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Political Appoiatments.

Gel s. H. HExrsvEAp, Dcmoersiic candidate fol the vaesney in the United States Senate OccasoseS hy tho death ef Gel Ashley; viii address the Pso pie st the following places snd times viz: oakIand Grove, Prairie Co Thursisy June ist. Searcy. Whise e.; Friday Jane 2nd.
 EIissbssh, Jackscn co; Monday June 5th. Rssexvflse, lniepende nee O.. "Wednesday June Tth snish vile. Lawrence co Friday June Sth. Jackson, Lawrence e.; Saturday June l0,h POcahoatas, Rsadoiph co, Monday June i2h. Gsipssyifle, Green co; Wetnesdsy June I4th. Salem, Fu.tcn co Monday Jane 18th. Aihrps, Irard e.; Wednesday Jane list. Lihsrty, lizard CO.,; Thursday Jnre 22d. Yslivtiie. MsTion Co; Saturday June 24th. Lehanon. Searey CO; Monday Juhe 18th. Jsspsr, Newton co; Wednesday June 2eth. Gafreltcn. Carroll co Saturday July 1sf HansssiIie. Madison Co; Monday July srd. BeGtoaviIIe, Benton co; "Wednesday July 5th. Fayetteville, Washington co; Saturday July sth Care Hill, wsshingon e.; Mnndxy July 10th. vsn Bareu, Crawford co, Wednesday July i2th. TsH Smith. Crawford e.: Thurs4ay July l3th Ozark. Fnnksin co; Saturday July 18th. CIaskssiIis, Johnson co; Monday Juiy iTth. Dover. Pope ee.; wednesdsy J1iy isth. Nsristown, Pope co; Thursday July 10th. Danviiie. Yen co: Saturday. July <9S
 Pesryvllie, Perry eo.: Monday. July 2tti. LswisbarR, Conway Co: Tuesday. July 25fh. Ciiussn, Van Buren CO.,; Thursday, July z7th. Little Rock. Pusaski co: Saturday, JuIy 18th.
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PROeEROHGs OF TIE CITY COUNCIL
SecSeiL CRAmsrs, L,rTrK Rock. Aax.
 T6eA9ev Ma 9s Iasx|,

AeseSsg sa1g v, ls%s.
 The CoaneR met at the eAA Of h,s na,a. , ing. ''''' '" 'es aas'
 Whereapen, Aldesmun RrrAr offered ,h. s.r ing preamble and rssOlatisas, which we,c ,,,..'.
 Whereas, the Senate of the United S,.n. A..- rendered distinguished tribate to h. U.m..- v cur late sellSw-eitisea, inc Hon. cHrs-r. A,,,.~ ey directing his mortal remains to be eoov.,.. - ArSaasss, under he charge of their S.,,...,- =. Arms, whose arrival is now daily sxpec,.a. ...' $ proper, in view of that event tha, the eo,..-. authorities of this City where our dee,,..8 e., citizen resided from its early settlement, and -. intimately Identified with its growth mud pso.r.,. where he was known. respected aud es,..,o., :. the walks of private life, and where hs t,n,i,. 10 be buJied-saeuld make suitable sry.,..u..7. for the reception of the body of tho dcc.,..I =, prescribe approosiatc ceremonies to be sh.p,,.A .. the occasion of its in,ermen,. as mark o, ,..n.., for 'he memory of their eminent c,,i,,n--,.A.-- fore.
 Re 9 resa9cef bg tAS Aayor and .fiae,.,, Al, A.. Cay@ L'iiis Rocs. Ina, rhos D. MerrieL ,.. bert J. ReaTdOp, and Ebcurser Cammins E.o, members of this Council, be. and they ST, h,,..., appointed conamitee, on behalf of inc eoror,,,.. to receFe the bOJy of the deceased at the hand, a, the ot'er of the Senate ta charge of the sane ss. upon consultation Nith the relatives of the d.c,,,s sad Tn accordance with their wishes to make .o., ble arrangements for it's inie ment in Noun, u,,,. Cemetery.
 Be attrtAey Resoires, that the City Recorder fa,. aish the family oi tae deceased with copy of ,As. ResoIstious
 DAVID W. GALLOWAY. c,tg Rec
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REV. C ?. TuRRENrlNE.

The above is the title of work now in .tsn,r.- ton whlch " ill bo completed in about two months when it wlli bc sent to NpSsrs Lorin and Bail boak seiiee' and publishers Pailadel hia for publication It is a WorN o3 mmeuse lihoE aud ressarrh as ,h, author has been considerable lime uTepar;hs II Nl'h view to is eiinate publication heinz ss, lsted that the Cfis'iaa library is yet deic,ent m thoroughly orthodox wotk on his al impostan, ,ub lect. The work IS designed 10 shew thai the rssul reci7n ot the saHe body that is laid in the grass l. s reasonable and scriptdraI doctrine and in sue. pert o tis yeas the aulhor has carefully examihs5 every text cf scripture In he sacred volume wls, resurrection ls meRiione4i in our common verses ln tie septdaclnt translation of the old the ouglpal ot he New Testament and the suigate ol bob. se. sides reviewing sve,y subject having an imu,cdi.ss ef remote hearing oh it's Illustration. The work viii contain about 100 pages mo, and viii be roa. dy for delivery In this and Inc sd oihing Siaes ia September.
 Price 50 per copy, and 9 per cent, allowed to agents.
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MORE ANNEXATION.

Now that there is every reasonable prospect cf sPeeiy termination of the war, and ihe re-estsbirh- men, of peace with Mexico, we are beginning ,o perceive the effects of the temporary sooa'n of forces in that be itfal but much abused coan,ry it has been said sf the American people, "ihai they never yet left any country thas they had onee ses foot uroa :" Nor do we suppose that this spothe- gem will prove incorrect in fhis instance. Thou sands upon thoa.aBds of our hardy volunteers, in- yi,ed by the weak nd primitive manner. of the natives the mdnes of tho el nate and The fertility of ,hs soil Sill either return to . country offering 50 many inducements for enterprise eas Of the fois,es of our people, and peace peace in
 few yeats Mexico ill have lost her National ehar se'er. n0i. as Texas, her national xisenes Many os tss iatsligeui of her population. aware of the advautages sf our government and laws lover the uBerttsin and unequal system under which they have % ioas. safered--are alrssdy warmly sdvoes.
 ting the annexa'ion ef the whole country to the Uni ted States-the following little extracts from Mex,- can eorVespondence are bat the ioreshadewinE of ''coDing events"
 .s.fanexsiSoa cF MsYico The Notreioss of Tam. peo bas a story that one BsrTeao was ir that civ. preaching the doctrine of snnexa'ion of the whole A-xican nation 10 the Uaitei States .'' He vas said to be sc'ing in eoarei with sse iniy itnas Vera CraE- The So'ie,oso very intignani In CO., seQuence end says al the Mexlcans e-sirc is to re cstsb'sh ther nationality The editor does not seem 10 e~ aware of the fact thai there IS quite respec- tabte Pafty of anne Ialionists in ihe country" '-Lei peace be made ard you will soon hear that fefa CFur, uTizaba, and The country ssrFou ndinS aye held by Americans More of this in my neIt For the present. rest as. ured tsat uiosf plan is in agitation to hoIl the State oi Vera Cru1
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The Demsentie Review.

The May number of teis valuable peIi0iieal k oae of ile richest Es have essr seen- It teens with contributions of high sr1es of literature and its ericsns are distinguished by parity cf taste ani just appreciation of the beautiful and true. The arsicks upon the eonssi,atioa cf the United State. ar.A the growth of Sta:ss--written in spirit ol genuine democracy. far snpesoS to the petty pr~a- dicss glossngs and exsgge'a,ions of mere psr'yism worthy of a'ten,ioa fion every man and more particularly every American who feels the slightes, interest in the party, and stability of our instiu- lions. The opinion of Judge Ellis of usylYsnta upon The powers of na'ional sad State governments in rsgard reelaimiag fugitive slaves wI be rad with much interest The treatiss upon tine in- Gsence Of the telegraph upon literature contributes with the singuisty of the sGbj~st and its startling prophecies render this May nub~r one of the bes, productions of the season. we sabjoin the closing paragraph of this article upon telegnphic influence, truly we live in most preeOeious age, an age of wOntcT thrones are toPiing 10 the ground. dyaas- ts.s being resolved iato their original elements and systems and old psejudsces fslten and crush ed 1r the mighty strides of modern invention. yet when CoPernieus Geeiared that the sun was the centre of oar planetary system, tbe announcement far more startling 10 his eon,empOi aries than such prophecies as this are now.
 "Tray the presen, is rushing oB like an arrow to is mark. seatesHg the venerable past to the winds We ate borne hee,iy onward in the car of 'ime-and as the invisible fluid, which may b.. for sught ws kaox the seere, of universal gra iaiios dies back ward and forward on its wiry tfsck-,ic, tic, tic ike the clicking of the escspement wheels of the universe-all that Is great and memorable in the past grpxs din ia the distsace and fades away like the foTDless visions Of the enehanters magic circle --whrie before as rise like exhaiatious frem the western the islands Of the blesssd-the ise oi eng ines, where the human race src 10 live by ma ehinery. and asa from rciht 10 point iu polar mag n-tie ehariots: where steam is to perform all the opera;eas of thOsgAG where spsiogs of ssrsapsrlIs and ehOlsgegue, mingled with The elixir Of perpetu- al youth. gush out cf the rocks. aud where the epi taph of the French indeI. death is but an eternal sleep. will be verified by the use oi concentrated chloroform.
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A Di.tinvni.hed FamilY.

The Evening Post gives thisaccoupt of inc fan lv of Hoao5a Shepherd. who has Jost bsen seaen''' in \. \ io year residence a sing sias Tor fss' ing eoan'efeit moaey
 Previous to hef be,og sent 10 inc State Fii'''' whefe she has already served. term of years io' Ike offence she snptl-i to he late dlstrsct Attorney Mr. Price, and offered han a considerable seg' v taoney 10 defend her .l l. s use ioF the 10 ossh4 yoa,'' said MT Price, "SaAeuusnt iss.f'"hl 'Y'. would be sufficient 10 eoBylct yo3 .--Foaf '1't. died in the Pi ,iadeipbta prison yoar 'ha'" y. Sing Sng you have one brother al h"' an''S,"a Philadelphia, another in the Aassachnse'N Prison. and lAo brothers st Sag sing "@' p' irct Attorney when yoar mother vas s. asd also when vonr two boinsfs "eie. 17n ,'.. o no sersiee 70 yon" HoD1fs husbahd. ~e Der, ,efvea ou, hi. iiins lB the State pfison and a'''' ward hied
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,,,anherfuI ni.ee,efv.

Df Sylvester, all Iiaiian bY birth, asa at eH .,s rhe,nisi has discovered lsGds oi h'fdth'he bamah body to the consistency Of sooe 9i e,. which he Is about to e1hbt .n L"naon i' 'P1 meps have excited great as'oBishhsht V's @ inc head ofa lady. si'b tbe oaIr parisd and yefa,i,iag ils heAibie properties sDd eoef @ 'ia ,h. .uffaee ffoa ahseh t giew ressmoFo se soaaew cat bke wax Bodei; also c'il" ss1 ,,,,sss. and dinped ss ia life aud tongue Ref'se, as fl i, had never uttered sound The pe fi' ''. process Is said 10 te simple and eheaP D als of choice Ao~ers -lhs i5ices frs, sHirae're v v. pneumatic proe@ss--presersea theft haiVrs' ,. but were as bard aud rigia as i some cp"nl's ,o, maa had carved them rom Pafish mafhie' " !. only the leaves and petsis were rendered F'o' but the minute hair fotmed s'sa's were t'@' rorsiins
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Democratic Nominations in Philips Csuu,y

Ate meeting of the Democraey of Philips Coun- ;y, at tHeien., on the | 5th inst. Dr. IcHx w. GLrxx aad BESIANS C. TOrrsS were ncninated as can diatss for Representatives is the he.t General As- s-nbly, from Philips ce. snd Judge wrILhx E Brr7s ss Senator for the district of Philips and Monroe Counties
 T. B Hs=Es E.=f- =s= rses=s=s=saeA ;o the ds- nsocratic Ceatrai Committee ss Eisc,or tc fiji the vacancy in the Electoral ticke; ocessioned by the reeen, appointment of the HON. ". K. SEBAS- THAN as U. 5. Senator.
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geatt ana Ra,,x

We have already mentiones The fact thal wri.sr in The Richmond Whig has recosnms nded Cen. Scott and John M. Botis esnSi .a'es for rr>sidrBt end Vice PIssiSent Now we know names are ia;rtn- sieaIy nothing; and are. perhaps, not called apon to regulate matters of taste among the Whigs. But who could hnTrsh fof Scott and BOtb "HarT.s0n and Tyler" looked H til oa a banner. ARd dsd ne, sound basiy ia aeeiamation--ihe names. we mean, of eourSea .Tlsy and Frei,nghays~n' answered :: though the aPpelstises together like short kite with long. crooked. heavy tail io fl. "Polk and Dallas" wss beaut,fui bot Secsst and Bots {. Phuhas what card ,-B Bosisa Fsa.
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New Psst efntt's in ifEansas.
Horsx or RErxKsKxrArrvEs. ]
 WssAfAefea. Nsy 5sA, ls4s.

HorsE oS RErxKsKxrArrvEs. ,
 WsaAf@essa. Nsy S'A, ls4s. Enfroa ov THE BaxsxA.
 Dsz ST: The Post Mas'es Gen esa has authorized the establishment ef new Post sfkee called EIm sprng in Washington eouMty. and wa.fAn Burlington, las been appoia;sd Pos, Master.
 Also. one in Gfesn county at Oak Bridge. N Love, appointed PSst Master Ala. enc In Johnsoa county <, Point Mers. wm. Msars. Poss Mssser Ass, one in Phillips eoaniy at North CTe-k. Lee M. Dade, Post Master Also. one in Desh. count, a, Lacoai,, and Cot. Thsmpses 3, Fimney. appointed Pos, Master.
 yoar friend,
 R. V. JOHNSON.
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ICorrespondenee of the Baltimore Ssn
 H-.sbfa,foa Mn,, I3 IAfS
sound Yisihle.

In stis age Of wendess, what will the world think when assure ' that method has been discover ed by wkich sound rin made ris5he 10 tse kysssn sye i,s vaEieas forms snd waves demonstrated to sight, and The power 10 discriminate between the taoes of one musical instrument and another be as complete observe he action of when dls- turbed by any material Cause 1, The experiments, we believe, ,slys the London Literary Geze,te J, are likely to be, long, repeated in the Royal so eie,y. The exhibition of effects fine sad has probably led 10 ihis asiesisnsng ssue.
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Istirr iryn HsIsr RI.ld.
Ts De Edasr eflls Banaer::


 Isss by the lsst Democrat iha. the united vest have pEeseassd the claims of Judge oidAam, for ths vaesacy iaths United States Senate, oeea1iooed by the death ef Col Ashley. have sssr believed :hat locality should not bs the test for political PreGerment. hai ct the sane time yield implicitly to the doctrine that far pract cable the representatives should be distributed so give 10 each portion of the State Der dee wright in tie councils of the coantry. do nst thsak ths wesl have had any just cause of eonpaias sPVn the score oi injustice, they have had the iamented fe for years As shcir Representative ia Congress, and for four yesrs ss Governor of The State and they have had their fues, qa6to of representation npon the Sapresoe Bench. Ths North do think in sober easaess have mach grealer right (if eitherl se cosnplain of Injustice, but as before remarked do moi see the policy of making location isst of P0li Sicsl pFsfssn%nt esfecislly in that sf United States Senafor II however. the ncTsh and west should claim She Senator and will unite upon some one eompetest in every Ottsr respect they sha have my most hearty concurrence. and when an saiis- fed th4; such is the ssiag and desire Of hOse por- tons of the State. vii se longer be aa aspiEaai for The office; until thea v ishi de tretly under stood that my claims Ni,l le betors tle county.
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The Louisville Josrsai in reply te the letter Cas- sias Clay addressed to the Editors. mskesa very soft reply esmpsrsd ~ifh the usual aekgsardism shst dissingsishes il. They say:
 aWv may ptosah'y take tt in hand when we have Bethiag eise pressing aroa oar 'iG,e and space. We mssf attend to the ssae people first and may look ts the cSsxy sses afterwsfds."
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POLITICAL APPOINTMENT.
VAN BURES. iIth May. l

The unaeFsigBea ese of the candidates the Demeesatie ticket tor EectcE for Psesideht and Tcs Prasidens wiu sddEeas the people at the following plaeea and times: In Hentonyiiie. in Rsnion couasy, oa Monday the l5sh ef May. Ia Fayetteville. Washington county, en Moaday the 22d of May.
 In Van Bureu, crawfcrd bounty oa Saturday the 27th of May. h Ozark. Ersnkiin county, on Tuesday the 3oth of May.
 la Clarkwille. Johnson county, on Thursday the lss day of June.
 Ia Dover. Pope county, on Saturday the 3d day of June.
 Ia Ls~isburg. Conway county, on Monday the Sth day Of Jane.
 Ia Little Reck or Saturday 'h. 10th day of Jane JOHN SELDEN ROANE.
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Professor of Music.

We have the pleasure of referring sBr readers to the Card of Mir. Ksnns ia our sdveftssng columns. teacher of this art l. ls his intention to make pernsnen, residence q, Little Rock, sssd fosn hs ref rsnees ws have every reason 10 believe tha' ss ss'isiaesoH will be giren ie taoss ~ho may pat yanixe kim
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IF Thsnks to Mir. Pit of the steamer Cotton Plan, for late New Orleans papers, and 10 Csp, Wood. of the army fof late numbers of the Ameti- can Star psbiished at the csty of Mexico.
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Col. JOHN {. RolSE in the Tlsld.

Inielgeneer Of the i3h inst, t will be seeo thnt Col. Roane has commenced lis duties as electoral candidate. We hsps the democracy may turn out
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We learn from he Cherokee Atv1esi4 t,at Malor Macklin bad left Fort Gibson his ~ay to The h~ad waters of the Trinity for the parro'e of paying of the TeTan Rangers He Is escorted ty ecnmaad Of Dagooas unde. Capta Stsiu
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IY' The Senate has confirmed the aouaina'ions oi Generals Twiq'g ard " ool as Ma5or Generals tol Churchill as BrigsdisT General; and Mslor InomAs and Csp.a ns W ssb,ng'on and Bragg ss Lieutenant Coieaeis.
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An American in Paris, writing 10 the New YorI
ann very iTaly yours,
 D W IntiN,

Tribnne. says:
 B1t now one thing more; before three months have rons we Ehail have war Either Geru,sny wilt bs a republic. and then Russia will make war against Germany and Frsnee; or Germany wiil main raonarchlai, and tine war wii he wagrd by Russia, England and Germany against France Oas of the two is inevitable.
 ICorrsspondenee of the Baltimore Son
 H'aGsiagtoa. May i2, lsis
 h the Hoass of Representatives, on ThuFsday inc Wisconsin bill passed, adopting the St Cfoix dividing tas--whicb IS undoubtedly the bes could be selected rae bAi wifi most unqaesiiona- bly, pass the sesafe in is preseat form which will give us not only the thirieth State in <he Union. but very haBdsome embEyo of the thiriy-hrst in the parcel eat of by the disfiing line. This cer tsinly very gratil, Bg prospect, and shows oar national fecup5ty in moral. physical sad pOliii- cal point of view to the isfsctisn Of the world
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Aad ss any ether iIne and place in the above eoaasiss sppeiaiea Ay the pespae. wher. the sp- poinsmeat does not conflict with either of the above sppeintnensA
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Appei.smen,. by the president.

Appointments bT the President. Ds ssd wstA fAs sdssee and eeas<as ef tke Senats.
 HAND oFYfcIs Hgsay L. BIscoE, Register. Helena, ArkaaSas. rssppoinfed.
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POLITICAL iPPeIyfERyrs.

General JAaEs YELL will address the people as Dsmecratic Electos in the followisg ronnsies, ard at the following times and place. 'o-wi:
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NEW WORK.

Examination of the Doctrine af ths ReSurret. iion and other subjects herewith taaue,. led by the
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MiTRIIiYG IERNY.

Mr ! C q. Htexs. is suftcsf1ed 10 make col iscsioas frcm sli perso-s Isdested 10 n.. for Sub scrptiOn. Advertising or Job york a the following eoanfes:
 HoT SgBIxcs, CiAEKp. PIKE, SEvEn. PoIG. HEMRsTEAn LAFAYETTE, tSIoS, uuAcHrrA. DALLse, BnApLEE, CHIcoT. DrxHs yErFxRsov. May of the roses given 10 cur forwer agents. arr in the lands Of MT Hicks, which trust will be promptly paid on presentation.
 REARDON k GARRETT. LsMis Roek. Feb. g, leIs.
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FoR CONGRESS, ROBERT ". JOHNSON,
SRElf TXbTCEIEyTxfaF yEE NBSRIBgRS

"a ssdsS thatshs Banner may lneFeassits alreAdy sxasmaso eiFealwissn. W~ hsre SeeeEmsasd e reaee psiec fsr the new volauaes esuEarn- etng wifh tA1s nus@bsr.
 A Femiatzaes sf FfvE poarARs. " ASvascx, by man, eg otherwise, wsi8 entffle enc subscriber to ehs pmsper for TWO years: os two sahserbsFs. oSx ye.r. This sPPlsea to those PayinF sn sv.ace, bet nens others- Three dellass will. in sh cases, he smnn&ed ef these in sfresrs al thistine.
 Te AcExrss--0ur ageais throughout the State sathosised 10 receive Tor tao years Subscription hom oee suhserih<r. FryK DOLLARs In adrancss og from two sahsenbess. fire dQiifrs. for sns year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-16
ALBANY, May ID, 1913.
The Yam Buren, Delegation.

Preston King, of st. Lawrence, is in this city,
on his way to the Baltimore convention. IL is
stated that John Van Buren, arrived here to-day
from New York. Several of the leading Van
Buren, delegates from the interior are also in town
to-day. 1t looks like preliminary meeting of
these gentlemen, who are doubtless preparing
themselves for struggle of no ordinary interest.
What the upshot of this business will be, no man
can now determine with any degree of accuracy.
If there were any 'foregone conclusions" or il
the Polk delegates had determined to admit the
bambuners into the convention, the public would
have known it before this time. think the secret
would have been womed out of Mr.. Van Buren, in
some shape As il is, all his friends remain per-
fectly ignorant of the Intentions of the Southern
delegates. No disclosures will be made, no COM
promises will be offered, until after the Baltimore
convention Is convened. Until that time, | feel
authorized to state that the position and the de-
signs OF the pro-slavery portion of the convention
VIII be enveloped In mystery.
have consulted with several of the Van Buren,
delegates to-day, and find that number OF them
I'm case they are excluded from the convention)
VIII insist upon the nomination OF General zachary
Taylor. Some of the abest men IN the delegation
have absolutely determined to adopt this course and
announce II as a fact of great importance have
heard some powerful reasons In favor OF this
course. Among these reasons are the following
that it, after the Van Buren, delegation is excluded
from the convention, they proceed to nominate .
General Taylor as their candidate for the Presi-
dent, they may possibly succeed IN electng him;
and il they do nominate him, they will certainly
poll vote four times larger than they could poll
tor any other man; they will thus acquire certain
degree of power and influence, which may force
the conservatives to abandon their position. IL
will at least prove concusivey that the Van Buren,
men hold the balance of power in their hands, it
will show the South that this party is too fomida-
BILE To he condemned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-16
Interesting from Yucatan.

La Paria of New Orlean has later advices from Yu-
catan than before published The papers continue to
give deporabe accounts of the situation of the white
inhabitants.
Jacinto Pat the principal chief Of the revolted In
dams has been negotiating with the government but
Is charged with Implicitly and treachery in the business
arms for certain stipulated indcmntics and personal
considerations Ceclo Eh another chief is desolating
the country by his barbarties
The Government has gone far to direct all the
Indians imprisoned on account Of directions to be
set at large and all criminal prosecution against lnd
ans for the same offence to be discontinued
On the 18th Of April there was action between
about 300 Indians Of Ehis division and the Yucatc-
cos The latter successful, routing the Indians
and killing 70 and woundng more. This success, so
far from giving them hope and spirit, only awakened
fears lest the Indians should down upon them in
greater force and as usual avcngc their slaughtered
brethren. The Yucatecos appear totally u EARNED.