The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

TAF CEg q RDms.--As Rsms lzns h~sA tss suess s grsus iutsrs~a vsry rsueatly. readers my Hk~ sS seresh shsis rseossee1ioas of the Essraal csty by rassiHg sAslE syes ever Ds Bsifd's sketch
 -Rsrns s ssilI xtbsrs # has sssA more tGOAn 2sD9 ysnrs; it s ngea the Tib~s sixteen nalsS fran tts mouth whSch sosth snreagh GAs w.uaera p4r ss tho city, and thea tnFns wszt. aoA epa1iaa@s shzs esarse to lis Outlet where t some tArse hsaereS feet wide. Mach af whaa was formerly epvsrse with baiialngs is BBw esltivafsa Thss IS partaeu- larY ths win mach of tas soasheAS Pars wsla- h Inc eiy waiss and and soHth ef tAs CAPils- line HtA Bad air fua4Ira1 Is sud ts bs sbs e4sa% of the dessrtien q tais pzrt of the ci1F. Tne aa cieut aills saIA lu be fsaad. bai sy 70 prsma.saf ss thsy snse were. on arrsaas of Gss vulieys having been filled np by fhs rasadaa esn- sa4sfly scesrnaiaiiag. la tss wny tse pscs of the nuoiss. soram has bssa flied ap east kFaAss Es~E The land st the base of Ihe TArperiaa reek h so much filed ap thai the modern trawsscr is groR. think that t weald be far from cersziA death to se thrown from its top II is aSs farmzrfy, ssvsh- ty-svs feet hlgh. whith heaps of rocks betaw, Ia the northeast Pari extsRaFs gardens, aad the side sf them afe fhe residences Of ts Eagiiaa and AmerscsRs.
 Tts palace of the pope is D=4r iAs centre si the city. The church si st. Petsr Is the vest side. il i= 75e feel lspg. and 5Sa wi5a, and vii hoac as .ogo people It ess, s5e,os0, ,o9o The st4fus of St Peter slAnds not far distaat, Ii ww formerly the stAtne of Jupssr, and was caaHgsa by of the early Popes into that of tar spvS1st py sOeas mysterioas power, withoHt changing it's material substance in the least; which gave rise so lac marx of tie wag. that it formerly the ssz2ne os Jnplisr, and it wss thai of Jew-PetT still. Tbe POrt thai the great toe Sf this sta,rs has been tireiy worn by the lips of The catholics aot exactly true. ltNts protestant s1aaex. Yet T Is true that e TsPs@ts1 kisses sf the aiIhfEl fer dreas oi years have w0rn il ASay considerably. No eatboile passes ii withOGtasooplng kissi Io DOOr igHorsRs peoPls tasst 1a8 eaaaeh; but to of sarRiag ana scieuse.@nd of es.iisalsa minds. hke the pope and caraiaas. constantly sP prOaChing this image with ali reverence and wpias this tse S.lh their haaAksrchieis kiss il, wip- ii again. and go on thsir way, IS iaite bsyaas eaGa- rance. One la4ve no patience xiln tlaea.~
 -si1eTf 6aAs0sfH-Ths tol!ewine snort bsegrzphiesl sketch ef The distinguishes patriot, Albert Gssil, whs has rvcenly cisd, take fran the Nhassiag- lea kePabsie sf ths l5Gh inssask
 Born ia Geneva, Switzerland. on the 18th ef January, I76l. an orphan fron his ialaacy he wss educated by relations, and ia lT19 was graanaisa in the iaw acuity of the distsng nHIvsrsy Of his native eiry- He ~as pspl Of the ceisSrssea historian Mailer, and camPanion of Damsat. tss friend and literary exseutoS sf Jeremy BeasaaR--- In opposition to the wishes Of his friends. Mir Gal latin al =@ry age eHigrated the uHtsed St4ies and landed al Boston, July I4, i7s9. Ksc9nsnes- ded 10 the notice of D-. Fraaklin by the Freuea mOrslisi- Ls ROecheionraal4, he soon fsand him self in tae miast of al that good and great lp the society Ol the country. Aftsr brisi s4josrA, however, in Bos1os, he proceeded D Maine. ~herr he served snaer the oraers of Coi. Aisa. cornnAn- der of Fort AacAias, Evea taus early sa ais ca rsers he saAhssd to prove hO~ sincerely he Was attached 10 the csase of the country, by advances he made from his private means iH season of w4At and difficulty.
 
 ward University. from which, however, he soea re- moved to Virg,nia. and al Ricafoona was engaged in prosecuting claims of foreign mercantile hoase against thzs Common wealth He there acquired the friendship of Lee, Henry and ether distinguish ec nea, and for long time meditaasd establishing himself there. Thss idsa be however sissERAscsy abandoned, and haed himself ID Fsy-t,e ceuaty. Pennsylvania In l7s9 h. was elected zsetnber of Itae convention 10 amend the constitution of State. In i79e and 'sl. he vas \ peul5ef cd s5s legislature, and la IT92 member of Congress Ia l793 be was elected Senator of The uniaee States bat was declared not entitled seea aeuaEse npl eligible under the constitution. be however aees- pied hls seat for two months h l7s4 Mr. Gal!Atn rstur1ed to FHyetts county, hsring curing bis sb- sence married the daughter of the eistisga tshsc Coi. Nicholson. of the Havy of the Revolution.
 About shis time the wiiskey instruction erske eui, snc Mir. GaIistiR was conspicuous among that PorticD of the community supporting lsw saa O-der In October I7a5, hs again eiecsss tS tb= Stase legislature. and on the same day tOcfea-r l4} cnosen ia Congress from the dasticS composed of W Washington and Alieghany counties He took his ssat tn Decsmber, I79S and rsprsseaed the district in thrse consecutive terms. oa ,hs inasgnra ratioa Mr. Jefferson ns President, Mir. G&iiaais becsrps Secretary Oi the Treasury. This was in iseI The efforts of Mir GalIaiiu to sztnguish the nasisaai debt aFs wei known and prevra by the fsci that seswcea leol and lsl2. Ehder the syss@na con- ussuesd by him, ss7 aeo !e00 sf the Siaa. .90s % swsa wrre paid In 1915 hs wss ehosen one Of the commissioners te GheaG. and whlis AA.snt from lAs United stsisS negOaiaaaa the esmmercaai treaty be- tween Inc UHsen and Great Britain.
 From lsle to lss3. be vss Miessrr 10 France. and in lsl7 wsns A sPsci4a HsiASssa the Nsta- ~Eianak, and ia lsls as England. to wAsrA esRSuy he he1aasr MiEiss-r PisnipossssiAry iR ls26. h la2s he rssErasG ts America, sad established hin- sa stssx ss