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The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Army News.

The following items of interest la relation to the movement oftr ops West, ws find in the Fort Lea venworth correspondence of the True Delta. dated from tha, Post July 30, 1850
 "The steamers Saint Paul and Anna arrived here on ihs evening of the 27th. having op board abou. four hu ndred recruits from Carlisle, Newport aud Jefferson Bartacks, aud from Fort Columbus The officers with them were Lieutenant II. 8 Schros dsr. 3d Infsatry; Lieutenant D Sturgis. and Brs- vet Captain L. Graham, Isl DragOons; Lieutenant Alfred fleassntson, I'd Drsgoons; Lieutenant Geo fl Paige. 2d Infantry; and Assistant Surgeons Langworthy and Gilson. The recruits destined for the First anu Second Regiments of Dragoons, Second Regiment of Artillery, and Third Regimen nt ef Infantry, in New Mexico, and for Company D, Sixth Infantry, which Is 10 build and garrison ths new post al or near the crossing of the Arkansas
 There many assertions amoug the recruits from Fort Columbust aud several deaths from cho- ieFs have occurred since their arrival here bat as no or local eases have appear since their ar rival, but little apprehe nson Is felt of iis spreading
 Theae troops will probably leave here between shs Ist and 18th August. They are detained nov awaiting the arrival of several DFAgosn officers or asFed to accompany them, aud for medical attend. anes- Assistant Surgeon Langwortlly is assis ned to duty with D company, Sixth Infantry, and is to accompany them 10 their new post ou the Arkaa. sas Assistant Surgeon Giisou is ordered to Fort Gibson; so. In the event of these troops starting al ouce. originally intended, the recruits for New Mexico would be without Surgeon after they ashenid have separated from D company at the Ar. kansas
 Major Maelin, paymaster, [. S. army, arrived froa Fort Laramie, tho 9Sih. The General Court Martial was still in session there; bat expec tod 10 complete their business in few days, when the members with ihe exception of Col Honman and Majors Carleton and Thompson, would start for Fort Kearny, ut which piece another court had been ordered. Col. Hoffman and Majors Carleton |. and Thompson were to accompany Col Sumner. ttheH al Fort Laramie with company of moun ntsd Infsn,ry.) to the crossing of the Arkansas
 The following is a statement of the number of emIgranis for Calfosnis, who have passed Fort La ramie, this season. up ;o the 6ih Of July Men S9,42l; women ea5; children l.l26. wagons 9tl5l horses p SIS .mG!es 650;Oxsa S0962: cows 4.15i; sheep 4s.
 The military post al Fert Hall has actually been abandoned by the troops; snd Inc recruits and sup plies sent from here ia May last. were stJpped ct Fort Laramie. by its commanding officer. Msjsr SandersOn."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
The California Hill.

The correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun says:
 Let the particular friends Of California rsmem. ber that whoever opposes the Texas boaHdary ep. poses California; whoever opposes the territorial bill for New Mexico opposes California, and who ever opposes Utah Is opposed to California also There is settlement til all these bis and lngi- tive slave bill 10 boot, pass Congress. California cannot and ought not 10 come in without tie other bills passng the House likewise.
 The administration cannot back out of its engage ments. IL is too wise, and trust too hoaest, 10 rely for success oa cheating. l would be eaeaiiso the South, and the moderate men of the South, here In Congress. 10 admit California and shut out New Mexico and Utah; and it would oyerw helm the administration with national disgraee Bui the administration means 10 do no such thing The consequences of such settlement would b. as bad as If that unspsskabie humbsg, the wilmot pro viso. had passed both Hoases- The " Wiimoi" very well for small beer politicians, whose patriotism k bounded by the limits of their respec- tive Congressional districts; but let this question bs settled, and the pigmy factionists wi be reps- diatsd sf hegss. aud the hambug will spontaneously explode"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Paa. them On,

We have lately received several complaints from oar subscribers towards the extremity of the Wsy Eaa mail souts, that the |" Banner does not rsach th-m regularly. We know that It Is regularly mailed and sent forward from this office, aud the stoppages mass oceur somewhere upon the route. rhls is wrong. It Is an injury to our subscribers, to aud to the Postmaster at this place, and de- tectsd, would seriously nure the lncumbents of the post offices where 1t is permitted. We hope. how ever. that IL does no. happen wiih the knowledge and consent sf any Postmaster on the roats. # any one hangering for news has thoughtlessly oc- caaionsd this ssoppage f he will send his address ws wi furnish him the paper regularly, so that hereafter he may let papers pass to their dsst- nation.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
cnrrel, ceuasr Convention.

We puhliah ia another eolumh ths proceedings os shs In.sraal Inpssvsmsnt Convention. recently he'd d Carrolltsn, In this State, io concert msa- surps fss the improvement ef the navigation of White rIvss viii De sea. from the report of the eommlssss. thas White river s susceptible of being made nasgabls ts withIn ahrss miles of Fayetteville anA twelve ss DsnsonviIls. This. h effected. would opsu nsw and sasy svenas of tsansportssion for the psodues of large and valsshs seetlea Sf eoun- :.y ihas Is nov comparatively shas oas from the onieymsns of such facilities 10 is else secemmsn- ded that uaatssial modifcations should bs made in the act of the last legislature providing for the dIs- tributoa ef the proceeds of the Internal Improve msna Fund of thls Slaas. It s very evident se sll thal the dstrbuon act of the last session entirely failed to produce sny practical good ts any portion pf the StAls h will dsvelvs uPon the snsuing lses- Iaasrs to remedy tAsas defects. The only question will bs whether the present law esn bs % Femodsled as to Do mads practically beneficial. or whether | would net be better if not aetsay necessary to wPs t out altogether, sad begn sgan by applying lhli fand, nOw being Dselsssly frittsssd away. to soms important wOrks of internal improvement of such
 character as to benefit the whole Stats. and afford her citisens fair opportunity to develop and enjoy her great aud unsurpassed resources.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
annfhern cnlairaanr.

We have just received the August number of this excellent paper. The contents are so varied and interesting to the farmer and agrcul.urist. that we can give no adequate idea in a short notice of the real value of the publication. We prefer making collections from time to time to prove the excellence of the information 1t circulates.
 For these reasons, and for its peculiar adaptation to our latitude. we commend 1t most cordially to our farming friends and the public generally.
 IL is published monthly by W. s. JoNEs, at Au- gus,a. Georgia, for the low price of one dollar per annum ia oduGnce.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
r We find ia the New Orleans Crescent, tn.

Er We find in the New Orleans Crescent, the following notice Of our correspondents account of an acciden, to democratic candidate in St. Fran- cts county. We have already had the satisfaction Of recording his success:
 "A candidate was struck by lightning whI!s ,a- king shelter under pine tree He was scotchsd, no. killed. His watch cAain, and a ring on his finger, were mslisd.--his clothes were sadly rent, i've hope he will not render bill against the State, q la Msres.)--his horse killed under him, and he badly barnt. He was staaued. aud thinks he re- mainsd ia that condition fes nearly sn hear. But he recovered and is making speeches a favor ef the Nashville Convention. He may yell bs called a thunder and lightuiug orator. We suppose he hsd electrified his audiences often that the lightning became snam0red Of him!"
 Know. that the lightnIaK saaeti6ess below. Whass CT tt strike head is deuhly sacred new
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
(nnada Currency.

4 measure is now before the Legislature of Cana da for issuing gold and silver colonial coinage in connection with the other provinces. The gold eoia is to consist of five dollar pece and ono of half that value. The silver coins arc to be of the value of dollar. aeuarter of dollar, and ten cents The value of dollar. which. at present, passes for Eve shilling. and . penny, is fixed by the bill at
 five shIiiiugs; the parts of such coin to be reduced proportionably.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

co The Jews N Damascus have been requested by ths Sultan. with other rsgiOnIsts. to furnish member of the new Dvan. This council formerly consisted of ali Mosleins; now only five members. The Jews were, a few years ago. severely punished now they are not only guarded againsl the effects of prejudice and intolerance, but are secured the consideration to which they are entitled.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

d1- new religious sect has srissa in Pesi', ia consequence Of the preaching of man named Bab. who has written new book to take the place Of the Korsn. He is said to have already made ssvsral thousand proselytes; and eighteen Of these Dabees. ss his followers are called. have been publicly be- headed by order of the Shah.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Gen. Cass.

The Baltimore Esa states that. in PsnnsylvanIa ten counties have already either nominated Gsasrsl Cas- for the Presidency ia iss2. es indicated de- cidsd preference of him every ether candidate In ss cut of Pennsylvania. The eoaaties whs have thus sgsisd their sdhssiea to the deeirise sf aon- intervention are Dsuphin. Washlagtss. Lehlgh. Perry. Besks. lihs strongest dsmoerate eeaaiy ia Psansyivania) Potter. McKssa. Fsyssts and Mitlia. Gen. Cas- will. doabs carry the city and county sf fesssylvasia-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Eaergy and Perseverance,.

Colonel Monroe, the Military Governor CT New Mexico, is Scolchman. who catered the service ef the United States during the war of isi2, ss Ps' vale. He has Eisen to his present position ey Fss son of the performance of distinguished fsais sI valor on many bloody field. IL k said that ai ne time of his original enlistment, he wss szcsedisgV iliiterats. bat has become an accomplished geaass and able soldier by diss of hard siady' sssf'@S wish nalise taisas and indomiiable courage.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
The sta,e of supe.iay.

4 resolution has been sabmitssd ia the Michigan Constitutional Convention. te isquirs late she sx. Pedisney of the formation sf ter i,sri.l govern. E'sat for the Upper Psaiasals len Lake Saperiss.) and its ultimate admissiea Ia shs uaea as State, with the assent of ,hs people sf tAs shss of Mishi. gan sad Of Congsesa-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

1r Ia reference 10 the death of General Taylor. the Paris papers publish lhe following: In eonse- quence of the death of tine President of the United States. the President of the French Rspublie will gs into mourning fer ono month. A grand solemn service will bs performed 3, Nstrs Dame. and for tsched."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Hew post OMees,

The Postmaster Gsuoral has established the fol. lowing nev officss iu this State:
 Elm Spring. Crawford county. wH. .BARaIxoros. Postmaster.
 Cove, Polk county. J. MCDANIEL. Postmaster. HoodsvilIc, Jsasrsou county. Iona R. Hoop. Postmaster
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
The Mhea, crop of 1sso.

Accounts from the wheat growing States leave no doubt but that the wheat crop for ihe year 1850 will be by far the largest grown in the United States The crop is most bOuniiful in New York. Michigan. Iowa, IndianA and Illinois; whilst an Ohio paper says of that State; " We hear of several fields which have yielded from % to 50 bushels to the acre"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Fire on Railroad. |.

The Boston Daily Advertiser says ,ha. frsigh, car. loaded with sheep. the Atica and Rochester road. took fire from sparks frsm the locomotive, and before is was discovered. and the Ere could bs sx.ing0ishsd, the ear. with I,s load ef live seck, was destroyed.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Forrest Divorce Case.

Mir. Forrest made his declaration or complaint on the l2th instant, before the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of Phila- deIphia. In this document he charges his wife with adultery with seven persons whom he names There is nothing in the affidavit which has not been here tofora puhlished
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
1. Van puren and For, smith Mail.

The Van Buren Inieliigeacer says ."we Iesrn rom Hon. W. K. SEBASTIAN. by ir,,er dated 4ih lust, that the Post Office Department has ordered an alteration in the contracts, So ss 10 make the Little Rock mail route end at this place; and has esdsred contract 10 be e, for daily coach rnsii iau between Van Daren and Fort Smi;h.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

D- The Grand Jury of Boston have found bill Of indictment of granddaughter. against the spo,hs. cary in that city, who is charged with causing the death of Mir. James D. Hall. by batting up eOrro- sivs subIimats by mistake for eAlsmsl.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

Qst- Mr. Howard, Of Texas. aud Morse of Louls- sna. upon the question of printing. aud referring the Presidents message, toot ground againSt it as infractOn of State rights. and as tsHtamOunt on the part fl the general government to appeal of arms.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
AAe,Aer cuha Invasion.

Information has been communicated to President Fillmore that tho Cuban nsadsSs are about making another movement, and hs has ordered a cioss watch upon the suspected parties.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Routhern Missouri.

A meeting of the citizens of Fancy county, Mo, was held on the 10th uit.. at which delegates were appointed to cooperate with ths citizens of the northern counties of Arkansas. in considering the ways and means of improving the navigation of White river.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Red River Appropriation.

Among the items of the appropriations for the
 improvement of Rivers aud Harbors reported to inc
 present Congress. is appropriation of sSoeOo for the improvement of Red Biver.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

ej-lt is stated that the whole number of travelling preachers in tho Methodist Episcopal Church South. is i6i2, of whom 9of are superanuatsd; To- cal preachers 1892, members 366. .5S2; Isl.722 col orsd; 3226 Indians. Total 50l,53O.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

O. Miss Ellen Try of Boston, was burned to death recently, by the accidental explosion of . camphsns lamp Mrs. Mo tgOmsry. also of Boston, was severely burned by a similar explosion on the same evening.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Gen. Tayior,s Estate.

The numerous speculatiOns and surmises In cir cuation concerning the estate of the late President have called forth statement from MAUSsEL, WHITE
 Co. his agents at New Orleans. to the effect that his estate ls worth about two hundred thousand dollars, entirely unincambered.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

lr Among the receipts of blocks to be deposited in the Washington National Monument, ws find the following:
 "From Arkansas.a a block oflimessone of . brown. ish tint. the required dimensions, and the name of the State in large raised letters"
 IL has already been set in the wall
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

o1- The Pasha of Egypt is said ts bs rapidly con ver,ing the ancient ruas on the Nile inte msssria for building factories snl other similar works.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

g7- The London Economist says, the annexation .l Cuba to ihs United States would be highly bsns- icial to British commerce.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Troops in Florida.

The Savannah News learns from correspondent that there are twsn,y-two eo@Paniss si U s. tseps still in Florida: lOas os i've on the coast near Indian river. the remainder in the interior. TAoss on the coss, are remarkably healthy, bu, those in the interior suifeT from diarrhR.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

p The Cincinnati Enquirer says that . heg-Psn In the vicinity Of that city, struck by lightning on Tuesday night. The shock killed upwards of one hundred and ffty head of hogs.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Scott County.

This county of our State is said to be going ahead beautifully Thero Is great deal of excellent land there afording an excellent opportunity to settlers who wish to have farmes, which gre farms
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

a5 We lsafn, from the For Smith Hsrald, that the small pOx has made it's appearance iA the neigh borhood of Rosevills.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
shoyt Rovte ,o (.aliforuia.

The distance from New Orleans to San Francisco
 by the Tehuantspec route is seventeen hundred
 miles lsss than by way of Panama. The distance l from N-w York is eleven hundred miles less.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

pAmong the names of the assistanis to the sur veyou of the Mexican Boundary Cosnmissien. ws find that of TaEopoAk F. Moss. Esq. recently su- perintsndapt of the Arkansas aud South western Mining company of this vicinity.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Restoration of Gov. Dorr.

In the Senate of Rhode Island, on the 9th, bill for the restoration of Governor Don was offered and referred to the committee on the Judiciary; and, at
 subsequent meeting of the committee. it was agreed l tn report the bill and recommend its passags-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
His Finger in his Month.

Hugh N. smith, the Delegate to Congress from New Mexico. who was refused hss seat. has L q Washington l0T home, without pay eg mii age
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

pThe immense Dry Dock, sl Portsmouth, was safely launched and moored on the 18th.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

Oc Dr. Lewis, author of the " Swamp Doctor. '' vas drowned at Richmond, La, few days since. lt is supposed hs attempted Oswim Lis horse the bayou.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

GrLL Crowly. Of the U.S.N. died In Charleston on the 18th uit-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

O. The mechanics of Van Buren. Arks.. have determined to organize Mechanics Association, for the benefit of themselves and thsiP city.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

D- The cholera has almost entirely disappeared from Piitsbarg.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
A Princely NaarYiaxs

A Priacely Marriage in a Republic,
 The daughter of Lue'sn Msras. iass of Borden town. N. J.. vas married ia France lately. In ssndiag ths invitations to the wedding the brides father assumed ,hs title Of Prince"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

UThs Illinois papers. of late dates. Spsah Of the prospects Of the corn crop in gloomy tsrnsS.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

U Mir Pearee's Texas Boundary Bill passed the House on the 18Th. by fifty majority.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
Craham,s Magazine.

The September number has reached Us; 1t is em- bellished with the aspul number of fine engravings
 among which "He comes not" Is really beautiful
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
TUESDAY NaORNiNG.:::msEPr. ., lsSo.

0J- We gre authorized to announce the Hon. Wn. C. Scorr, ss candidate fer judge of the thsd Judi ciai District ct the ensuing sleeten.
 1J- We ere authorised to announce JAMES A. WILSON. of MsriOn eouaty, a . candidate for Prosecuting Attorney a the Sd Judicial District Of APksnsas.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
DISSOLUTION,
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

|. was the rcmark-not Of Roman
Cousul--lut of distinguished American
sage and patriot--in an adlrcs. made IN
old rancuil Hall, a long time sncc--tlat
there was but one greater evil tina, could
hoiall nation than war;--and that greaicr
evil was the fear Of i, Now we think an
application Of this sentiment may family b"
made in reference To- the lone continued
and present higA excitement IN the sub
jcct Of dis.union Not that We think two
hfihs Of the prcttssed apIrchcnsions of 50
bad calamity are IN the lea, degree real
or heartfelt and while We lclicve that q
large PARTON of the remaining ,waddlc
used in reference 10 ,hi, subject is design
I'd more 'o' Dunhun than any other /"
cNA'y. we are s'iii constrained to think that
'1'' Oh unnecessary alarm Tor the safety
ana continuance 81 ''e | mo" ha, 1oel
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