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one,Day Later rom Europe.

The H. :, Courier q Enquirer published
Iho following despatch, received by the Cam
bras
luroBrAsr rB0u fUANcr.- Loudou, hllc
pIH ' of'oCt, r. ~ huiuuiIH June ? T. 49,
We have Intelligence from PARIS 10 'ridu,
"lHl evening, The election Ut President OF
llr Legislative Assembly tuph place yrttcr-
day, gud terminated in favor of NJ, Duwn.-
hllluliug was o. lull0Ws
Whole number ofYolos GuU
Associate myluy lu5
NJ, Dupu 800
a l.".T i. S1,'.3 81
bu1," was consequently proclaimed Pee
itrUf,
1ls 10 llc GrI indication given IN tho
urw Assu.Lly uitIr division of patiirs.
The 5H vito voted lur lruoricicrr nfc the
Wrdrrs'r rrpUbiigau ~ Cu,btsub,' l.rtiy, hot
there was @ division of opinion among The
mcuhgH OF tllf patty und considerable
number voted lur Dupu, The lrdu ltulbu,
&C. "l,cd m,N, b. much stronger thun Wns
rNPrctcd, ruu-'dcung the great number Of
nhHrulrrH.
Nothing positive was known about lhc new
Ministry
Lollou received in Paris from Naples, Of
lhc 9TH, snyH that the kug had returned Ia
his own SWics with The whole OF his army,
mud ihu lee hn- evacuated the Romnn States
az tho request Of tho French Governments
1'hc French Government Inns nl-o rrqucs.
ted tho AnaunuH not 10 nppronch Romc.
The Nlliouulc SAYS that the Guyerumrnt
lWs totally changed its policy NJ frgardslloly
aud Ihut a rupture ottlic eight DAYS armistico
concluded ou Ihc "!ud of May aud M imuo.
dlulu resumption OF hoslIln,cs may ho cNpcc-
ted.
Faou Arsrnn AM iluso,pY.- Jiana,
ahV %7u-lhc llungnriaus, 1t Is suid. have
drcdcd 20 wyc tho lurtiGriiulH at Bulu.
k"ssull b. o. occupy the Royil Palace there.
twenty thousand musl,cls nrc snid 10 hive
lnllru lniothr hnuds ofthc Iluugarans when
lIudI wa taken hy thrm
4 icucr from Tcrin says Geo coo Rus.
Sims ARE IN TmW4 WANNA, Md tlnl they have
rriaLcu trnnsHdi
II !. rrpurlcd lhut the lluurnrinus haze ~
ken Old Orown, aud that Tcmshuwr was IN
Jhr hand- Of Cen. Brm
Tho Austrian General puckucf'- CORPS and
'hc Russians are probably 10y lluis tih,c uni.
ted.
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The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET. Thursday la,


Reported for the Traveller.
At market, 40 hccfcnttlc, - pairs WORKING
oxen, 90 cows aud calves, go sheep aud
Lambs, 1850 swine -,
Beet easiic-EHtraiS7, %, lst quality, $50 a
90. "a do. a o,2a. Sd DO . - . 75
working Oxen S-Ou ~.
Cows aud Caires-$la, %, %, p, 81, and
$40
shceP-Se, e,s5, 2,62, a,s5, and $50.
Swinc-Shotcs o. pcddlc 81 a DC, pigs &c
Old hogs, ~. retail irOrn 5as.
BOSTON MARKET June. 10.
HEEF-EAiri mrss, - uO a 90 90. Moss.
l2nu o l2,"U,iNo. /. 10 90 a 90 Co, prime, citv'
900 1850, navy ~ Oh 90 co.
FORK Extra clear - 900 = 100 90, clear
ID 300.
LARD Boston G4 o : l. soutb,S west, Ga =
BUlIER-siorc l24 IL, shipping I4aI55
family - %.
CllEESE-ncw milh a s. four meal o a &,
chipping q
Howard Btfrct . a Q ~ Ohio.
80 o,uuiGcnvsvc, com. brands, Jl2 q 600
Icucscc, fancy brands, 40 "a 10.
,CORN-Hcllow, round, 90 u OU, flat 90 q 81 :,
white 90 a %.
oATs-southcrn, 3oa 81 northern, Il CO.
eastern, - 90
NOOL-Ihcrc ia very moderate supply
OF d'm5syic ftvTru 1ut uii-r!! --.i----.-
"4a'sat Ia about - ,llu Iha. within tho rapre
of Uuptuttnua
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rttt -fmGGlEIE nuNGARY

IrFfnl NOT been oheu demonstrated DIM
Iauls b. NOT always 20 tho HEouF, We
conclude ll once lIpr lh0 struggling
-rG.fs wu'ii'i h.. pll Ia llaEMum 90 tie
.nlp lihssla Is gathering ins .rHigiH,
pouring lbHhher bosIs,ip bal@ay =
lob MISUNDERSTANDING upaHfda Of ina
hIEangad mem, with 900 pieces uf eau
iuusai, aH-uro lho llungariaHa, % lie
s.g mrrll Of enthusiasm iu defence Of
aomrs aud lheir rights, aud glddd too,
,almeers fom oppwssod Poland, yfl it
ll1luo power bm Ihat which "Fuidos
ahdau! 49, ireeIs lho sIom" emu
tnu fouySk apparently uyer"holm-
rarroflbo "Auloorat ofull Russia, "rm
n..l some wui may yet Boz ouisuolclod
.Ibrr bnr,--und lhora 10 yel somo reason
Ha-r dat bolI, England and fmuoo
.I.H
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Z The Methodist Episcopal Church
aD have commenced legal proceedings
Tine recovery Of what thoy claim IA Iliuir
.e '' the Chnrch property according 10
'1n' Of the ''pan OF scparajion,' muiu-
'lect 10 tytirJ ttyurttI ur,r' tlt,. I....tl.- at
-- -ls.es.! -enuiarenea- of lsli. but ritcr-
-'' declared to be unconstitutional 10y the
'7b5m Church at their general conference
-ts
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t''lers ~ rnE Cholera. The n. Y.
''f states them nslollows; at cleans the
''' makes mon temperate, reduces the
so' strawberries, raises the price rheoc
VS. @dnd to 20 to coed, rni,cs the price
"S IN" 'n'phcr,tIins the theatres crowds
churches, shuts oh',hc Soda fountains
yes The hoieIs benefits the Doctors, gives
''' ana Holsters holiday; aud furnishes
US WIN topic to write about"
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I SUDDEN brtfH.-Rar,-AA William b. Tan.
pun, agent of the American Sabbath School
Union No Cornhill, died yesterday morn.
ing nj iorlUck, at his residence in Granville
uilcr a sickness ofahout II hours. Ito preach
ed last Sabbath az Mattnpoisett, returned to
the city on Monday morning, and spent the
forenoon AT his Office. aud returned home i'm
tho cars at . =. NJ Boston .Hlas.
Is Your L,rer Diseased y Your may find re-.
lief if you viii try in time. .
New Jersey, Bord0utoNn, Oct. 25, 1915.
MIR Seth w Fowlc Dear Sir am well
aware that persons Of every age and sex, aud
condition ia life, IN every part oftho country,
have used, aud bccu,beuciittcd by Dr. HisiaT'S
BsisdA IF mud .CkrryH. My own life has
been saved by Il My fathers aud my moth.
crs family were both consumPtlve. 90 My faith.
or, mother, and a sister dlcd with that fatal
disease, For some years, | have been pro.
disposed to It myself About one year ago
was quite SICK for number of weeks, coniih.
ID TO my bed when the pain IN my side would
allow ne TO lay. My physician pronounced
fay,.Aiscasc liver complaint; my hyar was
much cnlnrged.-l raised blood several times;
the pain ~ my side was SO severe that the
cars Trr~yrrrg IN the street by the door Affected
ine / was cuppcd, blod, and had various 9th
or remedies applied, but all td no PURPOSE;
rot no relief At last my physician said he
could not cure me. ! expected 10 die soon, but
Pruv'ucutrufty heard At, und ubtTIurd, Il bot
tie of your Balsam, which relieved me at
once. was acknowledged To pcrsGycrc inusing
IT, nutii tuuk fur battles, lgAich say
cd my life and cured nc My health Is now
good For liver complaints ! believe 1t Is
most certain cure Signed, 10y
MARTHA A. BETCHEL
am acquainted with Mrs. Betchcl-hor
utatumcntis true, Signed,
WlllTALL STOK rs, Druggist
The genuine sgucdl Butts on the wrapptf I
FJr sale by ) G.. bingham St Johnsbury /
Pintni J, Flint, 81 Johnsbury Centre i /
Parks, PaeuinpFic, and dealers in medicine |
-
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oonneotIout y PaaaumpaIe RIy.
w 00L ! W0OL. |

INlE subscriber would say 10 his former
u patrons that hr continues the business Of
AiNbfTCTtRiNG 81 'rassumpsle Vllage,
apd vii have
NEOIBCLOTHG, DOE-SEEYs, THEEBH.
FL.iNYkLs, aHd FHOGkLSG,
together With some CASH, to-e4change Tor
WOOL.
Grey Cloths, Nc made 10 order, a. usual.
n u, Al wool brought 10 be manufactured
90 ~ boz exchanged, must bo we'll washed and
a@ae -gf ~ = GOOD elllllian-
GEO GRIFFIN
lassumpsio, June ! 4, iriG. Ga0wG
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Gf-sloo0o0 RoA,loIlars have been coined
~ lbo philadelphia mint

/ @ f'rlCOOOO goliioIlurs have been coined
~ lho Philadelphia mint
FwttrowNa a GoLD Do1LaR. Persons
must be- careful wlIlr-thuur lule Gilawa
Tho editor Of lho Baltimore Sun saw q younp
hdy few days since la a terrible flight, bo,
cause one Of them which aho had pat IN her
't'e'''i' f'F sac ksGp plug had uulucLily .lippaL
down her throat.
- = The Washington correspondent Of lho
baltimore Patriot, IN letter doled Wnshng.
ton, june b, says lliut tho Rev. Thouins Sew
~, otlhe Bnllimote Aununl Methodist Con.
lrrence has been appointed Consul for 81.
Jago io Cuba.
DEArH % MANA EngEwonsn. The eel.
ohraled wrllcr aud lady, Maim Edgeworh.
died May ~, ~ Edgoworihtown, County Of
longl@el iceland. She was in' her sd
yonr.
Gy'Gen. Gaines was Inferred NJ Mobile
on The 7Il inst, under high military honors.
0y-Gcn Taylor Is expected to ,sir the
North IN August.
kLrrp.-An lrshmnu was killed on the
-, - q W. hhilfuhn on llniradny morning
OF last week. lie WIS placed NJ watch OF,
wednesday, evening nj particular place on
the rond md from the situation ~ which lis
body was found, Il IN supposed lbad ha fell
asleep Yesterday morning on the track, aud
was Killed hy Tho frcighr trgiu, which leaves
concord about midnight,
CAurroN-Wc ARE informed rhnr spurious
hills Hrc ~ circulation ~ set,,s parts of ihr
SHic, purporling to- have hrcn issued by The
Butndun~liuuk, Tho public nrc invited To-
notice that no bills have ~ get booH issurd
ly this hauk, nor tyill be before the LIST orJu.
~ Brandon UhiA>
Tho P,usburg Mercury recording tho n,nr.
rage ~ Miss Holmes president OF tho Martha
Washington Total Abstinence Soririy, 10 Nfr
hndrnw Horn, nppouds tho following
"fhir Juln lived IL tenrpruncr maid,
Aud preached ~ beauties night aud morn;
b., slill her wicked urigS,bor- snid
Shr b' Fo her pledge aud TOOK q Horn
for all kinds Of goods suited 90 thurp who
are providing outhts Cor California, Oak Hall
boston, srcmr Ia keep the lead, a. thcchrapcst
and rrc1t"tt place in the Union it,saIso un.
uYnllt5 i"fcNefy ysrcty of Furnishing t;ood,4
Tor Traveller, Gentlemen who stay at home
Boys Clothing, &c Sc, the advcft,yemru,
"a another column. GtOrQ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

The JournNi Of Commerce suys that
,''N'n' tnraud States Government agent
H'o'ercN is now the wcalthirst nan in
ID .4o,l'la Naluing his real c&iaio .. at san
Nv, wv" SEQ ut what it was worth At the last adj
=. "' would doubtless bc the richest man
North America.
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D. ''lNrER ~ LucE-Richard Boylstop.
d. %, VINO has been editor aud publisher or
\ s. '"'ers' IN. Ill., "Fafmer's Cabinet" for
wa" forty years, has been in Boston,
s.. Jug legacy Of S.i0,6o0 ten him by a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

In Greensboro, June Shy Rev. WIN. A
Chapin, MIR Nelson Rand, OF South Cransbu
~, 10 Miss Julia a, daughter Of Merrill VIII
iitn., Esq, of Greensboro
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TIC 'No'm 'iiams Transcript mentions
.,n,, ana fatal disease among horses in
/. ~; Image, Five or six have diod-dnd more
. me symptoms are cramp, swell.
4. ''''c"Iiy orswallowing aud breath
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yuE CHOLERA.

ILroDrN " biili raging IN ilir South HHii
N,,anA r .omr plaeer IL IL on the incrcanr,
u. ib. laL ncfc wcro 20 cuscs iu Nushyillri
he I-ib. % eases No Plilndrlphia. For
urr, rmiuF lhe l9lh, lheu were ~
%, ly ch"lom Ia New Ode1us, There
w lau tow cnse, 40 Brooklyn NY,
-.ln.-, DEATHS hy Cholera In ~, Ion
s saturday, ri; on SUNDAY, H5i on Mon,
,naud on tho litb, a5-u We four
D.. l1- Ca the lGlIi lhoro woro ~ chuI-
--menl, in Z cemoloricr
\ despatch from Moufoal lle lGlh,
ua, lbr British American League viii
a.uc l-.b Of July Tho Governor Gcu-
i,ul ulhuds, md II h said VIII not
.rlo she cuy agnlu, A rroug guard h.
maintained pI Ibo Government ilouso,
lsh everything quiet, -.~.-.-,
rml lbr Wooden Factory, belonging 90
''u,~il ''t,l lAe Cabinet ShgpofD. W.
lI no S0uoup UiNrrwrrc destroyed by
~, Monday morning Tact, Win 40 ibolr
700. hos. about $1,000, NJ Tuulc
Uvi ~ -l,25a > NJ Wood for ~
rl,,ius N, Clay and mou hy ulc
OF Turner have had GshL They
asperJ with pistols & ,hcu took kuiycs,
'uws, killed aud Clry severely wom.
70 WIS reported Uut Clay wp, drnd,bu
rpors Indicate that lo may recover
4uso ofIhc trouble between tie cots
.,i, not stated.
Tho Boston Traveller mentions llic
Mc of CON Bclltnnpof Windsor,thc colc-
4,cd Ra,lroud contractor llo hns been
ck ioi some uwc, md probably he failure
attributable To hat Circumstance. a G'w
lsgrcr,1s wr lrnrn. ho wac coHsi,ty ed to
80 dangerously H.
7nuoNAG CONFINEMENT A C>mrou.
H ibcdcIcFHc, elected 10 form rroyis-
I'd Government met, aud published ma ud.
s'' recommending another Convention to
tTti n August, At which all pats Of Cali.
-gl may ba moro fully represented.
iDdy District Of San Francisco rro,is.
E0cTnmcut exists. On lho 5ih Of
llhc following resolution was adopted .
ublc meeting convened for IlIo special (.
aia'e Of considering The sulJ,ct Of negro .
vg;
"l1'lhc,dclcgnlcs who nrc tn represent
district of san Francisco IN ihc Cou,cn
hal d, 90 he held nt san jose Coz the for
sion Of Provisional CpHgiIuiiun ARE
rN desired, requested, aud instructed
a'' honorable mcausto oppose any act,
'sur, provision, ot ordinance, that Is rut.
~ uunher the Introduction ol'lomcS-
''ry, ol ofNcr HeIYoSs as app oniircs BY
''1. o. oHerrige, 10 be employed IN The turi
H3 ctlomo.'
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L.o, N4IoN' June l4th, FraRklin Haven
..r5r 49,, a' pointed Assistant Treasurer for
,g : wee Henry hubbard
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2EM24AKA 4gYA
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lnl lhn WOODEN Factory, belonging 90
9-''~~lr s.a,l lAe Cabinet Sh.pofD. VI.
.IU. nc S1Uoug BlNrrwrrr destroyed by
+ n Monday morning Win 40 ihcir
u. l.a.. about $1,000. Nj Tuulc
urt ~ -l,25g ) NJ Wood for ~.
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o. Since milking up preceding article
noticing the illness often. Belknup.wc learn
that lac died on Tuesday, il,c l9tb,at his resi.
dcncc 40 Windsor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
3 Dpnarture of the California EligraltS.

On Monday, the 18Th inst, the california emil
grafton took up its line of March from this city.
The emigran,s were all in good health and sam
guine spirits, there not being SINCE case of sick
ness among them. They were wei equipped and
in every respect prepared for the trip. The par
ties that left this city the 18th. we're the Van
Buren, Emigrating Association" the " Washing
ton City Mutual Mining Company Capt. E. B.
Robinson, the .: Louisiana California Trading As
socation, Capt Pibron, the :. ST. Josephs CalltoE-
MIA Emigrants," Capt. Shacklefor9 pack mule
company, the g Empire Mining Association
Capt. Hammond, pack mule company. Besides
portions Of several companies that we're encamPed
on the south side Of the river. prefelring the route
from Van Buren to Choteau's Trading House, at
which point they expected to join their respective
companies.
The emigrants from this point proceeded on
Gregg's route to Santa Fe. crossing the river al
Webber's Falls, above the mouth of tie Canadloo.
When last heard from, they were about seventy
five miles distant, and going mernly, meeting
with no accident.
! The result of this expedition will establish the
merits of The Arkansas route to California and
greatly increase the already rapidly growing town
of VAN BUREN. Whilst we hear of the thousands
that nOaiting at ST. josephs, Independence, and
other towns onrthe Missouri frontier, for spring
grass, and mild weather, the emgrants tina: start.
ed from Van Buren are over an hundred miles on
their journey, and going ahead goyy. They will
be half way to California before the Missouri emf
grants start. Capt. Folsom. in his letters from
San Francisco to Gen. Jessup, expresses a decided
preference for the Arkansas and Gia route. We
anticipate for the emigrants speedy trip, and as
pleasant can be expected by overland "
/ Since the departure Of the emigrants, our town
is resuming its wonted quiet; the hustle and pre-
paraiion of the past month have selt led down into
regular and steady business. Our merchants are
receiving large supplies of new goods, and are
turning their attention to the quiet Of country
| trade.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

G With pleasure we nser, ,bo c-@
froW Miss SAWYER, The Princio,l orU
Seminary at Fayetteville upd w. 'D'
testimony. that the morals and soci,I :,
of the young ladies ara not poro -. '"'e'
any institution of the country I, 81 ''"'e
ed to by Miss s., no one i, to blame h.,
should receive the gratuations Of IT,; ia'
must be remembered tha, love H., "e'
and teachers, as we'll as a. /" locksn,;,r
Fem. SEM, FAYErrEvIrrp A.,
To The Editor Of The htelligeneer
DEAR SIR-Will you allow mo ,b
dium Of your paper, to corre,, 'Ous
which the public mind will rece;ro -. 'mp'
ment over the signature of per;., rom \
lnteligencer 1t is true, the yonna, ' "a
clandestine marriage is detailed h., d
a member of this school, and had lere
entered by her father fortwo ye, - -. ~ Oe'o
at the time of that unhappy otcprroUnSSe.
a vacation in the school Of lew A."
young lady had always resided with iS
they alone regulated her soci,l in,o., |
controlled her when out Of sthooI NJ,
where the marriage rites were ,erfo,ma5 =
the music room of this Semin,rv na.
music teacher any connection With ,b.,
Such marriage could not ,e sslemria.
building pertaining 10 this insituty, o..
the grounds over which hav, co,,ol
Very respectfully, yours 6c
S SAWv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
Latest from lhe Gold RrgiOns

The New York Herald of the 81 N
talns advices from San Francisco to |
brought by Edward A. Suwerkrop. IL
made very quick trip overland throd
10 Vera Cruz. thence TO Mobile, IN i
steamer Great Western, and thence 20
Mr.. S. had visited the mines with q
and Captain Folsom. and had been 9
three leagues Of ihe diggings. lie g
that those officers had written relatives
region. He met in his journey throA
about one thousand Americans, Mex
lshmen, Frenchmen, &C., &c, on
the coast. bound 10 California. III
banditli levied black mail on all III
parties Of Americans. With them n
the elephant.
The mail steamship California II
about two hours sal. from Mazalan, 4
Of the 18th of February. She was
Francisco. There was no coal al
her, and as she had only coal enough
up. il is q matter OF uncertainty as d!
at Panama on the 18th March, as v
The vessel that carried the coal for
Ian, reached that port about tweIva
tho California had left. She proced
Bias 10 discharge.
The price of gold had risen. in co
the large arrivals of specie from Sa
paraiso. &C., and which has been
hands of the sherchants at San tra1
vestment.
The whole of Lower California
by the men, who had gone North
When Mr.. Suwerkrop touched at Y
he found scarcely any males there
The latest letter states that, oiler
the greatest severity, fine weather .
snow had begun to melt, and man
started, and were on the eve OF SID
mines, 10 recommence operations,
sales of goods had, in consequence
crease.
About seven hundred persons
San Francisco from Valparaiso, ."
hundred from the Sa ndwich ISLANDS
about seven thousand in California
mence operations in the mines 90
weather would permit.
The price Of provisions had oe9p
derate. On the 30th of Janutry,
was selling al so per barrel; eY m
at SIC. Pork was dull at s3p per
beef could scarcely be sold. No
SD per barrel for it. -
A large amount of goods vas oa'.
four cargoes from China, iwO ea,s
goods from Sydney, New S'uih wa
vessels from Valparaiso and tho III
Mexico, and several vessels from Ill
There had been no arrivals fron
States. The sloop of wa ST. Mary
national vessel ut San Francisco.
1t appears that. notwithstandlns
ports to the contrary, the United ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
CAPTAIN DRA1TON,

The Abolition press are chanting their SYM
pathetic strains for the fate of the notorious indi.
vdual, whose name figures, at the head of this
pa ragraph, and who was convicted of negro steal.
ing, in the District of Columbia, and was sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary, to expiate his daring
piratical attempt. $500. t.
H Although many Of those papers profess to ad-
vocate the Christian religion, yet they are giving
aid and comfort to the volators of the seventh
Commandment. The following canting verse is
from the Christian Citizen" religious paper
of the abolition stamp, condemnatory of the insti-
tutions and government, that punishes he who
violates the command: "Thou shalt not steal"
In dungeon, dark and dreary, Bill. &c ID.
ag Cherries, helpless. and alone, .. O.
With the damp earth for his pillow, ..a
For his couch the unyieIding stone; a.
With no friendly hand to aid him,
No kind voice his soul to cheer,
behold brother lying 10 s-.7r
Wherefore does he nger here ?
Christian Citizen.
" Wherefore does lie linger hsre?''
Deserted friendIess and alone; a..
For none to look with sorrowing eye,
See Drayton in his cell of stone,
A prey TO thought Of gloomiest dye.
No being comes his gloom to share.
" The morrow's morn brings no relief,
For thus Hes kept a captiue there.
Because "poorp DRArros is THIEF.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
Annoinimenls in tLe LnAina D.

lVna
David ID. Mitchell. of Missouri n h.
tendent of Indian Affairs al ST .Lon, A.
Charles n. Handy, of Mis,ur 70 b.
Agent at Osage River Agency
Jno. Wilson, Of Missouri, 10 / Ind;,, A.,
Salt Lake Agency, California. :
James S. Calhoun. Of Geotio. n b.
Agent, at Santa Fe, New Mexii.
Andrew J. Dorm, of Missouri b beI,H.
Agent at Neosho Sub-Agency.
VIM. II. Bruce, of w isconsinlobeI,a
Agent at Green Bay, Wisconsin,
William Prentis. of Illinois. ,lba l,4.I
Agent on the Sacramento and 81 tJra,Gn
CaIifornia.
John Raiford. Of Alabama. to r,.,
vice James Logan. removed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
GENERAL GRDER--yoI
LITTLE Rock, April

LITTLE hOCh, AprIl I Isl
The following named genilemente an
as the Staff of the Governor, and l. r,c
be respected and obeyed accordiAo i
pective rank:
ALLEN WooD, Of Madison counanb
tant General;
Henry NJ. REcToR, of Saline Coay,
spector General;
WILLIAM +. ASHLEY, of Pulaski 3rr
Paymaster General, l.
GEORGE w. PATRICK, of johnson n,
Quarternasier General.
HENRY Wilcox, Of Crawford ct
Commissary General:
DANIEL J. CHAssMER. of Indepsn5a
10 be Surgeon General;
With the rank of Brigodier General.
JAMES VAUGHN, of Ouachita county.
de-Camp;
JAMES B. JOHNSON, of Pulaski Co.
Aid.de-Camp;
HAMPTON b. FArcnE, of Carroll cod
Ald-de-Camp;
JORDAN n. EMBREE, of Jefferson cod
Abide Camp;
With The rank of Lieut.. Colonel OF lnia
JOHN SELDEN ROAl
CoD'nander-in an Chief Of the Milifia Of
The Young American equestrian. VI
nandez, made his first appearance 4
Royal Amphitheatre, London, March
debut was a complete triumph.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

6TFrom the great proportion of cergymen
that left this point in the California emigration.
we have every reason to hope for and expect a
moral stale of society in the gold diggings. And
also from the large number of lawyers and doc
tors that went along, we may expect to hear Of
much ltigation and are led to suppose that ii is
sickiy country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

E-The subjec; of 'free soiIsm' will ere long
be settled in California as many of the emgrants
who departed last week, took along with them,
their slaves. The question may be settled before
the next session of Congress. ..--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

,ised to leave New Orleans, for the Arkansas
river on the 18th instant. ... r-. a....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Fanaticism.-A petition, signed by severa! men,
and women of Andover, presented to the
House of Representatives, at Boston, the other
day, I" for the peaceabe secession of Massachu-
setis from the American Union. .'-Erchange.
Let the traitors quit the country if they do not
like the Union. The Union is not kept together
to annoy them, and neither will it be dissolved 10
please them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

Inc Georgetown Cd. CO. Advocate states that
the great telescope used by the famous Philosopher
ana a, Astronomer, De Vico, in his discoveries in
lege. The objec, glass, alone, is valued at 1000.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

facetious at the expense Of the lntelgencer," on
the subject of appointments and removals. The
Adrocate thinks Gen. Taylor is competent. The
editor knows. - IL