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produce ss he vaI'ss STATS. sine. september inn

win be remembered however, thai although thu co,,o
shipments have declined In quantity the value owing 10
the rising price, nearly large Thus New oeans fair
which to-day is worth III In New York. last year
worth centsthat is say sas per bale against S2s
Consequently 10000 bales this year worth So 100 00O
against 81 900 for ISL 900 bales last year consider
able portion OF this rise has been produced by the influence
Of shortcrop accounts the other side OF the The
crop, however, is likely to better than those
counts estimated, and will probably be under 00O 900
bales and may 10 000 should the weather be fair
AT this rate however, the consumption Europe
eeed II under the influence Of free cheap money!
good harvest add continued peace The here
continued active at rates to 1 cent higher than
the I9th At these. however, holders sell freely The
quotations stand
Ord saas e good d Mia ia Y MD fair to Fully
S Sssis an. and sis 9. :.:s ,t:
Flour is in fair demand ut lower for the lower
grades There 10 fair export demand although stock
increases-say common State and old mixed Michigan,
81 So 81 81, State common ~ rs straight State
and old western, 81 10 ~ ai; new straight Michigan
and Indiana, So 06 IS lsl extra Ohio 85 10 a $6;
southern is dull At IS rs IS ~ fredericksburg. Rye
flour ~ s7t 50 3d. Corn meal 80 IL $S %. Wheat is
in iair demandsay white Genesee l20 III do
southern white. lO6 III cents; upper lake, ~ Rye
beier6O 6Oh Oats higher-saes 30 40 cents. Corn
Is in fair demand at 81 50 cents mixed 65h 90
yellow 81 southern do; GO 66b round
yellow Hemp 855 dewrot Hops LII 10 cents. Linz
seed oil 10 Whale oil has advanced to ~ 10 cents
Pork is lowesales $40 37A $40 so prime $S 62t
1915 Beef, prime is firm At . cents Lard is higher
sales n II kegs. Rice ~ SO % &c. Whskey
bettersales 27A 25 Tobacco Is frmsales Ken
lucky 81 cents Maryland cents Kentucky STEMS
$50 cents per 100 lbs Freghs firm. Corn Liver
pool 4d -four Is 3D. cotton. &l6d heavy goods Dos.
DOS. cotton to Havre cent; specie Of per
The market for socks has been supported by
the demand for remittance There Isl however, spec
uaon in real estate than stocks The quotations to-day
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7ne Afi,.euri Rs.k defalea,ie..

Inf nitfeoof1 n0Hk 0fl0f0ff08.
81. LOUIS Oct ao-The Of Nath Childs IT,, upon
charge of embezzlng the funds of the Bank Of Missouri
Monday called In the criminal court, but tho
day In November on the ground Of the approach Of the
Close Of the term and quite uncertain that the trial
could be got through with before the opening the Novem
Der A. Il IL i'm portant trial, and will doubt
involve many questions and occupy much time, IL was
deemed prudent 20 into II at the closing Of term
cosdifio~ of the ~orfhsrw marksfs
NEw YoRK, Nov. Ia p. m.--S,ocks are steady Gov
securities Arm and IN request sales Of treasury
pons lI5i Pennsylvania SIS, $751; Exchange on London
10 i0i. Flour firm, with upward tendency. Small
State and western At 81 rs ~ Ek Gene
see, IS lsl IS 3}, Southern, dull Sales at ~ 70
IS "A anu fancy Baltimore, % 81 Rye -four w Ht
Corn meal 80 12t foe Jersey and ~ Si Tor
Wheat In fair demand at previous III cts
Rye 80 81 cents and firm. Corn IN good reqnessales
Of white and mixed 81 Sd cents and yellow % Gus
Oats ~ a cents Provisions quiet, without change In
nearly all lossales New Orleans ut cents Molasscs
~ q cents Rio coffee 10 cents. kice ~ 81 cents
roon seady the sales small-dealers holding of
lof the news by steamer now due. Whiskey 2S 25
cents. $500, :. ,.aA-..tLa. VI -
the banks cursing their discounts In consequence OF
the continued shipments OF specie % Europe. fs
rates. Treasury Sc llo{ il0is new loan, Of 1867 Iisi
Flour without change small sales for export - for
city consumpsion S5 1Sl 70 S7i Rye flour, o. Corn
meal, S3 Wheat In fair request red JOB 10 cfs and
white 100 ll5 cts. Corn duh yellow % ct Osn Wn
80 Provisions and groceries unchanged, with few
transactions. Whiskey n a Hi cents per gallon.
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The loans of the banks will be observed, as CON-
pared with last year. at very high figure, and the means
are derived from an Of depostes u s. O00 and
u bank balances S4oOo0, Of which ss3oOo0o in spe
cie and the remainder in discounts The amount loaned
10 brokers In February 81 424O03 This increased to
si7l5O2z In June and has since diminished to 6 500
and has been further diminished since the return The
balances due country banks very large arising IN some
degree from the that the trade having not yet come IN
the circulation has reached the city for
The position Of the banks is very strong but indicates
growing tghtness Of the money market The country
banks will want their balances, and the city
must curaiI. There has been during the whole year
ces with dlminisbed exports and high line Of dis.
comma that mus, be met Tho New Orleans banks show
the following features in the same time nesryt
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COMMERCIAL.
From oar com~.rs,.l Osrr..psad.as.

NEw YoRx. oct sl--Wednesday, 4 D. m.
Money continues generally abundant as before and al
though considerable amounts Of specie have been shipped
past weeks for England and France there has
been perceptibe dminuiion Of the amount here. On
tbs other hand although the In
treasury large the banks hold than for their in
and would doubtless gladly dispose Of portion
in profitable employment The exports Of specie in the
two weeks ending with October "a were as folows;
Specie exports port Of NeW York October IL to7
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Three four little banks have faied-the Susquehanna
Bank Pennsylvania and the State Bank, Morris, New
Jersey, the chief of Them. HI
II Nat Yours s-- PRENTICE.
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CPrErus.s Frsnch and English and EngIssh ana
Femns and Tbbins large French Dictionary, 4vo Paris
Boniface,s French Dictionary, vols, evo. Paris
Wilson'S French Dictionary, VOL, Two. London.
FnhrOh In fLOh-
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General Agency.

L. LEWIS attorney staw, formerly Of Virginia bu, for
ton NJ services Virginia volunteers their friends
The correction Of ther from The government
fTe widows children soldier who died In MEXICO
o a pension) -,
p,hased nj price, for the claimants
broua any OF Department. with the despatch He nat
.,. himself mai with
the Adjuni Generals once his acquaintance with ne depart
,ep and his experience will afford facilities he speedy
adiustneu M business conhded 90 him.
Ne respectfully refers all the members q the last Congress rom
virginia. and The John " Mason, Richmond Val Major Cen
n Jones, Washington city.
aIt affords great pleasure 20 recommend Major Lewis
gentleman wen su'''ne' '" ''''"' " wy ' aR JoNEs.p
A,v ed,ot who will procure good claim In his vicinity pub
.b this notice 20 the g, and send his bill
Aug l0--3m d La bs"iS'
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.Berks of Nssc Orisa~s.

The decrease in specie and depostes for August was
mosy account Of the Canal Bank. The amount Of ex
change held by the banks was. usual at this season.
greatly diminished since June. The diminished ors Of
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TIME er Censuses OF the Unied states Of 17pO
1900 1910, 1870 1880 and 1870; the whole collected and bound
Volumes large lo single copy, supposed % b me
only for sale IN the United Suites. II. -. n n. w
Nova fs.5t. 81 $500 fKANCK TAYLOR
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HtHoh EunborouEh hnd Abef Us msy",
A TTORNEYs at Law and Agents for Chains, win pros.
claims Of every description before the board OF Mexican
missioners, Congress- and the various departments
oct 4-dscpiy - IIT
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
NIT. RRnfnn

We copy and endorse ihe following fron the Penn- sylvAnian:
 AT Beafoa's Lasi Card.--The reeen. attack Of Thomas H. Benton. Senator from Missouri. on the last administration, s as foreign so that geRtiemaR's chivairy in earlier life, as Il IS consistent with his more recent eeeentrieiiies. A few months ago he put the government 10 expense ot Eeariy txo thousand dollars for the publication of speech as- saihng dy'ag maa-and, indeed, hardly was The speech itself concluded the object ot lis venom had bfesihed his last. Now, when Mr. Polk had left the capiiOi-when his members of the cabinet have nearly all departed to theiG homes--he begins assault upoa the late administration which would not diseredit The spirit of IS most malignant and interruptions enemies. Mir. BsatOa may 1esire to proritiaie the new administration, which has just conferred ali important appointment on his near connection, and nsy seriously affect inc fortunes of his distant friends but the good serse of the eouu- try wIii revolt from scheme which, m oEdeF to graiify personal disappointment or revenge, or 10 promote personal ambition, awaits the absence oi the recent President and the most of his H Rds to crush him, when he has DO opportunity to defend himself. Mir. Benton is able Wah, ard ras great man bat the last hours of his hfe 10 be poisoned by the unnatural desire 10 hseken all the fame ot his earlier years. and oi ass2ilns and in sui'ing the gfea; party with whieh he has acted 90 long. The for his las, eballiiDn is he pro- tocol 10 the Mexican treaty; bat II too transpa- rent To; 10 b- ridiculous
 For our part we believe Col. Bentos has not been of mind since the unfortunate -sbarsting'' on she Princeton. This idea IS nc; original ~iih ns- General Jackson expressed the sam. opinioE be- fore his death. The naliyniiy of has assault os Gen. Kesrney was only equaled by iis brutality Ills course on the Texas and Oregon questions has suifessbls egotisn his FfsaaafaEa ersziaess his osiion the slavery 9aesion-ia short; almost ali has public acts for years past, evdeEee dlseased mind. We hope the democracy ci M.ssoar w.h nc longer send him 10 Washington to bs pes, iii the councils Of the -Psoksbsrg Sesiiasl.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
FIosxed by a Female,

The fashionable side of Broadway Wal yesterday the scene of a performance rather unusual, even m that street of wonders and the saprtrnely udi- ercus II not alarming. of of the Iorss oi cTea- ton smarting under the inAietion of c,whide ap- piled by woman. II seems that short time since the editor of a weekly paper alluded 10 oae Kate Hastings ss she is called. the keeper of fashiona ble house ia Leonard street in z maaner which dja not suit her. for which she vowed to thrash him. Last week. immediately after the appearance of ihe paper, she took occasion to meet ae editor in the vicinity Of Ann and Nassau sts, and drew forth a eowhlde and told him she intended io give him q thrashiEg, but that she should wait until she had more favorable opportunity of doing I m more public place. That opportunity sAe has uuwear- ingly sought, and about 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing, while standing in Duane street, near Bgoadwav she discovered the editor, with two friends emer. ing from an office, and fci.H.=i: Sen until they were about crossing Broadway: she lHen attacked him, giving him serssAi pretty severe blows with eowhide, hs friends standing by and to ali appear anees perfectly paralyEed. One of them remarked thai she had aehe wrong, when she replied: . ii has called me diriy-, and will have the honor of being the hEst---- 10 give him cowkidng. He has got the law to resort to, and he is perfectly al liberty 10 use it. He knows his rights and know mine.' Al this time. the editor put his hand into hls pocket and drew forth pistol. when she shook the eoWhlde in his face and dared him 10 fire; but he and lis friends walked of and Kate returned to her residenee.-tN. Y. Tribune.
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] Mexican Attack oa cmiifarmia Euaiwrmnaa. As .ssMsrtean ksEle1.--la the New York IonruaI of Commeree we Sud the foilsxinx exfFaes of letter received by ahghy respectable house in that eiiy. dased GsadaiaiAra. March la. Isss:
 An unfortunate eceuErreee took place wi,h us few days ne~gfssulting in the death oi MF Charle, Danhana. of wWeho0se Poihi, ia inc iowa of vi ind. ees. HsFslesd ceaasy. Ceaa. As the affair wis ee brought to e. Rntiee cf the goveEnmenf. | wsu retaie the circumstances atteadinx t somewhat t detail. On ths morning of the 7th eis. oar RartY catered the city "t lEsPuaso. one ef the ksssl ia MeHieo, sitnsted ia heautifai valley, uniAwny between this city ard Mexico. and containing 5000 inhabitants. As our custom is. we separs,ed into small parties and entered several ealiax honses t0 obtain oar hFeakfsst--she deceased. with some others, making ore patty. Afles eating. dispute between him and the peFaon keeping the hoass ihs latter alleging that shilling wss dae hisn while Danham avefred that nine eehis o il was paid The alcslde was thea called by the Mexiesn ae pr~vent Danham leaving. Upon this. Mir. Charles CaueH, lone ot our paGty,l was called se set as
 interpreter who stAied ihe to the alealds, the Mexican all the white deaying that anything was paid. Mir. D. directed Carrrll to sHer the aIeaLle the remaining three cents. which vas refused At the same itne CArTel was oniesed to tisaoHns This he refused The guard which was called by the aiealde then pointed their guns at him, our own men al the same time urgsng him To obey. CaFreli then began to diSmouni, and al the same time took hold of his pistol. The guard observing this, instantly struck hm with their guns and feed him to the ground On this Daahsm put spurs 10 his horse ie escape, and had advanced shott dis tause, when oI the soldiers shot him through The heart with two baiis making opening in his back whee they bsd catered, and two in his breast where they escaped. He exclaimed, e, they have killed me, and esl iif~less corpse to the ground The soldiers then fell upon iadiscFiminatey beating and firing ai them. The result was that they wete badly injured. hy blows only. the guns either snapPipg missing. Mfr. Bidisck, myself, and some twenty others, were al distance from ihis scene, and escaped unmolested, through he kiDdRess Of priests, who opened the gate of ihe Cathedral yard, and thus enabled US to escape trom The mob. Aftef seveIsi interviews with the tlcsisie cutside the city, in which he expressed
 much sorrow and regret that the affair hal taken
 place, deAlaiRg it impossible for hisn to have pre- vented n he brought oa, ihe wounded men, having first dressed all their S.s.nds He also promised 3 Christian burial fof the deceased. We parted with ! them, and resumed our march.
 The deceased was an interesting and worthy young
 gentleman. who leaves father and mother 10 mourn { his loss.
 The wounded have mostly recovered. During the ahray, one of our being hotiy pursued by Mexican, turned suddenly upon him. and with .
 blow from the bres eh cf his gun feiied him 10 the
 ground, sinking ihe lock in hts head just aader the ear.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

OHs Mis'iag.-The Rev. F. coyle. In lecture on memory, delivered at Adelaide. (rePoSted ID the south Australian Register ins.anced stsge-Ativsrs whose memory of ihe orders ard directions given them ss 4EenaE ksble. He once rode ouisise with Toe owner shd dlser of a stage from Troy 10 the ian of the knickebocker the driver could snt have bad less ihan hiy parcels and messages to deliver oy The way; but he was 8, loss--he knew he had iofgo''eh one parcel but ding him. if he eoald remember wbsiii was" At length the stage arrived s' his own door, when his children cane tanning yeA, leave ma '" |" May be teeioiAiIy scorchsi," :" sad ee, ''u hsisf forgot SAil." That vas the rcissing paieel.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

RieA Nsn of BostsE.--The Boston Post pub fishes list of the Of Boston who taxed on over Sl00,000. There are ils who are taxed on si00,00 and less than S200,Do; p who taxed on S200, ,000 aDd under 300, 900; l2 on $500 900 and less than s40D,ooo. We give the list of the others: Taxed on St0o. zoo and under $50O, ,00U. Samuel Appleton, Nathan Appleton, Wm. Apple ton, Harrison C. Otis Jas Parker. Josish Quincy,
 r.. Eiipisa;et Baker; taxed $500 eco aud under $6s0. poo. John Bryant, Wm. Lawrence, Thouass Wigglesworth; taxed on over $ss,0,o00 Peter C. Brooks. SI.32i, Poo: Abbott Lawrence. Ss59. .o40: Jonathan Philips, Ss33 On0; Robi. G. Shaw. S7I6,- O00; Johu D. Williams, $7s5, ,0O0.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

Re1oeai ef HtsIey Joass. Esq.-w Wesley Jones, Esq, of this eounty. democrat has been removed by President Taylor from the office of marshal for the district of North Carolina, and George Little, Esq whig, appointed in his place. This we regard ss a clear of prescription, and we have no doubt it viii be so considered. by every unpTejsdiced man who will take The trouble 10 aequaint himself with the facts. Pfose;ipios by General Taylor and that,
 too. a,er his most solemn pirdres roiuatsrs saae. 10 the contrary - Raleigh (S. C. Stand Apr Is
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
Where is tAs Home

Where $ the Hcrne Asrsst ,--T'he prices or grain going down rapidly, as If only 10 verify inc his- torieal fact that grain sl~sys commands the worst rales when the wings are m power. While this IS so, iron comma Das a good price, and manufactures are fonrishing and Increasing. In ihis state Of things, woId it be iDper'ineat to ask ~hs has be- come of The home tnarketr Has II goae te the dogs with the bank of the United states. the eapi
 a,is;s feeding their workmen upon Irish potatoes Can goa tell, Mr. SKINNER - Pennsy ivaaian.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
nt- GenersI TaYIor Aale., laatles. pro.elip,ion..

0J- General Taylor AateI, loatAes, proscIip,ion-- Mr. ci1iteadeR.
 4 correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper, writing on the s'h, says; with graphic ecoIness:
 The administration has beeA in fall opet ation for month and during this lime there have been upwards of foar Hundred rsRoFais and sppoinimsnts, threefouTihs of them connecied wIth inc ,,asselse department. He hiak faaf tkis is cGtting of keads fGst enou3A io sEa tAs Gesiyss ef ts sangaia- cry. General Taylor, noiwiih- standing he had no friends to reward and no ene- mics to punish,' cannot secure tbe support of the entire whig party, unless he acts like, Col Has kel described him, "a whig and quarter oyer.'"
 Pcor general. His pledges are grea, deal like his principles
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

FTse Masonry aAoar tAe Iadtgas-L~ifers from CaiioFnia 10 January Doth. have been received in Boston 4 volunteer m Col Fremoni's exp~di,ioa writes that he has been nine months . prisooer-his
 e having been spared and has liberty finally granted hlo'' A ne s.ss on aesoant ci his having beea dis covered by the Isdians 10 be Ire. .asss of vh,rh fraternity. il seems. many of the red nea wers sen
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

Wm. J. Brsrs.--T'his true and homes, democrat. who was Tencved from the office of Seeoad Assist ant Postmaster General. al Washington Ia soake room for the rascal Wsuea, has heea nominated for Congrsss. in Jadge w,Sk's district. Iadisna. His eieeiios ls cerisis. Geo. Cas- majority is the district was ,50e.
 Verify. the blood of the martyrs shall be sths seed O; the chnIeh."-- Pins Poss
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

U- Mir. Cotwn. Of the Cincinnati Chronicle. writing froI Washington, notices the following Eumor
 .'Coi. Bliss, the Presidents private Secretary, than whom more accomplished gentleman our country does not boast oi, il tum"sed. w shortly ieoin his regi,Ben and lhat IL. Col Thos. Crl,en- den. ot Gov Cstenden, ~iii be assigned to ihe post now 90 ably filled by Col. B.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
E~igyatisa from BraiA Prossse.s.-Durisr ,,.

Emigystiea from BraiA Prsrisees.-D During tn. week ending April 18th, 452 passengers arrived at Boston. principally from the British provinces These immigrants mostly farmers and me- chanics, aud almost they land they start for the vest. This large immigration Is in conse- quenes of the hard times ia the provinces, caused by the continued failure of the crops. IL Is said that the inhabitants, in some places, very gea- eraliy leaving for the States
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

IT Mir. Dallas w,ites to the PennsyIvanisn that the phrase in hts parting address 10 the Senate, which has been held up PlAgairi from Macau- lar, used by him in the form of a quotation. and was so written in the original copy of his address. This simple asd natural explanation will make the Providence Journal and its echoes look rather flat. Mir. Dallas says:
 |" The potion that any man of common sense would. on saeh an occasion, intentionally represent as his own, mere phrase1 belonging to . popular writer then being read and talked oi by everybody srosnd hin--in themselves few and simpie--is sather too absurd 10 bs seriously dealt with"
 Statesman.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
R E .WU AL.


 TOiIN D. ADAMS has rrssssed to tbs large J Bnck Storehonse formerly occupied sy CaA's kAr.Ey. on Markham street. and opposite Docsa~ DoDGE's Drug Store. Having just returned from New Orleans, he is nO~ opening large and well selected stock of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QuEENSwARE, Boofs, sSAoss. Hale aai Caps Hc.. Sc.-sii of which will be soh al very reduced prices, for Cash country produce Country merchants, and others, wishing ia pur- chase. would do well 10 give hun sal, and ex- sninc his Goo'is and Pieces. beote purchasing else where, as lac ieeis confident one in Little Rock can seIi cheaper er better goods than himself; and as he charges nothing tes shosiag goods, cali aai examine his sloek. Msvi
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

Coan'erfsif Netss.-Tbe public gre cautioned against counterfeit sieo notes on the Canal Bank of New oslesN They very skiEfuliy executed. There are s4n couniertsits of S and s20s on the Planters Bank of Alabama, At Nesatnpka, in ciren- laiion. There is no such taak in existence
 (Lon. Democrat
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

bJ- ose4f the tessss at the " Clsy. .iestissi " il New Yesk quoted Byron, in hi; at osi present worthy %hisi magistrate, viz s--" The memory of W ashsng, ,za-Mea binsh there was bn, oAe" IL .:se proceedings at us supper indicate Mr. Clay's feeling be wilt be in the Senate relentless seouTge 10 the powers that be.--Bosioa Psa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

4 Great Discorssyr-The editor Of the !" Grea Wes; !" announces the astonishing fac that he ka. succeeded n discovering living, actual, bona ads descendant from oae ef tAs seoosi faniii,s ta vsrgisia." Good gracious is il possible
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

1J Kate H4sitngs sppearcA before the coart al NewYo YoEk. on,ibe 18th inst. and plead guilty to an assault and battery. with eowhisse. on Mir Iudsop tSed Buntiine.) and the court fined The lady six cents. in consideration Nf the prcvoca,ion she had received by sssaal,s in his paper and by letter,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
SPRING EUO Dy.

TUST received. and opening. st the stand J formerly occupied by Cbasies Rspley, a fait assortment ot DRY GOoDs-eonsis,iag. in part. of 34, 7-s. A aad l2-4 Bsached and Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTiNGS 7-s aad A Lewtls; S00 pieces Csl'eoes, asd, 3a pieces pssai4 Mousns 70 pieces Plaid GinghsBs 6 pieces Linen Cheeks: l2 pieces irs5 Linen: 4 pieces i2 | Linen sbeeting; } pieces s-l Linea Damask; 10 pseees Co;tcnal~s, &c.. &e.; a of which wall be odeied yefy ow for Cash or country produce.
 May 1. JOHN D. ADAMS.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

fin OEee- SeeksT.-A PhiIsielphian who grinds his bread out Of cracked Anrdy-gurdy, with A monkey accompaniment, hearing the remark that he new administration must have an organ exclusively its own, embarked iinmediately. with the caravan of ofiee-seekers for Washington, 10 present his claims.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

Ildss oR hs Isihmss.-A correspondent of the New York Tribune. who writes from Panama ansieG date Of March 2ih says the tides at that place from eisteen 10 iweniy-six feet. while Al Chagres, The opposite side, they only reach two as haii 10 three feet.