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cannon balls, knives and bombs-for every man
must have his office.
The manner in which General Scott has con-
Quoted himself, apart from his great military
ekhl, has not been satisfactory to all the Ameri-
cans IN Mexico. Instead OF selecting tor MS
Interpreters his own countrymen, he has Sc
lected aliens. A certain Spaniard, (whose name
we have,) who married cast-oH mistress OF
q former minister extraordinary. represented
himself as a naturalised American, when, In
fact, he was Spanish subject, ana nag liyed un-
der Spanish protection. He told A pi'itui story,
that he had been robbed, etc, and was so sue
cessful that he worked upon the sympathles OF
General Scott who adopted him as a translator.
Another The French consul at Tampico, who
did all he eoad % pLLevsma 'ne american ,S nag
of General Scott, and he is now sutler in the
American army The ex-Enelish consul of
Jslspa, who, tor his devotion TO Santa Anna,
General Scott that he could with IMMUNITY walk
into his house and hang up his hat anywhere.
And this fellow now, has the presumption to say
that he is the author of General Scot's procla-
NATION, at Jslspa, on the llth or 18th of May, q
believe) This individual is the particular friend
Of the monarchcal nary, and has been an ad
wiser of General Scott ever since the battle OF
Churubuscc,. and who was also the friend and
adviser of Mcintosh; and Mcintosh was the
friend of Santa Anna. Thus the ex-consul per-
formed Janus. STAGED Office, and had two strings
10 his bow.
When at Pueba, General Scott obtained in
form on from Voss, the Dane, whose name is
well known in connection with the two Mexican
instalments, which the United States didn't re.
alise. Voss was the fiscal and friendly agent of
Santa Aana. The agent of one was the agent
of the other.
These facts arc not derived from being thrown
into the clarvoyant state; nor are they deduced
from Davis's revelations
The administration may not be aware of them.
Communicate the informationwithout comment,
that the public may see a part of the proceed
ings in Mexico, which has not heretofore ap-
peared in print FELIX.
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..LIvERrecLasbip E%bem-2a eks . anchors Merit & CO.
II cha ms squires2 cases Morton Brmer-l0 bars iron
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man. Johnston Gel bale Whi,tinsha%-i hbd Enoeh
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Christ Co.'S Eschet-50 Victor Ducknitx-3e Jolly
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cases order
PoRT PRIScE schr Lucullus06 bags coffee $4,000 lbs
ioFwooa 900 DO iEonmyita bags coffee
II bales hemp Delafed-6 bales q HoRaIth-SS0
bays coffee A& EeT.as3o dc Trow6Iidg. eo..s pcs
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WASHINGTON, Jan. s, lS48.
Old Gaze

During the last week, old Cave has been faith
full attendant on the floor of the House, looking
after The bill which provides for the transfer of
the Southern mai from the Chesapeake Bay
route TO the direct route of the Potomac river
and Fredericksburgh Railroad There is a
chance that old Cave will win the stakes, because
the bill it now stands provides only TO give
the Potomac route company the old rates, de-
Quoting such damages as may accrue to the Bay
line from the taking away the mail after arrange
ments their part for Its regular transportation.
II the bill passes the House in that form, old
Cave can run il through the Senate like knife.
II they would only put old Cave at the head of
the War Department, he would bring this war to
a close, on the principle OF retrenchment, in a
very short time.
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Arrival OF Strangers.
SUNDAY, jar. 0
AMRp IEAN MOTEL


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sa!i;bsry Mu,desk Baltimore; Tebbs'ts Slater.
w Bigel0w II WilliamI Boston; Van Rensseaer, Col
Monroe, New York; DANA Boston; Z H Chandler Mrs
Deane, Miss Hodges Virginia; Hazleton Chamberlain,
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RATuBUN'S HOTEL.
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COMMERClAL INTHNLLIGE NCE.
Stock Marker.

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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. s, lS4S.

ALBANY, Jan. 8, lS48.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. FINE, bill to protect the property of
married women, also bill to punish adultery.
in the 9th and OH wards of Brooklyn.
MOTIONS.
BY Mr.. TAMBLIN, that Congress extend to revo-
lutionary soldiers widows, the provisions of the
pension act for five years. Laid over.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The resolutions for referring different portions
Of the Governors message came up, and MIR.
Cornwall moved the reference of so much Of it
as related to the war with Mexico, to a commit
tee of one from each judicial district Agreed
to-
Mr.. TRBApwEtL moved like reference Of so
much as relates to landlord and tenant. Agreed
to. The resolutions were agreed to, in Commit
tee of the Whole.
Mr.. CORNWALL laid on the table, resolutions
relative to the Presidents veto of the River and
Hsrbor Bill.
The Senate, IN executive session, confirmed
the nominations of Messrs. Reeves and Olcott,
as notaries, and also of Mr.. Abel, as Canal Ap-
praiser. Adjourned.
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Assembly,
HARBOR MASTERS.

Mr.. Phoenix reported favorably on the bill to
increase the number of Harbor Masters, at the
port Of New York, to six. Mr.. Bowie laid on the
liable joint resolution, instructing the mem,ers
of Congress to vote for a law granting the Pub
lie Land to actual settlers. Mr.. Myers laid
on the table joint resolution, to the effect
that Congress ought to legislate against sla-
very in aay territory to be acquired. MI
Bowie gave notice of bill to exempt the home
stead from sale. Mr.; Butrick brought IN gene
raj manufacturing bill The Governors message
was considered in committee and the resolu
tons referring the different portions to appro-
pirate committees were agreedto to. Mr.. Bowie's
resolutions in relation to the war with Mexico,
were referred TO the Military Committee. The
bill relative to harbor masters in New York,
was taken up in committee. Mr.. Cross moved
to amend the bill, so that the fees received,
shou be divided amongst the harbor masters, one
of whom was to reside in Brooklyn Mr. Pho tx
objected; the Brooklyn harbor master would
have but little to do. If Brooklyn will ask for
harbor master to receive his fees, from vessels
arriving at Brooklyn, he would not object to it
He stated the fees, during the last year, at
BIG, 900 among four officers. The bill was not
disposed of. Adjourned.
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Brig Gen Marion, Atwood hence for 6sosia and lately
Beve Beach, owed up yesterday By steamer
United States.
Br brig James Moran hence for Halifax sshos on
The Hook the 9th inst but owed on by the steamer
United States, without damage and proceeded TO sea-
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELrHIA, Jan g. M-Arriv ed-ship CoIdova, Lo
well, New OrleanL Below-Two brgs, unknown.
miscellaneous Record.
BaIe ABBAIHULA Of and for Portland, from Norfolk, be-
fore reported abandoned fallen in with by the schr Csio-
line Norfolk, the 5th inst lat 49, Ion se-wu strip
ped Of everything.
Foreign Ports.
York 20 HI Ida sson for Phiisdelpha sst Alert wight
for Boston, do; schr Banner. Snow, for NYork
SAsuA CYANIDE, Dec 2-Barks folka, Lawrsnce. from
Portland 18th; Harriet r Bartlett, Baker, from NYoSk.
disg brig. Commsauid Baker for Boston next dy Mosts
Csto Fuller from dug; Bazantium. 0iace ID do; sehr
Geo Lngs, for st Martins.
Home Ports
Bosror, Jan s-Ar bark w Paige, Taylor Baltimore;
sshr Jones, Sprague Philadelphia. signal for bark
Cid shps Georgia (new, Of Savannah Sal ons Mills New
Orleans Cairo, Childs do banks Wymah Howe eetmofs;
sIdam NYork; AntaIes Howe Cape de Verbs and Bra
zil; Vim Rogers, Shaw, Baltimore; Ch;copee. Harding.
Philadelphia schrs Mary Lueroh Bcull, Charestoa;
Halifax.
CHARLEsror Jan I-Arr bark Betty (swl Krsit ssvaa.
nah Cid ship Columba, Galloway, New York Bid bsriu
Hersalia. Baxter. and Cherokee. Humphrey. Boston
Madagascar, McFarland NYork.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 30-Arr BIem ship Heuchel, Mien.
wotL ate ship Orleans Of Yok) Bremen Rlto Hanson.
Liverpool
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Foreign Irnportations.

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Shp Neree-(Reported yesterdar-Madams Pa
suieT, De Lussarg-l38 in the steerage.
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NK kALrHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE IAhATIshl
~ the Diseases OF the Genital Organs, their Nsturs'
Symptoms Progress consequences and CurY dap ed to the
OF every indyidua Of both 9TH Ednoo; 3t2 pp-
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possess snpeity Of manners that Is purely rspubleas
'U' i1s
secured to him BY his gigantic mind. General Taylor
has quite much sduoston and experiences in civil life
Washington, and than Jackson, when they
respectively called to the helm. His orders and de-
spstohes quite well written although not quite
His modest, sos .s. than his v.or !: bold
and daring Yet just confidence in his resources
p.rchsd upon his banner aud vindostsd the sounaass
Of his judgment a. well - the strength Of
High austis: heys been exhibited BY him vhs,svsr he
to greater trials In another sphere
Your meeting will bs throngsd with enthusiastic pat
memorable by one Of the most rsmsrkebs victories that
crowned the efforts Of freemen 1t viii be oninous
Of future victory, where there will be no enemies, and
the whole country shall be conquerors.
and fellow citizen,
JR. INGERSOLL.
VIM s!canaker, r. Sherlock, VIM. P. Hibbsrd, Hugh
w. Toner, Esqs committee.
WAsHISeroN, Jan. g, le4s.
GEvrLEMsr-Permit to return you my sincere
thanks your kind Invitation to participate In fest
val to be given in your city tho 9Th last "by the
Of the glorious battle Of New Orleans
Il would give sincere pleasure to join with you In
Tn mot las sorou the
compelled BY tho Of other duties and engage
nepts to decline your courteous invitation. there
fore beg leave to offer the following sentiment New
Orleans and Buena Vista the former proved the supe
riority Of American freemen European veterans
the latter the invincbty Of American arms in battle
against all odds and under oil circumstances, wnen
commanded BY brave and stout-hsartsd leader.
JAS. SHIELDS
Messrs. sloanaksr, Sherlock, Hubbard, and Toner,
Committee.
HOUSE, REPREsENTATIvEs.
Washington 30th Jan, lS4ee
GENTLEMEN have tho honor to Acknowledge the
ceipt Of your invitation to attend festival to be given
the 9Th Of January next by the friends Of General
Taylor, In Phiadelphia.
livery much regret that my engagements will not per-
NIT to be preeent occasion full Of ntereet-
occasion blending recolectons Of tbs past, with
hopes for the future Entertaining q do the highest
admiration Of General Taylor, and believing that the
elements Of his great character such to qualify
him take the administration Of the government in
this crisis Of Affairs should be happy to Join you In do
ing him honor.
Be assured, gentlemen Of my full sympathy in your
obi ct, and believe me,
With the highest consideration,
your obedient servant,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28
Drugs! Drugs!! Drugs

ECEiVINGa and for sale, at all times, the follow
q, ing articles, which Farmers, Physcilns. Mer-
chants and the public generally respectfully r..
quested to call and examine before purchasing else
where
barb Bas1m COpaiya, Oes, Castor Oil, Chalk white
and red, Cream Tartar, Camphor, Magnesia, etc.
Patent Medicines, 5Sc.-BaLcman' = drops, British
oil, Eye water, Essence Peppermint Essence CHINA
mon, Essence Lemon Godfrey cordial, Hacrlem oil,
Laudanum, Opodeldoc, Pareg0ric, Pills or all kin IDS
soda and Scidlitz Powders, Oil Of Spike, Qucksilver
Rcd PerclPtate Sweet OIL Sugar Ieid, fancy nd sa
ing Soaps, Cloves, Ginger Nu.megs, Cayenne opPcr,
lTome yellow and green, LampbacS, Putty Venetian
I'D, Torrasenna, Nerdigris. Cgpal Varnjsh Whiting,
Walls and Bottles assorted, etc, etc. All for sale
low as any IN Arkansas, at the Drugstore ni
Sept. 3D. 1913 r. $ STEW EESOE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28

ANOTHER SUSPENSION BRIDGE ACRoss THE Ma
iARA.-The Niagara Chronicle has para graph
stating that the project of constructing sus0en,
sion bridge across the Niagara at Queenslon. is
again revived, and this time with every prospect
OF being carried out. Mr.. Ellet, the engineer of
the bridge ri tho Fails undertakes TO construct it
Tor 900, and will himself take one fourth of
the stock. This leaves Fl 500 to be subscribos
'or haiF OF which has been already aiken up on
me American side. and large portion of the
other haIt on the Canada side OF the river. If 10
unforeseen difficulties arise the bridge will be rea
uy ior use by September Of next year.
''Are you drunfard ~ SAID the Recorder. yes
terday. to hard case who was brought uD before
him tor being blue as indigo the night before.
"Wny. I'm a drunkard." said the prisoner,
'bot not IN utra-drunkard.
Nv hat 90 you mean.'' said the Reeoder-s. |
dont Gnderstlnd the dsiinction.''
Then ] suppose you would understand me-"
said the prisoner, '.if you had what my poll
TICS are, and that should rePly-I'm a wing, but
not an ultra whg."
The Recorder remarked that the noise and con-
fusion we're so great, he could not be heurd-
". y. Delta.
Two anglers dsPutng about the merits ola horse
fly as bait for pike, they referred the question 70
a man not deeply read in other WALTON or AMI
mated Nature. He said that he nevor saw a
horse fly, but he saw COW fall down precipice.
NEW MUskETs.--A new kind of q musket (from
a Yankee invention no dcubt) has been introduced
INTO the Prus-ian army, which can be fired eight
or ten times in one minute.
VERMONT ELECT IsN.-It is now stated that only
one member Of Congress has been elected in Yer
mont--}lr. Henry, (Whig,) in the first district.
Mr.. Marsh, (Whjg,) ia the third, reported as eec-
ted. lacked a few votes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28

L&AE,ZS led,
On Tuesday, the 2lJh inst at Morrison BInTs in
Johuson county, by the Rev Mr.. Townsend, Or Il
STEVENSON of this city, to Miss EMMA c STRONG
of the former place.
We received in good order and in fine keeping.
the usual fee. champaign wine and pound cake, by
the :. Crier' IN Cup,js Court.
- Wedding is -rcat Iuno's crown;
blessed bond of board and bed
'Ils IEmcn peoples every town:
Ii-h wedlocE then be honored:
Honor, high honor, and reuowu,
10 Hymcp, god Of every town -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28
Childbirth.

a VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC work, upon tho
IA subiec. Of Cessation and Child Birth, by X. NJ.
WeisscoH, NJ. D., late Of Paris, Just published
by the author. This work contains information
upon subjects of the highest importance to mar
ried persons, or those contemplating magriago.-
It will be found of special value to those vh,se
means health, or other circumstances do not p.g-
NIT rhen 10 increase the number nf their family,
without great Inconvenience, suffering. or perhaps
risk OF life. a method Of avoiding these troubles
and dargers, will. (rccenly discoreroa hy eel
ebrnted French physcian) is fully communicated
in this wo-k, that any person may avnH h.m-
self of It at once. The means cost com arauvr.y
nothing, uud are within the reach OF all. ine
process Is ucw safe, nlalIibe, convenient, sirsnr
ana cannot iniurc the most delicate. Nor does ID
curail matrimonial privileges in the least Cor,
les Of this work will bo sent, in close euveiopo,
al single letter pos 'age, to any part o! tho Uui-
ted States for 8 sont post paid, 10 DR.. K. NJ.
WEISSELIOEF, Box 2llO, New York City
Copyright secured. No bookseller allowed 10 sell
ihs work.
Sept. IS, I94S.-2G--ir.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28

z UST RECEIF FED-Deuiue. apron check, cot tom
81 AIDES, silk surge, cross bar muslin, gilglals, uau-
kin l5nan, alPlcca, prints, green gluze wells, black
lace, sctrs, bclcned and fancy mouse dc laue shawl is
and haua6grchel grccl berega zephyr wool su.yls,
thbct shlwls IA and s-i, printed cashmere shuyls,
blue slOtiuet, black aIPtccl, sHegtings and shi-nzs
tickiuEs, Iowo.Is. diapers spool cotton.
Tuck, fine, de, crcUilr real.ng and pocket combs:
Scissors, tooth brushes, buttons ali kinds, wacra steel
pens, steel and glass beads, spsrlclus, berlin gloves,
etc, etc. for sale lower than for Ct- Produce
by T.. B. BISHOP u co.
August 10. 1879.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28
Proclamation by the Governor.

=
EETUEBEAS, an all Wise and mercilu Prov'-
S9 dence, has dispensed blessings. ofthe mos.
bountifu', and diversified character, among The
people Of this State in the abundance Of the va
rIous agricultural crops, the universal prosperity
OF our people, and their uncxamplcd good health.
1t is deemed worthy ola grateful people, TO make
public manifestation Of their sense Of the renewed
Obligations, under which we have been placed. by
the appointment Of day OF general Ih1nksgiv-
ing throughout the State.
Be it I,nown, Therefore. that |. THOS. S.
DREW, Governor Of the State Of Arkansas havo
appointed THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Docem,
Der next, rs day of tn ANKSGiNlNG which is
hereby proclamed, and recommended 10 the good
people. ia oya.y county, and town, in this State
as "a 81 day aoJ proper iime to acquit ourselves
each and every one, Of high and Praisworthy
duty to a Boun,ifu and NercituI Providence.
r Giyon.Undcr my hand at L'tlie Rock.
& 2 and to which is affixed the Great Seal
II" D Of the Stale Arkansas this 2lst day OF
~ Oct. Isk8-and of the Independence
Of the United States the 73rd year.
TuOS. S. DREW.
By the Governor,
D. B. GREER, Secretary of State.
October %. lS4S.--35-3;.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-28
Notice..

E PPLICATION will be made to the Court of
IA Probate OF Crawford county, Arkansas, for
the sale Of the S-W4 of the SEA of section Is,
in township u Of range 33 west, containing 40
acres also to improved land (not enIerod) thereto
adjoining, belonging to tho estate OF John B
Smith, deceased, for the purpose of payi"-, the
debts of the said deceased.
BURTON, SMITH, Admir-
vi JON b, SMITH, deceased.