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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-23
Interesting from santa Fs.
coNYTRNArIoN or THE REPORT Oh THE MURDER

CONTINUATION of 1Hk MURDER OF
AMERICANS BY THE APACHE INDIANS.
tFrom the st Louis mo R.publican, Dec. 10.
Letters have be-. received La this city from SAINT,
Fe 70 the S0th OF October They confirm In
tioular, the intelligence Of the murder Of MIR j. NJ
White, MI Callsws, sno others the sanfa BE read
and the capture Of Mrs. White and her daughter by
the Indians "if MIR White had been Killed. says
one q those Letters lit would have besn misfortune
only but Ne IL lis captive at the mercy aud liable to
any indignity which the indians may proper 10
compit-H u horrible She only be obtained from
her oaptors BY negotiation Fighting will never get her
away irum them After shs T. secured however, then
will be the moment TO destroy all OF them
The troops at Vegas have i've prisoners Of that tribe
1.-THE Apscbss) and the Indians would ebeerfuly give
Mrs. White and her little girl IN exchange for these
prisoner, but the commanding efncer Colonel Wash
tpgton, has z fused 60 make the exchange
The news reached SspsFe the night OF the 2ath o.
tober, and next morning Nr. Aubry wrote 20 Vegas,
Mora river Taos aud other places directing his friends
70 send out Pus ba Indians Mesiosns to negotiate
Tor The rsurn Of the unfortunate lady and daughter
eoIare snd " the espsDses that amount the
ctsens OF santa Re we're expected 20 pay them cheer
fully. But ~ was feared that the Indians wouid
still greater amount for their liberation The father
MRS. White resides In Virginia, and is said to be
wealthy.
The Indians are said 70 have killed thirty air man
belonging 20 California party, between the Rio del
korte and the Copper Mines Some troops from III Pa.
so and Dopebs vent out against and had a fight with
them but the result IL not known. rhe Indians kilt
10Th October.
Last week" says letter, "the Navijos came within
ten miles 81 Santa Sc. killed some four Mexicans and
run Oh vith borsss ules 80 The Indians have N IN
their power 20 commit ss many depredatioss ss theI
please and THAT Infantry do IL is not to be sup
wish forn
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sretood to be for California with the provse Admit
slc rnis and the South dssrmed and ut the mercy
Of the North, IN both houses Hence the Georgia de-
tsron and ths position Of southern men TO settle
the dispute upon the threshold
Father Mathew dnsd with the President last even
ing Some thirty odd we're present In addition
TO the family Cass George brggs,
Mr. Holmes and other members Of both parties among
them Father Mathew and Old Zsck we're the life and
spirit of the occssion Old Zsck IL temperance man,
which made IL all the better Father Mathew left this
morning the South. without dsignng to avail him
ssf Of the squvocal compliment Of the Senate Sue
cess to him on his mission
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY., Dec To p. N.
This proved, from early noon, until the close Of
'cbsHgs, to be ons II the most Indictment days OF the
season The wind blew severe gale add the rain fell
AsHEs This market WAS iavy with sales OF rs bar
rels ~ 50 rs for pearls and So 62>z tor pots.
nexed are the yearly receipts vt this port, from
1887 10 the present time also the stook hand snd
prices ut the close Of each year since 1887
Receipts, Stick bbIs.@ cPriess per 100 Ibs.-
tsars ttis; Pots. Pearls Pots. Pearls.
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Our Madeira Correspendenos.
MADEIRA, November 20. 1870.

TheU. g. corvette Portsmouth Commander Gregory
arrived here the 18th from Gibratsr; officers aad
we'll
The bark f. Corning, Capt Corning, arrived ysstsr-
day and departs this evening for Rio Jsueiro. The
brig Napoleon OF Baltimore Capt Giey 10 disch
Our markets we'll supplied with all kinds Of grain
but the stock hand is limited to about thirty days
supply Flour 10 brisk at So per bb; slaves Sl20 for
FIRST New York inspection Corn Is held ut about 81
per buthel supplies not large, and brisk inquiry.
We know Of no political movement in Portugal or
denendenciss
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Markets ELsEwa Ei,r.

STOCK SALES.
BosToN, Dec, I.-Brekers' Bonrd-2 shares Exsha pre
Bant lo; STATE BANK Gti AZ e,.rn railroad iOi
lu2 ~ do ho, le2s; 10 Nerrern Railroad 40 s. ca
rsr~Spt csn,r', sailI.as ~ 90 a., no. i6 toFdsns
hb 10 DO tSo 40 20 tsst Posion Company Ifi 60 Read
ing ksr ao BIZ IN 81 rfolk iouny Railroad, ~ q
go; 10 do, sJD 2s SecOHd Board-h5 shares Norfolk
County Railroad, 5 ay 10 do 3D. 4GAs; 30 Ola Colony
kallroaa, 6v 10y; sAfhet bank, lei.
fHILsD,LrhA, Bee 2l.-Ipsf Hoard Ss0o United State
Us o. W3 % shares ReAdrg b5 M a. United states
hsrk 2 Northern Liberty Banh, So $40 Navigation U.s.
60 "a 300 do, tS rs ssil.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CsMBhIpcg CArrLE MsREEr. Dec 10 At market,
1Olh cattle about zoo beeves asd ais stores
OF working oxen. cows aud calves ye.rliugs two years
old and three yesrr old rrics Market beef 50 per vt
let qosliy 40 60; I'd do. 81 IS; I'd do 81 ordinary
81 30 80 50 90 Stores Working oxen, Si5, $50
sep s1b a 80 toss aud calves. SIS 500 s25 q $50.
besrlings 30 81, 81. $40 Two year, old $40 sl2 sl7
ss2 Three years old sl2 SIS. so s2s Sheep q od
Lambe-es2o a. market. prees-.xtrs. 50 q, 81 10 q
80 by lot 81, 81 20 81 so 81 rs S~ine ~ So. /:
retail stc Rsmsrks-Ibe market about the sane
a. lst week. Eighty car, came over the lite N.
burg Rsiroad and seventy seven the Boston aud
Lowell Railroad loaded with cattle sheep horses and
poultry.
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PLAcEs OF NArWIrv-Unied States. las; Ireland. 60;
risi.b st%sny 10, rahIs, sxe'en
From Hospital Bslsyus y penitentisry Hospital slaes-
Island ~ Randall. Island. o. City Hospital, Aims
House, Baohwelrs leland a. Colored nsrsoas. 4:
City inspector . once Dec e. 1919
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Died.
On Saturday morning. I'D inst. after protracted
Illness Mrs tLizaHsrH, wife Of William a. Ripp in the
2sth y,sr of her sge
The relatives and friends OF the family also these n
her mother Mrs Galloway ssd her sister. Mrs v at
tbiessrp. sud The members 81 Allsghspa Lodge No
1913 q OF are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from her late resid.hce No 0S street.
this AFTERNOON at clock precisely without further
Invitation
Charleston peppers will please copy
On the tlt inst. Of aneursm of tn. carotid artery
sarrt hs.tl. -idow Of Pierre A Desebetais in the
9Th y,sr 81 her age
Her friends. and those Of her son In law A LAcker
are respectfully invited To attend her funeral to day
at IL NJ from bis residence, 3il Fourth street.
corner ~ Br, sdeay
lp Brooklyn on Friday. 2ist inst FoRrur.rs MANA
LesssA. tbfast daughter Of Carmelo y. and Rebscca
Csrusns aged YEAR,, months and days
~ NGvick, Pa 1lth inst, Hon. RossRr RAMSAY
aged 20 year.
htH,pg Kong, China, Jons wrLL,, citizen Of the
United states.
a.. -.
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sgrsyns Covhr OF rHs UrrrsD STATES, Dec. 10
John Harris. 81 Texas. vas admitted an Attorney
snd Counsellor Of this court No rs Lewis Biss-li,
psinth IN error, vs. Mary Feprose. The argument
q this cause vas continued By Messrs Good and wing
fcr IN. defendant In error and by Mr. Gamble for the
paintif In error.
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The receipts &c The Inspection warehOuso incIuds
about SCG0 barrels Canada in bond this against
6679 last The following is the stock hand IT
the ware ouse this day
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EsR FEhALEs AND naLFa-DP IARzrrru.
suso oaiM Or Procrsatve Elixir prescribed Of
fecuVe rescrstive IN eases efdeby b.rrs,
ness snd all irregularities Of urs LIS All ,h,, h. rv
fsses TO be- viz Natures Great Restorative remedy t.-
bose IN the married safe without uarriag oes.sl,
cure Tor seminal emissions general Debility scs nes
N he gehsi organs, nervous Affections iueOorrh9a a
invisotaas msdcine 10 IL unequssd Also scertsr re-
medy Tor ncipen consumption fpdsesn less 81 mrecuI,-
enerty physical lsssitude female weakness sehtitx e.
Sold only al John ~~.'P -
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ssS nnascisco- ship Henry Pratt from aitimors-s
ss,ss, Lambert Z Price, K,es, q Alien,
wege, Dion, d Howard, n Butler. NJ El,ves Yin
Campbell, N Dspeerneld "
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NV MEDICAL BooKs-A ooxPfErE pa ,nrIrAI

NV MEDICAL BOOkS-A COMPLETE PRSCTICA 4.
NOfk, on the nature ana treatment Of private
structures std all kindred Affections The ary
9stra'eo ~ sres, numter % beautifully osorei PLACES
e. iarse aslife by Homer Bostwcs n ~ Iarrs mart.
opsess "a sution fuee So Extract from Bo.to.
ptditsi and surgical JoWncl" ~ he
20 ee equal 70 sieords or Actions work sane q nil, u
eeet ana hr superior 20 anything Of the ever
rsed IN this country Author % the work ON sep,iaal
fan,,h 'mto'shey, nc ca..ed X improper haeits.
lishers strngsr Townsend 2 Broadway and bv the A.,
thor. hnf Brosdvay. ~ ~N' Wv ~
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TsE FLosISA ISpi.rs.-Tbe Jacksonville (Ela Ne,ss
says:-We learn that General rwiggs has addressed
letter TO Col. Hopkins, expressing his cosadsoce
that the Indians would under the mild persuasion "
money. consent to rmgrste from the State we also
understand that assun~ba the most crafty OF tn. Ia
cosrigible tribe Of Mcesukiss has mott especially
sho~n himself sccessible 10 such Arguments aud has
promised to exert all hts influence at the same time
oetlsing thstt would be ut the risk Of his life AT
the same time 70 would appear that General riggs IL
sting the most elaborate preparations Tor war that
hs II constructing military road FROM Tampa O. In
dian river WITH military ports at intervals Of every
mites and that bis arrangements In the Com misssfy
snd Gusrt.1mmter's department seem 60 antcipate
long period Of hostitiss " IL further kno~u tbat
the delss u Seninoes from Arkap.as are still at
ttsriotte iisrbor, under the protection of strong
mounted force
Tb. Ss,snnab R,p,tbi,an, Of the nth inst ,ays -
We learn from passenger who up In the william
Case N, on saturday that General rwisgs had left
1emIa TO have n talk With the S-min"es a. or near
thslo'ts arbor Itie ssid that the Indians manifest
er,st ubwilungDest 70 emigrate and that wiId &c n
oppostd % the emiers for tear that his Influence
IN ARENAS will be nulli6sd BY that OF By Bosless
should the latter .miefate IL Ia said 20 have been
fouDd Necessary 20 place guard over the Arkansas
deputsion 10 protect them from the threatened At
tacht Of the Florida party The talk TO have tassp
hear from IL.
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DE- oooPkk. IL DUANE STREET, BAs, FOR rsE
Of merourisl a-1 othsr diseases Of sgeio.s s~
car cure the most sgr,vttrd 81 ~
noohsrrS 's'"tss~
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the City and County New yors from the 18Th a,v AZ
December 20 tho I'D day 81 Uectmbcr, IStg
Men, 81 hOmtn, ~, toys, 70 Girls. t6-TotaI 90
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rate. though prices continue firm. A parcel of 900
bsgs Manila have been disposed Of the particulars Of
which oid not transpiIs
FnUrs.-The market for raisius was held firmly at
81 20 for prime parcels though some not in good order
were let slide at ~ 611s
FHEiGHTs.- The current rates to Liverpool remained
about the same, viz. Is Cd for flour, .l4d cd. for
grain 3l6d 73ld for cottop 20s 22s cd for heavy
goods and about $50 terces Of beef at 81
Rates were tim for California aud engagements
In bret class vessels were reported az 60c TO 70c per
cubic foot To Havre. cotton was worth Hc
MP.-All descriptions remain quiet with good
supply We quote American dew rotteG, nc Sl52 80
and sl65 Manila, at 90 loc, and sisal e1sc
HIpEs.-The market, generally, continues irm. The
only sse We have To report Is 200 Porto Rico on pri
vate terms
large, and mostly &c full prices There also
siderable saes II fsvorite marks to arvs The stock
hand estimated 100000 to l2O coo sides
and shoes continue to meet good demand at sstisfsc
tory rates Manufacturers find difficulty in dis
popg OF their stocks and steady trade is anticipated
during the winter
NoLAssEs.-rhe operations to-day were not large,
and were confined to 200 barrels New Orleans, which
was sili farther decline The supply of that descrp
ton in fret hand hc~evsr lie about exhausted
On Steady sales OF liDseed making at 73c for
both kinds. Whale was selling at 40 to 47c Basket
olive In consequence Of email supply had advanced to
SIS rs
Provisions Pork-sales reached $50 barrels very
good mess at *lz The range was fll rs a S12 for
prime quiet at So 75 Beet Sales were $50
bart at So to 80 l2 for prime; and S. SO 50 for
mess prime mess vas ia fair demand with sales OF 700
terces at Sl6 50 bse hams in good demand with
sales 81 $50 barrels, at S12 50 to Sl2 6z LardWas
dull and htavya 10 to SOS Butter and Cheese Were
krcr-rhers has been rather more done this week,
on. mostly IN ordinary descriptions as the supply OF
1l0 lbs
SUGAs-The wet weather prevented operations and
the busin.ss generally, through the week. has been
moderate Quotations closed about Ac. lower than
the rates enfsnt On Saturday last Prime lots of
crop New Orleans 60 at o&c abkc., usual time
ToBAcco The movements in this market, for the
week ending this dag are a. snpexed:-
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market generally L. we'll held
NosL II here has been active demand since our
last confined chiefly however with the trade to manu-.
iacturerr Sales have been made from frst hands. in
addition Of 40 900 lbs American fleece OF uiddInx TO
tine wool or private terms and offered "a Ssc per Id
3Oo bales washed Snyrna To arrive, aud $50 bales
Buebos Ayres and CoIdovs at 1874 ard DO on time
Nmskkf-Tbe market was dull, at ~ &c for drudge,
and % 1ic fer prison
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M EDICAL ADv1CE-DoCroR you ssELF PRIVATE
u " Tor cent By means Of the Pocket sculs or
Ever, One bn Own Physician. 10 ~ oonfaential. silent
Trend and private adviser enabling conduct ~
own case 20 successful termination TwentyfBurth Fd,os
with enc Hundred ebsvngs showing private
msormstonr Of the gensistlye share ana
form BY William Young " D. The forms Of secret
diseases seminal weakness diseases the postaa
impstepey solitary hshits 81 youth are hhfuiiy de-
ecribed ard all the recipes gven in plain LANGUAGE rhs
chapter on stricture worthy Of particular and
should be rssd ~ every ere Any sending twenty
book BY neil er,s ecpi,s vii be enc dollar Az
dr.s DIX VIZ YOUNG, 1h2 Spruce street, Philssephisf
and for sale BY srnger n Townsend. az broadway New
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Passengers Arrived.
HavRs-PAeket ship New Yo,k-srF Delue, Of SYerk,
Miss Lehamk, OF s~itzersnd-iI5 in tho steesase.
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MEDlCALs.

DEsfsEss,UsE DIR. McNaIR,s ACOUSTIC OIL FOR
- the cure OF deafness Also all those noises
Ike the burning Of infec falling ~ water whrziax
yheh are symptoms Of approaching deafness Many persons
Who have teen deal for fifteen
subject TO the Use Of rumpets have. after Two
boie thrown aside those rsmpcts being perfectly
we'll u has cured Of ffteen wen thirty ,srs
sta aiding II a. sfness. Sold BY - ''-''
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Died.

.f'.ounesvenfs ~ B,rths ss,r,ax.s fra D,afas az
net tnseyfed unless duiy au,heufiosted aud paid cr
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NsvsL IrrpLLieEsCE The U. 9. sloop-of-vsr Ger.
msntowp, Com. Loendes, bound to Pensacola was
towed down 20 Hampton Roads yesterday By the o. y.
steamer Engineer 20 master Olmstead, commsndip
The folowiBg ts list ~ her oftcers: snder =
Ihss Lowndss Lieutensnts-b. n. Pinckney, n l..
1nghmsn II. N Stembel J. H1dgley. Surgeon -
Jehn Masen. Purser-G "a White Master Reu.
ben Harris Assistant Surgeon-J.S Gillian. Lieute.
pant oi Msnnes-J II Strickland. Passed Midshi pmsn
II u Mihor i West Midsbirmen J. X Han.
Dton H. Isgov W "a. Toon. Commanders CLERK -
J. bsfris' % Sunnsr-D kspsin Bosts~sin-J Bur.
rove. tsrp.nter- y Thompson Purser's steward
l.. 1abb Surgeons stevard-fIenry C. Nhipple =
Notfotk Beacon, Dec. 10.
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Port OF New YORK., Dec, 23
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15

nos 10 deIgn TO lay such storm as this. | know
,nat her Eagle has sailed above many tempests
0ut ne IS old, his flight is lower and we are Young
we will die, or we will be free -
ouch was the oath of kossuh at Comorn we
repeated it with him.
w e shall keep itl
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15
Novels of 1919.

ENIGHTEEN hundred and twelve, Napoleon's
II Invasion of Russia.
Thirty years since, the Ruined Family.
The Forgery, by James.
Tristram Shandy, or Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim.
Jane Eyre.
Jno. A. MurrclI, Qife and adventures,)
Battle of life, "a love story,) by Dickens.
Campaigns in Mexico, Glimpse at Life in Camp
by who has the 90 ELEPHANT"
The Old Judge, Life in a Colony.
Memors of my Youth by Lamartne.
Georgiana Hammond, companion to Jane Eyre.
Angelina Luxmore, the Life of a Beauty.
Ellen Wareham Cor Love and Duty.)
For sale by WALLACE q WARD.
June %, ISl9
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15
Sept. IS, '49

County DEsHA, ~
In the Desha Circuit Court the Chancery side hereof,
in racation, august 28M, a. ID. IS49.
Samuel Lennon, Complainant,
BILL DIVORCE.
Eliza Iemmon, Defendant.
NIIIS day appeared the said complainant, Samuel
4 Lennon. and files his affidavit of the resi-
dence of the said defendant, when motion of the
said complainant, by Brown his solicitor: 1t is ordered
that notice be gwen said resident defendant of the
tendency of this suit by publication of this order in
the Arkansas lnelligencer, newspaper published in
this State, for the number of times and within the time
prescribed by law, tat unless the said defendant be
and appear before the Court here by sef attorney
before the fourth day of the next term hereof at
to be holden the court house in the town of
Napoleon, in the county of Desha, and State of Ar
kansas, the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday
in September 1t being the 22nd day of Octo ber A. d.
lo49, and plead demur to said aina IS
bill, the will be take confessed, and decree
entered accordingly. The object and prayer of this
petition is to obtain decree of enforcement from the
bonds of matrmony existing between said complainant
and defendant because of the absence of the said de-
fendant.
A copy from the record.
Attest w. A. DOHERTY, CLERK.
Sept. Is, I849. 25-2w. Printers fee, sc 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15
M A X X E Il S.
NEW ORLEANS, AUG. 81.

corrected Weeklyl
CoTToN-Ordinary, II 81; Mddling, Il s Z; mid
ding fair, 81 10; fair, 81 81.
SUGAR. = Louisiana, 4 81; Havana, a 81
brown, 4 a 81
CoFFEE.-74 -.
MoLAssEs.-I6 2G per gallon.
ToBACco -25 4.
FLoUR.-5 80 a ) IS.
SALr.-95 100.
CoRN.-40 ~.
RIcE.-45 ).
WHsKEY.--Rectfcd, 1S 90
VAN BUREN--Coumtry Produce
Cotton. so a | u,
Flour, per cwt., 3 a 3 50
Corn, ear, p 30
Corn meal, per bus, 45 80
Oats. shelled, 30 25
Oats, sheaf, 20 a 25
Bacon, per lb., 30 az
Pork, 2a2 so
Beef, Il az
Mutton, 4a5
Veal, none.
Butter, a 10
Lard. sac
Tallow. Sa 10
Beeswax, Is 20
Eggs, Ga7
Chickens, per doz.. 25
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15
BOOKS.

DOOkS.
ID EMARKABLE Events in the History of America
~ DIR. Olins Travels in the East.
Lamartine's History of the Grondists, Vols
War of Mexico and it's Heroes
Dealings with the firm of Domby q Son.
Orators of France by Headley.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of Genl. Putnam.
Chalmers on the Power and Goodness of God.
Fcstus, by Bailey.
Mills Crusades.
Adirondack Life in the Woods, by Headcy.
Bancrofts History of the u. States.
Life of the Apostles.
Book of 1000 Songs.
The Minors Guide
California Guide book.
Fremont and Emorys travels in California.
Oregon and California.
American Manual.
Abbott's Corner Stone
Barnes Notes to the New Testament.
1rving's Works, Tales of "a Trav eller.
Washington and his Generals by Headley.
Napoleon and his Marshas oy Ieadley.
With great number of other ne and valuable books
for sale by WALLACE d WARD.
June %, 1S49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15

NJ The French entered Rome on the 4th Of
July. Too good day for so had q deed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15

MORRILL, & MAREAN
A SIX the attention of buyers of INDIAN Goops
n TO their LARGE STOCK COTTON HDKFS.
AND STRIPES, suitable for the Indian trade.
June 27. IS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TOLDSMITH'S Animated Nature.
W Joscphus-in Vols.
DOowling's History OF Romanism.
Encyclopedias of Geography-3 Vols.
Seborne's Waterloo Campaign.
Theirs History of the Consulate and Empire of Ma
poleon.
Meals History of the Puritans.
Rollins Ancient History.
1II6 or the War of Independence
Just received and for sale by
August %, lS49. WALLACE & WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15

Rescue of american Sailors at Japan.-We
learn from the China Mail, that the United States
ship PrebIe has returned from Japan, whittier she
was despatched by Commodore Geisinger for the
purpose of bringing away some men belonging TO
the American whaler Lagoda. In this Captain
Glynn had succeeded, having rescued thirteen of
the whaer's men, and one seaman named Nc
Donald, who, year ago, at his own request, re-
ceived his discharge from the Plymouth. whaer,
and was put ashore at Matsmar. Shortly after
landing he was made prisoner. and conveyed to
Nangassaki where he was kept in close custody,
and underwent frequent examinations, but with
out being aware that, for many months, num-
Der of his fellow countryTen were confined
within a short distance of his cell. Neither
Capt. Glynn any of his officers or crew were
suffered to land, but otherwise they received no
discourtesy on the contrary. everything they
were supposed to want rendered, but declined,
solely because the Japanese would accept of no
payment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-15

MORRILL, & MAREAN
Ell AVE on hand a lot of SUMNER AND
M FALL READY MADE COATS, which
they selling low.
June 27, lS49.