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The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Letter of thc Huagariaas to the SIayor of
 New York.
The following has been banded to the l Mayer of New York, by L. k. Bresaei:

The following has been banded to the l Mayer of New York, by L. R. Bresaci;
 M @ ... Ss~ !,@ YSssi si d69s5 d6a9aS5rS Es.5 5ifa fsik SIR-ihe irieadly welcome, srising from the faliness of noble heart, which you kindly s-nt 10 my dear comrades of tl,e Hungarian emigraliou and myself, has moved our warmest ieeiings Yon have poured balm into the wosads inflicted by
 wanlon tyranny.
 IL exctes one of tine bittersst emotions of the hu
 man heart to be forced to leave Inc graves of our
 ancestors and ail the monu6iea of Ustionei exis-
 teues that has eadaFed for q thousand years but if there is any emotion which equal ll,e love and fond memory of ones coaatry, tt Is the warm feel 1 ing of gratitude for proofs of sympathy. Your kind letter has awakened such feeling in it's fnli force in my companions and myself. We knew how 10 bon0r those frieady expres- 1 sions which have their origin in the uobiene of our soul, and proceed from a who has been
 chosen by the confidence of the citizens of the fest city ol the Union fo he their chief magistrate. Any words of gratitude that could utter would
 be but poor interpreters of our feelings, and eau
 only sey that your letter will remain ia our
 memories
 i We have indeed been driven by wild tempest from our anhaPpy country, but after ti,e storm, more unfortunate than many poor mariner We ! find ourseiVes not merely d shore of safetv bat 1 ia haven of brothery friendship and hospitality l We came hilhrr inspired win warm admiration n for the free and grand institutions Of the glorious couhtry d country, as ioa tell as, whOsc fertile
 plains can stil! furnish room for countless millions aud vii! not spare our strength 10 obtain by
 iaborous ii that independence which is the first want 0i man, we have only cheerful futare be- lore us, and we all join in tue cry-Msn's true 1 country is that where ires1om fs, am heartily rejoieed To learn your health is
 stored, and l take Inc occasion 10 request y0a tu ! appoint time wiea may have the opp0rtunl,y 1 of expressing my regard ia person, with the assn 1 rance of whl h, nfantine.
 1 remain, your ob't servant, IADisLArs TmAzY. In bis and in the nans and la. bshaif ei his con- pauipus.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

IF The Bishop of Manchester. England. si a meeting for The purpose oi forming PNoehiaI As sociati0n, in ad of the funds ol society for the employment o additional Curates in popalons places, uttered the fniio~ing noble seatImehfs, which are worthy ct atteHtiou ihis sids oi the Atlantic;
 'l w,II sid on no principles of pahy on Go rFln- ciplrs of private iaiFI@nsI pique oplhion. Bat Il find incumeents prrferIing the vretched cere- nonia oi past lime 10 the vial essence of Chrlsi aBity; f find men dwelling upon dress m th. CbHrch. instead ol the spirit which the doctrines of that Church should be istghl--eling'ng |, the surpIice mnstrsiou, instead oi cliHgag to inc word and vital truths of God-snd telling tnp, fior unt0F- unateIy am not speaking of imaginary eases, lthsf they must cling io those aniquated toiies. uasaae. toned abA7ahauthoiised alike by the sPtrIt oi our Caurch and oi tha Chureh of Christi telling me, say that they must becouse Eff iiela--[" no mo- from the pla'lerml 'hea, on ,hen 1 w.h no' be stow yonE boaniy. tApPiaase.'' And II had ander the piea-.he affected plea--ai Catholicism. and the ancien, customs of aB ancpR' Church. dis respect 10 li-it cfcis saperiorscaItning tc them selves the right of ~i,thoiding the right of Bsp; tism and burial from otIers--~hpse parents are anxfoHsly craving for sending shlfPn from tSe Church gates them 10 bs received into that ChnIet sending The same chii1 anhuned from ,itrif Church tn consequence of the want of that Baptism whici they themselves reivss.-on theln will no' besioA your bon'''y. Applause 1 sm speaking oi no imaginary eases.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
twenty Pilots Drowned.

A recent Enyhsh paper contains melancholy account al tt,e loss o twenty pilots attached tS ihe Shi.ids statloa who were drowned m pfai'e' worthy asd humane attempt to re-cne the ereS oi 8 wrecked v~ssel.~ The vessel, hrs Betsy ot Little Hampton struck on bar al inc mouth oi the Tyne in A heavy gale uith strong sea running at the lime The Providence iie-b boat was Immediately ge; ont to reSrue the hnnds and as quickly manned with South ShieIds pilots. Tweuty y-iour oi them spgang Into her. They rowei her down io the b1g aui laid har alongside on the starooad side ot ta' hrg The brig lyihg with her bow 10 he sea. rope was thrown from the brig, which they caught. and fastened the boat lo the brig by the bow As fhey were getting ready To take in the brtgs crew, |hOS ever. a sea broke round her bow caught Inc boat on the larboatd side, completely upset her, and threw the crew into Inc water, They plunged aooat m a mass and she did DO: fight. bnr broke her painter and driited away bottom up. There were no mean. for assisting r,ern. and ihe o he hfig had to suffer the anguish of seeing those who had come oa to rescue them from peri, sink one by one into a waterv grave.
 or the twen'y-tont men who went od.S only fOuT came ashore alive. Three of them, Johp Harrisen John Mibnrn and C eorge Heirs, gut To ine boat: bottom, and were taken oH hy thr second lie boat which put otfwiih another gallant crew soon s- the accident was discovered. The ioutih inan gal oH bpart inc vessel, he does aot know how. He snt the of the brig were rescued by ths second life boat ss the tide reeed~d.
 When the ,Fc9Hd 1te boat lANd 'd a. the low par of S1uth Sh-,i. wtih the three tnen taken of ths boat the scene was most fnria0choiy Fathers mothers wives sisters and relatives rushed down ic inc waters els- to see II II was "ih-;Ts' thSt had been saved, and when the loss manifest to 'hrm the wailng aHomen, and tbe derP sohJ,ag oi sturdy Den--faen who had stood maHy nor wester. and escapad many p-iil--wss nost hear'-rending.- The most ot rfe men drowned have Jeff large iAmi- lies. aud Inc South Shields pilots like mo'l of those ~ho gaIu living on the coast. iaiersnarDing iBic their own calling, the ties that are brokea are ex- tensIve.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Fashionable K.tra,agnnce.

Al private party ieeeniy given n one of the up,osn palaces, 'h- reiTeshnrRl bili ss tS have amounted io over Sl ,00. Well. what Of II Let the millionaire scatter hts money prouseiy. + all goes restore the f7sibria oi property; the only possible evil that aglse ren q, IS tie t-mpta- ilor 10 those who can't afford 10 exhaust the Jspop- ica market, whenever they give party, 10 % be- yond their means The golden stream flowing fsog. one mans exehsqasr, falls into another man's cnF; ard shlie one man is sliding down the Iatder ol wealth another is eIinhiag ap. and thss e,eroA see saw of fortune keeps at tue world n balance
 N |. Myrof
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
From BraZii-->ew Kingdom to be Made. 1 The correspondent oi ths Now Yoek Express, WFitsz as fotuws
Rro DE JAxrHo. Nov. Ii. ls4o.

RIe DE JANEIRo, Nov. lI, ls4o-
 The Prince de Joinvie and sife are expected by the Emperor very and report has il that three provinces adjoining Pernambaeo arc to be eoaveF- ted into a Kingdom. and the Prince and Princess are to be crowned King aud Queen thereof. Louis Philippe and the Emperor have been in eioss cor rsspoedenee for the last three moaths, and no doabt the above Is ths result of his wies GcneFsi uPr0ar and repuhlieanism subsequently w'ii b- the cohse- qaence, aud the Empire ultimately bOlteJ entirely Oat 0f exi-tsuce.
 Trade hss gently increased with foreiga eoastiies. aad with nolo more ti.aa the Uaited osates.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
The Barbarian.

The editor of the Bas Hea's Chicken (what a ehicken he musl Dc tc give such name to paper , Gise0ursss thas about bsbirs. The fellow sbopii be compelled to father an eniirs orphan asylum:
 'it strikes ps that fhs told boat babies, than anytisiHg elss in The world. Ne aH say sh-y sweet, yet every body who can s'nel knows thai they soar; aud ali say they lovely, yet B,s babies iu len, have plora ptets0sioRs to ssluty than pug dog praise their expressive el es tei all babies sqaint we cali tien' doves. tbouga onr of tse'a H,akes aoiss than colony oi selfs@ea Q oxls'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
salary Of preacher ia c.,i,osaia.

Resolutions of the First Bapt's secisls sf ssa Francisco, passed with aasre uaa,gln.liy. "a s 18th Octnber. t5i9. to this effect.
 Resolved, That we from and sfi.s llo bag 4alag of Bext menth. sssume the entire saapotE II gee pastor Rev q. C. Wheeler. thus re sYs. < taa ni. -ionaFy board From any further feslses sllsg a the ease.
 Resolved. That his salary for ts easusag yosr be iea fhSasaa ad dsllsrs Resolved. That sz.a salary bs sli sabaiAly rl advance
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

Bastoa Resosis-Tae Asias all. f " pitisal mean ness to attribute 10 Gen Taylor what appears over his signature. Il ls nct exactly far. ws admit.
 Poa h is far II would he to accuse tie editor Q; the Pos, Ct wsissng say oi the good tassg. tas' a, tunes appear n hts paset. -iitaa. it woald bs reiisl to the readers ef the Atlas q had < good ihsag," ia Il isosa Ans boag 's Pva. iPea
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
AMGRIEES, BLANKS.

Blank forms for the Census and Assessment, for sale at the Banner office, at Sl 50 per quirs- Also. all other blanks used by Clerks, SherfFs, Jus ,ices. &e, gotten up in superior style, and legal forms. constantly on hand Orders from any part of the State he filled without delsy-ihe blank will be seat by mail at our expense
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
From the Pacific.

We fad the latest .inieI,i gence from ihs quarter in the New Orleans Crescent, ef the 22J utimo
 We are indebted te Captsin x C. Wall. who came passenger in the bf'g Moast Vernon. which arrived yesterday fr0n Ghagfes, for the PacidC News, of the 1st December the Panama Echo, oi the &Jti December and the Polynesian, Of the 27tt October from which papers wc glean Inc following intelligence:
 The Pacific News oi the lst December gives the Following, as uV latest news from Stockton anG the mines
 The roads have heen rendered Absolutely inppas- sable for the last two weeks, from Stockton to the mines m consequence oi the continued rains, Tue comnaoics ston Is now open again. and ihe first train of mGies weut up 10 the "diggtns" on We'd neSlay. Business, which has been very dull al Stockton for the past leu days, is now brisk, and every article Of food commands the highest prics Lumber also, is very scarce, and seliag Ugh as Ss 70 and Sl coo per thousand feet. Common pack ag boxes have been broken up. aud sold al c1 cents per superficial foot. | raders are coming in from oil directions io@pnrchase goods, aud every noe ia tl'" tewn his been hired, 10 take provisions 10 te mines st 5J eents per pound Every kind Of food Is srii'g at hs dtggins" tor one doliar per pouHt and many Of the m'aers have come ia. saticipatu ug d scarcity oi provisions herv was a heavy ffos At stockton oa !" e,ln-sisy night
 We learn from NJ J " Sliliman who came down in the steamer on Thursday that a lnonts bank, al the Bfineh Hotel, robbed last Sunday ningh ot ninety nine ounces of gold, and that ns traces have Yet been dseoverrd, of either money oi thief The next day after the robbery, by tae name of Niibur, meeting the captain of the schooner Wave, aecostei him witn aid you sty that had hand a robbing the monte bank. last night?' The captain replied If dId' Thea sad Wilbur. "tnkr thatn st ,hc same insiani drsw- ing bowie knife, mud ms&Iug Two passes al th, oi4er curing tnghful gssh from tae lcil shoal- der down almost to the waist and another in the breast The captaa inmediateiy taken 10 tts hospital, where his weands were dressed aud hope' are entertained of his recovery. We dii not leAra Mhslher M Ilhnr Mha arr.s,.l. Q mai.m
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
EccIesiastica, Trial.

The N Y. Churchman says that Rev. Messrs. Forbes and Preston, who have lately gone over to the Roman Catholic Church, iron the Episcopal, have been presented for trial to the Standing Com ntiee; and that they are charged with schism not spostdcy and heresg The same authority asks: "Is |, fact that D. Forbes oficia,ed a, mass on Sah- day Isst, in the Roman Catholic Church in Canal street7"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

IAat Same Oli Coon.-CasS. in his speech. hsi aflnded to tho time he saw the Sultan with his retinue. Clay wished to know if he vas introduced iuts all the Salians apartments intimaiing pretty plainly hs dasifes for some information ihe sa5- Ject CAss said he had left that sus.ct for the Seaa- tor of ksatueky, who mora Of an ad-P, in suoh | matters.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

IT II seems hy ths lasssage, ssss !t,s peFsfsaHse Repabiican. thai we gre CT yefv 8aas xfass 4s Great Bl.Aia. and lsiesd wilh ais ,f. 4ssas rshs eaIiA except Portugal, whsss esadnst se sssasss ." grave ssA seyiaas' shafaefef wi3es 4lsf pszi5s ply b. ihs oecassoB ef < sp~ei4l mss age sT7lss is to be Fsgsstsed, fos. heiag af gssse s;h s'i weth.' # E uacossmualy sanseIsr sod i.iKta sssa '.ths rec, sa msaklse 1" vii aSt kcep ssiss
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Donation Lands.

For sale al this office Lists of the forfeited lands sableet donation by the State to actual setttrs si75 cea,s per copy, s6 per dozen. Postage to any part of the country, : . ceuts.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
Priwter.. lak.

Printers iek. Wonderful c0mFaaaas Mem basasa, ani now poisoB; nas tas FsxEse sNy tsitIng eo'nioft, sweetest health ar ss n ..stksi iove 10 outraged nar1--and aov derQa E ssth z burger e. aanse, The heart If alea#831 a .gseg The slsve Of suffering and tAs baas ofs as aaa htai is teSis.--v"ry glorious sF. tassesS4
 esyohtts, the impartial snH sissipc as3a4ftisa, steel. InssNiag ih. tsa'apet bearts g4lss'ng 's l's bra..y breath. Terrible tbs raAns lass5 :, st honIeidsl mouths gapping. staeny tDet Ssf8f- thelsss al dnii, all dassb-al. a8si asa taaehta and toaehed by Joba Gatisnblfs $ t3saHsa Fin tets lux. fay it on w~H. sirl @is Y .as ss Sbee tune the bay"hets s5aii break hse sfsa fea ss- toe irampei be eboksd s0 sstefses fn4 eAaes e,ack 4lsJ efnnable like snn-spi,, elag tstA.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

tgI- Every asa hss. bs owa life follies enough; in hs mind troabie enough; iA the performance of his dnties d.Aeienc,es eRsngh, in his tes- une. evils etonsh @ilhoat se,ss curious about the Aiaifs of others.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

Anredofe. iH noie 10 hts iifs sf aisF tasfles Mansfield, Lord Campbell taiis ae ass He oaea heard JaJRs al stafford sen,eaeia. yssaG aF esY yiactei Of stieFing forged Sss gss egs aisss, after having pointed 10 hiB tlse ''lasEs e saa offsaee, aud sAhsfted bis8 to PfsasEe sF ameI6ss werld, the gaiiafy tlms eoaeladea s5sff fetzaS that. iafoagh the merits sas Ahdiat5n al eas sea s-d kssi~emer. yoa say th*ts esysteaes tasf setay which ese regard b ths ereaat ss 'ne Ssess Sa, ssaey of the csaatry feFbids 10 bsps ssr Hssesas
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

Grj- George Hickman, young ltwyer of Balti- more, who was on trial, charged "itt forging names 10 land warrants. va, honorlby saatttrd on tue 5th instant
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

D- The editor of the Brookgiils (Ia.) American reports nineteen cases of suicide in that State du ring the past year
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

IT gentleman observed to Dr Johnson that there were less vagranl pecr in Scotland thaa ia Engldad, and as proof of t, said there no ia siaace Of a heggaF dying in the street there. "l believe you right, sir" said Johns "bst thal does not arise frem Of vsgrsnts. ba, froa a4s uRPossi5iiisg ef sfarris0 Sccteamaa''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
OrrIcE or rnE sgcRErAaY or srArE,
L,hIe Roek. Jahnary. ls5O.
Type for sale,

large and complete font Of long primer type nearly as good as new. for sale very low. Apply q the Arkansas Banner office.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
TrRMs FoR ADyERTlsING

Advertisements win ks inserted ~ the seas Fsses of the ssher paPess in this city is Si ssees fer tie aEst insertion. ssd ktay eepss sSaass ff eseh ssl.llsioaai pubsrasion \ twrai dieraasg N,A be made ie ths@s whs advertise by the year
 H7- Poataanlnfp aFe safherlseSto aes ae cur and wla retain 70 per ceat af alf msuey rec a8 and tramsnlttad t. us fer papegs and adtsftisss a'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
arency for the Arkansas Banner.

R Mokais k Co, General Newspaper Agents Jackson Mississippi duly authorized to act as nyrat. for the {" -4rtansas BdnRer."
 l. J. SHIRLEY, Esq No. 26 Camp Street. New Orean. is oar exclusive Agent to procure and col lee, names for advertising, &e.. iD that city.
  OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
 Little R0ek. January, 1850. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to The Clerks Of ' the several counties tn ihis State. that the Ar kansas Banner, a newspaper published by Lambert A Wh,teIey in the eiy of Little Rack, Pulaski county. has been selected for the publication of all notices of esrays for he year 1850 3nired by law 10 be published; and that the price FETeed upon is tsiriE one eeats for each estTav.
 DAVID B. GREER, > January l. 1850. Sserstary oi Stots
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05

Caba.--The Havana DiarIo of December l9th says that uias Spansh vessels Of war w,li speedily be CD the eoast of HaYsna, from Europe, among whieh are the ship of The llae Soi,erano. frigate EsPeTonzs. corvette Villa de Bi,boa, bHg Valdez aud steamer Colon, The reinforcement wil rasble ihe Spanish Government ,o assume something like aa iap9staaI attitude in the West Indies.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
DMm wNMMa 2

or all kinds. such as Steamboat sllis hllis eftfx
 Posters, Haadbis; ShsE sls', tustiess. nna Iskfeg bise Blaaks FaRerul ansl t'allien Eie4ctA ~sssA. Book uad Pamphlet Printing. e1eratvd ~lsh sts ness and dispatch. st laedesase Ptiees ~ esai
The Arkansas banner., 1850-02-05
The Paykmaa Murder.

In his and in the naals and n. bshaif pi his com panipus.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-19

IN pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
that public be held undermenioped ofces,
,he State of MICHIGAN the period hereinafter designated,
A. ONCE at sAuLT STE. MARIE saLake gu
lowing named townships and ffaeuouai townships, Wit
North Of the base line, and Of the principal meridian.
Tswnshp feryase, and fractional townships forsiS and
Townships oyss ana for.r and fractional township forty
Township fractional township Sory-seveno range
four
Townships forty or-seyen, fractional townships nf
Fractional townships aonyseven, forelsh enine my,
Townships of-cgh nine, township any,
township thirty 'oo IsL.sp, forty
"HAr Isl.sn,v and township Forty -nys, o. range eight
prs stands and for,se on the main and and townships forty
Fractional townships mly-nine and forty on aG.npss and
sseuAw islands and townships forty three, oyo and forty
Fractional townships thirty aLrrIa nsAvsa" island,
iwnsxrr'' island, townships iorihee, feOur and
P,aeonsi .cws,p On culr isana township fy
two, and fractional townships iortyhce oour, and forty 1--WE,
Fractional township forty the main land range sixteen
Fractional townships bynine and forty the main land, Of
fractional township. tirycishi thrnns, forty, and forty
townships u,ryss asun0an md "Povrnrr,
islands ncsssg sSss ,s Island AID an st and
forty one, forty tive, and toy hfee o. ,angs nineteen
islands, thirty ise ofLrrrLs island thirty
ss ss main sa% sSa s ssa T.
on the main land, OF range twenty
Fractional township nireghi, htyninc and forty
main land OF fwcnty-one.
plnce, Monday,
disposal OF the
lowing named townships and fncnonni townships,
North Of the base iia, and Of The principal meridian.
Fractional townships tfve aud thrsix the main land,
of range twentyfour
township. ,hir> three, ryour, snd try-ave, and
township thirty-sis, Of range twenty-five.
fhcuona townships thirty and three the main land,
and township. thftyfour and thirty Ave, o. range twenty x
Fractional townships thiu~one, t,rywo, dirty three, thirty
four and ihirthve the main land and townships oysx,
and n wen 81
fractional townships hirytwo, thirty hree and thirty
and townships ihisnno oyss, vseve and forvghs Of
range twenty-ciglt
Fractional townships thirty seven, thirty eight thirty nine,
ottwo, forty three four, forty ve
forty and fortycieh of twenty
township thrtsnine township fractional town
ship townships orwo, ofynree forf four forty nvc
feyx, forty and and tho fractions Of sections
fhv and hir, at the Of Agate abor, OF township
any nine, Of range thirty. ..,u-
Fractional townships rn forty, and townships
Drtywo, hrce frtyhve ohy sever,
oyeqhl, and eigheh On
leland. township hftyfou o range mI
Al place. commencing Mondhy, we o'ts'on..
disposal of INC pubic snas H,nsen
within aforementioned township and fsc"ona o"nshs 70
wit:
North Of the base line and wfa Of The principal ms'id'nn
Fractional township foryone, and townships orywo, fosty
three, foFt four forty i've and N.Y. q range mmv,two
townships my and dftwo, Of range tiryth
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NET For the Union
rms Land Or Trenton aad Or Pr,nssson.

The following are the resolutions adopted BY the New
Jersey Legislature last month"; with direct reference TO the
Compromise The senators from that State seem to have
made up their minds Disregard them Their spirit and
tenor are unequyocally in favor Of the Compromise
Yet Mr. Dayton has taken the position OF the chief
champion OF the opposition to It. II is apparent to all
that il the Compromise be rejected other plan Of Adj
iustment will prevail. How Messrs Miller and Dayton,
therefore, can lend themselves TO the administration to
defeat the Compromise in the teeth of the following res
olutons, may need explanation:
Resoiped That the Union Of the States isol inestmabe
people New Jersey, TO America, and 10 the
cause of civil liberty throughout the world
Rssoped That the advice of the immortal Washington In
his Farewell Address he people Of the United states 10
avoid sectional divisions and annoses, and TO own In
dignnny upon every TO ALLEVIATE one section oil the
country another deserving Of profound respect and
veneation from all patriotic citizens, and that no existing
circumstances will disregard Of that advice nj
the present time.
Rssoived That regre systematic attempts Of many
from another and that New Jersey the bate OF the
revelation any action In Congress, orelsewhce
which may such tendency, serve 10 endanger the
Union of the States.
Rssolvsd That our and representatives In Con-
gress are hereby requested all questions OF
in such consistent with rigid
oil the constitution, will have tendency TO
aay geographical animosities which may exist and
promote the OF harmony in our national councils
The foregoing resolutions were adopted unanimously
by the senate OF New Jersey and by the house OF
sembly, by vote oil 40 10 H.