The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-17
leI. Winn. nnd :. Rerkr NInunfnin., '.

Our readers wlIl recellcel thA, ve Psslssed. some tiu,e ago, the correspondence between Gen raylor and Col Wynn, on tho presentation of tue csse. i hratea war horse Rocky Meuntaia." The ral. ! having ioster to sse Washington Uaion uiIl bc read witA :AieFest
 PEovTpESoT, SOUTH SspF or REp RIVER.
 Lafayyffe Co, .Erk lane |. Isi9 Ar. RiicsH-SiS in the UnloR o, he tth os May have seen an artieie, copied from the New Hayea Register, thus: Rerierriag a SekoolaaSlsY- ol the city papers contains aa advertisement for a young ladies' semi nary. asd the principal nghlishes certificates from smiHeat genllemea al the Soash, tesafyiag to his qualifications. Among them sna the following bulletin from old Rough ana Ready:
 "W ,snGroN, April Q, Iste
 " | visited the above school, during review. while aaseT the suPertnierdence of Mr. Pearl, and fully agree m the above testimonials.
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 We shall not stand at ease "untiI we know whether the Old General reviewed' that seminary on the Rocy Mountain horse or Old Whiiey.
 .Nesc Haeea Register.
 do not know what motives induced the editor of the Register to publish the article above, unless he sapposes tbst voted for the gallant old soldier for President of the United States. having presented 10 hia the horse Rocky Mountain. Ii so he is awialiy mistaken. I understand that tt has been said for
 
 thea l am democrat and one quarter over. IL is well known thai before the annexation of Texas. the United States had, For many years, just cause for war with Mexico; ard as soon as the gallant old General was ordered 10 march his hite army te Corpus Christi. 10 gnani the western territory of Texas, in lSl6, did then present this noble horse 10 the gallant cid Hero; because dld also believe that from Corpus Christi the old hero would march his gallant army to- and capture the city of Mexico; and, being the owner of many hae thoroughbred horses, felt fl 1t would give pleasure for General Taylor to enter the cisynf Mexico with his noble little army, mounted upon war-horse bred by me My blood stock is well known n the United States al least. l love the old General. And how could dislike any man, xomsn or child, that hailed from the Old Dominion
 should I not also speak Of my old Dinwiddie neighbor, Major General Winfield Seoti' We were boys iogeiher--God bless him . 1 would have bet my pile that he could not have captured Vera Cruz with the loss of but fourteen men. But why should I dwell: the world knows more than could think about in an age. Scott, have but little doubt. is considered the first captain that lives, and Old Zack the second, bat as statesmen, do prefer others. l voted for General Cass, and do believe that he wall be President of the United States yet. MF. Ritchie, do inform us In these diggiHgs-we have heard the charge uade-if the lately appointed Postmaster General, Jacob Colilmer offered or voted for a resolution in the Congress of the United States having for s object the recall ot withdrawal of the American army from the republic of Mexico To line east of the Tlver Nueces, m Texas, 10 lst1 of lS4s. If 1t be a fact was it not lucky that he was not m command. and al The battle Of Buena Vista. with his aii, FitE Henry Warren, II the one had run the other would not have blown up the magazine really fear the Ieins too slack. To maSe good run, arace-horse should be rode with the reins in the hands o him who rides. and drawn moderately taught; otherwise he will o the sporting term) lose his action. or scatter worse than shotgun. hope that l am not iuvidioas. We have had a Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, and James K. Polk, that were presidents of the people, and not of party. have never voted whig ticket and would bet something that never will. Could expect a whig President of the people, and not Of party l should just as Sooa expect the sun 10 rise IH the West, and 10 set in the East. Old Vrgnia-hke refined gold God bless her ,-in her late election Is worthy of a noble people May those States yet to vote f& members ol Congress follow n her ioot- steps, Is my prayer. an respectfully yours, WILLIAM WYNN. \. B--We have had some heavy fIeshets ia Red nlaty may have bern done. only tar as fifty miles above and below ne. Some farms have not ten acres in cultivation; others have from one hail to three-qHarters of crop eft and i s now loo late to refiaht. Some of these farms work from J9 To lgg hands. have lost not ome acre, having leyeet. We Enisned laying by our crep of corn yesterday, 3ist May. We expect full p 008 bushels from 300 acres. and have far prospect iot J00 bags cotton of 4j0 lbs. each This Is far, aRd fnilv far al present. W. W.