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The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IT, 1880.


1T We arc authorized to announce the Hen. LEMUEL R. LINCOLN as candidate fos State Seust0r, for the Senatorial District composed of the eou aties of Prairie aud Pulaski, al the ensuing Au gust election.
 u-ws gre authorized to aBnOunce FREDERICK W. TRAPNALL, Esq as 6 candidate for the House
 of Representatives from Pulaski county, at the
 August election.
 GE- We authorized 10 say 10 the citizens of PaIaski, that Dr. SAMUEL fl. WEBB, who has re-
 sided ln our county for thirteen years is candidate for the House og RspGeseR,a,iVss-subjsct to the decision of the ballot 0ox-oR the first Monday Ol Augus; next.
 IF We are authorized 10 announce the Hon. SAM C. ROANE as a candidate for State Senator,
 for the Seastoria Dsttc. composed of the counties ! of Arkansas. Desha, and Jefferson, al the ensuing
 August election.
 We arr authorized to announce General SAMUEL MITCHELL as a candidate tor State
 Senator, for the Senatorial District composed of the
 counties Of Arkansas. Desha and Jefferson, at the
 cushing August election. IFWe are authorized 10 announce JOHN c. EBAY candidate for Sheriff of Pulaski county, al the ensuing August election.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
The Cnban Inhabitants.

There is much truth in the following sketch oi he people of Cuba, wsich we take from tbe N. Y Efening Post;
 We have not he ieas; doubt Ina; the planter, ot Cuba would be glad b see 'heif island pass uede, the government oi the United States. IL would sci hstn free from one of the most rigorous aBd ciiou, despo,isms, which exist n the world As for the aaoasY0s, or white pc asan'ry, who form large par, of lhs free population, they neither know nor esie much sboot the matter. They hot tsoabled aboa,the beriY oi the press, for they cannot read. nor disturbed by the rssirsnts commerce for thsy have nothing 10 ssil, and Of political liberty they have no conception. A hut wiih posts of bamboo. and walls and roof Of palm leaves, patch ef ba. nanzs and another oi the sugar cane, siarehsd shit tor holidays, palmetto hal pair of nntressd eowhids shoss, spur and horse, compfise the asosssro's notions of comfort and independence - Give him tbese, and allow hun to spend s much o( his tiuse he pesses at the cock pit, and he does not ask how many millions the government of Spais sQueeZes from the planters.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
IusuFing Debts.

The Lafayette Insurance company, of Indiana. have opened an office in New York, to guarantee or insure for premium the payment of debts. for eign and domes'ie bills of exchange, bonds. notes CT peeuniary obligations Of every description. For this purpose thou'and shares Of stock, inc ing the capitol of the company tn $l50,00O has recently been taken by the New York mefehaHts-- This is not altogether So novel an experiment as might be supposed. We Iecoileet having seen during last sessIon the draft ot bill drawn up by oi the members O! ihe las, legislature Of Arkan sas, granting charter to company for ,hls very same object. bn; The faceious manner iu which the names Of several prominent men were introduced as directors &c., occasioned the whole sIair 10 be treated joke. Risks of debt as properly ,he subject of insurance as any other possibility of loss and in this age of improvement we are mol surprised at lhs daring enterprise of the Hooziers
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
The CIoim of :. Gloves, Heirs..,

The decision made in oaf courts against the claim se, up by the heirs of CLoYas. 10 a well impfovei portion of Little Rock, has been reversed by the Supreme Court Of the United States. and the case returned for new trial. The decision. we under stand. refers only 10 that part known Gov PoPEs addition 10 the city. tract of thirty fronting the Arkansas river, immediately be.owiihe poin, Of rocks. lying Eas, of Rock street, and North oi Mulberry street and the title to lots in any part ol the city lying West Of the QuaPsw line is no, aec- led by such decision. Those interested may see its exact locality by rsfeuingto plat of the ely oi Little Rock. is Judge LixcoLSs office.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
HiG 'um Again.

A correspondent of the Baltimore sun says: .' a move is intended To bs made ia few days ia both Houses of Congress to bow up The cabinet per orcs How this will be effected we can not conceive, Con- gress is busy with other pressing matters to be able 10 conclude an impeachment. If the members of the cabinet were animated by single spark of honorable feeling they would have been driven out long ago, by the force of public opinion. As Is, however, we expect the only way 10 get them oa, will be 10 stop their ratOas before they sli follow the example of Msssrs. EwfSG aud CxlwFosD, and feather their own nests
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Crimsin St. LouiS.

The ReyelIle oi :; Louis says there are thirteen persons charged witl murder, m confinement Ia the jail of that cIty, nsmely Gonziiye and Raymond de Aort-squiog, NicIolas Metz, Jona;'an Sasus John Dam, fe-ae-ra-resh and -:hii-near. tNc Pawnee Indians, and E,-co-,ah. a-Sac, Adam Dene Michael Graham. Jotn Thomas, James II Cassidy and George J. Lansd.wne-'he two last nnder ,sen- tence of death. In aI!idon 10 lhls four. ehArgeG with the same offence, are awaiting their trials or bal, na'aey Matf,as and Jacob Moschbaekef George and Pink Stephens; total, seyenteen.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Democratic Nomination.
Senatorial Bsstrie; q JoeEsas, H4ae aaa C5arsy
 Cayafifs

Cg4affs.
 Al convention nf delegates from the counties of Jackson, White and Conway, held at Se4rcy White eeas1y. on Moaoay tiis 27ih gay Of May. 1850, for tae parpose Of astiBg democratic caucihsts for >enator from ihe 2lsi Senatorial District comi- posed oi ssI5 eoautrs o( Jackson, " Eite ena Con- way, tie following proceedings were had, yz: oi the part ci JacSs0n ccnnty, h uhAard Heard sud Hariaaa >tlsy. Esqrs., appeared aud produced tas'f ersdsallsls as voting deirgs,es from said eounty with fult power to cast use whole vote of said eoaa'y, which agreed to by tAs couven- ton.
 And. on the part of White county, Joshua B Crow. Wm. Barrow and j. c. Robbins appeared n~ voting delegates from said couaiy, and no dele gates sPeearing from the county of Conway. the eenTensio" Was efgsntzri. by appointing J. C.. Rob- bias Secreiary; WhefeaPoa, after fuil aud fres in tcrchang- Oi o2lHien, Il was Unanimously
 ReSsteed, That Gel JAMES ROBINSON, of JaeAson county Is lac regular nomiec of said con ssniion, and that as good democrats, to pledge ourseivss 10 ose all honorable 4neaas to securs the election ef said nominee; and be 1t further
 hesofrea. hal, slth s. Gae aefersnee and respect to the opinions o( The Democracy Of Conway coan ty. they having voice tu said noi siotl we do nesl earnestly call on them tc Ioia and assist Us, by ssiRg all honorable means 10 secure the election of said nominee.
 Resetaea, 1 hat the Secretary of this conFeHtion Go furnish copy of these proceedings to tAe eai- tors of the Arkansas Gazette and Democrat, with request that they Psbiish the same.
 Rsssleed. That this eeuvenioa adjourn sine ai,.
 J. C: ROBBINS. Secretary.
 tisEsifs and DelR0cTai.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Lead Mine near BatesyiIIe.

The Eagle of the 2sth instant. gives glowing account of the discovery of mineral near Bates vile. The mine is owned by Major H. NJ. k J. CANNON, of that place, who iutend working il im- medatsly. The Eagle, says:
 " We made alasion to this important discovery last wesk-but we then had no idea that t was 80 valuable and extensive as il really is We are in. formed by responsible gentleman who has exam insd, that the " lead" may be traced fer distance Of i've miles, along the top of mountain. Ihs ore Is most positively pure that Of the famous Little Rock Mines" and in quantity ineIhausii. bic. Al the base Of the moGntaIn is stream upon which any machinery for mising or other ourpo- ses, may be easily erected; and the location Is such that there wIi bs no hindrance from the accnmu. lation of water in the mine The main body of land eoDtsaDg this Ors lies within twelve miles of Batesyille."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
EiectrO-BYology.

Dr. c. K. WILLIAMS will commence course el Lectures and experiments in the above new aud wonderful science tomorrow evening, a, the house formerly occupied as tine Presbyterian church.
 The following is from the Southern Sentinel, published a, Piaquemine, La, in relation 10 tie pr and his lectures and experiments in that city:
 " Dr. C, X WiliiaTs This gentleman. who has been highly spoken Of throughout the country, no less for his correct department man than as q talented lecturer. has been amusing and Dg ci;zsns, for the last ,wo evenings, in the sci. ence of Byology, with many experiments, which created equally the wonGsr and the rnirth Of his crowded audiences. His lectures on ,he different ;7mPersmeuis, and the p4cularity of featarss that eesignats each was highly entertaining and truth fat. The gentleman is a welcome visiler amongst US, and we trust his stay will not be an uHprot la bie one. Dr. W. lectures again tonight; sd,es, attend"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
. s,rnnrn Ntarrisre.

The Winsion Ie'sgrsps gives us the following account nf strange r.ak whf-h has just tsksn place Ia fhs adjoining coun;y of Oknobeba:
 Ha.ra<d-Oh 1'hnrsday morning, the l6th inst, si he residence oi James Stewart, Esq. Oklibeehs county, NJ. - Hopkins, of l.owtdes county, Mlssisspr4 aged about 56 70 Miss Elizabeth Mat tnews, es inc former eognsy, aged about 35,
 The gfce<A and bride have bsea and are so badly afflicted wit rheumatism that neither of them have walked step tor 25 years, sne the bride is ao. able to dress et undreSs herself The taasss assign ed by The groom for marrying such erl le IS, iha, some two years ago he married woman ii.at could walk, and she rua of with stage driver, spd ha wanted a wiie that he cFrtsn cosidn'i get cf We have DO doubt he has sneceeded. =. Mlsspn.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
A woman. opinion of DaaieI Webster.

A Woman.s Opinion Of Daaiel Webster.
 The NeW York Tribune has she correspondent, st Washington. who for brutal eosrseness and vul- gasity can scarcely E excslled by sly of hersex in the lowest bro;heIs of the fire points We mean Mrs SwisxHoiM; in her better days edi,Tess of ihe Ptsbgfg tsior and now admitted to the fsposes 8 gallery in the Senate ChsEibsr from whence she sends her naiicIous sisd SAadeIoas attacks upoa te greatest statesman oi the age. She befsgs ar ut.- usual degree nl ierociiy 10 ards Ar WEBSTER and we give II specimen oithe feelings whfci DOT ton Of the waiS seneTtain ior each other, Whsn The Tribane will admit such vie defamation 10 Its co- unns. She says:
 a so not ihink Il prejudice tha, makes ne think Mir. Webstes's lace dis>gr-eable; but to me II h4s an expression ot eosissness, as though hs aaiulai propensities rslhsr stronger ihan hs ,nteilec tna powers. Ills face spesEs the s~nsuaIl,t by na- ture-a natural, innate vazariiy thai wouta require large amount oi strict training b elevate In1o vel urtuoasRess, such eoE3S tuned by ouF necTie when desorbed by Sue nr BalweT i kaow tnis opinion ef Mir. Webster wIil be resene, sg hs aes- fern friends. have never seen any such expressed of hitn; bat nearly every oae Knows that he sofne- finss drinks 10 exeess, and kts friends here he requires to be excited with ~in. 10 make him appEoachsbss-eivii. When quite sober he IS as gruH grizzly Seat. Ills mistf.sses are general. ly, q not always. coiored woA-n-sotne ot them big black wenches, ss ugly and vulgar himself - These wil op' uiy store bjlls On his account
 II is 10 wonser the curse of the Almighty hangs on us as a nation. The wicked rule, and the peo- pie must mourn. The laws of God are publicly set at defiance by those whom we choose 10 rule over us. Webster hal always admired, even after his 'ssi speech His faults appeared like exctescencies on hIs greatness and virtues BH, since have seen h'n, look upon his iaaits ss inc gres, cosnpopsnl parts of hts natufs-ihe essential ingredients Tue good Is oEy enough 10 preserve the .ny oi nature plan--io leave no creature on earth wholly evil.- The hon has ms courage. 10 compensate ior his serc- cdy-tAe 'igFess her iaithiuluess 10 her young 10 aioae for her cTueiythe toad has lSs diamond yes as substitute Tor all other b-sa'y: aud Daniel Web. sier has his great iHieieci aud occasional flashes Oi geod feeitng and kindness, 10 compensate for the total wan, oi lha spIu'gsl purity that nice peTcep- ton ot the beaaiiBl ard ,Tae, which allies asn 10 sngeis, and both 10 the Divine essssee can never sdRFs Daaiel Webster again. He IS too many re- moves dsan iTom the highss. order of humanity - No taa'ieE how much aose bis elaGurnce ulav ms ke n tu'Hre, shall always ihink hsppopoianns can upak" moFr, and wasie bios harsrT ihan he There ~IH De to persuasion iE hIs words, go slA small vo'es n a,' Tisdcn, fnaaliaess ,n bis courage, no halo about his naiHr. He IS ugly-aaa never oeGofe says out tao a-iy men"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Ennrt af 1nlifnrnia.

The eoBsiaaai aow o( gold into ths markets ot Europe and America from that 0peIr Of the fBo8eFn world California is begiaing io direct iAe a''~n'loo Of poittie Ai eeouomisis to,s pro5aHleFesHs. WHhn ihs last year. ret less ,hsa thirty mitns ol ,he pre- eiaas Sa<ssl have reachea our ports and those ef Eagian4, Fren San Fisneiseo and 'he ihte 'nstrsd of reeedsng is M NnytSing, the increase So iarKe iannx cannot but eiodHcsa great expansion h. deed this expahsiea is alEssiy upon as. Stocks have universally Eisen, real csiAfs has everywhere advanced. and Ceeksncs 0f at kn.s are striking Tor higher wages. Bat The present ahtike :oftaer ex- panSioas fs apparently ID; alstned ie eolApsei Tor they were bas- es paper lss1es while 's;s rests the increase of .pfcesoas msAis. What happened in Ensope aflef ike mines of Mrxico and Pera dtseoveseA wiIi probably hspPea syaia, though in Iess aexfeehs Rsaey eziss q SssryhiEv sc he Ta's ea. The h0lers o real estate, AaA os otAeE descTip tons cf saetaatisg properly wi benefit, ofcouIse hy ths expansion: baf as 10 snaalants o.HeFx ot mos l. gages aud others whs VEiii receive no accession o income s-hadirS everything dearer thAh before, vel having = s-@ss .ss4aAthsy will he n rstFench seek cheaper ccan;ries. 4 wFit ', n eo,empofary thus l0fcibty paints the eohai'ioe of such;
 what wil De the eGset of thss npon large cias, of oaf oldest and best society," |; # obvious iha all those who depend upon xeaineom-s Wili be un- able so sassaiR themselves in the general eabAnee- IneRt ot the prices of every deseiption ol articles and wIu bs faTeed 10 retire to cheaper eeuB'fies- They eaaEo; very well hope that the tide of iniis. too wH speedily etb, as Il has done when II arose fioR sank expansions. The present increase of th, eiseulatsSn, consisting, i, does, ln an addition O preeiOes metal, and no, of psPrefediis, will bs reT maEeHi, or a; least long con'ipHed Il tue supply from tis Pacific shoah wholly stop after year o two, the osss ot luxury would absorb noftion 0 the excess but that viii 5e extremely siog relief Our annaiiaats sai hod<fs of perI tlsi rents, wi have b retire to the poorer counties of Earope- The NisdoEn ot Soads and uortgaSs is like,y to b, exploded. Italy. SWiixsr,apd, tbe Soswh of Fsanee will hereafter hold large number of our most ps, Tician circles. IL Is The high rate oi livIg in Bug lasd and ,Es large sanbet o persons there who sf, what they term '-ncotns-veIs, that keep 90 large proportion of the British genry Tn state Of perIos Rent exile. The same caases here will work sir. liar result; and while fs1nes and Italy are comin. here in the shape of operas and eircases shall b, going ,bther iii the persons ol iass and genilenet of fnoerate settled or,unes drowned ou, by fresie of prosperity. Sach is the uanrsf commerce be twsea old gshHed lAads and xesllhy ouss w. give scuis for singers, and get nlmics in exchange for minds We can hardly say that the balance o trade Ls in cur favor.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Petticoat Physicians.

hs is really progressive age, and go ahead country The present. Legislature of PeDnsylvauis has chartered college for The medical education oi fsmaso to be located in Philadelphia It to com. meRce operations in oeiobor, ELIZABETH BLACK WE'LL, NJ. D is spoken of 10, the chair of surgery IL IS bat just to the sex that they should have an opportunity extended to .iem, to acquire iafsrma- ton upon subjects of so much importance. Here after our grasaiss have dipiOnas well as the s Regulars"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

IF The great excitement which inc shield and Little Rock Democrat fad in hr. JohhS"hs ls'e letter to tue Banner, aii gsslmsh lhey are the excited eoons themselves. Ny. Johnson eoeiiy ea1 periodically warns h's e'unby""n 4gN'ss' uio'' who ,ake side sgainst the Souih--sgsinst his own S,ats-aod beeoaoe the spoogists of the opPoasnis of oar own institutions, aad, forscoth these gentle men lake Il to themselves, foa are tas eIeitea psr,y. esntIemsn 4 od why should you be so M has not named or alluded to you directly. Does hs remarks spPiy to yoa' If net, ~hy take ohsSes ai tilsm7 Are you the organs ef the snti-siA'sry party st the North "A guilty conscience always s4es q putsuer," is an ol1 maxim Heseaa I'ue IsSa6.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Washington,. Nyiil.

Philadelphia letter of the ?ifh all, in the New York Tribune. ssysi
 e phsmphlet edition Of WashngtoHs Will, printed at Alexandria iH Is0 has ideaially been feuHd in IrsDtion among some old rubbish. and broughtto this city for snle lt Is very in.eres- ting document. as showing that tho Father of his Coaptry made arrangements for the liberation, and liberal provision fer the sinteHhsee all ihe slaves he own~a In hts owh right. His schedule of pro perty drawn np by his owa hand tl,s 9lh Iuly. I7g9. shows he nsaed stocks, Iand, &c., 10 the auscual pf S53o, ,0cO.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
The Republic.

Mr HALL, the new editor Of th@ paper, 'pSaA og it as iadepsadeaf. and says
 ssHs has esea selected by tbe pSoprisseFs as tas sdtar of their osrna Ais services are Psid Ter sy tem alaae; and he is, ia sSsTy ~sy as ffss 10 ac' apaa as oWa JsdSmsa1 uPos aay matter ei PsD's csncsrn as the gentlemen wsettf hs sasese6s Esfs=
 The Louisville pemocrat adds; u
 .. Ja.. xo. E very scsupaloas dsclarstioB< He s A. free .. nus predeeessors-fres to please the Iae1- net or begope"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

We regret to learn, from gentleman just from this ace, that several cases of cholera had occur red there, four or five of which had proved fataI.- MT. HARa's, planter on the opposite side of the river. had lost his aud five hands by this disease and. at ,be time the boat lett. Mr II. was net expected to survive attack Or the ssme dis ease.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

l' ientish outrage perPetraled at Hsg-rs- town, Md, on the 18th instant The body of inc child of Mrs Brining, after bsihg buried some three months in she Episcopal ground was dug ap by some unknown, and brought sad placed upon the roof of oven al hs5 house. IL was soon found. and Fe-enterred.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Gen. Lopez in Mobile.

A tslegrsPhic dispatch to the Delta of the 3lsi alto, states that the defeated general had arrived in Mobile. He was enthusiastically. received by the eitizsas- Upon his arrival al the Maasioa House, he made brief address to the persoas aa- ssmblsi, upon the Subiset of tas lats caban Expe- 6ition.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

G. Professor Webster and his family, the Boston Mail says entertain strong hopes of a fail parioa A gsnteUian. who had visited the conden ned man observed to the eai,er of that paper that he never saw 90 cheerful and pleasant maa in hls life, coa ssdesing The terriblene=s of his posit ion.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
OuderdOukism.

Rev Sylvester Holmes is trial a, New Bed. ford, before an ecclesiastical council for gross and mentions acts towards Miss EmfneliBs Carver. s y01ag orphan girl, an Organist in his church. She 'estihes to the laying on of haDds,'' Sc.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

e1- The grand total of the receipt of gold at tho New Orleans and Philadelphia Mas, from Deem Der lst lS4S to May 18th, 1850 ia. Si5,s75,a ,aS2
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

1T An instruction Is spreading rapidly in Russia and Turkey CrOla, under the lead of Alia Ksdic. Seryia and Albania are ready for a revolt. and who knows but Hangar;a may again be ia srmsl
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

I- The Cleveland Bank. tOhiol was broken 0psh on the 2ith ul.. and robbed of sSo. .oOo-SaO. oVi Ia sO'd, asd ths rsss 1. Onto bssh hlIs.s
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

IF The \. '. Tribune, of the 23d dIt says there is rather better demand for Land Warrants. and that the market is improving The selling price in the streets for guaranteed warrants is about SI25
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Commerce of the Western Rivers.

By doeuneat lately ordered to be printed by the Senate, the National in,slligencer ads that the net value of the commerce Of the Ohio aud MisSis ssPp rivers and their tributaries, for the year lol9 is estimated at s2SS 2s3 s20, and the value of yes sels employed therein is estimated al sls ,66l 500
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

a3- A progression of 800 Persoas pzraded the streets of New York on the receipt of the news Of tine takiag of cardsuas. ASdrsssss were delivered by Lieus. Ahass5o Haaess end c<hssA
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

IF I, is said Ihat the foiiune of the Rohchilds is no less than seven handfsd and thirty five mIlios, oftrsncs, or wen'y-nne millions foar hauded thou sand pounds British Eaoary. about one hundred and forty ye- millions ol dollars.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Parting Words.
" WFWHs BY REH. InHN NEnIANn n. rr.-..


 Last wonis spoken 10 departing friends in all na- lions, among the teuderest and the longest re- membered impressions of human language The raIs of the Romans was simple farewell, withou, any reference 10 duty To them the future life was a night, if net fabulous dream. The aaiess and Gddos of France and Spaia, derived from ihs Latin, words ad dio ito God''1 are sweet and touching but they ali want the prayerial. solemn fervency Of the good old hearty English good bye,' tl.e well known contraction of the words Sod be with you This shoad ever be the farewell of an afectlonate Christian when parting from friends, 10 meet again either on earth or ia Heaven.
 Good Rye God he with You.
 AIR-" Good Bye.' Good bye good bye! to the parting soul Whose peace is made with Heaven Are words that the fear Of death control pledge of sins forgiven! Not death. Not death. in that farewell sound, But fife that never die The arms of the mighty God around
 home above the skies! To me! to me. in my dying hour,
 Speak ye the deep good bye! I'll feel in the bangs of death power
 So sweet will breathe no sigh The clouds! the clouds! they're breaking away: The seraph chOrs come down! Soit harps in the air celestial play
 Good bye. I'm wearing crown
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

IF Hon. w HEsDncKs. aged 66 years, died sud denly on tine l7th ul,imo, al Madison Indtana.- He was the first Governor of Indiana, and the first Senator in Congress from that State
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

Laureate, ALykEo fENNsOS is spoken of to flI the vacancy.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Mr. CIay and cenernl rn,lor.

Both the New York Express and the Courier aud Enquirer have come out in strong opposition to HENRT CLAY, whose recent speech ia the Ssaaie, ia opposition to Inc Presidents pih, is condemned by these papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

IT. Tine committee on ofeign affairs in the Hou.e, says Wsshingtea dispatch, are ready to repor, in f.vof of rayiRg for F'eaeh spoiIa'iOn., committed prior 10 isfo.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

e1- The sGSop of wsr Dale is being fitted out al the Brooliya Navy Yard in a great hurry. He' destination is secret. bat i, is suders,Ood not to bs Cuba. She is to carry sixteen 32-pOaadsrs.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

eJ- he Mississippi river is rspioiy receding. IL had fallen five feet at Napoleon CD the Sin inst.