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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. SATURDAY, NOV. ,.
For the New choei Law.

WIG JUDICIAL SoNisITIors.
J.dss Of s&pey,Dv Corvt. ELIJAH PAINE.
JE1s. q Supreme Couyt. WILLIAM MITCHELL
yusxe Of Coran0. Piecs LEWIS B. WOODRUFF.
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~ Chrfstian socisi,sm.-ksy. VIZ. ShAt
will prsseh every Sunday syenpg 81 the sssyvsss.
Insuute, Commencing al O'CLOCK sablecf. t0-pono-
evening PfosssIsausm, ia iLhgeres 20 Hann Nv
gfcss seas free.
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~ Religious rsttce.-J W sosaAs =. u. - NJ
va preach % Lord Day morning 10 0f.D.es III u..
iissVsrue BrOskyn; ansrEoon In Washing 90 a.,
tsrst Alb door from Bo~sry, and n ne 49,
The B.eeek1r Building. Bi~eekensL sahjeeIs ,.sl.s
COnss 7rauon Of the Earth and Ressorsuoa .. per
Aftsrnoob-The speedy Appesrsrcs Of tie es'l" N.
fnz-The Fir.t and seraad AdveGfs
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BUSINESS NOTICE,

AsraIcAS sreruN-Tae yosE ger M.d.r. ~
plays re ccq1sgie n Tt Ttr-~ iovsrs 80 -
BE Archrsss sDd sdfrec lfis& ehsruins P,,t-it.-,
TIE supesb atnm4-s srf vciu gcur frs,s i, - - n
G.sd ssors are No css admired Ard sAe 49, ~
n /. played y NJ. Nenys, Mr. Nerrife.s - ),
80 Barton sud sssnrore "a very elective 40 :. =
melsDge. Az here wiil be change Of pro,~,--''
Monday, ihOse VITO wish 10 visness The er,,e.t -
N the evening. ~Re
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WsIs CRY Eosislross
o--.--,,-- JOSEPH r. TAYLOR
80 HENRY l. DAVIEs.
so,,vnor o( An. Hgs~.. -scHUKEsAS HALsIED
c.--a.,...1 JOHN T. DODGE.
ca. s,psy. and srsYias WILLIAM ADAss
- 1....,.,v ........ALPRED w. WHITE.
a.. ~ sp.<. and Lsmps KEENAN, w. CHlLDS.
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LIQUID HAIR-DYE.

q PHALos's Improved Magic HrrDye, new invsn-
ron TO color ths hair WHISPERS the applied
without Injury tbs lair ssin. Gentlemen can h.v.
heir vsiss.o sysd liz Eve niDaies ~ he eepc,, ls
Broadway. Of Dey-st under The FranAlin Hosl
Per bottis, small SIZE, q large, 81 30. oil I'm
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" Rev. }. III. Bowler will presh to-norfoSS
tsrl0oS 10 TIE fy9nh Con2fes sIocs4 Ctufcb, SfsS
81 between slIn and Seventh avs Prsschsf " -
pastor, hsT HI o. scHEsHEsHORs, Ia tbs mofnlsyI %.
wee iIoi A NJ snd 5 and "a Pm ~
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lie .t,k ,a,s4 % n. cott1-et -. ~, 80
EIDEs-rh- A<-vy sth AR .-nsnf ss-s ~ ~
90 r. ersrs. ifas 100 b1.aSs Ayr-s - > -
n .se ~ AZ - Psfts Cas- 4, no
LEAfHER-Ts- r-c-rts axe, "a Ffcss So -
.-nn,r-. =. sszAai co=uross % "a 2. -, -Ss :. =
sa-py Leather oct - 7-ltl "a Is Pffe
SIN 80 sst ssd rsss q :. go q h-s'y y
rs ,,aa-s oct ss-gass. 2S,S. mci-, ~ 80
h.sry 2ssc =. Ets'.u s-c,stoa- is - r-AnS ~ -
RARS-ss-. le' esrocas Csa-ays - prTs,s ,.Fus
FEATHERs- As'y sss- 80 scoi rsose---- Al sISe'
cab
syoAES-Tsf. oul1Bed UoTeu-et s,s coosfsfscrs "a -
~. mate ,gs I.-,se- % y..'srss, ess-
caS4 ~ 81, ssi s-- or-sns a. 81 -
r1-ch.s-. srs sul so.nx ca
sOL.ssEs-I,h.d sruy -ts po4.r,;- ta,n.-. -
shs Of a. sss- sg.lnst secet lds hss. -sa
glrrs A.t
sFEps- A. san YsI.-.d h-.Vy ~ sso,-' - s.,
= small s.-- 100 81. Glover u "a q, y ,
rirotey sniL
CAKr-sa.-s 80 iua. tn % a. - 80 es-a
kIcE-l. duh -i;h moderate surfY Of coS Hts Sa-.
i'0'cs AZ s.-- o. ~. fks sii-S ~ Prm@
NAVAL srOREssse D of $50 oes >cfiA Cou't tafF-n
Supposed ~ y b5L R.a .ti aoi a. ean
previous Sac. 40 Abs sprs o. ~. e..h
FiSH-Dy 90 bed sry as e ssc prone csnie 'H-'sd
a. ~ -hch : offered Mss-- hrn Tor Nt'ssse
.-ts 18th .nns 's'.t snsi .s-s 81 "a 1885 ~ y
-sgss cr SOC l. sni sa~s 90 "a, scss s-fnls W.
= eor
IROS-fs ~thost chsns- -th .ss. ~ or ~ '9'
scctch A. saosso - no. suSirh Bars sf- dgA
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r. Netice.-Rey. HosEls RsfBaLL ~. -o,,irl
sermon at TIC Eln-se Synagogue 90 sa1sfoI a. ms
the 81 inst
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~ Kew. Dir. Esisn " Mac. will presch % ~,
row morning 81 10. o'eOcs and a. IA 10 the syosiH
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q A sermon for YosDG 1es on R,sp - =
. respects fsnola IL faencs VII BE- pfesshsa
row tsaooAinD sveaIns. 10 the heosioe-st n"yl T.
20 commence Al IA oirlocH 80"
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q Nsucs:-Thsre viii % preaching neIi So ~ -
eVs u'ng 10 ne Thrleeutbs St Presbyterian Cbsfes ~,
r.'.of, u: 7oloek. Suffice The Saas Of al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

bsia evening Giseoufses will. By Divine pernisee.
preached Ia tie Chgrch ~ the Pgntsns By he r.e.'
Rev DE- cHEEyxs. introductory next ssbbsh syen..
% The R=a<oo % tho Tsfes aGoog tho Wheat 49,"
Commence ~ n O'c ok SH
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| ~ The hrst Gold Medal awarded 10 Dasusnepypes
| ~ the American ln,ttuss, srded ia favor Of
| r. BsADY, OF Broadway AM Faltou a. whef.
strangers aud citizens are Invited To examine specimens
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rHE LANES BASK. JAMEsvILLE

low prices. IS 81, Il. So and upwHd Eagsh Foo, Oil
Cloth. tn yards wide. Of new and bssntfal parsr.
anpreesdenteJy low, 5s 3D. a, ., and upward At y B,s
cry. HIs.N ASoEssoSsworby VI the sitenuos u ggi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

rs-r--.-a Slek h.us . =, ,hfs So go ~ s'
=, a.. Az. - hhe. 80 .. ~ -. a. -
-. n oac aor a. H- y o. ent-
A-a.t-. ~ rtAi rFF-caccs 81 ., .- 49, s-A'
o-r SO ,s.-s< "a -
-. - -. - lH-sl .1faa 1850
= -. 800
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vocal MCslc A>O h-AsoSY-CHEvSs sYsrfs
CKASIEs REsSaULr isio open Lew csa = .s..,g..
Il socs ngs.c apon Tho new snd ee.s5uaea w.
csEvs, wsics has proved - successful B,A,...
TEN The puptl car 10 few mo-sh', ezra 10 r-.A
lina C nn.c a. he sane time ih.l - beeose. -,,
he ralss BE-! ec,prcsigo. T'-Eus 2, rsf sars.i p =,
vsace Tsrsoo. ts,i-c-. Of Ja.lfg H., "a. "a, -,
their sxres with ". 2 u Rovs'i =, where As-..,
hsrpy e sfort al further tniofmsLo- ass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Nav BuckwHEAr Fos sHlPrlsG -CsoswELL BWo.
sALL 200 FrontsL corner Of Besknau, ODER for sale 800
packages New luled Bucsohesi, of selected quality
consisting Of barrels. halves, quarters, eghh. ard
boxes also Ia bag. u - aud az lbs. packed with
and neslne-s shippers invited to examine ne sys
Of The packages % TTb&s 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

e Keep your feet dry, scd get your Boot. At tAs
corner Of Fulton aud Nassau sis srscch Calf Boots
" 50. worth ~ u u sas Calf Oress Boo.s q 90 worth
u 81; WslsrPrOof BoOs from y 10 y IFS FsIton, OPP
Dosii- Herald o3es.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

osl a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Nav Esurs Tsss, RtFIsso svCaSs, 0Roesnss We
would inform our readers that FowLEs ba, coosaas
ly hand New Rs,ns Ia whole, nsf snd quarter boIs
Fine Oolens and Young Tyson Teas Crushed Loaf IBd
Yellow aud Brow AMI Waite Havana Sugars, and f,my
Groceries IN all thslr variety which he 10 selling, whos
GALS and retail Z. the lowest cash prees His us
80 and 42s Greenwich and ~ Vesey and ,oS Gsh1.-
R4hoed Sugars, "a per lbs Crushed Loaf, S per ID CO
SIC. by tho barrel L3A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

e Rev. 7. L. Harris " III preach 70 morrow
morning At he stuyvesant Institute on The spiritual
nature, organism and faculties Of Nae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

AAIKeAs LASDsoAFLs-Mr. I. W. WHuLrY
hs, :, his rooms 30 Broadway, several very oesGu
fal landscapes nov ca exhibition We trust that hi'
friead. 1nd the pablo Sill give Rim cal NJ Whit
lev has made lsTgs pcrtcho OF drawings from d-eT
e., points in the Uaion. and would Be very ssd 70
ceive commis.0ps for their execution In oi pasuags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

" The Ns~ Hat Company would announce 10 tss
public they prepared Win fa assortment Of Has
sad SIX, Plush, and Cloth Caps % NEE, al demands and
hope that a. their customers who have besa dis.pponed
al haze aot been supped elsewhere, viii eel 90 aeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

n NJ. NASH desires as 10 say that be viii
commence Singing Clsss tia evening IN the church
corner Of Ninth and Avenue p. ALeci1re On Music
may De expected. A..o an Elementary Class On Thurs
day evening next Al The Coaservstory, al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

LIs BkoKEs.-John 3 Brown, q csrmsn, had
bis eg broken ~ kci from rs horse IN F1lton-sL
eornsg Of Delssy and Attorney o. By occer Gsaasasr
q lie ssco1S HGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

PowERss sTArUAEI.-We learn that the ex-
hlb.liou OF glorious cresiioSs of Art will close
5000 but We hope not until al Of our seousworshP
iss citizen. shall have lad sight thereof. IL would
Re s,,ng resre, with thousands Of these productions
Of our country. genius should BE- taken from the city
before they had .een them and We give this notaes
ton tor their bensht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

C.LIroNsl, HoUsss Shippers sad emsnsRss 10 c, 4.
forui. are Informed that the Subscriber 10 prspr.s ,
furnish Al short rosice and a. tae o~ss rare. er-y q.
.-rtriou Of wooieu houses wa.ch may bs requires
sAML soOTp
~, w. IS Myrlle-aveDg- sr,,l',.
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C.so-rHE orsn The patrons Of ID. opsn q.
respectfully nouaed hat Ne vii sell Ladies X Glow,
Of superior quality stss Grutlemen's. u
At FARRELL a CO. 81 srOslxsy.
osllw next lnternaGoos. Ar Vsi-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-03

Tar YoUso MASS PA.sPoEr.-lhe best pass
pert % profitable employment 10 good hand, and
npetent msn - fssee IL 10 Oliver Goldsrir1 IS
Broadway single course Of sessons under ais super
visioo seAises tie paP handle the pen q, TIE rner
chants teak
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

sHss will sail from hers iaside cf forty days II ne tee of emigration eonHsues 10 tow ia tas direction. 1 shat Bol be svrprised 10 sr~ desk pas aagss iu the greasy whale ships command ffcm thrve te five han5rcd dollars. About seventy per sons ,oek PaS~ags the English steamer Peru for C"i4so asa sSiYsrsisc- considering they Wn save tIn~ and uioney by going there ior vessel
 Mrs Fremeat in eoInpsay with 1r. Jseeas. has arrived st tiotToss, where they detained se count 0t sAght ilise~s ef alr. Jseobs-
 Cot. NettsE, aa1 fhs commission, Major Emory snd the corps of sngiaSrFs. are sli hste swaitiug traaspOrtsitoa IL Col. Belirrs commission should net b- able 10 gei board the steamer CsliforniS. when she arrives, of which there is some doubt. our goveFas9sEt may be eempeiied to sckaewIsage 10 Msxsco that shs has failed to fulfil the s'ipala- Hons of ts7 treaty. h this event. the bonsdary iiRs gould not hs ios the next ten years, 0i probably Boi ua,H we have smother bght for il.
 The Colonel, however, IS making every sxeTtion 10 r~ach tts arstiaa'iOn. bst fl anything should cc- cur is rhs Ca.HovRis wbieh shall prevent her from reaching herr. hts ehssee wsli be slim iadeed PersoHs eeuBing here had better bs cautious what kind of eoia they briBg with them. Formerly. eitaes worth g4t to cellar. eVs frapc pieces teB atDes and Soaboons seventeen dollars GE4aa. dian currency. Some of the money -cbs ngiag tribe have got so werk, and they materially chang iag tie rs latre vsne of eotH. sBs think highly probable they vii briug il sll uited States cur rsBcy and value Ia a very short time.
 Yoars, fREANER.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
Lnie,i from ihe Emigrants.

We are indebted ior the following items 10 $ I Seaweli. Esq. late editor of The " Camden Demo ers,," who started with the California expedition
 from Fori Smith. and reiarned to our city to-day by the steamer {" Orlla' He eas compelled 10 absa- don the enterprise on account of siskaess He re- ports five desths in alt since leaving Fort Smith, rriuripatiy atuong The Tennessee aHd Mississippi cCmpanies- The disease. inhAmmatory disrrhea. on ihe20h ait the expedition was about l30 miles from Fort Snih--healih of the companies good, The roads much improved. There were at that point 552 wagons in all. 4s0 at the upper and 92 a; ihe lower feny. They had received no intelligence ot any fight among the Ip.iians upon the Pra'res, as was reported here last week. h M45eh last the KieksPoos and S6sEH-ss ta4 purchased eohsid- cradle qaautiiy of ammunition at Fort Smith and Van B.isen. The Sha~nees have recently brought into Fort Ssai,h several large dsoses oi muiss aud goH!ss
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
Ea Route for california.

The following companies, from New York. reached here to-day, and wl proceed by the first boat. to Fovi Smith, titeir way. $ with their wash bowls their knees. to seek ghsir fortunes among the golden sands of the Sacramento.
 Tas Jais,fra Mgtsal Hiaiag issoeiatoa. rom Ryass,!ass asd SIrata<a Cogasss, Y. "A. r. Vandercar, J. ", Stewart, Alex. Stewart, Jas N tswar, Roberts Vanderrook. l.. D. AIdrich, Rob ', Blake, js, wm. Van5ercAs. Je-~ph Du'cher, N \. Sehou,en. Alexander MeDonad Bso4tiya M.iual tsaiac CoapsHy-A. II. os- bourn. John 4. Whaey, David Dick. Joshua Os- bousn. Edward Osbourn, Joseph Boyle. O. T. Beard, James Johnston Charles Johnston, W iliam W oods, Edward Williams
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
The New Organ |.
-yering.'

IL is no longer matter Of doubt thst NIT BuHut has dissolved lis connection with ihe New Orleans Fcayun- aud, with John Q. Sargent, started ue " paper in Washington city. The prospectus Of he paper, the iitle Of which iS '' FHE RuTUsfIc" /" has reached as; and We disposed to think from the ia,imste relations which have always existed between MT. Bailh, aud Gen. Taylor, and the dec laration ihat- The Republic will give eo the priu- eipes upon which the administration of Gen. Taylor came into power q cordial, Jealous. and cons,a ui snp?ort,' iha. this paper will claim the whig aud lnt-tIigeacer, to be the osGs~ par sreeltsnes
 The Washington correspondent, of The Baltimore sun says all these editors agree upon the policy Of removing democrats from office; but. when they touch the free soil question: or abolition, or the tariff, the sub trsasary, then look for squalls The same correspondents meations ramor that Edmund Burke, how Commissioner ot the Patent Office w beeone an associate with Mr. Ritchje in thc conducting of the Union. Mir. Burke IS a good writer, endowed win extensive knowledge profound scholarship a4.. 1sisssa is eapab,e of exercising the most laborio0s industry.
 wish o!a Gel Richis an, Edmund Burke in the Union. their adyersar~s Of the Int, ireneer, the Whig, and the Republic. viii have to look about them. \ goO4 cause, backed by RileAie and Burke. must be iuviaeible.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
Report ef the Board of Directors of Ihs
 Little Roek Bridge Company.

&&tettC AoG2 HHAA8G &NHmRNHps
 Ths board nf DiFcetOs of iAs Little Rock Bridge Cos6psny paid visit to Capt Bsaghsm's saw-mit on yesterday, win view to note ihe progress oI the wosk, snd ascertain it's actual eondition-s ssd ss this community are deeply ieterested ih it's pletion. ,bey Nin state, for the information Of all interested in it's success as we'll for taose who ass not, that the amount of wosk already accomplished Is fully equivalent to two-fbtds of the wosk neees ssry ,o it's completion. The ineIemsncy of the win. ter, and the scarcity of lahorers has retarded is' progress materially 0Asmueh as little more has been done since about the hsh of December last than tc preserve and take care of what had been dcne pre- viousiy. aud make preparation for resumihg again in the spring.
 Hitherto. however, Capt. Bingham hss been unable 10 procure he required complement oi hands to enable him t0 resume work with that vigosou. energy desirable on . work or tais magnitude Negro labor is searee. and white Iaborers also besides the board apprised of the fact, and have been for some time, that an influence has been secretly operating to prevent white men from work ing ca the bridge, by telling those seeking employ. ment if they wotked there they would no, be pald The board have investigated the fact, and find that every man who has been employed and worked out the time for which he engaged, has been paid promptly. and they eaa all who may be dis posed 10 work. that they will be paid up in full for their labor at the expiratioR of the time for which they engage. Persons having negroes 10 hire can find employment at good wages and sure Psy-and white men. who sober and industrious, can also find employ ment upon the same terms Hands are well provided for and will not be exposed to work ing in water, or dangers of aay kind.
 The board regret to say that quite large amount (nearly one-thiTd) of The original subscription 10 the stock held by individuals, has been unavailable, in consequence of the neglect and refusal of several of the stockholders to pay up the instalnents as they have been called in. This neglect, on the pal. o khoiders not ny retards the work, bat is embarrassing to the bosrd and Il is to he hoped that under The present condition and progress of the work, all deuqaents will promptly pay in their respective daes.
 This community are deeply interested in the success of this enterprise, not only as aEortng a great public convenience. but the hamburger of more extensive improvements in the State, the benefits Of winch will tend directly to promote ,he interests and welfare of Little Rock and vicinity l., terefore, becomes every citizen, if he promote is success by hiring bis hands upon it if he has any to hire, or hy inducing sborers to work upon it. he viii be doing he pablic and the community in which he lives benefit, as the board can assure al from what they saw yesterday, that this work masG and sriA be finished
 By order of the bOard of Directors:
 L, R. LINCOLN. Pre4'L
 THo's ". NEWTON Sfe'E.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
Choo.e Your Delegates.

To-mostow s the day appointed for meeting of tie citizens of Fort Smith and vicinity. for tle purpose of ri=etIng delegates 10 the Memphis con yeniion. We glad b some steps taken lo have Afkausss well represented iu tas assentbage IL Is matter of growing of al,nos, vita importance to every portion of oar State We hope Io tho cali responded 10 in every direction. The For, Smith Herald in ailGding 'o th- meeting, says:
 Turn out like men. and work for now is tho time 10 tve ap and doing. Every man's shoucer should be put 10 the wheel. and matted effort made. ualess exert our>eves the railroad 10 California may be taken another way than through our Sta,e aud now, while We have the eo-opera- ton of Teunessee, Mississippi Virginia, Georgia, south Carolina, and other States, to have this road run through State, should bv active aud per seyerinZ."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
RiIet.the ne-er,er.

X letter in the Pauucket Chronicle, from one of California party, ping by Mexico, has the fo- lowing singular notic of this notorious iRdiy dusl. We cannot believe iRre is any truth in the stAie- meat that he not at the iin- of his desettion, an American sod@r.as neither the court martial nor Gen. Scott woaldlsse so punished him with out the evidences of hs guilt had been beyond the shadow of doubt, Ee writer says:
 Al Jaiaps, were s.lled on by Col Riley, t.e Irish deserter. so ested.) He is an oiicer ill he Mexican army. and sa!s he has been nnjosty pun isheI by Gen- Scott, as hs never was an American eiliten, was he ens'led ia the American army. He came 10 Mexico oI his own hook, shss-asked a commission from Gen Taylor; was refused, and as hts Osjee, was 10 make money, he joined the Mexcans, and, after serving ia ali the battles was taken al Churubuseo. He received two hundred stripes, the letieE D barat in his cheek, ana he imprisoned niue months. He iutends, as soon Gen. Taylor takes h:s seat to spply to the United States for redress which. if his story is true, he will ulee bsedly get, Ii IS said Gen. Taylor ssvel considered him desertsr, He is fine specimen of an Irish gentleman, and friend to all Ameri He has great influence here, and has he pel many Americans who were ia trouble here"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08

T." Another boat is under contract al Cincinnati, for a Caifornla party from New York. The fever seeus to hayc iHciued itself to the Arkansts river snd that RcN seems to be .ns accepted route Lou. Democrat.
 The cry is. sill they come" Ne are pleased to find that the superiority of the Arkansas route is al last beginaiug te be known and appreciated. Most of lhe emigrants hitherto collected upen eur ireHIier have started for " the land of promise al least nonth ant many of them two Eleaths sgo asd, far have heard, have sneoaalered no difficulties hile the vast horde that has selected the MAsouri route ar still waiting for the grass ;0 grow spon the praires and viii be forced to endure the snferings and prYatioBs, the snow and intense cold, so graphically described in Ere nsoat's last letter. Those who have returned ,o New 4afk, fFem PaHsaia, give by Ho means sn eRiieing aceoaAsof the passage ever the Isthmus. Therefore, all who contemplate visit settlement in the El Dorado, would find 1t much to their advaa.agr tO follow ths trail of inc aameroas com esaes ahai have already set oas sroni For, Smith.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-08
Postmaster at Little Rock.

Mir. William F. Pope, who received this afpo int ment from Gen. TayIor, executed Isis bond last week. and on Saturday entered upon the duties of the office. There few wbigs whom would have preferred to MT. P. He is intelligent an eompli~hed clerk, steady and attentive, and will no doubt. conduct the office properly. Besides ths he entitled to il by services 10 his partyfor he is oat-a ad-oui u'trs whig. When there was to b. pole raised for Harrison, Clay, Taylor, who ,nors active than he' Wheu whig club 10 be formed. who was so zealous in procuring mem- brrs. energetic and industrious in getting up log cabin put t In At elections and political gatherings, he always in the yaa iu sapPof, of the cau-., he warmly espoased. This was, no doub, a'l communicated b the uo-party PFe>i lea,. who, with proper discrimination, aProia,ed Mr. Posss
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1T Hon. Jacob Thompson, declines a renominz- too for Congress m the Ist district, Mississippi It ~ih b. hard ;S supply ibe place of tis able demo- cratic statesman.
 Hon. W. :. FeaibeTs.cn, late eeinocfaiic member from the 2d district ia the same State Is named as a ezaasdaie for Ee-eisetioo.
 Hon. G. ;. Houston, democrat. and most useful and feas=ss ssshsF es the ia&; Congress sFsss the S'h district. Alabama, declines standing for fenomi- nzflon.
 We regret 10 add. that Hon. Thomas J. Hanley. Of IadiabA, has decided not to be a candidate fos ra-egeetion.--i PeansyiysniAa.
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IT. When Philip Henry. the father of the cele. bsatsd caaIa'satateF, seaght she hand of the only asoghtrr and hsiresS ef Mrs. Mathews 10 marriage an vbeeiioa wss uaa6e by her i4ther ho aon;,tr,I that he vas gentleman, scholar zad aa excel s~nt PreacheFs but hs was sirsngrr, and 'fAeg @sa not srsa Anos teaeIe As efMs fToas I" Trgs saia the daugh,er. who !aad eei weie!,e,! the .x ceilent qualities aud graecs of se ssranger sut kn"w Ehers As is esIagt and shoald Ike to co with him and they walked liie's pilgrimage hap pity together.
 How heNoFed would ina. reluctant father have been, ceaid he have foFrseen that his Gane htr, would ee the mother Of Mathew hssFy Ana how different would b. the worlds estimate of nleu fl They were Jadged less by their origin and mere by thesr ecssiHy. There IS pride of family highly sotnDeRdahle, ihere s another pride of family ii- esfahiy eossemg;iale.