional l j. '' months, $ square, , z.
 70 Y" IS l3 All standing advertisements VII us Su~i issu ~ ene sst mentioned rates, unless contract pe made whep .s far insertion and must be paid for in advance. No person will be announced for any cfiice, either ,;ty state, or county. without the advance payment of hve dollars rents and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked wltn .ne num- hsr of insertions desired, otherwise they will be con. ,aued until forbid, and charged accordingly.
 lt- No variation will be made from the above rates Single number of the paper, l2i cents.
 All letters must be postpaid, or they will not re- ,siye any attention
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-25
Hs HsEvM0VAI.

n. k A. WATKINS has removed to the farm recently occupied by E. 4. Mooak Esq., half h,@1., 1,s east Of the city limits. OFFICE at Dr. <. G Drsg Sore, wEere he may be found during Of ana at night, when necesssry and in cases fla. aF ssney, Dr LAUhrE will attend in his stead, r g', oi additional charge
 'NZ Physicians "'' '' '"' 'A'''' - '''' ,,a. ~"ders hs thanks to hs old friends and F,at- Of .' past hvors, and hopes for continuance
 4Al< Rock, Feb. l5, ls4s. sE6n,.