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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29

GREAT FIRE IN CANApA.-Intelligence from Mon
rea states that on Saturday last seventyfve houses
were destroyed by fire at Sorel, including the Lion
hotel. Sore is fory-fve miles from Montreal,
Lawrence rivers If seventy-fve houses have
been destroyed in that part Of the town the vicn
ty of the Lion, it must have swept most Of the
business portion of the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29

NAvAL.--U. S. .frigate United States, Commo-
dore Read, remained at Messlna, 18th ult U. s.
soop of war Marion, Commander Smonds, arriv-
ed at Gibraltar 3lst ult., from Cadlz and Tangier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29
wAsHrNcros, June 81, 1s4s.

WAsHuNGroN, June 81, 1s4S
Defning Pesition-The Olympic-Whig -arrange.
ments-New Paper-Spurious Drugs and Medicines
As usual on the general appropriation bill, in the
House, we had to-day hash Of eloquence medley Of
speeches. on various subjects. Mr. Rockwell, OF Mas
sachusstts, came out boldly for General Taylor, al
though old Zack was not his first choice He laughed
at the idea Of Northern free soil wings supporting Mr.
Van Buren, a. that gentleman, he says has proved
false to his democratic friends
Wings have rented the Olympic theatre, on Sixth
street. the Avenue in which to transact business
appertaining to the campaign. They have chrstened
thorough and Ready Head Quarters" We do not know
the particular actors behind the but presume all
the Taylor men of Congress- will sustain appropriate
characters.
J. f Tuel, Esq, has issued proposals for a Tay
Tor paper to be called the Baena Vista Sentinel and to
fire :" little more grape' into MIR. Ritche's cam
pagn." Powerful as may be the weapon of our young
friend. he will find the venerable editor impregna
BILE as rhinoceros, to everything except wing art-
lery.
The President has signed the bill, having for its OBJ
ect the exclusion Of spurious drugs and miscaed
dizziness with which SO many Of our people have been
poisoned. +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29

HAvnD-ship TarquinThomas Persons. Doris de Bcdso,
Moses Strasbeger Auguse bod Dosn horde Mr. villaumc
Madam vlaunfe Mordnt, Moniagne Bndernagle, Mad
Bindernage Louisa wohake Chas Davoe Jaennche and 9
In The stecrnse.
HAynr-ship ArgoMr Main, lady daughter and eryt, Ma
dame Binssc Madame Acble NJ H. Whtcck Mr. Louis Fauehe
all Of New York A. Richie Of Boston: j. uolyws London,
Paul Dnet, J. Raymond, A. Giranden, of France. :.
CuAp Lrsrov-Ship II Aen-Ms Sherwood, Miss Drew, Miss
Thomass Mr. wimo. lady and child, Messrs Stevens
Stevens, j Nchol-, A Nacllman, White y II Murphy
Thaysr Tutc J McColp, Mcdowell, aud Graf.
DuDLIrShip TntonMessrs Mason Finley Higgins and Ken
ncdy
DunrIs-3ark savage-Mr. Mountjoy, Mss Mounjoy, Mr.
Barton.
sLrooshp British Quccn-H Iage, Hare and ZIG in tina
steerage.
Sr. JouSs ". R)Brig Martha sanscrMrs N. Bsyen, Dr.
H. Bascomb w. Skerrott L. DE Founten, Armcnt DR. r. q.
Rodrigues. l.. Chcrcmbaud.
MoNsovIAshp MadonnaMr Appcby and lady. Mrs George
CroperTowN Is CJ-Ilrig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Conklip Mr.
Johns and Mr. BsaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29

Sailed.
ShIs Fairfield New Orleans Charleston Char Agnes
John, (NB banks Chusar, BelfAs Boiler Bremep Anna
Busnos ye; Union, briss Macon Savannah Belfast, 81
WI True Blue Havre Grace; Augusta Savannah Camar
20, Bangor; May Flower, Barbadt es
JUNE 2s-wind at SUNRISE Sc Meridian Sc; Sunset NNE
Tho wind outside strong from SSE and very thick
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
Col. \. N. Syi,,.

Nn- SksiEa. our recently appointed Com,nis- stoser io Mexieo. has for many years past says the N. Y. Tae Sun of Friday, heA seat in cur na'seaai LrgisiafuFe. He entered the Heuse of Rep 'es'ntasives absas twenty yean sgo-s delegate ffc@ ihe thea ierri'ory of Arkansas. Arer the aa- missisa ef Arkansas into ,he Unoa. Mir. sevier was chosen sne of the Repr-seniaiives in the Uui,e.l staaes Senate from that State. For several yeary psa hs has eren at the bead of the Committee of festtss Aaa'rs. where he has become intimately scssaissed with oar relations wsh Mexico. Hi. song ssv'ee ia our national councils, and his dis hngEshed abilities. fit him for the high pesition to which he has been called. The fac. of the country ssad'ng one of s senators with tho treaty as rnodi ned val give sn additional assurance 10 the Mexi- cans of the sish of the goverumen. of the IIni,e, sfssss to es'a' hsh lasting peace with Mexico.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
TBTTE OF RESPECT.
CRISPtN.

lhe 'LIdle4ck Fire company held nc tin 2 oa Monday evS1g. the 3d inst when ouc of The n a.abc:s :cs> 4 said: Af PTsst5fS Nc have met under peculiarly Paintai ciEeuI1 nnees- FoTiy-eight hours have only eiaFset. Ice the Hasl resounded with the Vo'ess ci the fEnbers of this company, in tke transaction oi fr ordinary business as 6remen. s'hee then, Dtdhas been in our midst-the arrow that isy quiveF in the string. has flown with is usual nnerrins f, and struck the shining mark
 Tn our l'tte band Our roll numbers one name less --JoAa Martin jorge is 10 more. He died this afternoon at ojDck of pro- o'rae.ed disease which baiiiHd all nledidskii. He died christian, sur rounte.i by irief who will long mourn his loss
 ihe deeesscdtas one of these citizens who met nerc, nere thstwe years since, 10 form the pres ent Fire ComPat Al the hrst annual election for officers, he was kc;ed director of the eomnanv. which efiiee he lied, until disease rendered him incapable of perl kning it's duties. We have nov mel to prepare V haoi;imenis of mourning, that custom and ussstietae-to pay the las. tr,hp.. of resPeet to h's ms.ory-to perform the sad offices due deceased egaes Fireman Therefore, 1 move ihe aGoptoa of k follow iag preamble and rs.,,,,- tions1
 Whereas, the embers of ih- Little Roek Fire eomPany havinpeari ihe plinfuI intelIi ,eace of the death of lhelf ,e and esteemed. sI,ov, '"ffi Mar in Oe'se. asd-~Whsreas, they desire to 'esVi'y m Pubi'sad appropriate manner their re- safd Tor one emint for his numerous virt ,es, and conspicuous for ii zeal and activity as a F,rsman 
 hesetcsa, tha' hhis dispensa'icn ef Providence, 'e Fire Comranyhoarns the loss of one of is no., aet.se, eOerse,ic u esteemed members. and rh. community an uFrs en,erp. is.ng and useful ei,i- zen.
 He'1rfa, Ihas ,, Company viii Hee; as 2 o'clock on te-'norrs ai the City Hall 10 a'tena to '"si' n's fsssas pse the remaiss of their aie ls- nen'ed memeeF, arswear ,hsir Ere bats oa the oc- easion.
 Rssoired, That aA tes,i,noay af repsrI f.r ,t. a iesased' eaca msut.r of this eomEany viii wear cral's on has isfs a1raOr tAi,ty days.
 Rssotssd, That ta ms,.bcrs of ,hi. co,,,,,v ces Ply stmPaisise Fsh the eereavcd relations af Inc deesas-A.
 Rfso'0sa' Ika' ihss P'oceedia.s be published in inc city psress.
 JOHN IT. ROItSsON p,r.;ses, n,. Lm
 JoHS DAsIs. sse'y
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
IiIRE1R af nHNPRnf.

Ata TsxsIsr msud6iy nseelIpg q Western Star lsedEe Nc. 2. oa Friday evening the 7th inst, the ioIlewiar presmAls md FssoEutians were adopted: WAeys4s. IL has Plesssa tke Almighty Raier of tie Universe to remove from midst our worthy and well beloved Brother, Rev. wEuAx H BUmr; and, ueRtrsas, t is our saered duly Masous. aud it heeomes us as msn and rasIonal human beings to submit without murnur ts the will of divine Providence whnse omairossnee everrulss all lhings 10 feel and sympathise ~ith tese of cur iellea be- iags, who, by naiures ssern decEess are subjected fo severe sfilctions and bereavsncats; Therefore. Bs t kssIstd. By Western Star Lodge No. 2. that we. ss men. and more ParIicusarly ss Masons. do deeply s5mpsshize with 'he bereaved family of our deceased brother. and that we, with assurance iasdsiue promises recommend all bereavcd by this alicsing interpretation of a-wise Providence, to the benignaat wisdom and mercy Of Him whose omni-eient eye nei her sleeps nor slaHbeFs. nor does sparrow fsl Io ths ground without his kiad- y nesicc.
 ResoFrrd, That we, ihe members Of this Lodgo, of which the deceased was not only member, but . '.shining Iig.' vii nay to his memory sI the hon ors of the order of Free and accepted ancient York Masonry" which are eninentIy his due as worthy bsother Mason, and ss man.
 R<sofsed, That in token ofrespect to the memory of ouI deceased breiker, the members ofthis Lodge be requested te wear the usual badge of mourning fos thirty days.
 Rssoissd, That the Secretary cause copy of tho above and foregoing Preamble and Resolutions to bs forwarded to the bersaved family of our deecas- ed broiher in token of our eoAdo.enee of their IT. reParable loss.
 .fmd be furtiey rtsoire. Tha, the several papers in tis city be respectfully requested to Pabish the same.
 Attest. DAVID W GALLOWAY, Secretay.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
Tho Csur. of Iasuiry.

We have tAksa from the Deita seleet~d 2or'ious cAly, q shs Pscceedings of this tribunal. as their Erfas lsngth pFessnss us from giving them entire is ssases cf asrp regret that General Scott, aF. ter hssiag ecmnsaded the admiration If his coea ty sid sAs ~crd. by hs military exploits and snc- esss sa arms. shcad permit his rash and shasty spirit so ehrotl bin with the distinguished officers whe % gailantly exseuted the plan or,he campaign he - gisioasly designed. Envy and biuernss. mark every stage of the proceedings, and people gre surprised thai men who have achieved so much ''f hssr country should deEe 10 gather fresh Iau- rels by de<pelling othery.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
TIE FRENCH NEWS IN NEW YORK.

Never, q is said, wer~ the people of New York city wild and frantic with excitement as they were Saturday week on The receipt of the intel ligence by the Gambia, of the popular revolution m France. A letter thus describes 1t .The French people here were positively beside themselves. They knew pot bow to express their graifeation al the realization of their brightest hopes. They by common iBs ibet sblHdnned their Piscrs cf business and ficcked ,s the French ealss to talk ever the matter and exchange conSratusa- iioas- The tai color. flag was immediately hois,ei on every French hotel and public house in the city Attempts were made 10 get up meetings in different places, bnt the Tarties were too much excited for any deliberate action, and the idea was abandoned. 10 be carried ihto effect next week.
 'The Irish too in a fermens and two or three hours after the arrival of the steaship the members of the lris5 Confederation. without any previous caecert or understanding loand thepssi. res assembled in large numbers their usual piaee oi meeting. the Shakespeare Hotel. 4 formsi meet ing of th> body was proposed, officers were appoiu- ted, and some very exeited speeches were deiiyer- ed in which t was asserted that IrelaHd's time of liberation bad at length arrived. snd that she must immediately take advantage of Englznd's eiIean- stances and fec herself Sbscripiio to the amount of one hundred thousand dollars were proposcA the the moRey 10 he seat soOr ss collected 10 the CoafedeEsiiOn in Dubiin, be expcaecd in the pur chase of arms and ammunition.
 "A ersat mass meeting Of all the friends of Ire land Is called for Tuesday evening. Our own Anne Iiean citizens, toe, were exciied. In fact tho ci.y reSeineled boiling eanldroa Many joke was cracked, and many laugh enjoyed al the expense of the ex.kins of France. In the bsr-Toom of one o oar principal hoiess saw neat riaead of some two feet Tn breadth and dth with this Inscription:
 FRENCH REPrBflc.
 Democratic Whis Nomination. Gor PrSsii~ss
 George Washisgfon Letayeife. Subject to the decision of the National Convention
 ''Thls plaesri was encircied with gage ribbons, white, blue and ied and sarmosuted by miniliure French and Amerieah flags, connected trgr,her It was very significant. ant attracted good deal of attention. The anxiety to hear further intelligence from Paris Is intense. Many undecided whether the revelation is complete and general over France brt the French people insist that it is aud that the rule of monarchy is over forever in their native county"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

covered up)-l have, say, Ss.ae dsllver to you bis menssgs from Bear eapmsaderSa-ehisl. the ffcs,&ent of the EalfeA Ssatea. te wits
 @When the ee1nmnnicnfi0n, bearing the seal of the Department of fsszte, ana addressed 10 his friieay tks misiatr q 5rrisa Frfsisss efihs kers- general in-chief of the ueite Stntes arSsy Ia Mex- e. ( is the will, sssr. and eemmsnd of the PFess deat of the United Stats, that the said eommunieH ton shN forthwith be transtied 10 its destination under flag of trucr; which asE og truce is 10 Pfctced ffcsn the AesRgssness q fks sFMg, eud z to hc Bag of truce from fAk eeneysI-ia-cAief. Ai is Co Ar prrtected by such escort as the gen esaiin-ehief shah dcem necessary and proper for iis securI'y agalnst al asngsfs of tho road m general. tinclHding those ffom 'raneheros and and hundltil' m paFiiculaF.l Whether tho escort necessary and proper for the pnrpcse shall in the lndgwent of the Eenrral-ih-ehief, bs cosporal's guard, company, regimsDs. or bsig~ae; saeh neeessafy and proper escoGt, wilatrvef 1t may he, ss tc be furnished The President at the tine. eonmaass thAt the Eencral-ih-eeief shall Da;. for the sske of carying out this order, to aught which nay leopaFd the nxistence of te aFmv. interfere with any movements operations whatever which he may deem bece<sary or expeaient for ihe most vtEoFous pnssible prosecution ofthe The trans- mtSsao of the communication aboye referred 10. is at all times to he deemed secondary consideration to any oi thcse just mentioned; bat it is alss to he deemed af all tIgnfs p1 amount to everything else, and go far as may be comPatiiAe with them, she ut most attention is demanded 10 it'
 This. str, is the order and command of the Prcsi- dent of the Unlted Ststes, whicb--stsndinx ns do 10 hin for this special puSprs., is precisely the same relation that one of yUur sids-dr-camp bears to yourself. when intrusied with verha order from yOa to sabosdinste oisees--I dc hereby eoavey te the gcReFalin-ehief of ihe urmy.
 Yca will now. sir, trust. understand, when the communication referred to shall again be placed in your hands. that greatly deficient ia wsiom as the present tsd indeed gay dcmocraiicl ration of the EoverniDent must necessarily bc. 1t has not n t'sis paricuar instance. faen into % egregioas thunder a 10 make the raasmssion and delivery ott eetnmuuscssion dePendeat upoa the smiable afsbility and gsssloas eondescensoa of Gen=:@. Winfield Scott.
 Ian, sir, very respectfully, your obedien' servant
 N. P. TRiST. To Major General WINFIELD ScoTT,
 Genefal-in-chieG of the U. s. Army in Mexico.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
lcsrssPcsdepee ef IAe Baifimors Sun.l
 WASHINGTON, March 22, Iels.

Ihe not nnrxpeeted, yet mort exciting ana i, q. noas aews fFom Eranee-cr Taiher We may Fay Hem lhe eoaiipent oi EHrope- aksarbs bnse ss every where Il has rrsched eyrrv ra,t,el. of n.h- Dc sf'ea'iea and pabitc eouvcrssfioa. The ssn;r. cad splftf q hnman free,ie7 and resnLea nss,, ;a esfshly kevernmeaf, seems so have been fhora.,yh
 v sseassd ie eaesgetic action; whereof the end ns sssa kaoweth. though many men can sn,sS ipaie and
 h !. weri. ~har !. ,s happen to Ireiard. -,,or stsfred, oppressed, doxn tTosidea Ireisnal What. a .s nsPpsn 70 Eagand. the vanniing .smi.lress of Me sess Whai to kassta. sveH Pity ihAt the salightesed sensibility which perssdes inc rrs.. mass q the Preach nation. What efF,rt y,,i! hi. psRalsf npstsipg h France haze apon ;he effort. q RIas K and the dsssgny ef the Italian sta,~s, LEs - h net ysf. To PsOviasaes oaly can lhs
 Ihs Psesijent, II ts ssii, viii rnf la~sst .nan seolAE Gel cevier Co Msxice, as Mir. Clifford nav = M1nd ~ snlkcienf- Hsajamin F. Pearee. 9Ia,. o<a- fensee.1 cf New Hampskife. will aeuia he ree1srsd the place isft rseanf by Mir Clifford.
 Messrs- WcbstrS and CAihoan have io;uet foree. asainn fhe PFesid~nt and he S esesary of inc Tr. 1ry. The syssesa cf s'miitsry coatiautlons. nut n fe.ee agaast Mexico, is deriars5 10 ba ..uaenr- rhsnonai' It se~ms strange indeed. aifer SO nan tessges ss have been msic against the Exeeasire fhnviag yioletrd the Constitution usn-ce., inc pewers ci Congress--it seema passiag strange shat se man n the House of aerresesiattyes ean be osnd 10 bring forward articles cf impeachment <. <. sass hsm: All ih's talk amounts to noshses. aees not somebcdy proceed 10 action, such ss jvely demAnds '' v f.'
 fsar'' sc. sYPHAx.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
lieIe ishis letter:
Foa iAe Ipd,aqa S'dis Joursal


 BAroN RoUGE, La, N rch 3, ISIS De9T SiT--i have had the pleasure tS ieeiviur your letter oi the isth F bruary. sueIcsinr copy ot the ResolHions adopted by tie Sens,c of Inii. sns relative to the services of the officers and sol. alers ~be Were under my cotnmand n Mexico, and also to nyslG
 IL IS deeply gratifying to me to receive the raarR, of approval and grateful sxpressions embodied in these kcsou u,ioRs, but it is infinitely more srafv- ing and acceptable that they testiwo ouial, from siate to which have, by carly ass ,ciations as well as by friendly ana warm regarJ for her cti- iens' always been warmly a,tzchel The remem- p'anee or my ea'Nest service upon the borders of iudian', and my intimate acousintaue with her carry history awaken in me The Iieasantfst feelings U wonld have afordet me very great pleasure to nave aeeeP'ed the invitston to visit the S;ate as express d m the Resolutions, but am induced to s"Ait In ue nfighborbood If tits pace, where have located my family such orders as The Derss;- ment of War may at any moment eo;nmuanics,. q. me fos future srryice n the field.
 ih feiA lon to the impression. which seems to be current that my official report of the bsttie of Bu- enea Visla has done marked inlastiee to the 2d Rer ment of Indiana troops, have only io say, Ina, neih'hg has been developed sahss quentiy to the daie ei that report Q caHss to change it. 1t Was tountifd nPon my personal closer, alton on he he.d, and uPee lie official sta 'esnenss of my sahor'hnstss-and l would say. that all might hay. Dc.n weh had net many os the ec rs agiisted the susisct In manner grssty 10 iajase the Regiment ahd Involve the credit of the Siate. which very much regret. In sf aFui-s The best and uoss experienced ,roop. nave oeeh st ti'nes subject 10 panics auier mar. esIoas Ire of sn enenT, which are iaexplicabls S"ehs n is most probable, may have been the ease z. me ,ine in question. ] s,a proud and fee to state, however. tha; my confidence in hat Rexi- as not losf, bat it vas my intention to have pared Il n ariioa had the enemy resumed his st- 'aek on the day following and have slways fslt assofed and confident thst had lhe battle been re- hesss', De d Indiana Regiment would have sc- qu'es nse'i win gAiiantry and Inirepi1ity on all ia,ar seessians before the enesy
 fiesse ecnvey 10 the members of the Legislature e' 'nr s'a'e Hsy high sSase of tie compliment they nave 90 naiieringy conferred upon the officers ana hea who composed my commaad ia Mexico, and Tor sheir hnnnrsbls notice of nss>lf
 Win sentiments of high respec.. am, dear sir.
 Year snsst obedieni .ervani
 z TAYLOR.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
CaTH0IlC fnTRrU.

We are authorized to say. that the sums of money recorded in the last Deaocras as sent this year. hy ne ssesry ter the propagation of inc faith in Eu. rsPs. ae the Catholic Bishops in the United States. hsve ben received aad expended uithIa the limit. ~ sarh Diseese. over twelve months ago. No neney has oeea received this ysar-the eaIaniiiss ia Easope requiring the exercise Of the charity of the faifhfni ss ke-e
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
fAt ftlsl Csrr.spsudspt..

We Puhlish the ieiiswin9 lsiieH taken frosa ths documents whieA werr epmnuniested is the Hsuse ef Representatives In answer 10 . respSasion rs- qussiing iafermatian of the seresPsndenee be- ,~ees General Scott aad Mr. Tnist. The Crescent says--it nax perhaps be neecssary 10 assure ihe Pubic, sa car words ef haaor, thai ,hess letters Hos esbesa irom the portfolios oT two siseil school girls thzi thsy are ret hoax; but that we vsriiy extract them from the columns of the Washington unian.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

The Dor Cuss iR the Sspreme cosy.-The W ash. ingion correspondent cf tle New York Tribans st4tcs. that ie Dpn lately before he E. States SupreGe Court has bVen decided ia favor of Law and ordeI.' is termed lhe party who saseessfal. " resisted the movement for new State eolstita- tIcn government in Rhode Islasd ia Ist3. The correspondent ssaies that a was aadersteod some tiiDe nee tHrse og the Ju.lges-Guer. csiroa and Woodbsry-Asss in favor Of sus. aiRiag ths Dorr Psr'y.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
New Hampshire EIreiiap.

ksefy esost that whigyery could make WIS c,n- p'oysd n te reeen' tlrsion and the result ha. ter nasassd even more iasorably io the Democratic par v sssn 'ns more sanguinary hoped for It is sat es enesshy that Williams majority over all oppo- neass n z.sss-a demceratis gaia of i.7sa. upon sAs vsae q last ysar.-The whigs sad aboIi,ions,. seIe sgaia uai'ed and defeated The democratic majority In the legislsiure is about Co.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
The New o,lean. RalIe,ia of April ,., ,,v.

tos. SEWER. the Peace Commissioner sar Nexi- se' aFrired here yesterday morning, aecosrnanisd ny his private Secretary, Mir. JAMxs Jonxsoy. He x Ne:ring sa iae Si Charles Hotel. but leaves to ,.sasssn ies s- svs's oi his a.fcma'ir Iabo-s, oa oeaFd ihe U. s. steamer Ess 0Faeaas.
 The gallant veteran, General Kr,sSr. wifi ,~,ys iof 'se scai q ~ar ea io noFfos ssy tie sasne op Postsniy
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
GEN. TlILoR'S LAST.

hapPesrs fon, letter published in the .In,liana Siaie Journai'' ;kAt The whigs have endeayos.t to make the os veteran sofen bis report 10 the con daei of 'he second Ind Regt of volunteers at Bue- na Vista, bai with very geoi grace he declines it. He seems to ibiak that no correction is eccessary as he has acted upon ihe ed aiase ,ia, ..s.eng is believing"
 Ifete ia lis ,afsar.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

The celebrated millionaire, John Jacob As.or, died .. New York on the 18th uIto. H. wa. sup- pe'sd sa have been the weslthest ndiylauaI in the United States.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

eos. Dasosie of ths Spirit of the Timss is abou, ''s'i"s sos Europe with impor,an, ,iespa,chcs for our minister ia France
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

4 biatoFscsi fact may not be improperly rsfsrred to al this particular time for the benefit of tsoss Ahose conscientious scFapies forlsd stteBdaHso at baiis- Gsosge Washiagtaa and his Mother, stt@n- aed a bali near tteir fesidcncs in ftfginis, and Ganeea taseillsl
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

DWs are iad<biet e Lieut. Felteh Of the army Fer shs Rsrsh Anssirsn of March sd. frnn the city ef Mexies. ard so Mr Tho's Appiegate. for a fsrsyune ef the sch nis
The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11

Cas ssvier isfe wsshIngcu, says the Union. on the aath. ey the soathesn rous on his way to Mex