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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
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Just reed direct from, Boston per =" Amazon -
BLEACHED and Brown Shrtings, SEeetings and Long
cloths, "a to lO4 drilngs and osraburgs, "a TO Al
apron checks, hickory stripes, CambIet, Krenlin
Sakeko and Laconia plads, heavy corded pant stu s
white and red fahnels, tckngs, blk troad cloth and
cassmers, kennebec tweeds plaid cassimer, moGtning
gnghams and musins, printed musIins and lawns,
hg turkey red prints fancy drapery turkey red dra
perry, Irish liuens1 blk and col ID cambrics, nankns
superior braces la liam craVats, silk ts, cot gloves
Berlin and buck gloves, white and colored hose spool
cotton, Damask table covers, linen cambric hdkfs
napkins, Russia sh cetings Scotch diapers
green berage pink, blue and whit Grape supef silk
hdkis check and plain cambrics, Swiss null binding
shoe facets, mems cotton and worsted shirts pa
tent thread. sewing silk, whale bone, ladies' silk era
va:s de lans, silk warp pacca pai nd fancy:
prints, all kinds and prices mourning ackonet bl k
bobbinet, silk serge, purse silk, cen bobbns. braids
bindings, Tarleton shawls, ribbons, green and red
peting E. b. BISHOP & co.
Nav w. ,s49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
FOR SALE.

WILL sell, at reduced price. my property in this
Il Town Of WARREN, Tanning county, Texas con.
slstng of Eleven Lots in said town, situated on tho
Public Square, which is good dwelling house and
out houses all well calculated for a tavern. Also u
good stand and Grocery and Warehouse, now in ex-
cellent order to receive stock of goods Also fifteen
acres of land fronting the River and including the
Ferry
This place is on direct line from Fort Smith and
Boggy Depot to the Trinity, Sulphur Il nd Sabine, and
Red River.
PERSONS desIrous of good bargains, will do well 10
call and examine the premises immediately us-I in
tend TO sell. Holm KI,rEaiNcs
WARREN, March 18Th, 1919 2-Iv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

.aa'cracy in France. Frederick
n"'ng to the "Courrier des Etats
,s, speaks as follows concerning
F" Inc law for the suppression of
.p; ps OF the suppression have exhum-
H.. ,"fy of the United States tine judg-
a.; y Oorne by Washington agains,
s,sSs a0aaie and Reforme reply by de-
a'usion as an nristocrat, md oppos-
|s.s."' "' that of Jefferson, quite the re-
MI see which of these two apostles
'u'ocracy will be sustained by our
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
TAKE NOTICE.

TNHAT / have filed the accounts OF DAVID D.
u THOMPSON, CALVIN M. THOMPSON, and JULIA f.
THOMPSON, infant heirs of Daud Thompson, deceased
in the Probate Court of Crawford County, Arks for
settlement Therefore, will hold myself respon
sble for any debt contracted by said heirs after this
notice without my order. JOHN DRENNEN
Van Buren,, May 3rd., IS49. 6-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Ladies' Shoes.

pLk and col'd -, IA and full CATERS blk and
ID cold Kid slippers and buskins French niade Elk
cesior Ties-Msses' and Children blk and cold and
Jenny Lind slippers, ard CATERS and Polka boots, &c
} ust reed and for sale by WALLACE & WARD.
May I2 '49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
LaCeS and Edgin rs.

|ENHREAD laces, edgings and Insertions at prices
Il lower than ever before heard of;-Inen and cot =
ton bobbin 60; lackonct and Swiss do lust rec
and for sale by WALLACE & WARD
May II, 40
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Perfumery, Combs, &c.

TOLOGNE. Lavender and Florida Water: Jules
~ HaueTs Eau Lustrai and Tooth Paste Tooth,
Nan and Hair Brushes; Shaving Cream Military
taney' Transparent and Windsor Shaving Soap; Ex
tracts for the Hdkf; chfystal and sand WASH balls
Philicome, Maccassar and bears oil ivory redding
tuck, neck and side combs Bufaloe dressing combs
Scotch, Rappee and Macc6uba Snuff, &c &c: lust
rec d and for sale by WALLACE g. WARD
Eagle Block, May IL, '4e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
NJ A Il IL T. L S.
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 30.

NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 80.
Corrected Weekls.1
CoTror-Ordinary, g.: Middling. GO Il II: mid
ding fair, a 9: far, 81 81 good fair, : 9
good and fine, nominal.
sUGAR.-Louisiana. % 81; Havana, 81 "a
brown, 81 81
CorsEE.-64-
MoLsssEs.-4l24 Il I5 per Hon.
ToBAcco -24 J.
FIoUR-3 10 Il So
SALr-67a L 10
CoRN.-30 35.
RtcE.-3S IS.
WHlsKEY. IT Il I9
VAN BUR Ccdnt~g Produce
Cotton, SIa %
Flour, per cwt., 2 40 = so
Corn, ear; 50 81
Corn meai. per bus!, 81 a 40
Oats, shelled, 25 80
Oats, sneaf, 90 25
Bacon, per lb., 34a4
Pork, 2a2 so
Beef, 2a2a
Mutton; 4a5
Veal, none.
Butter; Gas
Lard, 4a5
TaIlow. Sa 10
BeeswaX; Is 20
Eggs, SalO
Chickens. per doz.; 20 a so
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Ribbons.

oONNET Bibbons-new styles and splendid pat
4 , terhs-Mamtua and satin do-Cap and belt do
just rec d and for sale by WALLACE i WARD.
May l2, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
From the Panama Star of March "a.

From the Panama Star of March "a.
Arrival from California.--We were favored
yesterday morning with conversation with Mr..
Anderson, young gentleman from New York
city, on his way home from San Francisco. He
left that port the 25th November, but in his
delays picked up intelligence from other sources
much later than his own. He was seventy -four
days in reaching Valparaiso, having taken pas.
sage In saier, which was becamed many DAYS
At Valparaiso he delayed three weeks, and then
came on here in q British steamer in twenty days.
MIR. A. is modest gentleman, and said bot lit.
tie OF his accumulations, but some of his party
give him the credit for having in his possession.
IN solids 100000 in gold, going round in the
Lexington. He reports that large numbers of
vessels, at the time he left and since we're living
at San Francisco. deserted by their crews. and
:he officers left on board. and unable to obtain
substitutes. When he left Valparaiso. the Lex
inSton was about sailing. and the Independence
hourly looked for from Caao: both bound home
round the Cape--the former with full a million of
gold from the diggns, for parties in the States.-
Mr.. A. went out in Col. Stevenson's recinent.
After reporting himself and small change IN New
York, and converting il into coin, he intends 10
return Tor the purpose of operating on exchanges.
He says that at Valparaiso every man from the
diggIns Is loaded down with yellow dust, and tina.
there is room where 1t came from for one hu dred
thousand more diggers. Now, bows, don't despair
after this Keep hope bright, for better days are
coming.
Mrs. FarnhaM's California Erpedition.-The
New York Tribune. Of Monday, says:
1--WE are informed by Mrs. Farnham, thai she
has engaged passage for her company in the ship
Angelique, fne vessel Of 500 tons. fitted up with
convenient state-soortis. and all appliances of com.
fort possible for sea voyage. Mrs. Farnham
leaves Tomorrow for Boston TO complete her
rangements. She has had many applications from
all parts of the country, and there is every pros
pect that her band Of female missionaries will be
numerous enough 10 accomplish much in the way
OF refining and improving the rough California
community"
Temperance Vote in Vermont-The following is
the official statement of the votes cast at the re.
cent election in Vermont for and against granting
licenses for the sale of ardent spirits: For grant.
ing licenses. ll.37l against granting, %, SIG.
Majority for no license. l2.445.
For the Van Buren, InteIi gencer.
To Miss E~=.s Bss.*
The twined with Evergreen
precious Gift received FROM Thee;
Fragrance and the springs bright sheen
Hope embalmed with memory,
Might whisper volumes in mine ear,
Did not know the playful Jest
That frisk of Girlhood's wild career
That bid thee cast them NY breast.
Tho thrown with but a gentle art
Twas force enough o seal my fate,
One fatal thorn trans6xed my Heart,
ph who tell my anguished state
FAREWELL for aye, the tranquil mind -
The spirits smooth unrutfied calm
Street rose that left the thorn behind,
Say. art Thou mime only balm.
Van Bu en-, Arks., April 2o, 1919. NED.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

NOTTONADES Linen Drillings; Grass and Brown
NJLnens, Gross de Eta Paris Cords; &C., &c ust
rec d and for sale by WALLACE u WARD
May II, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

Temperance Vote in Vermont.-'The following is
the official statement of the votes cast at the re =.
cent election in Vermont for and against grantn 9
licenses for the sale of ardent spirits For grant
ing licenses. 1871; against granting, %, SIG.
Ma lority for no license. l2445
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

TRASS Linen Skirts and Grass Linen for do: lust
VI reed and for sale by WALLACE & WARD
May IL, lo49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Gloves.

Gloves.
4 AIDES blk, white and cold kid and silk net
IL gloves-gehts' biz and white kid do. : Just reed
and for sale by WALLACE Il WARD
Eagle Block, May ~ '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

A Remarkable PhenomenOn.-A very remarka-
ole case in medical science has transpired, which
will prove Interesting to the profession, we'll as
object of curiosity. A lady, residing in Locust
street, named Fiaherty, who has been sick for
long period of time, and treated for various
diseases, such as. heart Complaint spinal irritation
&c. was relieved OF the of her physical dis
tress, but a few days ago, by medicine admins.
tered by DR.. Solomon Heine, which expelled a
tape worm fftyt~o and half feet long. This
monster was exhibited to us yesterday by Dr.. II.
himself, and II certainly is formidable looking
foe 10 health. 1t is preserved in glass jar, and
is really an object of curiosity. w do not know
the nature of the medicine that was given, bat we
learn that four table spoonsful of it, like search
warrant, found the enemy, dslodged him from his
position, and made him vacate the premises in
stantIy. [Phil. Ledger, Feb. 23d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12

Prints.
0nnn PS. Fahcy Prints. just rec d and for sale
lOOO by VILLAGES q WARD.
May II, IS49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Fancy Dress Goods. &c.

TdnCy DTtSS VOUuS, &C.
4 fNAIlFORNlA Lustres Plaid and Mode Beraues :;
" Foulard lustres figured dress muslins embtoide-
red muslins, painted lawns, French lawns, French
ginghams, green and blue berage hemsti tched music
and Revier bordered linen cambric Hdkfs fancy hdkfs
cords and asses fancy dress buttons, fnges. &c. Sc
To which invite the attention of the dies, and
which we will sell at astonishingly low prices
Eagle Block, May H. '49. WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Umbrellas and ParasOIs,

L
Il 7 MBRELLAS, Parasos, Parasolettes and Sun
~ Shades-of the latest style Just rec'd and for
sale by WALLACE g. WARD
May II, IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-12
Wanted to Hire,
WANTED

No purchase an active likely negro girl, between
Il the ages of II and I6 years for which the cash
Will be paid For further information inquire this
Office. G-3w
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you the prices for the week:
Italy.


RoNr. May 1a-An continues quiet in the city to-
day but though the French nowhere, having in
fact taken French leave Of for the present. as
piained In my letter OF yesterday, the Nsapolitaus
st sesm to maintain an aggressive. or would be ag
grcrsivs attitude They are in considerable force
the FTsscati road about two miles OF. and body OF
troops comprising the bulk Of the regular soldiers in
Rome. the my rmidons OF Garibaldi and Manara, the
rsbDeers gems a'mes IAN mphibous body either
horse foot NJ need, with the cooked hat OF the
OLD French Infantry the saPpaot sappers and
bait alions Ut the line have sailed forth to
counter them. No firing is heard yet, 90 oclock)
but there will no doubt, be partial engagements, IL
If the NsapoltaDs number of letters and journals
have to hand at the post Office here, from Ma.
pies directed to the superior officers Of the invading
corps in Rome. This was reckoning a little without
Their host things are not quite come to that point
yet
queDce OF the Auttran occupation OF the Tuscan ter
rory You will have received. some days before this
letter reach you the remonstrance Of the Floreu
tine municipality. addressed to Count Serrstori,
traordinary commissioner Of the Grand Duke against
the Austrian occupation, and the proceedings Of the
National Guard Of Florence, in the same sense and
the e,ignatioDs Of the members Of the Provisional
government corps Of 2OO 900 Austrians. It appears
have entered the legations Mt Ferrara and marched
Bologna where at last accounts a contest going
on and blood flowing In abundance. With regard to
IcrIaIB we have statement that the 9th current,
the Austrinns sent putatop to the chief of the
nicraity to know the council desired the return Of
three Of the councillors voted for the former, and
thirty-seveD for the latter alternative Upon this II
~ sdced the Austriaus withdrew towards Cento, on
~he Bologna road.
BY . decree of the Triumvirate the day for mutual
settlement VI pecuniary claims by traders aud Others
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u
At the date Of the last summary, General Sir w.
Gilbert had reached Attock and in hot pursuit Of
the flying Ayhsns He crossed the Indus on the 10th
and goth and pushed by forced marches for Pesha
ghans flying In terror Ut their lives without baggage
or impairment had proved too feet for him; they had
ascended the and got beyond his reach before
be could approach within twenty miles OF them. The
gates OF Peshawur had been shut against them but
they burnt the aud house of the resident,
and destroyed the suburbs and villages around. The
war was now entirely ard so soon as the fntima-
ton OF the Of General Gilbert reach
intimating that the seikh sovereignty had ceased,
and that the Punjaub annexed to do
mipions The Chief Secretary, Mr. Elliott proceeded
straight for Lahore on the 10th, accompanied by
and next morning read before the assembled Durbar
the determination u the governor general. The
prince. longer sovereign Is to receive allowance
Of f4OO0O and to reside within the British doinions
his mother will be permitted tn join him. Poona II 10
said will be the place Of their abode The few chiefs
not convicted Of treason to retain their estates
the property OF thoee who have appeared in arms
against Is all consscated rho Seikh soldiers are
not to be entertained In our service The government
Is to be managed by council of three-Mr j. Lawrence
Mr. Mansel, and Col. Sir H. Lawrence, of which the
last lie president with salary OF $4,000 year-the
others have each ca $40 Four commissioners with a
Our new dominons comprise leo 900 square miles Of
ground yielding revenue Of about million and eon-
tanning population Of above three millions For
some time TO come 1t will in ali likelihood prove
short Of its military expendit uresthe charges Of
government d.voiviug on india Thirtv-threo
thousand troops have been ordered to stand fast
Tor the present within the country thirty-sight
thowsnd more are maintained close ut hand. We
were, however, left but little shoce suneaation lattsrly
was almost forced upon Everything that be
accomplirbed In at present beiog attempted 10 keep
down cur expenses Fifteen regiments from Tho Ma
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Greece.


Letters from tha Island to the 10th May (reeeived
by the way of Malta that armed band Of
desperate Greeks. from the Aorea. had invaded the
island and ensconced themselves in the woods making
occasional rallies therefrom for purposes Of plumber
Captain Parker, the half pay of the s0th regiment
holding the civil appointment " captain Of the wood,
bad been shot his residence the Black Mountain
whilst taking with his wife, who taken
aside whilst they committed thu murder they after
wards carried the lfe-ss corpse his and set
fire to the Six OF her murders have been
committed outside the town. which attributed to
the same parties. Two companies Of British soldiers
have been despatched into the wood to capture q.
terminate the villains
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DETAILS OF EUROPEAN Intelligence.
S~o|~NJ~>r~~-~-~->N~>~o1J
IMPORTANT POLITICAL NEWS.
Defeat Of tho Russians by the Hnngarians
ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
AanifeytoS of the King Of Prussia, and the
EmperOrs of Austria and Russia.
Affairs in Italy, Turkey,
&C., DC, &c.

The steamship Europa arrived at Boston early
yesterday morning, and the mails were transmitted
to this city by the New Haven Railroad. They
arrived at o'clock yesterday afternoon, in about
Shours from Boson-a rate of speed unequalled
upon any other line of railroad in this country.
We indebted to the company for their exer-
tioiis in expeditng the train, and the community
at large are under obligations to all concerned for
such an early delivery of the mails. If there was
abe same energy exhibited in the post-ofice, the
mails went south by the regular mail line yesterday
afternoon.
We annex all the particulars Of the highly lnte-
resting and important intelligence brought by the
Europa.
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cd a9,h Day Of January, 1919 !
A. EreliiOnt-A Distrcs>ins
1seDort.

scll,sence Of painful character has
IA received from this en,erprisirg nfli
lnfnmaiion was received from San.
liz q, Independence. Missouri. which
ses lha, the winter was so exceedingly
|er that Col. Fremont, whsle passing
|cush one Of the mountain gorses, los,
! mules in one night. That he sen, out
|nry TO seek aid, no, returning in twen.
DAYS he started himself for Taos, dis.
|. $50 miles where he arrived in nine
Is. he obtained assistance and return.
sth nulcs aud provisions TO relieve hi,
N. The, are represented to have been
heed To the nrce-.,,y Of feeding upon
bnd,es II their comsad-s. Later ~.
II, safe rlia, oil Il Col. Ffemnnl's party
Ii,hed esecp, himself, and he i, badly
81. bi,lcn.
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ARKANSAS CHlYALRY.

The editor of The Li,l!c Rock Gazette
having published an article To which Mr..
Lambert A. Whitley took exception. the
saId Whitley challenged The editor 10 nor.
tai combat. The editor replied
I'VE Jon'r fight dnes under ans cir.
cums,ances. They are ou, Of fashion es.
pecislly between single men, aud fathers
nf fmll'es.
II we wrong any one, we viii explain,
or make amends, VIXEN III our power; and
If tina, will not do, they must take their sat.
isfac,ion IN any way they can get it. We
are generally al our office, aud not hard 10
find"
Mr.. Whitley therenpon "posied" the
editor 8 a pol'foon, liar and scoundrel- il
reply to which the editor made pubica.
lion, proving By three witnesses that White
ly, whilst in Mexico, was guilty. Of stealing
brandy from his catsiu, and had a." stolen
cheese from the same place, end traded i!
OF (oi bacon"
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EXTRAORDINARY REASONS FOR RE.
FUsING A FORTUNE.

IN ibe neighborhood Of Louvain. Belsi.
uni, resides an elderly man, shepherd.
whose whole property consists Of small
hnl and two or iafee acres Of land. A.
short tine ago he Was uo'I6rd BY the min.
lister nf the interior that brother at his
had died, leaving him u nrlcne Of ABDUL
$500 COO. The Sheppard. however, not
little asioui,hed bis friends aud relations
By refusing Ia accept Of The l"gacy for
three reasons. |. Flr-tl, he desired no
money frnn brother vino had led a " lid
life, beeg nrd him and HI parents and
shortened the life Of the l,iicr. 2. Al
the age Of CT he could n", resolve to be
meianorphosed f,om pnor devil into a
rich man, he therefore preferred Irmain.
Jog as he was. ). The necessary amount
OF business attending the receipt, Get. 81
the legacy would give bin much trouble
aud anxiety and he did noi wish merely
Cor he sake Of his heirs, wha would laugh
a, him for Ii. trouble, 10 Lur,hcn Ike 70.
mainder Of his life with unnecessary cares,
for which reason as would be cunienied
with his own earnings. Ills relations how
ever were not content With these reasons
and brought civil suit To force lin 20 az
orpi Of his un"elcomed .gacy. This es.
ifaoIdlaar. suit has Ioi yet tecn decided.
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GIRLS 20 you HEAR THAT

Judge Edred OF penosy lvania has decl
ded III court, that listening at keyhole,
though against oil etiquette, good manners
aud the cleerest maxms of common law in
d man, is perfectly legal and justlfabIe in
any individual Of The gentler sex, owing 10
the amiable weakness of curiosity which
nature has implanted 10 female bosoms.-
We are rejo'ccd lha, the poin, is settled at
last. The Judge deserves "piecc of
plate" from tho ladies', in the shape of
gigantic keyhole as big as the ear Of D,
ony sius.- Boston Cour.
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SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune writes:
"Cer,aioly one Of the mos. important
rumors OF the day, II il is true, is that Mr..
Benton has sent 10 California, BY the last
steamship, another ono Of his Remarkable
letters, addressedto the inhabitants of that
tetriofy. The frs, rcscripl to the Cali.
fornians was taken out last fall, by Col.
Fremont, ard advised them TO se, OPP pro.
yisional government, without any provis.
ton as to slavery. That document was
probably published ia San francisco, abou,
the frs, Of February last. From what
learn, | have reason TO think that Mr..
Benton now advises the people Of Calfor.
MIA TO insert provision in this temporary
system, for The eternal exclusion of slave.
~ from their soil, and tina, he advocates
or rather commands il with all his char.
sc,etis,ic energy and power. canno,
doubt that his Recommendation will be fol.
lowed"
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

The correspondent Of the \. Y. Courier
Il Enquirer, gives clear exposition Of
the prrsen, condition Of affairs 10 France
The eicmeuts Of strife and discotd arc fu.
mcnliug il that land. Republca'dsm ap-
pears 10 be going ou, Of date. The only
serious difficulty TO the restoration Of Mon.
archy, exists IN the multiplicity OF rivals
TO the throne. The paftissns Of Divine
Right have their fayotite in The Duke of
Bordeaux; The Orleanis,s are divided lie.
tween the Prince de Join,ile and Re.
e'ncy UNDER the Duchess OF Oleans the
lnpefalIsis have their candidates 10 the
person Of Louis NAPOLEON. Orion is quite
Impossible among the various laelions-
and TO that fact is owing the p,esen, con
tInuance Of the Republic. RI. Wig.
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TUE WIG PLATFORM.

A Michigan correspondent Of The Ro.
chester Democrat states that in the Mich.
igau House Of Representatives on the 5;h
al imo, Mr.. Morton, a Dmocra, me nbe =
moved for The reading Of The Wing Plat.
form. rbereupon The honorable Mr.. Coe
commenced reading 10 the House the Con
aifuiion Of The Uaited States An attempt
vas made to stop The reading, but, Zone
OF the Loc2s go, up and insisted hat he
should go ou; lha, the document appeared
10 be Interesting, and he had never heard
IL read lie had soush, for IT 10 vain in his
town, and he wanted to know what it was
about. lie had no doubt but that it would
be new TO the mos, of them" Party dis.
cipIine, however chokcd The reader down.
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IMPORTANT FROM MARACAIBO-lN
SUITS TO AMERICA.

The barqie irina. Capt Warner arrived
Al pn,ladslphi, on Saturday, from Mara-
caibc, whence sac sailed on the 81 ullimo.
The Bulletin says:
From Captain W we learn that on
the 22j Of feh' uary, the anniversary Of
Washington binh .day. all the American
vessels 10 pr, hnisied their flags. The
government al hurities ordered tho flags
10 be lowered, and The orders we're com.
pied with, from The circumstance Of there
being no American vess,lsG war in poil
10 induce d greater respect 10 our flag
The British * Wee Consul also, in hon.
or Of the glorious day, hois.ed hi, flag.
which had 10 be taken down, and he was
Gncd 500 M class Of foreigners was
80 contemporary treated by the auhori.
ties at Maraealbo as we're the A mefcans.
Captain Warner cautions ship masters
going to MaracaIbo, not 10 give the com.
mand If their vessels TO the pilots, who
have been but recently appointed by the
government, aud are totally incompetent
To navigate vessels over The bar at that
city.