Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03


Hsas b. -. adjourn before the 18th o
~ Adasst next. The spring her,
and b,,.. X. Y. L.
ERA p 111s51 g5anled G4amsn
'esde eusr IS from an officer OF tn;
'iOns of r,rapicers. We are gratifed tc
9 |. Ari, t,,s bsen Informed that Capt. In
~ ,O'ss .in fne state OF discipline
.nj ..rt Of the men is excellent
deea C4uP NEAR NIEE, MExlco,2
.therea April 2Gth, 1913.
aallAe 1.-S.nco ! last wrote TO YOU, Spring
1ictc5 .,cau mantle over the face OF the
caus., arn5.ics has been published
'nzlbs 81 misruls re-es,abIishod, diliusing
sreil il ness throughout the land. Ths
Ills sof g-va-s.les 10 his plough unmo,est-
Ju5sa .,,reI 10 aGl fro with the news !;
,9lr Of e,nen ana children pass and repass
Ike . !. o,ratrv in perfect security. But
/. about which the Inhabitants of
That tr.s. and TO some extent the whole
have. ,.,,ss.ed. :he expectancy OF which
'OEar INST painful, is not yet accomplish
ID On frem the interior, which consists
vs. Of p ,,m9fs. IS of that character from
.ry ..o form no definite conclusion.
N ss ~,- more favorable than Otherwise.
l.eie IinIent seems 10 consist in the
Pel:s p.,l Peaa. the present President,
ef -a7res7u;aiivc body sufficient to DO
iF.y rF;s demonstrates tho great apathy Of
ten orsaliou 10 peace. Our commission
lfpo .-a. has doubtless reached Qneretaro
CO. roD whence VIC viii soon learn the
iy-i mission. Peace should certainly in
rI.9l .,v.-8nlent OF Mexico more than it does
laeI !, lam not certain; in fact, am al
'oea /, tls,tlIs IS no. the case. At this in
Iii, q, tie par. Of the lower class | am not
ag slam confident that their persons and
rrIer our regulations, more secure
h. sss restraint than under their own
'ha seeming anathv Of the higher class
I'd ,,qpt. for. certainly, II does not appear
/ refusal on the part cf Mexico to rati-
fH sent treaty. viii be the most powerful
if' has vet been made iowa rds the entire
m Of their republic. II there is no
81 win Mexico sufficient 10 make or ratifv
rqn further c0uquc=.s make one 1t is
br each s-acrl.er we concentrate if we
lqce their strength bJ; n procedure of
F5ud certainly crush the republic be-
Eald 5oa5lc 10 find a sufficient power TO
Z ben, / consider tio destiny OF 'this nation
a the uncertainty of two contingencies !:
e ratification Of the present treaty and
in the event Of a failure o. this, 4 with
: the United S,aisS-., her troops 10 some
Inc ; bat as 10 what her policy would lie
rent | have not the least conjecture.
EJml-cd here that certain David Brown.
been for sometime in lAe Quarter Mas
n5oy as 4 W5g8H-mastcr. but for some
act was sent 10 New Orleans in irons. 3
to s2no Moxcans, and dis,T.c;ed Aucr.-
me where on the liuo between this and
y. in quest Of Unitei Statcs' body
his be tac case :leir locality win early be
ei, aaI the proper steps taken 10 arrest
Brown IS 4 sarcwd, caicui1ting fellow,
lj be found much more formidable than q
ID Of glerriIIls.
1clnan .raTe,ing alone was killed on tho
Gre SsTa.vo, s3ne time sia~c. This IS the
c;relcc o. The Kind TINT h1s taken place
aasiace the Publication Of iha Armistico.
s59 rains set in we have had Gao ssasons.
aai Is common here. This. s1ys The igno-
r15ls Of the NoZicans. is sen- for the sDe-
oeh OF the Americans. These people
@lsci11s Of or superiority, and imagine
arc b'essei by Hslven 10 Il much greater
thu slemse.vcs.
n,'iFet some limo aC0 the report Of an
agal22lgl. By BIslamsnte, on the Mis-
k:1ea.; the former receiving an entire
lg7Fi.a great loss.
I've, will other things, some OF the rage
?. the day. Some weeks ago. At Seralvo,
be pleasure o. Witnessing a course race, in
2 i've mules coa.cnded for the prize two
iecdad tie contest, both of which were
"a manner wOr.Iv the " spirit" The same
ag atealeiaa exhibition OF the 4" dI.heo-
D1na, Elcl took place in Il spacious nall
vas iro|lea 81 over.low.ag "ith Senoretas,
u.s. S]-icrs, Citizens. Seaors, Hombres.
seTS' &c. &c, all of whom were highly
o| Tho rare songs anI rich Witticiams of
Ilrmors.
l.a' siace writing The above, from Co~reI
'.'f ~aa.- u i-.- - tfft - 'N--A-
'l'ITo| morning, that the S.I!c Of San
o.oa has manifested n desire 70 participate
Tthcltion Of the treaty. If this be the
wi maze qI,.o change in favor of the
ComFany IS in fine health; the only sick
VI Odaau and /. Ee.ia Geo. N. Cline,
= Hughes, and William Bowen are just
ing from sickness. We have generally
a irom four 10 ten in the Hospital al a
lie Smallpox is still in tac country but
'3g any Of the troops.
Ao Graule IS in lo,era5Ie COOL stage for
he Major Browa left here for Camargo
%..l inst. 4 man by the name of Brown,
ls iornsrIy been I teams;cr, received, to-
u Ai9r, on his bare back, soyenty-eight
ioi stealing, some time ago, two bars Of
'of!h lweuty-four hundred dollars, and lat
'e hundred dollars ia cash, a portion OF
sF =. belonged C 4 member of. our company,
hieh was recovered. He has sill 10 wear
I'd chain and labor in Fort Brown ill the