The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08

ln the fen vlgps ef healih- pnor CFusrl-usam bss Mosi kesvihfy dle6garra. anA ia faess hes an bosp the mesf shameful maeks of violenca from the merciless elnIny. We followed them Wi h nieasaFed tread le thelr last re iine piese aud wklle we
 Ssena io the solemn aife cf t.s saaf Il ratn and and shili fife were led ,o reflect hew unsnrsy was their death ia fair distant land fFOm ihess they ioxrd most.
 They are aow Frne, and wo yet Bse tA ayeaKs the crnci end te which they were brought by afo< wke nsvcr exercised humanlty--Hh0, are SfraRgcys te msgnanimtiy. and consequently ineapAAse of aP- pFceiating t fram another. They have died in | GOOD CAUSE fighting for thciF COUNrRY'S RIGHTS; yet fel not much sacrifice for thrif country. as t9 pamseer fsst awel, Wsy faot tss.
 fatal asoes;'lsa al Ae'as, whtrh n persisted n mast weaken, nay, destroy. every efnrt of the ndminis- EaiIon 10 proscsafe the war to speedy examination will cripple eyefy energy of the government, ahd compel ns to wase the war si a6aassn. or conclude dishonorabte peace. Bot for th!s TREASON ABLE sptyI ef oppasttfsa. we had hsea horne gre thls. and oar stay hsse enly ka determined by the ddratian of tAas epFesisIss.
 Mysteries ef tks .s,my4--A cerrvspeasirns says the St Lenis Rcpublirsa of ths 3osh uis ''yeSlrF- day Siiuded to the circunas tauce af female kasing beeS discovered n tho character of a soldier. at FL
 hanus tho headquarters of the lRdiaa HaltaIsea under Col, GilPR Another letter states that ihls woman was regularly mustered iete eefyiee ah member Sg Capt Roltsseheisar's Company. fFOsa S,, Louis. al Foat LeAvenwarsh -~1he nsapapy ta which shc was attached left Fort feaFeA9prth on the ssh October, and she remained with ft ust the aenoHemfHt took place, late in November. lt IA
 said that the was rArOlfed na a psivate hnfnr the patronage of one 0f the Llanteuants ef tho com
 pany and that she afterwards detalisa as caok
 Ia the Lcu'cnants mcas. and rcsiasd in thst sssu- afioa na'it the 2rth of November, when she vas
 discharged fro the army, and took up her march
 hoc, n return train, s.ili in her niaa atssr~ 1t was afterwards discovered that her disrharre wss irregular, and that discuity might grow out q It. Lieut. O'fiara was thercuron ordered to % ] in pursuit of the gtri ani bling het baek The iraia was then Tour or five miles ahesd, bnf waa
 ovcrtakcn next day. Some resistance va, offered hy the teausSiers to separation from the soidisr-
 as she silii psesepdcd to bcand it was only on the
 confession of her scA end thH defersnaiion of the Lieatenaat to take her back as regular enlisted
 sol'i T, that they yielded, On her retrn she sta.
 ted the fac connected with her induction into tho army as Sadier, and The part she alleged Lieut..
 Sehaahsi had acted ia IL The enpon tila hsothsrs sehnseci were put undcf arrest, and wore NaiiiaH ! tho rciatf of Col. GRpin, when they will have to
 answer tho charge ef making faise muster roll. without a surgcuae examination Meanwhile the
 girl was going at large about the Fort us lively ns i possible. Sue costinued to dress in her uniform. | oI which she had drawn every neeassaFy article; aud it s added hat sic slood Inc ia igues af ha 1 campaign as well or beter than most of the abic.
 eodied men of the Battalion. One of the GernInn
 papers of St. Louis publishes what purports ts bc
 no'e addr sscd by ene uf the Lieuiehuata to this
 dait~e which k sufficiently romantic sud iovelike | but t failed 10 reach her. and the bearer corpo4
 ra in eompany E, was imprisoned for attemptinv | io dellyer ii.