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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
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lIufhtfH W 81" -'Nt.''' t'f'-
Tuo weeks ater news from Europe being fully due
- somewhat retarded operations in COTTON h..fh
rrires continue firm with improved iendencrN hi1
flngs .oid TODAY at lsc The lOs sales are <nN ts's
There IL some fmnessin CoRN and the market
A. q. 7Oc The feeling 30 FLOUR ssiH down" hfd- And
ON, III 81. heavy ais CoffFf = steady win far 10
curry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
mark.u...o..IrvLLr Erro.rrO 'os rss rssvss

FsDAY, April d.
AsHES-Are steady with sac. or Is bbls a. o.. for
Pearls ard = % ~ for P0ts There $50 VI sou
aDs anad an POS priyA'e terms.
COTTON-The market : trm, " Oh sE.es a,c ~ geo
ba.e- par for shipment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20
Receipts Of I'reence

Re Noytl RIrc, Boafs sesfrydgg --lsa blls our.
"a 40 A.. 60 WHISKY d. t.ss q a. Ashss d hs.~s
MOL - DE- Lsshsf. u. isgs Nice a. boxes ssf's
r.n.s ils esa4 Ns1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

Srfrr THEY Go-The Hrtmer Dfmocr9f states
that during the past wees. about twenty more ciu.
zens OF that County have e'i or Cal'orla. II also
hears Of many more Who are making preparations
10 cave soon n the same direction. and ininAs the
yellow fever .srae.ns with considerable 'fl.ence
lr that region
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-20

through the entire easth q 5 c1a--e- ]; va
chartered in ,-9 ,1r twenty years lts'ool 'a-ol-n
tie -svu.s.5rs O. 80 sld g. gnt- .-i'. WREN ile
Ls-...a---s extended - charter ;sea'y yes-s
r. present csf "a. 500
We publish ID another column s-ne eS'-ac''
from .hs Ctfc7.' Triaar. 30 relation 20 MS move
meg. o. The Chicago bankers e. d.srred.- us bank
These extract. tsri = SIX ;-a' the -eqor'' pre-
.a5ic.s. % ttis Bank were started b. Interested
os-,.es vi.hoc; cause. az b -1-sl., oi l',ra's
ob..-.s Tie notes Us Bank W are Informed
have a.vavs beer. AID aovs ere. redeemed prompt
watts counter a-i 5. Ba5a-. Ata-g end this
C,s g; tas current -a'es.
IT, receipts ~ Dates a, ttis Io-' ~ '-s ~
quarter Oh. seven years fssi have been 1aa-'aea
e---1e-a,.y n oaa -. che daily '.u-as ~ S''e
b,.-7x the correct t-ures .or t-e s'tsa years
~
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
MT. Foote,s speech.

It was our ntenton to have given to our readers this speech a specimen of rich and weu directed satire and for it's sound views, ba, are compelled to defer il. |, is said ha, the printed copies are spritless presentations of it. if 50, the uiterance must have been scathing Indeed. The New York HersId says:
 ''The corrected speech of Gen Foote against Seward appears in the Union of this morning. 1t is not the speech delivered in the Senate It is emascuated The piih, the piquancy, the point, the raciness. the spice. the ginger tho pepper and salt the whole savoring of the dish is taken away As printed ihe speech is heavy, ana comparatively dull and insipd As delivered, 1t sharp. off, hand, keei, and effective IL is just the difference between a broiied shad and one baked over slow fire and stuffed with stale bread The printed speech is not the speech delivered in the Senate -it is but poor revised copy, in which all the cream of the thing is skinned off This isl great mistake. members speech should be reported as delivered By any other plan. true record of the debates can not be obtained. We regret that in this Gen. Feoe did not let his speech ge to the press without revision; for in his work of revising it. he has spoiled the most telling and characteristic speech he ever made in lhe Senate"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
ola Bachelors.

We know some confirmed, cranky, grabbed old easss of this fraternity just about this latitude, that the Following, ftoln ct one of 'em describing his misery in wiater." might well suit:
 "For mat of phleg,nai tempssament-a bsche. lor--h requires a mighty effort to go 10 bed of s cold aud tTeezy Hight--a mlshiieT, 10 tarn over when he gets thers-bat mightiest of all to get up again. Before he goes, he warns and turns. and turns and warms--pokes his toes to the fire, aad then his heeissabs his hsnds--bakes his shins and then snesks o6 to bed. Tbea II shank happen te stray over the iienn six inches from the warm place where Ii was originally planted. he scratches his back as though ,it was shske-bttsn. But when day eo'nes--whn the bfeskast dishes begin to rat. tie on the tabe--heIe we must be excused, ior 'tIs no ioke i''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
The New speaker.

The PeBnsyivanian says-.Mr. Cobb is perhaps. the msn best qualified for ths office of all lie me, in the house lie is cool. energetic. aud prompt. The station s ono of high eonsideraon; and its oc. capan,. to discbarge it's datie> well. must be man sf decsosd ability, great experiences in legislation, snd possessing ns ordinary snh,unt Of frtnness = Such man ls Mir. Howeli Cobb of Georgia; and wecaR honestiy congratulate the eouusry on the settlement ef this controversy. entertaining st the sssns time, the cpiBiea haa the house has srrived at . concissioA whieh will bc 10 t.eir advantage daFing the remainder of ths present Cos Kresss"
 Mt. Coss is about thirty-Gve years of age. His personal appearance is thas described by ths Deo. eFafic Review; sH ssel. ass .t-1aea ss .a"he is a handsome man, witA . very agreeable spies of beaAeaiai, tn his eouuteaance and figure, both ef which are rouad, ,uhat graceful Ills hair is brown and curling thick smi eloses upon his fore. hsadi eyes bIne; ce,apvxion rnddy; ci.eeks snd ufeat faI, and chin short, but turned ss win the ehse of an accomplished artist endesvoring to sx. pres jovisf good fellowship intelligence an1 gen tsmsniy reinemeni h the cat of lhai lsature, He weighs shout tive handred and is of, med nm height
 He speaks rapidly, with vehelslalcs, aad h cladon.tonsd voice. aud always makes points sgsiast his advsrsares." ,.ss .-,.,.t ...9
 The Washiaaioh correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce. aAya:
 ''Mr Cebh coBiee into tho speaksrslIp without pledges, aud by nsaps Of no intrigue of compso- miss with any iactiea. He opposed in the den,o- cratic eancus of Fridsy night ,hs plurality rule by which, hs was elected, and he voted against It's adoption. ia the heose.oB Saturday. The speaker chip Mps. tilss efpre. forced nPoA him by ciscum. stshess which he did not help to create"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Democratic Review,

We have received, aDd'read With more than ordi-
 nary gEsti6ca,iep.i the ,Jaauary nanbsr of this standard periodical The Orginaiastieies arsmarksd by the usual force and ability that characterize ifs editorials. We were. hewsysr, particularly pleased by the perusaI of biographical sksich sf the Hon. JAcos THsMPsOs. of Mississippi wish, whose ike- aessI tie present number fsembsllisAed. stf This gentleman is rather favOrise with us, and we may say with the Southern democracy. bis pubiir eondact all oeoassons has show hns to be . gentleman. . mani democrat, and the uuyisidins friend oi lhp South. h the language of the Re view, h h,s long esFssr has bssa siraigAl-ferward fifin adhefancs to them inspires universal conf denes." ., ., .,.4, s... ,.,, .....,.,.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Callfornia uastles Faliiug.

A Aeerespenasnt or the BSston Traveller has made sone calculations thut may well startis this C.Aar. nsa-esszed coaairyss He begins by ststinr that there .ass nos iu the Bay of San ffancisco Jtg vessels
 Five hundrea will have left the United States ty the end of She year, al of which, win the steamers, wiis have carried %, 900 passengers An equal numbes wiil1go ey land. A1'he cost of outfit and passaes for these l000O0 men cannot be less than s5oB, making in si $50 ocUa, ,od0 IL viii cost them aa iesst SJ0V year to iivs. This makes $50 UOO. 0O0 fRore Sappose the time of each indigiduat be valued al $200 a year, and we have futtIier ad. disioa sf 420 00O, ,0O0, making fn si round aggrs- gass os SiUe. uUO. Not Ian this mount eau De se.Ilzsd frvin ths mines. Hut thls is not al. The lFuysaked vessels have lost 6p ine nsd amount oi Sssas. They have been Knocked t5 pieces on lh, voyage, anu aay oae wiio exatIiines the low seal. upon which ths above tafeufations are made, will
 be convinced that SfOa ,0e0 00n will not more thar half tie actual loss ls she country caaseA b, iha California emigration. in short year. Ths testimeny a tpt ibs minrs arc Iess productive that formerly and it vii probably take s.doxen yeass ts make good to the eeanry The lossss of the presen
 yer. a3'a"
 On this same sabiect too,a correspondent of the Express, who rejoices In the euphehiuss name sl "Squiddie," very sensibly remarks that it slghi have saved many of tbose who have rushed tO Cal. lfofnia. from ruin, had they sat quietly down aud made lew figures before starting. Mr. frcanor
 the eafrespeaaept ef Ihs N 0. Picayu,ss estima,es thai from 6rss of June. lsl9. te lst June IsJ0
 ihere wisl be $42 0o0000 of gold mind. Every one says this estimate Is tee high; but sapposBg ii esr. rect, will consider t aB over estimate to say thai daring tlse lime named. i0p,0 persons will visit California in seafch Of fortunes. Making The moderate allowance of S5sOfor the expenses ol each psrson, we have an aggregate of $5O 00O. .00U 'iie gold maes being the ouly source of wealth, "Sqnid- de" naivsly asks--where gre the fortunes to como fronii ' Pka Ledysr. ss-a.i , aa 7s sh fses
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Profeetiou.

The New York Mirror, original Taylor Pa- per, says
 "The high tariff men who sress iB favor ei Inc yoana-ahout system Of indirect taxation iofget ihs vast difference Of feeling produced sy tax sfa m posed ly people to provide for their o"n posa'es' ..e,s.it,s and tax arbitrarily levied by Teysis sa tborty and the grace of God io nee, the sI'fsvA psnt expenditures of . iieeaiioas c"afi' fact. which the psetectiosisis choose to o'sreoA' that aIi the prejudice existing anoag hs h"'e'.s people against direct taAs'ien mas bses' hAs Ss' t,~s imnefted from despotie countries. It ss nos inc indigenous growth of sn enlightened repssi'e .ua of this fact the whigs ~i soon be cons'seeD by the anti tariff majority a the house of TsPFsfeA' LaiiTes."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
New Post Masters in Arkansas.

We gre informed by tie Hoa. K. W. JoHSsOs, that the following changes have been made, viz;
 SINGLETON C.vEtASp. spPoiased F. M at t,0sk Blufs. Arkansss, Id place Of JoHS A. RAssuhe' moved from the place. .,s...,r.s...-< .tc
 H, Il. HArs, P. M. at LaprsaesrM, Arkansas, in place of HESAT D, GakkS, rssigaed. ea -ej
 TRoNAs A. HowELL, P. NJ. st Noryistosen, Ar kansas, in place Of sAsGEt NoHals, resigned. e.
 JOHN NJ. HESsLEy, P. NJ. al Lebsasa. Arkansas, ia place of ALExANpkR HILL, resigned. f'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
'Refreshments.

Ns.rs E .snrrnsos < c., have just rs,opened ln splssa:A asss. the poee hoass ea Eim street, for ussaiy kasvn aa the Recess Every variety ef sersas ia ef vay may iIsd snd'sfrincs Rsgsels Paleh,. .,o sai. ths taste of sba most reT 6ued honyiwnt Is copcoe, 1. Ill l. the laieatieu e
 the proprisbrs 10 connect with It an eating estsb- ltshmsnt! ~kefe every dsiieacy thas caa ss had
 MilI be sery.d np. Call on them. ..,a .,.. vg. v
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
! \ Brutal oairas { upon ',. :. Woman.

A. letter daisd I,saesster, Psnnsyivsaia. Dee. 29
 ia lbc Psassylvsnisa, sayss etea
 This rity wss usrown iaso the gFsatest excite. meht this morning, by the deyelopc.nenI of most brutal and courageous aitsck upon female named Ms. Fjsnf ucht It appears that she had left her hsbasId isas essnihEs in sosd health. and whea he Tstsrasd this usermaE, he found hes lying sa the hsor. horribly manEaed and perfrstiy iAseasibis. Her head and arms mutiatsd ia the most fsas. fsi ms3nsr. snd uo hopes gre entertained for her rscosery. fiss weie sfiais k infected with deep myserys snd. as yet % ciae Is easersssned of the perpsiraitor of the sisbocal deed Saspiciea, bsw- ever, stssrs sgaiass eerssiD adislsAi wise was esos ceBhscisd with fhs nufcrtcnass wonisa ts the tics af mstfimouy; eat from wAosA shs was evns- peed to bs oiyoEesd. on Aceount ofrilf irsstnssnt Al the tia'e, thers an old woman in .hs house. sithsf the mother ase,ss-in law of thr uaferta
 ssss vciiIHs who fs asw missing. Grsat fears are fer her ssIefy. 7tr siikgsff ta say
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Another creva..e.

The New 0risans Crescent of the 18th, gives au accaunt of another crsvssse as SAUvE's plsntation though not h the same place which broke before The greatest excitement prevailed in the city, ant a repetition of the disasters which attended the other. wss anticipated. We are ged to learn, how
 ever, that the breach tn the isvee was partially stopped aud that ns further damage was appre' beRded.s1l ..f alrp stti ..,a q ro rat.'ra
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

Sss sEEIsns ths pscsass,ss hs Sa'sa sf stAassous
 "For freedoms battle once begun.
 sBsqueathed by bleeding sire to son,
 "ThouRh bafied Oft, is ever wOa- ,s, Cor proissf wOnIa nStsdis wstbaat fruiien, t wpua vIvEy h Ihe genial soil of rnan's thoaghi and be enshrinsa ia the Innsraosl temple of his coal, It wOuld sEsngthss with hss gre~sh, and "sA- ture wlthhis manhood, it would be embsEoneda as the waschwOrd by nations battling for hberiy--@ou'd excite baltic ranks to national redemption, and Il woald Sss ssexssssa; wtsA sAe ssHoeOussnd brave sl tongue re speak in inc annals of ths ehivsifuu' championship q cmpifes. f
 ITO tAe last syllable of recorded tims."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
cra,u,,ous rrintiHg .

The Salem Gazstiee has ibs following ssns'''s fesoaiks or ihis subject.
 There IS no saeb thng ak dotng sny'hing asr to, ,yerythlas tbst is dose. No, line rab os f., ,hat does no. cost money for the setting Ehbef the prn,ef mus, pay sbs whole. or the sd'es'i's. mns, pay his share. The nDsy qsestso@ .skea sy the publisher who ]. io pay tbs nons =, heor, os, wha, gpssAa hss this party oS ndi''ess. to require ne to psy foI the PfoaosseD s' 's ss A els,eeisf
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
F,ss.I...d isr TA. Arkss... S.uu,
THE WANDERING JEW,
r.on TIRE ,u.SeH Q, 1rsA.ara.

VRoM TIRE TRENCH or hEGASaER. Chs,ssiao hand lhs Rfs-sG-k traveller, The water-ehaliee iron tAy door, Alas. an thag Jewish WandereF. & Condemned to abtaa shs whSslElnd's lew, Ns'er growing old. yet bowed with sorrow.' The Assh-ahgsl's trump sescrbs my soul Each night 1 gray that the san's morrow May but Hume my 6ai3e goal s.-.-. .s
 Oh misery Cor the Hshssw lest, tf8 i.
 Siil tnrns the earth S'er. which 1 am Iorcsd Tine hath relied on for eighteen ages, Since first the whiFiwind hurled its force, hsye lrod o'sr graves of Clasnle Sages. Tn aast of Empires tracked nay course, Earth s frpitsnraiaFed. have kaown to deaden, Dsstructions s scathisg bolt have wspt, From Chaos seen two worlds nprisen
 To live when ancient lands have slept.
 Oh misery. &e,
 Great God thou hast changed me- in afiicsiOn Isywpathise wilh all that mourn, Fain would crave mans henedicton But the threatening whiriwInd bids me on I'm stayed by tones of deep distrvss
 Begging the mite freely deal But none must CT approach to press
 My hand which strivesther griefs to heal.
 Oh misery &c. taa When seeking 'nsath secluded bower
 un sylvan banks oi ripPling stream To snatch oblivion fer sa hour,
 The whtsiwind enviOus breaks my dream Why should t heaven excite 10 wfathf This moment psssed iu shaded deii Or must tread this endless path
 fill time shali seund it's final kneli. .'
 Oh misery &c. & never view gIadsome child But recall my loved ones lost. e. l speak their names in accents wild
 Whilst in the wiriwiad's storm am tossed Earth's wealth collected in a pile Who would accept 10 share my dooml These very babes on whom smile,
 My feet must echo OCT their tomb.
 Oh misery kc.
 In that dear land from whence sprung, I'm wooed 10 scan each weli-kn0wn mead To chant the lays my childhood sung
 riiI the frantF. whirlwfnd shouts !" prOceed' ? Its fearfni voice his sircphe repeats, Y "WsndeP on eIl all He dead Your kiudred io not deem t meet
 ",To shaTe wIb you the sepulchral bed."S's
 Oh misery Ike.
 outraged with nhnman moeking The Son of God Goavulsed with grief Farewell !--I fed eaTth's fearful rocking, The whirlwind ihnnaiers haste be brief! @ Behold my wandering you who ae CT cherish MeFcy--that nest makes man divine Beware lest you be dooGned to perish
 By a tortured msddsDiug taie ike nine.
 Oh misery. &s.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
ro,ernor ef NIas.ach hnsetts.

GEORGE N. BRIGGs has been re elected Governor Of Massachusetts. In the House, BRIGes received I5T votes. PlnnpiPs 6, and BcvrwEtL S9. In the Senate. Batees received g. and BourwELL l2 voss, the frse-soil members voaag for the aiisr-- JoHs REED, of Yarmouth, was chosen Lieuaenans' Governor. These are the regular whig candidates who failed to receive majority of the popular vote at the election h November.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Dis,r,essing.

1 Throughout Great Britain. says the London pa per the male population IS greatly Outnunibered by the female. This excess. by the census of lS4l, was upwards Of s2o,000, and it is now supposed to reach twice that number. This is desperate state of niEairs esrtsinly Just think of ha "iiiies q sM naaide--Gee- whflIikfns
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
A pissinguis.haa .Plaee.

snfed. C., has beea ihe birth place of fo',r Con. giess@~n. two Governors of Vermont. two Cover. ncts of Pennsyivanis. one Governor of Connecticut one Governor of Ohio, two Pos,ma,.er G-nesal., two Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio. one Jsigs of the Supreme Court of Vermont, one Gen. eral in the Ereueh war. one Jadge Of the County Court. ,.....
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
rkcwas r. srarsAail.

This gentleman is addrsssiag the people of Ken. lucky is sislssii capacities b shs Ceassitaiiau s1opisd' 'by shs lrsusss Ceassnsisu. hs spsks ., Lonisviis ss sss 18th iast h addition to this hs has sapsaesrd hs leisaUen is pab,iaA ses psper $. Isaakfsa6ky s,ls hsesllsa Y TAs Old Gssss.' T ls srps.e ,Ias sdspusa sf iks Nswtc tcsa.ataris
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
Intere.tlng frou Canada.

\ dispatch from MoHtseal, Decembes 29th, says: "Ths old jssdesture law has expired. while no new judges have been named Thers have, therefore, been no Lowef,Caasas )qdges sipce Monday. The cause is aAkaOsn. IL is said thss nss,ske ha, bes"' diseOveasd. invaIshatiegs sh judgments since May last. The defendants oppose exeeutions.'' /
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

sKIcos IN CtxcISNArI.--Ths Cincinnati Times says that the Bapbsr of hogs slaughtered and pack ed in that ely, up to the 4h inst, this season, was 4O6 500, The largest pumber, ss,oOo. had been packed hs Ms. HENRY LEwis.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

UsHAPsT FAalLT .--T1e three sisters. residing near Harrisburg. Pa. who were ssdRcsd by enc Df. Mills. and fof which he is aow inearceraisd in the State Psison. have each become tie mother of fine boy, so says the Union.''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
A .pistres,sled Editer,

The saiiss ssf ihs Ysses City ~hlE, thus dssAiIs ihs dimgresssiss ss which hs- was subjected:
 aitcsutinaes to ssin, ans snow. and ffsezs, and hail and snew. and drifzle. sad seefytAiag stss.- he wsoS wout baFas tke ssssse wsat tisrow out hsst. tue ersaien aeal werk Ia thS esia the type ~eses sss sAsss=ssss std $. ~s sss cut with issif akspsr. fispe fss hssser iwsk asxt ssiat"s sFs1a
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
ne.,ing on the cotton Crop.

The Spirt of the Tems has .hs following from a gentleman sf Selma, Asbama:
 al nnderaand that the cotton crop of this year Is estimated by many in the city of New York. at from 2300000 to 2,500.O .O00 bales, and that they will bet on those 6gures If so, will bet from three to five thousand dollars that the crop " ill come up 10 twenty four hundred thousand bales, and will place the funds in the hands of Robert Desla X Co, or Rivers Battle S Go, of Mobile, provided the like amount is placed in the proper hands in New York"
 The editor adds:
 What will our spectators say 10 thisl The challenge comes om perfectly responsible source, aud if accepted would excite great interest th rough out the countIy."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

4T The sentence sf death preeoaaeed by the csars-ms'tist sfArsd upoD ssventy.swe individuals who had beea among the higher officers ef .hs Han. earisu srmy. bas hssa. changed by naypsa. ss a
 spscial gEscs.r ia.e ssAssss yasss ssvissameas ia ;,ssss 8sstf l.a hsnsa fs4a rf H
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

b. Gossrsos Ca:rrrsDEs. of Kentucky, has ap- pointed he first Monday aud Tuesday of May for sha hsldi"g si sn election to vets upoa ,hs new C0nstil utioA. asfst1 et e. sstaesH eii H t-4saa
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
m Wease indsbss

co. We sfe indebted so ths Hoa. R. ". JosEsOH and Hon< " K. s<sAaraAs. for pupsrs and dssa- m'a'' ,3 11l!11 '8l91HE
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

Tewx Lon csEAPs-- Hsndsome sites for resIdep ess In Little Rock can now be had very lSw from Mir BtksK See advertisement. v z sh
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
r t.Aapialia of the seaate.

pr. ( M. BrrLKa, 90 emipspt clergyman sfthy Episcopal Clurch. and brother of Major Dawn DvfLEnsf tls eHysi has beea elected Chaplslu'of the United States Senate.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

pJ wrrasas CLsy,i soa of ef-Governor C. c
 CisS. of Alabama. has bees associated with P. woopsos ia the ediiorial magsmsat sflbs IIsn,s- vile (Als ) Democrat. .8svaa <, es5} ,e
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

D- Il is reported thar Lord Elsrs |. about ,s be superseded as Gevvrser General of Cauada by sir HEsRy Lvrros BuLwEa. the nsw Maister to the United States :uea a-ta.lst sea a4sl ssse f5fFf.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

GaKES CoRs.-The editor Of the Chssieston Courier had mess of green corn on his table la., week. raised in the open air In h,s own garden.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

aLasoK sAvrSc--A Pen has been invested by a New Yorker which will holi ink enough to write twenty -foar pages of fOolscap
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

MAJor EowAL. oI the s,saiser Dispatrh. kindIl bahded1s psptts from New Orleans ssd Nashsiiis of tbe the laitsi dates. su # Sns did
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

D ws sss so Mf. L D B1lSEa. Clerk oi the sehfeam fp.rt. maay thanks for this synopsis of ils proceedings, whieh vii bs foand ia arelher column.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

- ChkirEa srslL.--W.P P. OSrucEn ,~snss to ses his sideg II DsI ana no haabss abod. |. See Adyt
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

MILLERIsM AND INsASIrY.- Since the opening of the New Hanpslire Asylum Tor the Insane. m 1872, 10 iess than twenty-five persons have been received patieais who have become insane through the iniuentea of Miilerisnn # .,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
f.hickasaw 1sontributior... :.

We recognise with pleasure the evidence of ad y.neepen. and proper feeling mapitt,,sd by this tsbs. ss exhibited h the following letter received from Capt F., aa inteilgsat eiti1ea of that nation II k dated sa ' .'',l.s%
 a PesT OAK GROVE, Chickasaw D,ssrictt
 z.. l.;...,..,..s .s.. ,.st l.ser Jan 2. lssQ-.
 D,Gr SIs: take pleasure iu communicating ts you an itsm of news which may Do Interesting to your readers. .Ata meeting of our Couac,I, held at this place, during the payment of the annui,y, the sam of two huudred dollars appropriated to the bsIldiag of the National Washington Monument and ordered to be placed In the hands of the Board sf Mansgers is ia.sa led tha. this shall bs re- eosdsd as eoatsibusiou by the Chleksssw .ribe oi ludiaus in tsstneny of their love for their great Father. The amount ssasls that contributed by any of the States, RPon ratio sf population.
 ssl seI lg Yssrs. very respectfully, '5s
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

GT The Capitol .. Jackson, Mississippi, was illuHihated on the evening of the 9th, In honor of the battle of New Orleans. f.s .ss T h, .ga,.,..
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

fore marriage. and that is the reason why husbands so soon wish them in heaven afterwards, 1-r
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

rTA French writer says, tha, the United States are not new nation, but merely PrOiongatiOa of EuIope." --4.4a #