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NKw OnI.rASs. October 2s. lsts.
THE HOT SPRINGS OF


 THE subscriber has recently ob- HR tained possession of this property, by 4ft9fA confirmation of his title before the sksk Departments at Washington, and feels desrous of increasing the pat ronage of Watering Place SO well calculated for the Speedy aLeUiatioa ef Afflicted Hs'aanIy.- Therefore he takes this method of assuring the pub lie, (partculaty in the South west that the ing season will find the
 TAVERN HOUSE and Bathing Establishments greatly improved. with increased facilities for Bathing, and a bestoxA Of marked attention to the comfort and happiness sl visiters.
 The limited time intervening since the settlement of the tlle, will not admit Of extensive improve ments by the commencement of the ensuing season, but such alterations and additions are practics. ble, i'll be found completed by the first of March next. From which period will guarantee to tho public, that they may calculate f nd al the Springs Good Table, comfortable lodging and bathing establishments, together with such ef amusement as can be prepared by liberal expsa- diture, and settled determination 10 give the place character, and render it deserving of public pairon- age.
 The immediate superinteDdenee of the SPings has been gwen in charge 10 Mir. T. D. stith, uniil November next, whose experience m this line. snd great willingness to accommodate sill, wiih the ee- opefation of the undersigned. it s eonhnenty ex- pected, insure entre satisfaction 10 all @ho may visit them during the approaching season.
 The great curative properties of these waters are too well established to need single testimonial en my part, to add 10 their importance.
 will, however, enRmerate for the information of any who may chance to be ignorant of their en- treme efficacy, the many dissaAes in which thsy have proven themselves a specific, and almost soyereign remedy.
 Firsi-Chronic or iBhamaiory Rheumatism, ih all it's varied forms. Mercural and Fenerisi dis eases. embracing their extended catalogue. Nerv- Ous affections of every grade Paralysis ErsP,ioBs of the skin Tetter, with all other impurities of the blood, including serOHsIous and Carcinomscioas sffec tons. short, believe t 10 be the received opinion, that .he Hot springs of Arkansas VII renovate ihe most thresdbare coRstntiOn-ses fbem up in newness of life, PhGaix-liks, and are uAs- quAlled by any desideratum in he khown world.
 'H M RECTOR. Little Rock, Ark, Jan. I5, Is5e.-7-lS-H.
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OrrNloEs or rHE PREss.

The Louisville Journal says: "Dr. RogeIs's Liv- erwort and Tar not only gives immediate rellet m Coughs and Colds, but, from the testimony of men sf the highest standing here and elsewhere, 1t IS making Some very remarkable cures of ConsumP- tion."
 The Railway Register adds: "We have heard T stated by persons oG great responsibility, who have used this medicine, that it is cne of the most remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs Colds lnfuenza Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast, Splitting of Blood, WhoopiDg Cough and all Lung Complaints, which fneglecte usually terml- nate in Consumption; and ihe certificates attached 10 the advertisements would seem fully to justify this state ement'
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SUNDRIES.

( 4 Bbls Ohio Supsrfine Flour; OCE 25 Boxes No. Brown Soap;
 50 Bull tongue Flow Mouds;
 1000 Lbs assorted Bar Iron;
 30 Sets Wagon and Buggy Boxes;
 Straw Cutters; Gfain Cradles Hay Forks Rakesi Sythe Snaihs; Brier, Grass and Grain Sythes; Iron Wedges; Broad Axes OK and Log Chains Cora Mills Bench Planes and screws. Received and for sale by March 2T, 1850. VIM. B. WAIT.
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NGDTMW-".

T'HE subscriber. agent for II. Alderman, will x continue the formers business al his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly on hand full and we'll assorted stock of Groceries Dry Goods Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Castings &e. &c., all of which will be sold low for cash. The highes, market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peitries, beeswsx, Sc.
 Jan. l, 1850. JOHN kRAUSE.
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having used it with entire success in a number Of lhe above cases. JAMEs M. MooRE.
 Louisville, Dee. %, l6t7.
 More testimony from Dr. Moore: Mr. JohH Bull: using your SarsapaFilla in several new cases of Scrofna and with happy effect. am nOw eonh- den, t is one Of the most, eticacious medicines that can be made for that disease Yours,
 JAMEs M MooRE, N. D. Winchester, Ky, Feb. l, is4s.
 Testimony like the following renders superAuous all further comments upon the efficacy ot BuiPs Ssrsapsriila.
 From Dr. l.. P. Yandell, Professor of Chemistry in tie Louisville Medical College: "I have looked over the list Of ingredients composing Joha Bulls Compound Extract of Sarsapar!Ia, and have no hes- tation in saying that they form safe compound and that promises well in Chronic diseases, 10 which ! 1t is sppcsble.'' L. P. YASDELL, N. U. 1 Louisville, June 6, leIs | This medicine is daily gTapeng with disease through the western country. restoring 10 blooming health and youthful vigoT, the sick and atiicted- nay, those that are grievously tormented. Cerilh- cates ieemibg from all directions, from men oi truth and high moral standing placing II, from its intrinsic worth, the very best oi all remedies ever l before the public.
 ] Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL.
 At his principal office, sl Fourth street, and by l Druggists generally in the city and country. l What Dr. Pyies, Physician by appointment, 10 the Louisville Marine Hospital, says of Bulls Ssrsapa- rilla:
 LOUISVILLE, March %, lsl9.-I have examined the prescription for the preparation Of John Bulls SaTsaparis, and believe the combination 10 be an excellent one, and well calculated to produce an al- ternative impression on the system. have used Il both public and private practice, and think it the 1 best article ol Sarsaparilis in use M. PILES, NJ. D. Resident Physieian ai he | Murine Hospital
 For Sale, wholesale and retail, by K. l. DODGE, Druggisf, Little Rock Arkansas. 7-27-6-m.
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures . TIN, SHEET-IRON ND COPPER
 MANUEACvTO

|INHE subscriber keeps always on hand and is con. 1 stantly manufacturing all sorts of Tin, sheet- iron, and Copper ware, of the best materials and in the most durable and subst aniial manner
 He will pnf up bHis and tiii orders for Merchants Pedars and the residents in the country, on the shortest notice, as cheap, and perhaps hiLe cheaper, than any one in the State. He has a large and well selected stock of materials, and will do all kinds of Repdfrs and Jo6 York with ,he greatest neatness and despatch. All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order, at moments warning.
 Thankful for past favors, he hopes by diligence and attention 10 business, 10 merit and receive con. tinuance of public patronage.
 Tin Sponis and Cutters made to order, for any part ofthe State. F.. W. McCRACKEN.
 Little Rock, Oct. l6, IsI9-7-6-y
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LIvERWORr.

This plant has for many years been found 10 be oi singular vrture in the of affections oithe Liver More recently 1t was ascertaiped that 1t possessed great power in arresiing Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs of chronic character, &. and oi essential service in all diseases ofs pulmonary character.
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GUNDRlES.-Davis' Extra Sugar Cured Ham, p and Dried Beef: Is Boxes Cheese; Shaker and Common Brooms: Odd Lids. Sugar Kettles Round Pots, Skillets, Cook Stoves, Hollow Adze. and Msttocks. Received aud for sale by
 Feb. l2. VIM. B. WAIT.
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GINhi GuNsi, GINs,,,

JUST RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, J fine Double and Single barrelIed Shot Guns, Rifles, flint and perc ussion gun Locks, &c, kc. at the Gunsnith Shop. on Main street. where repair ing is done up blue, by H. GRIFFlTHS.
 Noy6 a
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MEMPHIS TNSTTTTTE
MCoJcAl nee1arn.r.

A |" The reguisF course of Lectures in rhi, V..,,... w'H commence on the lst of Novrmber. anA sos tlnue pnul the last of FebFuary The an.,a..a, Department will be opened sad ready ,n r".'.'a students by the ist oi October. The M~A,esl n. ParIment will be under the dgeetioa ol lAe lola,..
 Professors,
 Z FREs=AE, MD, Prcsessor oF Aea,ouv K S NEWTON, MD, Professor of Say~s,. Il; J. huLeE, N D.. Professor of Theory ,,s
 Practice of Medicine s"d W. BHRp POWELL. MD. proS...o. .s u,.-,.. csy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geo,o.x '''''' J. KING. MD, Professor of Matey,. a.n-
 Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudenrs J. MILTON SANDERS, AM, MD. p,atss... .,
 Chemistry and Pharmacy. J. A. WrLsOS. MD, Professog cC oh.,s,.,;..
 and Diseases of Women and Chiidren
 CiiRique Leeturers:
 Med'eine-Prof II. J. HuLcE.
 Ssygery-Prof R. S. NEWTON.
 Anatomteai Demoastyafos--Z PATHWAY Mn ne Tees tor iail course of lectures amount Ia Each Professors Ticket, 4Is. Mar,icpI,,o,. A. Deinonstrator's Fee, $lo. Graduation, A2o w Those desiring further information wiu ,, address theiE letters (post paid) to the Dean ,0S students arriving in the city will please call on A,"" at the Commercial Hotel '"
 K $. NEWTON, MD, Dean ef tAs Faeult.
 LAW DEPARTMENT,
 Hon. F.. W. N. KiNG, Professor of rheo,v ana
 Practice of Law. ~A~ JoHN DELAFIELp, Professor of Commerei., la
 risprudence.
 TERMs- $50 per session.
 All communications pertaining to this den.,,,nsn, must be addressed to E. VIM KING r., Memphis, TsaH., Feb. 1850. The Faculties, for intellectual sbilities. n.,., worth and professional requirements, will eonna,s iavorably with the most distinguished in onr cana try. The medical faculty constitutes aa anom.Iv 'n this eF any other eouBtfy-al of them are lertn res and the best of teachers
 Those who will contemplate our Reoeraphie.I no- si''on, and the extent Of our popuiation ean hay. no doubt as to the eligibility Of our situation fur . enterprise of the kind. As to health, including .ll seasons of the year, we deny that say stAsr es Gss more.
 A common error exists in the minds of many ,,u. dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine, those wto Intend pTacticinK among Ihs disease, of the West and South should certainly educate iAem. selves at school hose Faculty are practically ae quainted with those diseases.
 That the public may be satisfied of the perm.. nency Of this school, we feel it our duty 10 state that the Trustees and Faculty form unit in action. which augns well for its future success; and that the Pecuia: internal organization which eOaaests them cannot be interrupted
 F.. W. NJ. KING, Prcsidsnt sf ths MsnpAis Iast Feo. lS is90. 7t-9i
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Hon. D. T. WITTER PRETIDENT, Hon. II. P Poindexier, Rev. Wm Moores, Rev. l.. P Lively, Rev, B r. Bcx, I N. Jones, Nj. D., MT. J. E. San. defur, MT. T. Williamson, Hon. J. D. Trmble, Rev J, Custer, M. D. Rev. J. J. Roberts, c. B. Mitchell, M. D, MT. W. W. Andrews, Mir. $. I |. Sanders, MT. II. ". Smith. 7-22-tf
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SSaxdN

A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption of A the Lungs, Splitting of Blood. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and all Pulmonary affections.
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Peacock Flows.

LUST received per Mail Bosts--30 one horse J Peacock Flows; 10 do. do Valley Flows; 10 two horse Peacock Flows. Apply to ' Feb. 26, 1850. A. J. HUTT.
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TAR,

This article is now universally acknowledged 10 be the most healing and efficient application for dis eased CT decaying lungs, any portion ot inc feshy or muscuIar parts ot the human body. Its med'- cina and pteservave qualities were understood by the Egypians the early ages oi The world, and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that The preparation used in the embalmment of bodies, was composed principally of this ingredient! In later ages it was found 10 be in universal use among the aborgnes of America and at this day IS their prIn- cipa and, in fact, only medicine for an unsood slate of lungs. or any approach 10 fl. Those who are acquainted with this hardy race Of men, know that sdeah from Conaptioa is unknown among them! The medical faculty in all countries appear tc have become of the great healing properties of this article, and are now introducing m ihe'T practice Dr. Bueham, of England, Dr. Brichfon. of St PeteIsbufgh, Dr. La PrieWe, of Paris, aud the distinguished Dr. Cooper, have been in the habi, of combining tt with other articles Tn their prescriP- tions and with entire success.
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READ We the undersigned. Druggists and Apothecaries in the city of Louisville, Ky. take pleasure in stating, that we have been selling John Bulls Extract of SarssparIla for some time, and confidently recommend it as being good and safe article:
 Tapping X Co, J. D Wilder X O.. Montgomery & SuieiHe, Nj. Akin & Co, Wm. Mock, ]. W. Gamble & Co, J. II. Owen. Sam1 enawine, F. w. Kniess, B. Morseli& Co ". E. Smith, C. 0. Mills, Watts X Thomas, A, C. WeatheTford, Robinson, Peter & Cary, Rupert. LindinheIger & Co. Louisville, November 20, ISIS.
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GooD TESTIMONY, ,-The Ohio State Journal Columbus, Ohio, thus speaks of BniFs SarsaparilIa:
 "Ithas no Equal The unprecedented sale ot Bulls Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapapi Ia in this city, where ii has been introduced for the past two months only, with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tiled t, warrant the assertion that purifier of the blood H hds no e9uaH This is bold assertion, but II can be sub staAtiated by calling on the agent in this ely"
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| II Monday the 2sth inst. Terms of Board and Tuition. FoR THE SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS Day scholars, lst department, full, or fnsh- jug course, 425 Go. 2d department, 90 do. 3d department, IG
 do. 4th department, F French, Italian, Spanish and German lan-
 guages, each % Singing in choir, To Music, with use of Piano, 25 Harp, 50 Guitar, 25 Drawing, l6
 4 course of essops in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, naying of Ebony and lyo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 tlamburgh work, and embroidery also taught
 An extra charge will be made for washing at the ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with Calesthenic exercises, at $l0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot bed, bedding towels, and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly in advanoe-no deduction for absence, except in case Of sickness
 By particular request a class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received
 Music will be taught principally on the Logierian system.
 REFFRENcEs-Rey. ". Saunders, Col. T. D Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter, post paid. at this office
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KglESI:l;Y s; 3 2 :;';Iya

The Best Remedy Ever known to Man. NOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronchiis' r Intiuenzs, Bleeding oI the Lungs, Difficulty Of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Side, First Stage oi Consupticn, &c
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BENJAMIN CALENDER

No. 42 and A. Pearl Street, Boston, Massachusetts,
 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
 FOREIGN S DOMESTIC HARDWARE, HASa constant supply of HARDWARE AND Cur Il \ LERY adapted to the trade of the Southwest. From an experience of twenty years in the trade of that section, he Is confident that he can supply merchants, either in person by order with the styles and qualities of goods desrabe and on terms that shall be satisfactory.
 = B. C. gives particular attention 10 consien- ments of Cotton, Petries and other produce of the country that may be consigned to him for sale.
 Sept. 9. lS49-7-3-lv
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Bs,cdre of Couniertcits and Base Imitntions! .'The genuine article is signed .fndreo Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 -'Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for 8, Sold wholesale and retail by SCOFlL MEAD, Il3Charires street, between Cont and St Louis ss
 Sole General Agents for he Souiheren Sidtes.
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Schneider Champagne.

HBASKETS of ihis celebrated brand Jasl receive. O by ''Cotion Plant" and for sale by
 FArHERLY & CLEMENTS. Little Rock, May l2. ST.
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BETTER TEsrsaoNr-Tban was ever offered in favor ol any Medicine, from Dr. James M. Mocte; Afr John Bull: have no hesitaiies in saying that
 believe your Sarsaparla to be the best article ever manufactured for the enre of Scfoina, syPhiits. aLdmal other cutoBeoas aid GlaGduiar Aheehon,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
 JOHN ". TRIGG, A TTORNEY AT LAW,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. May sl, 1850. s7- HENRY M. RECTOR, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR LAW, lOmes at Benton, saline COunty,) MILL PRACTICE in the Counties of Saline, w Hot Springs, Perry, Montgomery, and the courts at Little Rock. Any business entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention.
 E. CUMMINS,
 Attorney and Counsellor at Law, 4 ND SOLICITOR IN CHANGER
 LITTLE ROCK. ARK
 JAMES T. BROWN, fl ATTORNE r 1T /LAW,
 TkanSas Post, Ark, Will practice his profession in the Second Judicial Circuit and will attend 10 the collection of debts and the investigation of land claims in every part of Arkansas. tl6
 B. T. DUVAL, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW, AND SOLICITOR IN cHANCERY,
 Fort smith, Arkansas.
 R. H. JOHNSON,
 Attorney at Law,
 LITTLE RocK, ARK.
 JOHN B. BORDEN, ATTO RNE.Y AT LAW. Resides in LewiSyille. Lafayettc County, Afkt A ND will practice in the courts of the 6th Judi "A cal district. All business coniided 10 his man sgement, will receive prompt attention. LAMBERT A. WHITLEY,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 OFFICE ON M.4RKH.aM STREET
 LITTLE RocK, ARKANSAS.
 JAMES A WILSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW
 YELLVILLE, ARKANSAS.
 DAVID w. CARROLL, q EFF Q 4I3 r BRA w.
 Little Rock, ma3OiyI ARKANSAS. Ino29
 JOHN QUILLIN, ATTORNEY < COUNSELLOR LAW. soLICITOR CHANCERy. oFFieE-Eidorado Union county, Arkansas. $. IE. HAMPSTEAD. A ATTORNE AT LAW. OFFICE ON MARKHAM STREET
 LITTLE ROCK ARK's If
 J. M. TEBBETTS, ATTORNET < COUNSELLOR AFLAW
 Fayetteville, Arkansas. "L'' e' "AIhiSs' AS. M. cURRAN
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

vINHIS Institution, under the charge of Mrs. and \ the Misses WooD, will be opened for the re- cepon of pupils both day scholars and boarders on Monday the 2sth inst.
 Terms of Board and Tuition.
 FoR THE SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
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MARAoAYBo, VENEZUELA, April l2, Is4s. Messrs. SANDS Gentlemen; 1 consider it duty due the pubic to make known the great benefit have received from using your valuable SaTssparIa About three years since was attacked with Rhea- matism in my shoulders and also in my legs and so severe was the pain, that was unable 10 sleep. tried all Of the best medicines could hear of with out receiving any benefit, until through the advice of frieRd, procured some of your SassspaTa, and after using four bottles n he course of IS days found myself entirely weH. have no hesitation in saying your SaTsspaIilla IS the best medicine ever took, and confidently recommend It 10 my friends and the public.
 Your ob't seTv't, J. M. JEsURuN. Prepared and sold, wholesale aBd retsu, by A. B. X D. Sands, Druggists and Chemists, 10 Fulton st., cor. William, New York. Sola also by
 J. W. TAPE, .dgeHt for .srk,. Nov. 6, ls49. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27

the Propagation of Slavery the moment it
seemed likely to be successful.
So with regard to the Fugitive Slave
Law. Its execution cannot be otherwise
than odious throughout the Free States
Should one in every five of the fugitive
slaves now residing in the Free States be
arrested under that law, it would be impos
sible to return them into Slavery. Very
few of the Whites would openly resist the
law, but thousands every where would con-
nive at and conspire toward the rescue and
escape of the fugitives. The fugitiyes
themselves would of course resist the pro-
cess. and their colored friends would gener-
ally incite to and aid in so doing-who can
blame them The law is no friend Of
theirs-it does not secure but tramples on
their most precious rights-is their enemy,
their tyrant, their plunderer, robbing them
of liberty, family property and home
Can any man honestly say that, if he were
slave, he would consider this law or its
servitors deserving of the least respect at
his hands? How many of those who now
clamor that the law must be executed, and
that resistance must be put down, if they
were themselves fugitives from Slavery
with revolver iii hand, would hesitate to
point it against pursuer and say Stand
back = But the white nelghbors and as
quaintances of one claimed and chased as
a fugitive from Slavery will generally feel
a strong sympathy for him, an earnest de-
sire that he shall escape, no matter what
views they entertain of the new law alb
stractly and of Slave-catching in general,
Thus there cannot fail to be excitement,
and probably increased though unsteady
excitement, while this law shall remain on
the statute book covering it i'll and crowd
ing it down Will only render it more intense
and universal. The surest way to allay
agitation would be to repeal or essentially
modify the act; the next best would be to
let it stand unexecuted-a dead letter on
the statute-book. Every case of slave
catching under it will result in sending one
more Member to Congress i'll favor of its
repeal until its harsher provisions are eff
faced. That effected, there may be hope
of a comparative stoppage of Slavery Agi-
tatiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-27
From the Boundary Commission.

A correspondent Of the FAlEadelpRia Inquire,
writing from Camp Leon, Texas, Oct. 81, gives
few interesting items of later intelligence from
the Boundary Commission, The Commissioners
with party of thirty, well armed and properly
equipped, left the company at San Antonio to
travel express to Ell Paso with the design of
reaching there by the first Of November to meet
the Mexican Commissioner, by whom and him
self our proceedings are to be regulated, The
correspondent says Il very much doubt the
possibility of his being there at that time; bat
the fact of his having attempted it, shows his en-
ergy and desire to perform the duties assigned to
him at every risk