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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
Exnane of DIR. Achlll..

It's stated tina, ,he French Government hes n
ceived by telegraph dispatch. dated Roma tAe
ooh nh 10 the effect TIA, DR. Achiii. who has s.
long been ooafaed ia Vrisoa ey the Pepal sUihori-
ties, is on his wsy 20 Paris Another sceoaot So
tina, Dr. Aehili escaped from tie PRISON, 70 which
be had been Consigned hy the Papal suttofties
uDder various prctcx,s. tho real cause beng tina.
he had been Roman Catholic priest had embraced
Professionalism some years. aad had been MISSION
sry in ROME sfsr the revolution,
Sir Ceiling Eardley gives the following account
fDr AchIlh's release
alt has been alresiv stated thai Or Aebi y set al y
ersy snd hs this intelligence rescted Paris by TELEGRAPH
last Friday We rnaerssnd from De- Aehiils fends Ins'
they sble Prove that the assistance o lie fa MI
it.ry fssaDleny obsined for IL ARES aud hs US
French Government was falsely Informed that he was in
psoned for murder sad other crimes The iaQuifes inss
hed vesbe b. bic friends f5eed the accusing power 10
drop the TASK and 10 that he was sczed Tor
aoos. SIMILAR local investigation I Rome snAosea hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
TURKEY.
A evy Repuhlir

n, T-ts,-s rsas.as. ne iolowi-s fo-n = Ts,r q
Pcf,e
EuToPe counts another Republic BY fm1n
dated jar 3, The Porte has recognized the New
Coastitanoa which has jusi been adopted { p Zaso
a. a sinai district q Adams, -osr Jzrina. conpus
ing - VILLAGES and q population Ct 1900 s9als -
Each III axe chooses iis colmsnd c'anse -0rs. AID
sends Deputy - a. Assembly which meets ,wice
year a. Janlna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
Pn..engrrr Arri, ed.

II ss.aH,Aiy Nertfrasr fr5n CAs~iafsf-W Middleton
sherman. w snyder Lsndfeih n -, ID "frsoy
Selb, Moor dck md. smrFfoa smith, ssneef.
u \ Hantin. q Church fAs- 4 p Hoppn Sohi~r.
W stkwstAsr W'oihsm II MOI Hli An D, Fred 1or
Eaton. L-N, W JOINS. " brook., Mrs svsf Mrs.
DAT, 1 BsunDg snd family h smtl. Patton X sod J
Hst>r.lsm Mr.. Ran Ms Hal Mssi- Hia, Hal. II Wet
Dsangs. IA B4ker eehuisr Jra5u-. Up-on pere
clauS, N.oa, Ls~is Marcos u Rsey svtntan, D.
Bcat.n. L GslwIn. In sLt ,rhnemsns ald 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
Receipts OF Produce.

BIZ RGilJoad sinc, ys,feyd4g- bbls Flour.
bbs WHISKY So balcs Wool 70 pkgs Provisions ia 80
Butter - hbs Asht,, i8l Grs, serd III pAs M"fchau
disc III htud Late 10 drcssci Shtsp 30 Hogs = %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

The report Of ". Theirs on Public relief has been
pabfshed " Timers thinks that the pC~cr Of Re-
ksfis unfortunately inf,riO-, Whatever measures be
devised 70 the extent OF be suferily Society, be
saws had not waited the warning o. a revolution .
provide assistance for the INDECENT classes The
ToQrs Buresnx dc EOurrices and Maternal S)c.e
tss bsd long been IN existence Iu'ant ssylums
And schools were established during the last yeas
OF the monarchy which had likewise pron1u gated
patefnal laws fJr the protection O children working
10 manufactures NJ Timers recommends 2 com
pete reform Of the system Of mprisOn fnen oi yo1aZ
c7iprits, and OF the law apprenticeship. Men,
he saws, who are abe 10 work, should reldeT ser
vices ~ society. ailf not expect services from d.
The Committee rejected al idea Of ih9se baking
establishments, Of paper money, and association
formed with the cspitsl supplied by the public
treasury which were described o. late as the pam
aces Of all social evils. 1t did no. either believe
the State bound ~ provide labor for the people bat
it suggested that public works might b. rc.axo..
when pirate industry was prosperous, and extend
ed who. II was less active. COLONIZATION might
likewise be occasionally resortec to with afvoa
tage and considering that every man ought ~ b.
able to earn livelihood, except IN eases " illness
or extraordinary accident the Committee regarded
"Societies OF Mutual relief, calculated % afford
the means Of assistance .ae most natural, the most
real, and the most worthy o. man. an maturity
Man shO4ld make precision !pr Oh ags by economy
and savings banks. ant private cares H. ycfTope'
should b. multi piled as much rs possible. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
Foreign Ports.

A. .ts4s a 5snas 20 lt-Blts scou Dyer 4 foftas.
llts,-fy rik DtTd iehos ~ -szfpof &c ~ boson nv
b@fonfH 51r'a al Mr. ~ &C. C-,ysfss, q
of afori Asooql q. Pro- soes. o AbbueIa q ~ - -
nefs. a WAGNER, Il N0r' ftfI-t.. 10 keaaof Or
90, sfln lsat~s y Clar~tton. fo bafFssi q $40
50 fay u Hans. n kafson ~fz y ~ = 80
fg pot A salpsoa, u nl9s ~ II.
Pflsr@f ds ? Al snc- Of 'ost9n 90 Hsii-ff ., D' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

De- n. i.tE. loa ". c.l,,n- Eissfa. An..rssr ~
MON
Jan - at@ =. IN NV .ap coaas's4i from EYe for Los
4on. rfh ps.s-nssfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

friend. % Prove Yrsee ~ he e7oer,s q he' oWa ~
err. te dsaclrneai " her OWE troops q. duT q; ner
Prefecture u p a. Rome, pa ~ he
sogh fle Pref~c' ms's return ma here wa -
such entry ia r,x.s'sr TIE 20 llrrs were o.
sps'e1ee for .l7 Y4r2'-e, "ihDoi De c,gn@a'ce oi
TIC ffefec', by word oi c1rn211 OF zID1fe 1ae 4.r
second 81 co'nu4ra q fae Ffsnca p9 ce Is a. lizn
ge-tefnsr, 9ysd tlrreriy in Toe Po.c- % Df~so}
XVI. TIE Cliei - ne French army I'D -l4 ora %
asle. Gen B.agsy Hl.rs loon sfer ~ ID 3 u De-
csfnberl sTpsec Tfr-oo, u Porr, 20 re S9pre4r
PO-uF Tor te Or covers GbcrA-lou s14cl DOs-v~T
refused On 70 other gronn1 than hs iae prisoner IA
done nue. ham 20 re- don- snd vopd GO Hsnfe u r.
Owing, however ~ proceed 1sa ne n4-ir OF llcn
not kooW1 he Ff-pcn Government receTod ~ Tsrs 20
December 20io ;eiegra,tIc for1 n Os1era4
tha lie Ggyernment offered ne FTench gpFe'n-
uea, 70 h0ersie d. Acl "a condition ia.i ne 20 20
GJysramer' aoi 81 hif1os w02a ils-fe - co
i.Ay Toe EGg..s1 Lmoae-asDr Ia Pm VIA tNe Al---
ness waic1 - cLlfsc .erkei - 'nfpi Ehp-l ~
D.e.;. rrffa ct-af- % u. Ac1. - rna-s Y --ll
- a. 20 81. feu1- I'D 80 safae. TIE frencl GoveTl
nea. .ulais1 "a ~ O-uers AMI Aostsadc- 20 concur
re'cs ths srra1Fere-t IT, frgrcl General comm
caieL tie rei4g % re s1rrere Pm ~ e. Po-rc- I'D
aimed the fif uent ~ f- rfcf- se J. ans@ers4
hat be- wold tax tine ~ cr1sf-r - I'D T011
4 ..f er on he r-tua ~ EOu4- 10 iae mean me s1c
c4ey g ~ srHV2 o. tfe lepy from Pzrs ne s.
CT OF he ir9uis,oa Mated d. Ae1h ls prison seve-s
tunes nan. bin lESf be 20 DO pgf gp0l his ma
and ~, be- ono seal wa 2, be- he J1cge TIE snoe-
eles u h- delay and -. sccDuF any circ- c-'
reached Pans sb1' 'hs lo- Of January Ire Government
Of ths Republic iock np 10 mater sf0>ey' 40 corml
cations 81 urgent srs-er made ~ Rome. o. Dc
Oh 4e French GJverrrnen. made fs@ be- been
a,edl tat d. Aca wa a. resty u Is NJ iro kotf
~ Pans"
Things In Piedmont.
Letters from Turin ofRue 23d INST mention IS +
report that Austria had pro3oss I'd . cede 90 Sar
dinia the entire q L0mba~oy - FAR rs tie h.nciO,
ior sum o. 800 millions II lire. The King va.
moreover to dismauce the .o-trcss o. Msatua, aud
u coaclude ca oiensige and defensive alliance wi-b
A4s.ria According 70 another runJr II circulation
Austria intended % constitute LorDberdy INTO an
| independent State and u place At IT'S head tie
| Duke Of Modena.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
NEW-YOak TRIBUNE.
Rorsign News Continued from First Page,

oot dGc license. l. is IN the. ce.tsr All eas' o.
France especially TIA, rne auth 9ri;ie' dsPsy mos
zeal ard activity. a great agnb5r o. sHe p'''A1
cisi Republican journals have been Obliged 70 eve
up p9bhcst.o1. Oue Of the most Popu4~f o. 'he
Democrats io,rna,s and one which only 2 few
veeka sgo bad an immense circulation, ihs Coar
yey 4e la Sa6ae 6. Losre. mas stopped. aud rs pro
pr.e,or, are ruined 10 consequence OF the acc
he'd Rnss. expenses, and imprisonnnents - which
IL b.. been subjected, fJr ibes on the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

AT . l., -rpool sih M>ssnlseh Doysen ApAlaclccs
70 Nag, 18th. Mar, Dae Lsisr, ctrstzr
Ar e. Per Pays c-F- 5e Verbs Dec tfsncs Emasf Sea
fors
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
iii'S FtK mT REET.

7S she sGns nnsis es "Eep~ Givr UD" AiI's for the besi; the sanguins and chasrfaI;
 Trouble and sorrow are friends In dlsgnise; Esttang hus foIiy goes SnathleS and feaFfal;
 Cosrsge fosvSSr is hnPpy and wi-es Ali's for ths hcst t-if man would bpi know n ; Providence wishes us al to be blesi; This is ID dream of the pundit Vr poets
 HsgSen is gracious, and-AH's fer the best! Ans for the bestl uef this en your standard,
 Soldier of saaDesS, CT pilgrim of love, Who tD tho shores of despair may havs wanaer q, way weArird Rwaow, or heart stricken dsve; Alifs for the best.--bs . man but c0Hhdihg,
 Providence teBderiy governs the rest And inc frHil bark of His essaturs is gRiding. Wisely end wHrIay--all for Inc best. AIl's fur ths beHt! then fling swny 1srrsFs:
 Meet all yonr fears and your foes in tue van, And in the midst of your dangers or erroD,
 Trust like a child, while you strive like man Ali's for ihe best!-unbiaaed, uubouRdsd,
 Prosidenoe rsigns from the EaE te the Wssts And by both wisaom and mercy surrounded.
 AoPs and be happy thut as for the best.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
bR ElepsmsEl--llmeSt.

CHlte au amusing affair came 6a a. Milan Village, in tas county, not long since. It seenis iisl yong man nsmes H. and Ass took H nIto ln-ir hesds tnul was about tlm. tae twain snopla D, ma1e oae flesh, and meetng wit4 cos- siderable opposition fr0rn the 2areuts oi Inc young lady scheme was coHeocted by which sUcb 0blvc- tioHs were so 1e overcome.
 he 3as anc .ass tsle purpose Sf carrying esi taesr essigas, rrPasres clanoestiusy~to iis oosta EEvern, th Milan, end despatched a messenger fgr justice Of fhs p~sse to efticsais in the nassiAl ceremony The instfce, howessr. eH entering tls- room. and the anxious lUyers arlBg pai asG sal le hitt, refused to proceed wI.h matters ea account of tbeif Chla-i!ks appearance. Netting daEatv6 The yoeps gHiiast ordered hoTs= aud c4rrisy. 1et-rgnlaeG ie flY ~sii iss p-izs ts A baTlns lew a, where better treatment would be GSorGz3 tbeET. But aGeiheF n5slscv prese9tsd itself. Il found, after arfyiGg isw rods, t.iat the horse understood ihst something wrvsg geiHg Tor ward. Hna felt il his dgty b refuse to have sEy agency Inc atat. 50. s,ile of al t8s persRa- s4fss oi tue woaia- he gfe0sA, ts ssEae8aas sai cVuid mol be made te ''ba5gy peg" aud when Ihc wtiP sppitee hs showed REtnista as s5Ee Gs. posLoG a Fear up S-iiinc, smashing tae dash hoard oi t4e carriage isto atoms. bai was tp ae done V ty another establishment Sas procured, bat ai@s baase tis arrangements for s start were cotn- p.sl-e, ihe vigtIeni iStb-r og tne young lacy gV; SiHe 0i whS' was Iraasplripg qua saccr-asc rec cu4ng his srflnE eaEgEtsr from any further hArrassIDeRss ot raAswst -En4seh- &r ii. is IT. and his iGteGacd W years oi age We th4Hk tae yegug snan exhibited perseverance, RBe9Hsm0E ie 5oxs es as see, and shaH ss si Ral rsrissd ii he Yst saceeets in-gsiiing uiis--A a6arS dGpeTriseT
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Tn. Ssss of ihr Hsrmitast.

Democrats used te predic; that the oic fede-asts, who pursued General Jackson iIh such rei1ptlsss anmasty durIng iIis life. would, D-fore many years tad elapsed, claim to have been good Jackson men They remembered that even DaHie ebsier ciain-d to be JsfeTsonisn democrat, many years after Jeffsrson:s death, and believed thai the reycrs sf Jackson w ouiG afier has denth, shsd hypocri- iica tears over ms grave, and profess even greater Reneratipn for his memory than that ieia by crats- The pssaictlOn IS being verified. Federal wniggery is beginning 10 elaim General Jackson Us one Of its great lights, aud they who sIRBOerea every act. pubic and private, o The living hera, professne tie deepest vsn-ra;ion for his memory Thus The Nashville Banner. oi Monday, speaking of tse public meeting tp be heie that day for ths appointment of dei-g@tes to the southern eDBVen- ventioR, urges the wings ie bs present 10 prevent ths appointment oi deiegaies, by the following con siaerztion:
 aThe nation is looking to our action to day--lei us bst tEisappoiBt the Ieopie abroad who exIsc ting 10 see the Capitol of TenD-ssse rePn4iAls . coalition with the old enemies oi hm whs rrpsc=s c; the Hermiisgs."
 This from s whig paper. JacksOns grave taken in charre bv the \ asis=ite Eaunss-tile organ of the most relentiess enemies the pic here hHc The Nashville ksnn-r-John beiI'E orgzn-preinc- ting the grnvs of ''him wine reposes al tise Herni tags" from ssiag vioiHtsd by those V he nAae thai grave in sorrow, and have e1istiBaeo 10 water il sifh their tears Nc sAsl hereafter hear that the scka sets himself up the pro.7cior af the Dones of tue father from discretion Dy his children. wsh- out asserting taat the case has He parallel in ha- manity
 ~sT'he oId enemies of him who reposes hi the Hermitneef" Me assert thai the moas unscrBpu- loas enemies whom the hero of fine Hermitage eyer had, are smopg the oPPOBents of the southern con vsntion. and that every man nOw living iH iiiis csanty whom he regarded as nis political iriand al the tune oi ms Gsath, IS ia fAvor of it. Nc can stand good deal of bypoerisy from tue whig ioS- 0rrs but tbis manifestation al t by whlggery iD \ nsivills is past ali bearing g-N NGshrsIis psBsT.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Hsw |. Aert,abls.s, . MA Fsrlr.

ffasas was relating ts ss. aias stssef esy. as sxPsfeaes n tskisg tiss starch sst si sIa ssss- ng party sistch present t0 tsss ysbir as ss scs ci charity ts aa Ehs fssy bs hereafter ssiallsf4y sssa.ssE The p1rty sp@Se6 iRlsasSy Aiae sed aF~Ary--tbs aGlrs sil ragged ia istns kA0s asoat abs roesn, sssssg aP slilsy tss@y ser. yanso te Has kaGAS theIF chssfs, tsa gsaiis- isaEa ssytsg asa ~ssasy sesst tas ysslsss se- psrsaIy very sarasstsy sasagse ia ascsralaisg whether ssi tIs hggrss ia ias carpet w.rs s1nstv oI me saiGc PsttsrB scsreriy wefe Sf eOsxsrsa- ncR Sas Feaiar~d apeB; aso Il it was q ~es a,- tered Ia wE4syef sna farther ss.n r~sose- tsHg t's pr5saseisy 0f FSia ressctisS s;soa tbs EfSsi iseSBSeaieKes ei oasz the eyes iA szeas ~tney ~satisss. 5saaAeBiy, Ia thv Hsiasi sl thss depressing ssseSess Aa wnsea Yes esgss hsas ths gas bsbess n tse barnsss ssa tis ssal cfsekjs i1 tns gfAts tbs lgt iB both parisrs ssa an6 al was la~tsnily esssafed aP Sy th= lsws q aafshs.s it ssasss before tas ase,eF eeatc be say. Psasd wilA ~si~f, sas things fairly got sE6ss wsy Sgala; saa ~Dsa tss gus rrilgbtse Isys fssl sISa ss l"ay sna hsp-y esHsgssy As gas sssr esSgfssstsd su earYst The laterssl sf e.ykssss hAa sssetsstiy Ssksd every ksey p. and the pre- vsess saasasss@saSnt sas a~x wsfassss of sssFy body was ears9 sA tbs hssswgasase yriasspse-a istte Hsrs Si tsls It wsrsSa xs rhArsn, sIa ear Er,sSs sbS psvss1s that hs bss sa5syaa sass ss. .g58Si ssssfag fsf snaay q ssoAaa. e. srss ss ts isr4a@a ass tssstag s>sy s5S psfsiiS.s ssesPs Ter sgrssaSssssssg . sGsps4 paTty-tzss 4 tA< ssss'-A. !. Day Besk
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
0sly enc Britk sa ias.Aer.

Edwiu wss leekiRg as large bailaiaR vhicb they pRfting nP Rsi opposite bss fathers bsass He wstebed lbs wsrx@sH from dsy t9 day. e they cnrfsed ss tss pTseks ana nsrlsr. aAa tasa pisced tassD in tselF sFeFsr or5e-.
 l1.s father said E0 biSn my SOB. yea seem b bs very uaaeh taken ap wIia Ibe brAck-asysss--ygsy what uaigss yos bs tslGksBg sksxtf Have ysa gay notion of s-sraInx the trace
 '.No, sir" saia EAWis, sszsiiinz; "'sst thax- iag whst ;isls tsaHg SsiaA i. asa yst thai gr1~s hsass is Saisi sy sas ssysag sfssk Ssstsssr "
 'yery tras. my son Asssr lssge. it. saxa ss Il ss in al great wsfks AZ year learning s s1ly sttss ssssos aeasc ts slSshsF. Ii . mas esaic walk al HsSasa is4 giab&, s ssul3 ee sy osy Fss. slsg fsoi bsfprS inc other | ssT whole eEs wEll h~ mace sp Sf ititse Enezaeat after ASosAer Urpp saoe1 te eseg makes tss eensa.
 LsarH frsas fais bsi ss ae~Psss .Ss tisisgs L~srn slso Roi ss se ea@esassgVa sy gfs@i iAsSF tas grsates. iabss suessns- e~sy 4 dsxsssa ist0 psFts- ! ca cazsa Hot lna2 0ver assaAss,n. sSt sssT sfisr s1-s 1aE-s yps las other ssas. Ds aei esF. t=s~sess. tS asa~sPs gr~at tisgz AtSsys 'sisss''- rz ts&, ssss sheas ss yss3sr iSfay sasAes as eniy sRs ssick on ADo:bsT.~
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
4 short story by Dickens.

Dickens teiis ins following story of an American sea eaptziB
 On his last ssyaEs home the captain had board . yeaAg laoy B rssnsrkeass Pxfnonsi xitrscsieSs-- phrase use ss one bSng entirely Hsw. ana ysu meet with iR the nrwspss~rs 1ha< vsEhg lacy waz bessVee inlsRs1iy bs i've rOaBg gnH;iemen psse@ngsrS. anu .n iHrn shs In iSEs with them sil szry wrasBtty, bni wiiboai sRy raf- ssalss ps=fs%sRrs fgf .il.ler. ksi kBewsag hpE b maks up ssr asterrninAiioH in ths dilemma. sas eUnsHlteo my irIeac tns captain. The captain, sslng man of aE srigsDai turn of ssiHd. sHys 10 the young iaay- ''jnmp ovu-soaFe, ss5 marry tas who Jamps aiiss ysn-e The ys5Bg iaay. ElrEek with tiss Gea. BRs being natEraiiy load ei bsshiDE: especially n weatbnr, Il itara wnss taok tas advice of She eaytstn, wss iss apai ready maaRed n sase Of sceti1n;- AcoarcaBEiy, P@xg morning. ths five lovers bsiag Gsrk, and lack iag yr-y dsvetsly ki The yeGag iHay she plnBgsG into the head foremost Four oi fhs levers im- Dedaaieiy Jnmpae in after her. When tine yebng laay and ter fear l1gers were gut oUt EgaaR, Sl,e sass te the csptala. eHbai am 1 10 0e V llh lbem new. they are 80 wetF'' Says the captain. "rsks the dry Uas," And the y0nag lady did. snd mar Eied him
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
Thr Alhatres.

long hne iaated as,eru tb,s morning wIfh hook an& bsI ior slbatr1z. SsFefsl al Iksse BOnis buds were sailing n oaf wake One of hem joog gbt hook and hs has drsNN sicssiy toward the slap h,s female eanpRnipa following close al ms slde W a~h isiled tH. she looked ap NIEa sn ex- fesson oi arxt-ty tssi would ue dtshosvf The xigs Of ht. csViug 70 6 reverse 8f circumstances. Ae l0aba bis shape same resemblance te Etse Ni3s- sgosr, but much larger n head sEd body and Hsin . longer TiHs. Tie hook had hei isjgTea htrE, sAa though his SIggs whIrh measured t~e3ss fset be ,ween thsI has were pie,oBsc. be ~siked fBs degk ~nh pruaa asiIaai slf HIs saFgs eye 14shee wita indignation and menace. Ills bssk Sas Ersbse Hie slIOhg bsok Ake that oi the falcon, hls plum sgs as as whIfe as fhs efiven snow and sbs aown als neck ssii moonlight melting tAs serge e essAtug Clsad,
 He wss esplsfed bF abs of ear passengers, who noA proposed ao kIs hn for tas sake of hls Sings But itse saitrTs. wbe Riwsys associate souAsshsng sseied mIh Ekss oifa, aaiefisfeG. Ibey pTrat1tea av';iIGg 5Ul bead wlH,is starms aaa ulsi1rtuhes U he should hs k.llse. aaa uI!oc isg bls wi,Es gsYs hsG ,osg oyer sss s4s2's ssas si.t0 hls asas sissAeHt His eosspfi, @hs aaa followed fhs ssap closely dHriRg tss captivity, received hsm witt stretched sags. Ss ssllse agsasd hls te iigfses aaa ie Let eAssssIBg glsY tares heg s<a heck over luis siHg ssa bp~ .h4, iE iew EBotnen;s they 3eFs eisaise ssds eg ssde sad hs wss telling n-r, aaEpt. ol ihs savage bslags t~ bad bsen aEaosx. and ct aas EasTew sscsFe.-- Loksass Desk aA& P.st.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
1 New AIlI.

TAe Daily TFpnforisa bsrsiofors occupying . neutral position has become democratic, and fhus declares its opposition to the Taylor pssy. sAd the Cabinet:
 "wben in the course -oF political sveuts, it be comes necessary and prup~r for newspaper to puil down the flag uf neutrality and run up in iss stead the banner oi party, decent respect for the opb- lens ot Tis subscribers requires a bold and exphrif statement of the causes leading 10 such B result
 We hold tfTese truths to be self evident that the party now wieIding the power and patronage of the national government have violated every principle and pledge Radsr whlch they asked and of1taiB~e the confidence Oi the Peopis iu pEset oi whleh Iet facts be submitted 10 . patriotic sad Intelligent people.
 General Taylor voluntarily, emphAtsealis declared, aIrd placed thai declaration pubiely aud uneguivo- cslly upon record. thai IL Bo csas. and 1nfssr Ho circumstances, would ht in lhe event O hs election to the presidency, allow party ieaiiy influence sP- continents 10 office.
 IL needs no argument to prove the prompt and ur,- blGs5tng vInatlon os a soldiers word and soldier . honor the application rf partisan tests hy the ad mln,sirati1n of Gen. Taylor.
 General Tarior declared before his election, and reiterated that declsrauon ms first aGdfess the generous nation that tad eoahned its destiaies to his keeping, that honesty and capacity should b. the rule of hls appointments. and thai where these existed removals should be made
 General Tsy4es has sInce permitted removals 10 be made, aud gwen the oaiy ground ei such Fe- noTsis the political preferences oi the removed.
 General Taylor, before his election, declared ths' ID 0teehoider should be permitted 10 interfere iu the elections nf the peopls, and tast such inierei EAsR4d he s4t1cisu; CAUSE fof instant removal
 General Tsylor keeps regular ecTFs oi political pediArS and psiiisan pimps aud letter. wrisrs qua tered upon the treasury nf tas people, Tho spend tbeir tune and ihsIr talents Ia fuisDme fAttsry 0! himses and cSbine, and in denouneIng and black ening the characters oi the Ies1iag oi the dem oeTstie patty.
 He has snaicsted the governpent Of the nation into the hands oi Irresponsible cahal, alike dss tae sf aleB' and patriotism, who spend their tIEe ln hunting uF and allowing oid snc rejected ciaims sgansi the government, and iu dividing such allow sRces among ihemsesysE-
 An administration thus marked hy ali FhHI is fRise in principle aud infamous acton deserted cy tts upright os is party, and sustained alone ey tts serVIliy ot the paid lneEeensrl-s who hatier iila they mhy stee totally unworthy oi the coufieBc, tt has betrayed and should be made tc feel he ui- ted indignation Of the people whom misrepresents and uisgoverns."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11
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 fake E barrel and slack ene hnsbal of freshly burned lGIne II, by covering tss liine wiih bSl ing wstsE-
 After ii is sIaeked. add cold water enough 10 bring il te the oensssieaey af good white wash. Then eiassAFe in watrf, and sae pound Of white yitro sulphAie ea zine aud ons qRGr' Of fas salt
 To give titts wash cream csisT add one-hslf s poRn6ol yellow seiare in powder. Ie give II lawn rei0s, adn p0sac of yellow oenre. and ehe-foufEh oi pound 0f indian red
 Io msks tss wash haBazane gray stone color. nda one saf pseRa ei raach slas, and enr-ieurth Df psGIa of Indian rs6, crab wi1 be usde ey adding -hsd peEn5 ef siaEHa, aaS epe-iOarth peHAn ol Senilian red.
 For bYiek stone. IEslsRa of one buEasi ns lime, take kati basisel sf hy eEanlir cement