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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11
From the arkansas Democrat.

Much excitement exists at New Orleans in re-
laton to the alleged abduction Of Spaniard nam.
cd Rey, by the imputed connvance CT order of
the Spanish consul at that city. The New Or
leans Bulletin, without endorsing the truth of the
statements, gives the following history Of this af.
fair
About month ago, man named Francisco de
Key, arrived in this city from Havana, which
place he had left to avoid criminal prosecution,
for allowing. in his capacity jaor of the judi
cial prison at Havana, two prisoners to escape
who were confined on the charge of heavy
swindling transaction. While here he was taken
sick in the house of Mr.. Morantes, on St. Ann ST..
where he remained until the night of the 9Th, when
he disappeared. The Spanish Consul, Mr.. de Es-
pana, is charged with being the cause of his dis
appearance, in fact with abducting him, for the
purpose of sending him back to Havana, there to
be tried for his life.
The mode of procedure charged is, that Mr.. de
Espana passed himself Off upon Rey as a physi-
cian, drugged him, took him to dine, got him
drunk, placed him in a carringe, and holding
dagger to his throat, commanded his silence. and
conveyed him on board the schooner Mary Ellen,
which took him off to Havana, via ST. Thomas.
An affidavit Charging in substance that the
ABOVE statement is true, was made before Justice
bright, and all the parties concerned arrested.-
!he case will undergo thorough judicial inves.
tgatlon. Some of the New Orleans journals con-
sder this story fabrication, while others place
much confidence in its truth. If there be any
foundation for these charges, this affair NAV lead
to some important movements on the part of our
government.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11
The Yam Buren Female Institute.

We took occasion, las, week, to notice the Exa-
mnaton which was had at this Institute on the
I'd inst. By reference to Mr.. Marshall's adver-
sement, in this week. paper, it will DO seen that
he con,empIates re-opening on the 10Th September
next. Mr.. M. has been at great expense in fitting
up his rooms for the reception Of scholars, so that.
at the commencement, he will be prepared to ar
range the different classes in separate apartments.
His exerions to render the Institute acceptable
are worthy of all praise; and his system of teach
ing. we are authorized to say, has received the
cordial appreciation of parents and guardians.
Our population is every day increasing, our city
is not the least important in the West, and the
necessity for such institution, must be apparent
to every one-so that those of our citizens who
may be averse 10 sending their children abroad
for an education, may find the essential facilities
at home. Besides, tho general health Of Van Blu.
rem is not inferior to any city of the West; and we
no reason why we should not have within our
limits, Seminary of Learning.
AS a teacher. MIR. MS qualifications are of the
highest order. The La Porte University of In
diana, one Of the best in the West, first came into
existence under the superintendent of Mr.. Mar
ShdiI, WncTe his uOitleS as teacher, are hcld In
deserved estimation. A graduate of Jefferson Col
lege, Pennsylvania, he attained the highest excel
lence in that Institution and, recently, the Board
of Trustees o: La Porte University, conferred
on him the honorary degree Of Doctor of Divinity
Mrs. Marshall is associated with Mr.. M. in the
Institute, and like him, she is gifted with excellent
qualifications as an Instructress.
This being the first essay, at anything like a
regular and permanent Institution of Learning,
we hope that NJ. Marshalls efforts will be second.
ed by the hearty cooperation of citizens.
For ourselves, VIC wish him, and his accomplished
lady, the happest success.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11
LATE NEWS FROM THE PLAINS

A telegraPhic despatch to the Louisville Daily
News, dated the 9th July, represents that, on the
sth June, as Capt. Hughes was returning from
Fort Kearny, whore he had been to take govern.
ment cattle, he was surrounded by 500 Sioux and
Cheyenes, who robbed him of everything The
Indians we're in search of the Pawnees, and were
on their way to the head of the Kansas river,
where the Pawnees were supposed to be. Next
day Capt. Hughes fell in with seven hundred
Pawnees, Otoes, and Mahas, who Immediately gave
chase to the Sioux. desperate fight was ex-
pected. Most Of the news by this arrival is not
SO late as what had been received previously.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Ominous Of Go0d.-Threo Egyptian youths
have arrived at Glasgow, Scotland, for the pur.
pose of learning how TO build marine steam en-
gines. Ono Of thom will be sent to Mr.. Napier's
works in Glasgow, and the other two sent to a
foundry at Greenock. They will have an excel
lent opportunity in that country, famed for regard
10 the Sabbath and religious observances, to learn
that Christianity cons flutes the basis of European
civilization, intelligence, superiority, and what
ever tends to their comfort and elevation above the
nations of tho East.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Intemperance.-Loomis Rathburn, whose father
is proprietor of a respectable hotel in New York,
recently made an attempt to kill his mother He
had been laboring under fit of delrium tromens,
and after cutting his own throat severely, cut his
mothers from ear TO ear. There are hopes of her
recovery. This is another instance of the perni
ciOus effects Of intemperance
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11
From The Baiesri7.
NORTHERN METUODlSu

At q meeting of the citizens of Ind.
County, held irrespective of par,v ., :
dence of Jacob FuIbright. in Wosb;r"' :,
ship, on Friday, July I3, 1919. for -"
of protesting against the course Of ,ho %
Conference, in sending their Missiopnr; S
State, the following gentlemen on mo,;
called 10 the Chair: Maj. Lewis W""g
Rudolf and James IIassel. Esquires ~
ton w. w. Glenn and l.. CriswoIl, woro
ed Secretaries. The object of the oo moo,;
then explained by Rob't Childress. wbos
mittee Of twenty were appointed TO draw !.
amble and Resolutions, expressive or ,Io1
tho meeting, consisting ofthe folIowin, "e
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

1t is proposed, in the Virginia papers, to the la
dies of Richmond. and to all the ladies of Virginia,
wheresoever they may be, that, for 80 days, they
shall wear upon the Ief, arm q bow of black rib.
bon, as tribute of respect to the memory of their
esteemed compatriot, Mrs. James Madison.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

o. The Rev. A. VAN COURT, Pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church of ST. Louis, died in
that city the 2lst ut., from attack of cho-
Iera. He true christian, and man of most
amiable qualities Of head and heart.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

% =. F. NJ. holland, Esq, has Withdrawn
from the editorial department of the Batesville
Eagle. 1t will be continued, as a neutral paper,
by Messrs. Carr q. Cochran.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

% The Wings and Free-Soiers in the State of
Iowa have united, and will support the same ticket
Tor State officers at the fall election; tho Wings
having passed resolutions that embrace all tho an.
'i-slavery points of the Buffalo platform, and q
division of the offices have been arranged between
the parties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

The trial of the Astor Place rioters, in New
York, has been postponed until September, and
their bail reduced from $1,000 to $500.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

q The time for holding tho Pacific Rail Road
Convention, ut Memphis, has been changed to the
22d October.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

IL A large portion of the town of Allegheny
City was recently destroyed by fire.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

A remarkable case of catalepsy has occurred
acar Nantes, in France. A girl of nineteen has
laid in trance for nearly five weeks. The limbs
are rigid, but the face still preserves its freshness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

o. We are Informed tina, tho Wheat Crop has
suffered greatly, in Washington county, from
the heavy rains, which have fallen almost every
day for the past two months.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

A6ray.-James Phillips, of Little Rock, was
recently stabbed in that city, by man named
Dunbar. His recovery is considered doubtful
Dunbar has been committed to Jail.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Fatal Rencounler.-An affray took place at
Paducah, KY, on the 9th ultimo, between Judge
Campbell and Benedict Austin, in which the latter
was killed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Cholera at Fort Gibson.-The following letter
containing the report of cases and deaths at Fort
Gibson, has been sent us by Surgeon ]. B. WELLS,
Of the 9th Infantry, for publication. 1t gives US
great pleasure TO hear that the epidemic is de-
creasing a, that Post.
The following deaths among tho troops of the
9th Infantry, at Fort Gibson, G.. NJ, from Epide.
mic Cholera, with their late residences, YOU will
please publish in your paper with the reques, that
other papers will copy for the information of sur.
viving relatives and friends
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Funeral of Mrs. Mddison.-The funeral of the
lamented lady Of the late President Madison took
place at Washington the 10Th ult.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

The Memphis papers state that the cholera ha
become so mild in that city as TO attract atten
ton whatever.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Total number or cases under treatment I72-
deaths, IL.
ROBERT tIUMMEL, Hospital Steward,
Aug. Z, lS49. 5th Infantry, FIT Gibson.
Dear Sir-Tho within list of deaths is correct.
hope you will publish it. The scourge is on the
decline. Yours, truly,
j. B. WELLS.
G. w. CLARKE, ESQ.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

@ The cholera is spreading with fearful rapi
dity in Canada, and making frightfuI ravages.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Chicogo-A dreadful conflag ration occurred at
Chicago on the 2lst ult. 1t was supposed TO have
originated through carelessness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

] Ex-senator Niles has published an article very
strongly in favor of a railroad to the Pacific.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11
WALNUT CREEK EXPEDITION.

The 18th August next, being fixed upon for the
departure of the several portions of the company
destined for WainM Greek, they are expected TO
START OH that day, and to rendezvous at Grand Sa-
line, on the Neosho river, where tho expedition
will be organized by the election of oaicors, and
the adoption of necessary regulations. All par
ties east and south Of Van Buren,, had best rem
devious at that place, and 90 with those leaving
there. All north and west of this place are re-
quesled to go direct TO Grand Saline.
WIN. BLACK.
Natural Dam, Ark, July %, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

o. Our correspondent Conway" seems not to
be aware of the fact tha, the Fort Smith route and
the Van Buren route, to California, are separate
and distinct. That by Fort Smith leads along the
south side of the Canadian, while tho Van Buren,
route is on the north side. live may believe the
evidence Of those who have passed Santa Fe, the
Van Buren, route is the shortest, and in every re-
spect the most preferable.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

EDIToEIAL.-The absence of the Editor will be
received sufficient apology for the lack of edi-
toraI in this week 5 paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

o. The three soldiers who were concerned ia
the attempt 10 murder Gen. Brown, have been al
rested, and are now in confinement at For, Glib.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

or BY the St. Louis papers which arrived on
Tuesday. we grati6od to learn that the cholera
is fast decreasing in that city, and business which
had been for a time noarIy suspended, has again
commenced. -s..... -.-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Langtree's Map.-The prevalence of the choIe-
ra in Cincinnati has hitherto delayed the compile
ton Of Mr. Langtree's Sectional Map Of Arkan nsas.
The work will shortly he forthcoming
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

e Our thanks are due to Mr.. H. C. MELcuo
Of the Alert, for late river papers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

THR LEARNED PIG-Arrived in our city last
evening, and was exhibited TO about a dozen spec
tators. We noticed its exhibition at Fayetteville,
in our paper, of the l4th July. And from the
character of the exhibition last night, we are
again under the necessity OF pronouncing it the
most nonsenscaI thing ever exhibited; incapable
Of interesting any but children and negroes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

ERRArA.--In the card of the Van Buren Aca-
deny, by d.. Mccormick. in a portion of our last
issue, we Inadvertently overlooked an orror. In
stead of pee session of twelve 50 ssos,'' it should
have been " sCeeks.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Circuit Cega.-The Circuit Court of Crawford
County commenced its sittings for the Angus,
Term on Monday last-the Hon. w. w. FLOYD,
presiding.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

The Rirer is again rising: about twelve fee,
water in the channel.
The j. B. Gordon, and the Alert No. 9, ar
rived on Wednesday.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

u The last Fort Smith Herald mentions the
arrival, at that place, Of Col. Lane, and company,
from Missouri. The Herald has been misinform-
ed. for 10 our certain knowledge the company has
been camping, for nearly two weeks, three miles
north of our city. Their entire outfit was pur.
chased in Van Buren,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

During their absence, the meeting WI. /
dressed by Jas. II. Patterson and T. WI
The Committee having returned reported
Meeting unanimously adopted the follow,s
DOE. NOTE Avn n,..,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

L. B. crlswHzl, HGi } Secretaries
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-11

Elders GRAHAM and POLLY of the Christian
Church, will hold protrac.od meetings at the fol-
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WILLIAM l. sHARpLow,
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IRELAND.
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The STATE Prisoners,

TIE CITY q Dublin Company's seam-pseEet which
81 Leeou very la.e hour lasting BIZ, has arrived
By Der have received euers and papers IL anti
elP.i'on Of the NAL
Tee convicted ira tors. Smith y 8rsn Donohge.
Mesgher sad Mr. Haris are sti a. Richmond Bndswell,
5, poor ODoshery snd JOHN Msfrn .r- yirg OF cofk,
waiting f.rile.f complnio1s 70 Dublin.
49, expected 3D. Dublin that 70 he undue pre-
cp,sncy with when Pie bill Of Lord Campbell was nitro
llrel sli carried tsrols ne Lords. that g would
,l.s. have passed The ias, stage IN the Commons
oar Dublin corre.7 oasenf who 81. often A. the hss o.
uc Fllr Colrs. whites a lengthy communication. 10
which he ses 20 90 understand thar although he treason
,rln.port4a1n Dill ray become .aw, Smith O5nsn's
conse. have ser good which hey mean 20 Try
20 bii,g " TIA, stsl4ng Patnot.
No,s lft.fald.ng a. TIE evasion the petty sueternyes
al tho sneakns denial. OF SIR George Grey ne House
o Conn 1as 70 sa.d TIA. tne pardon Of NJ D 5ren
an lsrebe0us coeo CUES has actually passed. he sign
RAJ. and that when 'ais document "a produced g
ust BE- % VII then be shown by The prisoners advocates.
ihs.h- ega effect OF The document - TO reduce The
ience % which e pnsores are, a. Ills moment sub ectto
one u imprisonment.
Advces from Cork dated yesterday, are % hand They
STATE that Mr Martin and Mr OD0sherty as vel a.
can be- expected OF iaem bat they complain very bitterly
of the accommodated Afforded ihem the Noun; Phn-
stone
There . IN The Cry Of Dublin much sympathy fei for
he.s unhappy gentlemen and has oozed Out that Lord
Clarendon nsy possibly get INTO tx from which al bis
cscaaery and diplomat, sabeiy cannot relieve him.
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A Crisis I'm the Affairs Of Canada.

The unussal attention bestowed by 10Th Houses
Of The British Par; sment upon their North Amer.
icaa relations, together with the accounts We re-
ceiVe from Montreal and Toronto. aud from casual
private sources, induce Is to believe that a crisis
actually Is approaching IN the affairs OF Canals
and the Lower Provinces which il will require
great wisdom and DO Lille nerve on the part Of
their rulers to determine sdyanisgeo1sly for al
concerned. We have placed several letters in ire
Supplement to this days TrtbuA>. which those
who take an inseres; IN the political movement.
uPon our Northern frontier would 90 well 70 pc.
rsse, especially the one from Tosoaio correspon.
deaf. signed Acadia
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The News from Europe.

Rarely have We been enabled O. present more
interesting bulge, Of Advices from Europe than
IS detailed in the colamns Of The Tu6aAs this
morning. 10 spite Of the sinister runors by the
previous arrival, ROME WAS SILL UNcoSeUERID
ap 70 The night Of the l4ih alt. while her heroic
inhabitants breathed The same determination q
resistance 70 the very last. Old.not. in lis pro
clamation, talks to them Of responsibility resiiag
% their shoulders. # In the prosecution Of the
ssige The famous monuments OF the city are IN
ilred or destroyed. Responsibility Does he not
understand that they are not hzh'ing fo- personal
comfort ard PRONE. bu, for rights and prime Pies
which remain sacred snd divine though bis Annon
batter ST Peters and the Vatican into runs It
is IN possible that the next steamer should not
orcg the news Of the fall Of Rome bat at al
events Immortal Honor to the men no have
made Der old walls tue cititel Of Liberty ami Pro
gres
HUSoART IS nobly repulsius the Ia umerab'e
nyrmidons OF Desgotism. The accounts from the
seat ofwar are b. NJ meaus clear having 70 reach
Is through Austria. bal . IS quite certain that a
tremendous bst;e has been fought near Rsab on
the Danube by the HuugsrIsn Army under Cor
yey and the combined Russian and Austrian N ain
body, and lhs. ne Aystriza Joaraals are sot agr-
II 70 Bsatl9a IS occprrsacs. While private adv.ces
irom Vienna unite In assuring Us Of Hungarian
victory No Hungarian account has yet been re-
csived, nor can De soon.
Three minor bat ssnguInsry conf is has taken
2is eat JordaaoT. at PeterwG-dein nnd 20, f4r
from Presourg-tbe lrs' All ass certainly result
ing 10 Hungarian victories. ~ Peterw ARDEN, the
Austrians clam the advantage bat admit severe
losS
la FRANCE, the true Republicans. defeated
through nasty and injadcious course. are over
awed fog the moment. after severe cona!ct II
Lyons, The coaesced Monsrchists who stole
power under III name OF Napoleon are enabled 70
keep il BY free use Of the Army which they thus
obtained the control Of The Republican chief.
are Imprisoned or Concealed, the Republican press
= sienced. Paris is in state Of siege, and
French Army Is butohering the defenders Of he.
publican Rome How long can this lastl
sourHERS GEsk.sf IS in open war with the
despots, Asd battle has taken place At Mannheim
from iich the monarch s,s have not gained what
they expected. The Republicans led by the brave
Mierosawz mi, have sustained their ground At asst
and claim 10 have gained 4 decided advantage.-
Tits is good omen. for It 10 the frs. time they
have met the myrmidons Of royalty in g field
without defeat. Has the German Revelation now
really beguni
Here again We behold the treachery Of Louis
Napoleon Palpsby manifested. The French gov.
eminent is operating by It's army ii the Rhine to
sustain Prussia ia the war against laden and the
PslAtinate These are depths Of degradation and
shame into which even Louis Philippe never
darec, nay never had the meanness 70 drax them
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ITALY.
Rome not yet Captured.

Iae gsuce ri late date has been received from Rome
lie French had made renewed oyerures 70 10 Romans
bui ;hs lar,er hal refused % accept them
TIE city SAID 20 have sustained ser Tho refusal Of the
French 5verfures iweliy hours aiack. without any
breach being Effected
Gen O1dinoi Is .a.i 10 have used every means IN bis
power 20 induce the rrumrsie 10 csPuaie, and thus
ave ,be eFsion Of blood which fo,isw from The
s,o-m.ns %. ihee.iy
TIE Loadss T,n' OF this morning. June IS, from -
correspondent saied Cuta Vecchia s.h INST with IT,
lle. news from Rome and the army up ~ he evening Of
iae previous day says On the l5tn negotiations were
agan alien pied be opened by Gen Oudnot, 5ui hey
iaied IN The sars an aPon TIE same grounds
a. before.
Gen. Outlaol having commanded tie city 10 surrender
which was ne, by P-rrmPlory refusal be commenced
vigorous auack on he ilh- The batteries played upon
the basuous r - hours necessarily and no peTcepube
breach vas efec ed up tie .aiest period oar inie-
sence from The camp came %. reinforcement 81
troop. and guns from Touon being landed A. Civia
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