Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-12-16

: = ~ 'FiFs and TO nDre. We are snrr-;-oI : :
iii present day thet. should exist =, -, 10y
= "s 70 ti'e authorsa,p of JunipS :, r.. -.
proofs That h axe bro,-si! il horn, >, -.
"n1iS- herais no evlie.,c,, 70 s.,,,,,7-.
III O'''h OF ANY o,her inIivdud tia: r., ~ ,
= moment in COMPARISON wit, ,bt S''nd
. fN',-'S; anu Il has been truly o,scn. - -
ss,,E. ty'f' thai the proof would be d.. IN
q " case OF personal identity beioA, -
III common suit at law 4 S'S
H.. pronounced. it has heen corrA II -
sr.... - important and unexpected pj,cAr 4 =
-. .,,".N NJ the widow of SIR Phiilip Il g p
,.onlfr, '2i i'er husband did every rIlo
ms s,.,,, -.l'Ni tsat he was the author e,n-
H., - - ''o"i'g tie fact in 20 r7arvht-. E
'4tt lac vas Tes;r.eed from, g,,;...r
''''-1" "ect1FaIol-, IN, the s,i, ,l,l.iloH. !
~" secret, and II s..,sl die ,y:,t -, "
..''rS "'o'' letter TO L>r,l Co,u,bs.g uoon :,
- IRON ,.oA "".ch we maSe rbe following \ !
i| document may Be fo,,ql in the I'M
I'd 'he 'hauceiiors. chapter IS5: y
Sometimes have doubted. whether i had
-... 90 CeLr1y "hnt Sir Phillip never would ha u
''.'@-s"I' ana which could only have o5tainco
&c convection OF. from his confidence in NV dis.
eFcian. which made him day aside with me that
guard over himself, and that strict watch ovesr
every word whica ne felt necessary. but vhi.,
was often al Hsome 10 him fres du ze0aie, he
"t'e 'Haf was the secret of his attachment and
marriage so late IN iie-iike the wife Of Midas
he wanted some one TO whisper the secret to, aud
was MS TffG, as all duufu! consorts ought To be
10 iHcir lords Yet, though his rnanner and con-
versa,ion or that mysterious subject was snrb n
70 leave me not Il shadow of doubt on the fact Of
ms being the author-,e'liuE me circumstances
that none but Janus could know. lie never avaurd
ai.nsa.i more than saying he knew what HlvrDin.
ION was, and never CoEtradictiny it, IaSs%d !
mace no secret OF Il to him. taoTgn no. way
,hlt called fer any declaration, either way: bet
'm. m.ccr;JIn he would nc, have a!loucI me to con.
iiuh ID eFEor.It IL had been one, knowing my con-
ctots iiis first gift AFTER ous marriage was an
edition Of Junius. which lie bid me taka.io NV
room. and net eJ II be seen or speak on the sun
atii ahG hls p"siaumOgs present which his son
"'H- ln His turaau, Tas JuuiuS !dau.iiaI - sagf-
ea up ana directed 10 me. Sir Phillip never did
my thing unod' lsad.y. lie was very anxious TO
10 avoid either assent denial. lest he might i'm
'tcate trus; or honor both Of which he was very
ea.ous OF committing. Had Sir Phillip ever saif
o me, - am no. the writer Of Juuus' Letters"
should have given up the belief immediatslv.-
10 would have 40 more volunteered fai-ei.ooi
O me tE@n he would have had Tho rIeanncss. of
yor leaving me IN doubt. He went 50 far as to
ca ne tina. tie truth Will 5e known some time"
-TaAFE.c ACaoss TIE FsrHmUs OF PAxA,Ia.-
h' royal mail steamer TaY len S1mhamp.on
p -iHe-iay. Dc.- . /. WIKI tho West India ulai.s.
The Iay carries ont a very large cargo, some poe-
ion OF hich Is intended for the Western coastof
masIca. and ii. be landed at Charges and sent
cfoss the !r.hmus or Plnrrne. THIS VIII be the
Fst batch of goods tGat viii cross the islnsuus-
ac length Of tmc getting from the Atlantic to
be Pacific Is satou: two days. The Pouanla roads
&c BOW very much improved. \ number of
.acEF. and the wheels for csrrir-as for travelling
d them. have gone uul in the Tay. \ very con- /
E..t eli .
cru. : confidently anticipated through the opc-
ing Of the Panama rou:s tor the traffic Of gooIs /
iUcrP205 Jour.