Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28

and gentlemanly clerk OF 'ne ''''S
river papers. .s ..>--- -,
~, .ol;,. clark Of the Cc Plant VIII
n,ease accept our thanks for lat
e-our Acknowledgements , 1us :,so,i - op.a, nd
Chapman of the Cashier,
Louisville papers.
titled to our thanks for
GrCapiain Skeio is
R.-CoI. Roane's majority
he he w;l<on " one hundred and sixty-se-
..n vs.es The ~ Governor took the oatn OF
r,;ce md e,,ereen its duties, ON Thursday, the
orLt. Colop1 NILES, of the 5h Inf, with his
family, passed trugh this place. on last eones'
day, en- route pFort Washitaw, where ne will
assume The copmand. Col. Miles is gallant
soldier. who h, served many years, on this from
tier, where hes wei and favoraby known.
@Mat ,AcFlflD MAcKLIN has been reap
pointed p, ynn,aster, dating from I'd March, lS49.
Mai. Ma.kfp is an efficient officer, and has dis
CHARGE tt/ duties of his office, with ability, and
10 dissatisfaction OF all parties.
nFThe rumor which has been in circulation.
ipthis place. of the death Of HENRY CREASE, of
little Rock, has not been confirmed. We have
every reason for believing it TO be untrue.
G The Cherokee Adrocate is disposed to be
facetious at the expense Of the lneligencer," on
the subject of appointments and removals. The
Adrocate thinks Gen. Taylor is competent. The
editor knows. aE s
@From the great proportion of cIergymen
that left this point in the California emigration.
we have every reason to hope for and expect
moral state of society in the gold diggings. And
also from the large number of lawyers and doc
tors that went along, may expect to hear Of
much litigation; and led TO suppose that it is
sickLy country.
HrThe subec; of "free soism'' will ere long
be settled in California as many of the emigrants
who departed last week, took along with them,
their slaves. The question may be settled before
the next session of Congress.
GThe Amazon, Wilson, master, was adver-
,sed to leave New Orleans, for the Arkansas
river, on the 18th instant. .... r- a-.1
Letters, it is said, have been received at the
War Department, from California, asking a
enforcement of the military forco in the territory,
from apprehensions of difficulties with the vast
number of foreigners pouring into the gold re-
glons. -. --.--- ...-.- III. -. -
OrAnother California Erpedition.-We learn
that n number of persons in this county who were
unable to get off with the emigrants who left last
week, have determined TO get up company to
leave between the lst and 10Th May. 1t is said
that Maxwell who left here guide to the Empire
company, will return from Camp Holmes, and go
with the May party.
This will be favorable opportunity for those
persons in other States who prefer the Arkansas
route, and were not able TO go with the April
party, TO 60 upon this occasion. 5....
1--WE refer our readers to the card of ]. NJ.
TEBBErTs, Esq. of Fayetteville, Ark. He offers
his services Attorney and Collector. in this
State and the Indian country. Recommend him
to our distant friends, who have business to tram
sact, in this country, as he is faithful, diligent
and attentive collecting lawyer.
uTIt will be seen that the Pennywit advertses
to run as regular packet between New Orleans
and this city. She is fue boat, owned, In part,
by our merchants, and is every way worthy of
the patronage of the public OF Arkansas.
Promotions in the Army.-ln the list of Promo
tions, published by order of the Adjutant General,
dated March Is, lS49, we notice that Of Assistant
Surgeon J. Fl. BAILEY, to be Surgeon.
GIVE see by the list Of appointments. that the
efficient and worthy Agent for the Sacs and Foxes,
Gen. JAMES S. RAINEs, has been removed from
office. Ii will be fortunate for the country if his
successor is half as well qualified to perform the
,rduous and delicate duties of that office.
GTThe California Efuigrants left Fayetteville,
,a the 2lst inst. 1iot s -1li
0rThe Rev. J. N. MAFFIrT is preaching in
> sau-''ey'' 70 large congregations. r
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