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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

The Cash System.-A short time since, when
we dumped" the credit system, we said, expert.
ence taught us that the credit system would not
do. And now, in the SAME spirit of frankness we
assert, that experience, though upon short trial,
convinces US that the cash system will do, and fur
ther, on that system, we can print more reading
matter. and furnish our subscribers with paper
which, for typographical precision and workman
ship is not surpassed by any in the State. and at
lower price. Now, we get the fruits of our la
Dor, give all, the worth of their money, we can
pay our hands, and support our family. Before
we did neither, and no was satisfied; now, all
are. Although we dotted above one hundred de-
linquents, our list has got back to the original
number, and with emotions of gratitude we make
cur acknowledgements to those friends who stepped
forward and aided US in carrying out our new
system, by collecting money and subscribers tor
us. Many of our Oldest and best subscribers whose
names are still on our list, are yet in arrears,
for the present and the last years subscription.
They will place themselves nearer to our heart,
and will infinitely help our purse, by sending
up the amounts they owe US. Ihe " lntelll-
gencer' is now in its etghh year, having
headed all the winds of adverse circumstances,
and triumphed over all malignant enemies, now
stands near the head of the list of journals of
this State, one of the oldest. long tried and
most permanent papers in Arkansas. As to
Its influence, leave that for others to speak of
we are willing for friends and enemies 10 tes-
! tify. f.. --... .....-a . --.. .... ..
| We embrace this occasion 10 tender our warm
est thanks to those friends who stood up to US in
the g hour of trial. and were with US when we
weathered the gale. They sustained US when we
would have fallen ough-rusng to our energy
| and industry. The increasing subscription and
patronage of the lNTEILIGENCER will, we hope, en-
able us soon to increase still further, the reading
matter in its columns, when it will become the
most interesting paper IN the State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16
TERMS REDUCED.

o. WANTED.-We want sprightly, intel
ligent lad, IA or Is years old, TO come and learn
the printing art with US. One from the country
preferred. -4 .- .- -t-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

CT Our acknowledgements are due to the po-
lite officers of the Pennywi and Duroc for late N
Orleans papers. ..r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Mr.. J. NJ BUTLER, of Little Rock, is authorized
20 take subscriptions for the arkansas InteUigen-
GER, to receive payment therefor. and to receipt
for the me-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

CONSUL AT LIvERPooL.-The Louisville Courier
says:-We hear it from reliable authority, that
Colonel Tho. L. Crittenden, son Of Governor Crit
tenden, Of Frankfort, Ky, has been appointed
Consul at Liverpool.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

OLFMr. EwBANK, the editor of " The Hydrau-
licks," has been appointed Commissioner of Pa
tents. This appointment has given dissatisfaction
to some of the whig press, because he is not
strong partizan. We should suppose from the
professions of the Taylor no-party party, that
such would not be an objection. They say he is
not strong whig-has done nothing for the party.
1t seems that the only thing in his favor is that he
is amply qualified to fill that important office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Apples concerted inio exchange
paper mentions the marriage of Hen Apple, to
Mrs. Sarah Apple. Sc these two apy were con-
verted into poir.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

GThe ship fever mas commenced its ravages
among the emigrants at Deer Island Hospital, be-
low Boston. =auL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

The LADY's BoOK.-The June No. of this ma
gazlne reached US with the incoming Of the month
We have not had time to pay it our respects, more
than TO look over and admire its numerous and
beautiful embellishments. 1t contains in all tbir-
teen. some of the most superior engravings A
portion of them are devotedto to utility especially,
such as model cottages, cottage furniture, fash
IONS, the :" work table, &c. It's literary contri-
buttons are from the best American authors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

The editor Of The Eagle threw brick first, and
then run--he did not wait until he was answered.
We were ignorant of his departure at the time our
paragraph was published. We did not mean to
take advantages, so take that brick back.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

G-DANrEL CARROLL, of Duddngton, aged IS
years. is dead. He was nephew of Charles Car
roll of Ca rrolton, of Revolutionary memory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

IHE LADIES GARLAND for June arrived by the
last mail. 1t is neat little periodical, containing
the best OF reading matter-embellished with an
excellent view of the 4" Medical College of Geor-
gla." Published by SAMUEL ID. PATTERSON, 90
Chestnut street, Philadelphia for 81 per annum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

The Van Buren Lnteliigencer has "fung" a
brick over this way he waited, however, until
the editor of the Eagle was half way 10 Virginia.
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Heroism of Venice.-On the I'd Nav, Gef
iaynau summoned Venice to sur rrender. In :.
swer Manin sent the decree of the assembly, at
Venice would defend herself at all extremes.
The rich have give eight millions to their cohry.
Two considerable families have given q they
possess to the State. The public SERVICES pro-
vded for to December next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Ne0 Post R0"te.-A new route will go into
operation on the lst July, from Fort Smith 10 Fort
Washta.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Walnut Greek and Vichetaac JIountaius.--On
looking over Gregg's map of the Plains, we see a
road marked out from that point travelled bv Gao
tain Boone, IN 1916. This road posses almost due
South 10 the Red Fork of The Arkansas river to
the Salt Rock. Thence in the Same direction to
junction with Gregg's road between the Forks
of The Canadian, whence the Wche,aw Noun
taIns can be seen, and reached without any OBJ
stacle. .--..--- .'.. ........
We make this remark at the suggestion of
correspondent, who proposes that the company of
Col. Black can visit the latter place if all their
expectations are not realized at Walnut Creek.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

ONE OF THE JONES' Who IS she?-A n exchange
says the following is correct description of jones'
Born in Ohio about % years old, 5 feet 81
inches high, hazIe eyes, dark brown hair, common
complexion. Has scar on thumb of left hand,
and the letters ]. ]. 1883, also an anchor and
whale, in Indian ink, on left arm near the wrist
Has two small scars on forehead, on edge of the
hair
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

OF The Rev. t. J. Burroughs. who was tried
In Maryland, for killing j. B. Bishop, is acquitted,
on the grounds thar he acted in self defence.
GI- California gold bars, valued at $4,000.
brought by the Sophia Walker, to Boston, were
sent to the Philadelphia mint, on Friday
One thousand snakes were lately killed in one
week at st. Francisvie, La. AT Bayou Sara they
lake lodgings IN the houses and peoples teds.
10 impro0ethe Fldror Of Co6ee.-To each pound
OF well roasted coffee, add forty or fifty grains of
carbonate OF soda. 1t greatly improves the beve.
rage, beside making i, moro healthy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

0TThe Little Rock Democrat says an Academy
for young ladies has been established at New Cas-
cony, in this State, under the charge of the Sis
ters Of Mercy"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

1--WE have Just beer shown list of near 40
persons, who contemplate leaving this place for
the Wichetaw Mountains, sometime in Julv. tn
hunt gold. Success to them
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Il Substantial COmpliment.-Ou. acknoyleda
menis are due to Capt. VIM. STEWARD, on Frog
Bayou, for lot of excellent corn.fed h,cop oc.
companled with corresponding quantity Of corn
meal
lfeVery press had many such earnest supporters
as our friend on Frog Bayou, there would be no
complaint against the manner in which the life
as well as the liberty of the press is maintained
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

California Emigrants By the Northern Route
The St. Louis ReveiIe states tina. up TO 18th May,
$3.50 emgrant wagons had crossed the river at
St. Joseph, and at several landings thence to
Council Bluffs 1850. There is an average of four
persons and eight oxen mules to each wagon
Whole number the Plains from St. Joseph
and points above, 1850 wagons, II 400 men, and
"a 500 animals.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

Pine Apples.--The climate of Florida is said to
be peculiarly suited to the production of pine ap-
pies. Eight or nine hundred dollars worth can be
raised to the acre. They worth ir the south
era markets, at wholesale, five cents piece.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

CF1he New School Presbyterian Conference
al Philadelphia, has appointed the first Monday in
January, 1850, to be observed as day of fasting
and prayer, by the Church, throuehou the Union
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

arrest Of Clergyman.-The True Wesleyan
announces the fact that Jarvis C. Bacon, Metho-
dist Preacher, on Grayson circuit, Virginia, has
been arrested and committed for trial, charged
with circulating a L" Bible argument" against sla-
very, exposing the "snfulness of the institution
with s. felonious INTENT" &c. If convicted, the
penalty is Imprisonment in the Penitntiary for
one or five years.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

0I- 1t is reported that Mr.. Crawford recon-
mends to Gen. Taylor to organize strong mill
tary force in California, of volunteers, 10 sustain
Gov. Smith, until Congress shall act for the Ter
Irtor |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

0@ylt is believed that General Taylor will lay
Mr.. Labouchere's bill for the repeal of the Navi-
CATION Laws Of England before Congress, if passed
by The British Parliament, proper subject for
legislation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

GA prize .oeshpp tpndred gpneas has been
offered e sss|sfs y s: & S:',y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

The Hopes of Monarchists in Frane.-An Eng
llsh paper says: The calculations oflhe Monarchi-
cal party in France are that no. less than 600
partisnns of Misunderstanding in that term,
LeGitImlsts, Oreonists, and Borpartiss, are like.
Iy to be returned to The new legislative chamber !;
and of the Republican party oily $50. The So
cIalisis, who will very prSably be confined to
Paris, or nearly so, declar they will return Is
members out of the 2S the represent the capital.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-16

O%~We understand that important dispatches
have been received at the War Department, from
California, setting forth that the people had or
ganized government for themselves, and adopted
the Wilmot Provso as fundamental article.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
FRANCE.
The SOciaIist.DemOcra Triumph.

Our dates are 10 the 18th inclusive or one day later
than the adyices received by the Niagara
The elections continue 10 engross public attention.
and there doubt but that the Socialists have been
most successful
All the Ministerial journals admit this not only in
Paris but throughout the provinces.
There IL yet doubt ss 10 whether = ~, IL OF
Is Socialists are returned for the Seine.
The Department OF the Yonne, hitherto 40 entnusias
tic in favor Of the BoDaperte family has passed over to
tue Socialist Democrats.
Bordeaux. the City Of the 18th March, has gone for
the Socialist Democrats.
The inhabitants Of Rouen and ilavre have gwen a
vast number of votes to the same party as also Al
licr aud the Puy de Dome.
Dordoguc has quit the brutal " ssbreur Marshal bu-
ecaud Lyons and lie immense population oi opera
tvcs have OF course, gone for the Socialists
Not .egitmist has been returned from Paris Ihs'
party il completely destroyed there though II Ia said
that there win be about 20 Legtmists from the De
psrincnts in the new Chamber.
One thing IL now ccriain-the rctcuonafy tehdeh
ces spoken of by the Press in England as prevailing
throughout France nowhere visible IN these eec
tiOns.
The whole Social Democratic list has been carried ~
the Tarn against the Conserystivc ticket NJ dc
lieckcren has been defeated on the Bas khin.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
LarrR FROM BERMUDA AND DENARARA.-By

the Lady of the Lake we have received Mes OF 'he
Bcrmrdaq to MAY % The Legislative Session oil the
Islands was opened BY Gen Elliot on the 2l't IN ms
address His Exccency referred to the position oi IN
Bermudas as the first stage the lines OF steam ON
p,unication between England and the West Indies
There had been another between the Boston
yacht Brenda and the Bermudsn yacht Pearl in when
the former was the conqueror.
We find in the same paper sdvices from British Dui
ana to April y The intelligence from the colony Is
important The progress of the public business hs'
again been suddenly arrested and neither parry up
pears disposed TO abandon its position ., .
1 The difficulty has arisen in this way MI NtoN, on'
Of the Financial representatives introduced certain re
solutions for controlling the expenditure IN
with the reduced votes which the Combined our mao
elected in the estmste but the Governor vetoed the
resolutions without allowing any discussion, on tno
ground that their object entirely within 'ne P,O
vince of the Executive. The Combined toari ON 'He
other hand insists that the Governor has seled unoo
su,ationally-his being violation oil tne eslso
Lshed right OF the Combined Cour; 10 rsse the aHes
ana 10 control the expenditure of the revenue ihe
Members have called upon the Governor to wiihdrs"
his veto which he declines TO do the members there
for, refuse 10 proceed with the estimate
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
ENGLAND.
Attempt TO As-a-.inate the Queen.

shortly otter O'Clock the evening Of the lefh,
Her Majesty and Prince Albert while returning in an
open landeau from Hyde-park down Constitution NIL
o. buckingham Palace q sbOung man, wearing white
flannel ackcf and Deari.g all the appearance Oi me
chsnic eveled pistol NJ the Queen from within the
ratings Of the Green park. while the carrag. was pass
ug the OF the hill close 10 the 1riumphal Arch
The Queen and the Prince did not appear much
alarmed and the carriage on the order Of the Queen
proceeded 70 the Palace Both were uninj jurcd
The rniscrcant, who Is AZ lrshrnan, named 5onh
Hamilton, was Immediately seized ~ one o. ihc a
Keepers and by a soldier Who jumped over the rails
The pistol Il is believed was loaded with ball. ne
was Immediately taken 20 the Kingst station where
at the time our Reporter left the scoundrei was uhoe'
examination. Iii.
The greatest excitement prevails in the metropolis In
consequence Of the diabOlcal attempt
The man who is about thirty or hve ana thlry year,
Of age appears q raiiOnal Individual.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

The general impression that some important ii .t
tral changes are Al hand would seem TO be not WIN
out foundation Ministers. II is said are ashamed .,
their recent visible and invisible nsjornes oi '"p ana
teH and are determined trying the enect oi lIesn
the following programme Of the contemplated arrange
rnent and ve it, doubling i's accuracy 50 much a.
we do its practcsbiity As, however 1t VIII probably
bv 1, 10 kecn look out Lord Clarendon, Premier, 70
be succeeded In his viceroysy by Mr. Sidney Herbert
raised 20 the pecrage Lord Lsnsdowne to be made
duke succeeded President of the Councl by LoId
Jobp Russell slso called 70 the House of Lords.
Messrs Lsbouchere, Barring and Sir j. C. Hoohouse 70
be made peers. sir James Graham goes TO The Adml-
ralty with Mr. Cardwen as Secretary and Nj 6ad-
stone 10 be President Of the Board OF Trade oi Contro
This is bold shuttle certainly, turning up no less than
four new poerages and dukedOmi STANDARD, jptn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
LATER FROM JAMMcA.-We have received
files of the Kia1sOs M0raE4 J0Ernalto May 10, from

files OF the hia1S;Os M0r1HS J0hhd9 10 hsy iNi AV''
which we copy the following items OF Intelligence
Areport has been circulating here that his EScelen
cy sir Charles Grey the Governor OF this Island j. eN
pected shortly 10 resign the seals Of Office for the pur
pose of succeeding Lord Egin IN the government oi
canada and that Lord Harris will succeed cir Charles
n administering the government OF this Island
A smart shock OF earthquake was experienced 10
ST Andrew on the sth al about fifteen minutes 10 one
o'clock.
similar shock wa. also felt in this city few min
utes after the above
There had been shower At Cornwall. for the hr.t
time three months and the inhabitants were reJoc-
ing at the prospect Of speedy termination Of the
drouth.
THE Neseurro TERRIroRY.-By the arrival OF the
Royal Mail steam packet TeylOt We have received al
vices from Grey Town 10 the 10th UT kvefyihins 2
was quiet there. There was some little sur IN the
place few days previously, caused by Nr. lempsky
who was formerly in the Kings service) returning
from the Lake of Nicaragua where ne had gone Win
the American cmigrants on his way 70 California Win
the news that the Nicaraguan authorities AZ Fort ian
Carlos had refused him leave to psss because ne Was
an enemy TO their country II Is believed that this step
has been taken without authority from the Ncsraaah
Government
Dr. Brown whs went 70 Nicsragus az Representative ye
of company in New York 70 treat with the Govern.
ment about making communication by steamer and
railroads this part OF the sihmus has arrived
here RIA Costa Rics and IL Is sad that he has made an
Arrangement with the Nicsragusn Government, by
which they give his company great exclusive privileges
forty years the end OF which time their railroads
viii become the property OF Nicaragua and the eompa
IN are 10 use al their influence Nth the United states
Government to obtain their Intervention IN favor OF
| OF Nicaragua IN the Mosquito question, and 10 pay
down $1,000, which j. TO be spent IN sending Nca
rsgusn Envoy 10 the United states 70 sOhclt tner N
| reference Since Dr. Brown left with these terms
| smother American. Dr. White, has been Outblddlns
him. offering the part u; his company 10 pay on ihe
| N!caIagEsn public debt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
From Texa.-indian pcprcdatIoas.
Yrcn th. >ss Crean. Fs.,aas a.y o.


TIE Corprs Chrt,fi Star ot the l9th hiss lengthy
account. of the Indian depreda,ons between the Nueces
and Rio Gran o. whore the savagcs have appeared In
considerable force. They entered the town OF ssn
PAtricio ON the leih, and stole number OF horses
The Indians have carried o large quantities oi stock
belonging Col Kinney and Mr. Mann. from the Ran.
chos del AlsIsn and lolosa, and Killed a number OF
MeNicans The >idr
On Tuestay about thirty musangers ir'o Col KIN
neys rancho OF RarancO Ranco on the NusNcs, and 20
ported hal they had been STACKED by sl.gc body 0 In
dans who kied four ot their number and d'us- % he,
entire cabisGdd Of horses-aooat go heat Goa hinnsy
having nearly thousand head oi cattle on hs rancho
engaged these men al heavy expense 70 remain mere '
protect h.
Immediate protection of Hind has become sb.c-
niey necessary, and Col Kinney and Nc Mann have EN-
powered Capt sutton % raise eomrshy o' ,ny u,eu
their expense b. stationed here ard range the adjacent
eoap.y PenaSGn, S wcs ,r sntsar,~ ,o rslse COM
pany OF Rangers at once bat Cap. sutton has slfcsy
measures 10 carry out me .hes =" ts ehtshs ns
i1g sent Lieut. Goodau Tuesday ss 10 the Colorado
to procure some OF the osplaa's Old indisn nshgeis
Mexican named Rudecindo, an Old Texan .Py. who
arrived here "Wednesday from Csmsfso tePor" mas
the Indians recently crossed the river went into the town
OF Camargo killed several persons and drove on som"
horses and esue The stated thsi some nne be-
tore etier had been received Csmsrgo from Santa
Anna the Camsnchs chef informing afreud oi ns th~f"
thai BODY OF 500 armed Indian. preparing 10 start
sp maj .e,oe and thai other. were 81 pcetei follow
and telling them TO be on .heir guard Rudccindo ssc
stated Thai when on hs way ne1s De pa''e' camp W
The d.sin D,pocraf coutrsdcts tho statement ot IN"
TsSraph about the dIssOons being beaten by me In
disns IL there has been no attack ey the INDIANS
on the dragons.
II appear. that two or three csses OF ,hosfsoce"
| red in Victoria previous TO the 18th inst
Capt Adams of the L Navy, arrived at Galveston
on 22d by the steamer Portland and let AZ ain
ON the steamer T.. A Ogden for Sabine Pass. Capt
Adams has been sent speeely To ascertain the necss
ty OF hght house ut Sabine tor the erection Of whieh
| an appropriation made BY the last Congress
In addition 10 the above friend informs W that NJ
has just received letter dated Galveston the 2ah ms,
announcing that the Cholera In Victoria had carried o'
thirty four members OF the New York Fremont Csiior
MIA Association and aso that lew cases OF that diseas
had occurred ON plantation In Washington County, VI
| the Brszos River, which had terminated fatally
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
(holera Items.

At Lexington, ky. on the 3Oth ult, fourteen
cases AZ the Asylum and six deaths al females
AZ Nashville Tenn. Tuesday 18th ait sixteen
desths during the previou. week -Four deaths negro
men on the 18th.
A, Cincinnati, June !, two or three new cases one
fatal.
AT Quincy, III the Vhis notices ten deaths among
party Of German emisTsnts during the week end-hs
the 10Th.
Al - Louis the Uaioz Of the 2oh reports the io.-
lowing cemeteries yesterday, reported - inter-
meuis-20 Cholera and 10 other diseases We cara
by late arrival from Wooster on the Missouri hl'eI
that the disease has almost entirely suosidei ~ ie
towns in which il has been 50 fatal and tnsi blt nie
fear is manifested In regard 70 l.
At Troy v Y on the 81 inst one or two cases We're
reported. one OF which fstsl-rnskns the second
death IN that city.
At Baltimore its existence Is decided oy the FH1io'
Of the 18th IN these terms We have made very eH
tensve inquiry the subject and are y ahs1 10 %
able 70 state that no case has been reported u Inc
Board Of Health and that there !. no reason TO suppose
that the disease i here al all The deaths wnien have
occurred and which were supposed, in some Of taer
symptoms 10 Indicate the presence oi tne Choefa 70
auence have been only such as take place ordinarily
every year on the setting IN OF the summer "eatIef
are properly be asenoed to some ii 4
diet or Otherwise or some constitutional DISABILITY
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
American Provisions.

The market for LARD has been steady through the
week The sales amounting to 80 tons at prices
shade over previous rates. BACON has experienced
very dragging sale and may be quoted Is to is Cd per
cwt lower operations being very riing at the reduc
ton The stock here in importers hands is accumuat
ipg HANS have been in better demand, the present
low rates producing demand from other quarters,
with considerable arrivals OF shoulders the price has
given way % to 80 per cent Even at this reduction
very limited business has taken place. parcel OF
Grease BUTTER from New York, OF a fair quality, was
,od at auction yesterday, at 3ls per ewt FOR hne
ChyEsr, which is scarce we have feir inquiry
while ordinary is neglected moderate business
in Brrr has been done at late rates. Eastern prime
Mess PoBK has been taken pretty freely at Cos to os I'd
per barrel for fine but Western is nearly unsaleabie-
Ricr-2OO tierces Carolina brought 40 to $50 being
,sther dearcr