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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-12
Foreign Items.


nhg n LEVY: new.y-Gons'luc'ea submarine tele-
s,aph pe.ween france ana England, is about
D. D. De pus 40 an important scientific use
~ tloiessof atago' baDplnet, and the Abbc
mo.ehe, ol rarls, nave arranged with Mr..
pie.'' D9. W op'n q communication with Prof.
my, 70 cvnneGt 't,e wires on each side Ut the
e,iannel WIN lne oDservatories At Paris and
uieehytcll' iors instantaneous observations.
a sane VI cIess, nhhewlse, between four OF
tlie inoss celepfateo players IN farls and Lon
u 9oh, respectively, Is ABOUT 10 be undertaken
py means OF Inc submarine Telegraph. ssr
lne eweaish, Hovernment are about dis-
pa.cnins snip ON 9 voyage o. discovery and
cilcum1svlganon, win ScientIfic Commits
sion SION e OF So noaIa selected py the Royal Acade-
my OF otooKhoim. ss3 81 ssa
MI. Young, OF Manchester, ( Eng } has
Sic:i Slcseeueo IN solidiiylng gas-a result which
Lieple saia' some ume ago, was zone OF the
slea.eSl wants ol 'ne aee' s.8st&
al me opening Oh . new orchestral socie.
y 2. Iafls, some ssanIas Dy victor Hugo,
Ma wLa'.en lei lne occaslon, were 70 De recited.
lnsy a1g % plalse =. a,., ana peace, and lib
el'yi cniol'gia'eiy, y, lne last stanza contains
an: aM aiioslon 70 ltaly, hungary and Poland
hnis Mas s enough bs lor ,ns pIotege q Nicho-
las. Ailei an nour ana q naifs waiting, Q
Oommissaiie ue roiice iaterdicted the reel.
'a'io1 no,;. .... III, y, -, ,5i,.-. Z, ss5R
/, "a loilsn Journal '9e !, yazas o. Craeow, OF
u'e vin' ~ fonlalns me s i I9nowing hls MAI
essy l.e Empeior q Russia, taxing into con.
s,'eis.lon sl,s selsices WHICH M. Leon Feu-
Sisa nas ,G.asleu - ,ne cause ., ol1el; mas
~; sSe, rsc;ns tbo M woLow
sAi' s.an leeelve slie sum anu intelesI tneIe,
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The Rio Grande Revolution,

The latest intelligence we had from the
seat Of war represented Matamoras in the
hands of Ayalos. and Caravajal posted near
with some 300 men, and having command Of
all the roads.
Later advices from New Orleans, report
that Gen. Canyajal had received reinforce
ment Of four hundred Americans, and was
making preparations to renew hCstilities on
a most formidable scale. esss. b
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FREE CANAL AROUND THE FALLS OF THE
ONO. I'VE observe, from the Congressional
reports, that DayidT. Disney has given no.
tice that he will present "a bill to provide
for the construction of free canal around
the falls Of the Ohio River. ss fBL
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PoIsoSED. We learn from the Fayette
New Era that Mrs. Seele died in Green
field, on the 26th ult., and is supposed he
was poisoned by his wife and a man who
visited the house. The two have been AZ
rested.
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|. A new insane asylum, the only one in the
State, will soon be completed in North Caro-
lima. Miss Dix, the angelic philanthropist,
was the originator Of the establishment.
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MASONIC EIntToss. The following arc
the names Of the officers elect Of Mt. Vegs
nom Chapter, Of this place: q
compsnionR ,. Burr, H. r.
Geo. Stevenson. X. y
{" M. Kehoe, s.
-" F. Cleveland, Capt. ofthe H.
L. G., ,Terry,P.S. FFq
'ss :" J. Yoakley, R. A. Capt.
- - I. s. w. Cunning, M. 81 v.
!" C.P. Chandler, Md "
I" E.Gunn, M. LIST v.
+.,..ss.. !. J. Lodwick, Sec'y. ..s.,.s.
VIM. Hail. T.. ,...-s
q H. Bertram, G.
The following named brethren have been
elected officers of Aurora Lodge, No. 48;
Bro. L. G, Terry, VIM.
!" A. Pearce, s., w.
S.W. Cunning. Jr. W.
" v. D. L. Tracy, Sec'y.
E W.P. Camden, Treas.
]. B. 0rmsby, s. D.
4" J. L. McVey, I'D.
H. Bertram, T.
The Chapter and Lodge Of this place are
represented to be in quite dourishing con-
dition. W.
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WHOLESALE WIFERY. "A writer from Utah
says that Governor Young has ninety wives,
fourteen of whom, each with child in her
arms, he had just paraded through the
streets in one carriage! .Scandalous enough
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0FMr. Young, Of Manchester, tEng.,)
has succeeded in solidifying gas--a result
which Liebig said, some time ago. was gOns
Of the greatest wants Of ihe oge% ~ ssa
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or To hasten marriage, lock up the
girl and show herlover The door, ~s'.F !,
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The navigation ofithe ESie Canal hassbOui
closed for the season. s..sq
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Oar New7YotK Correspondence.
The Weather Wig Corruption The
Coroptr GrrGignsd for ffcads Of variOhs
Ainds--J Jenny Lind Tonnage cf4nltri-
can shipping, 6.cs d-c. i
NEw York, Dec. 2, 1851.
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California Gold Product.

The amount of bullion received at the port
Of New York from California, from January
6to November 10, 1851, was S36, ,92S, ,305.- =
That is at one port alone. g2 g
The shipment of Gold from California
since its acquisition by the United States is
thus stated.
June lS48 to Dec. 81, 1851 $4,000, 900
Year ending Dec. 81, 1851 65, 300, 900
January to Oct. A, 1850 1858, 900
Estimated from Oct. A, '5l 26,0OO,0O
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The Chapter and Lodge Of this place are
represented to be in quite dourishing con-
dition.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
Arriral of ,he crcsecnt fi,r.

The Crescent City arrived at New York the lsth uls.. she Jeff San Jusn es Nicaragua on the 4,n for this port, via Chsgres, Kingston, and Ja- maiea. She had asl passengers. She left Chagres on the 7th and Kingstoa on the ilsh. The dates from San Fraaeisco are to the 18th.
 The steamship New Orleans arrived et Panama on tie ed with S30o.910 in gold dust. The steam ship Antelope arrived at Pausms on the lth with $500 1000 In geid dust and l5O passengers, and the steamship Sarah Sands arrived at PasamA sn the ist inst, with Z6 passeHgers-
 The Unicorn. which Jeff San Franetscs sa the 9th for Panama, with S60o.0oe ia gsia dust, had not arrived al Panama on the 5lt ia.t.
 The Cfssceat City briags but very lilte gold. say sS.l26, consigned 10 parties here.
 The Cherokee arrived al Chsgres on the 7,h and wss waiting for specie, Hhsa she would Sail fer New York.
 The steamers Norherner and Tennessee cane in collision h ule bay ef San Fsaaeiscs. The former wss very much broken up midships.
 The Governors message fills twelve co'ann. of Inc Pseifc News. and is eoHsidsred of ssaad eon. serVasiys character. -
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sasiieiaI EIec,ions.

We hsd Prsrased list oT all the sesarns received fsesa shs several adeisi districts in which eeeiiosg hove b~ea held. bat s length makes |; necessary to asser iis psaliea'ion an'i next w-ek when we bon. 10 have fsli rsiasas. The alloxias Is an aesisas. af these received.
 iss. Circuit. Haniey t's*m,) is eseeisd Judge ky iss majority. and Badham. tden Psssrsaisag AL sssasy b, s3o n.ioiy.
 No election wss held in tie 3! ciseai. 7 A tiTeaii. N-eiy. gwbisl is esse'ea Jasgs, ky is @sDssi's. sad B5ss t~iiigl Prosecuting Alter. ser. sy ss7 m.josiiy.
 Hh Csseni' ss far as heard. Gresswood, (aem. ] fss sss m.lsi.y Tor Ja.ig-, att n,lson. shIg) 'ssf ~siri'y. fss Prosecuting Attorney. Newton sat M*aisae sosaiies aes h~st.. Icn,
 ssA Circuit. f.sid taesa., !. eireaea Jsags by sss nsi@iay. aud ciraieusa tivsay is else.es pseseer. iAs A''sfs.y bs sss asjai.y.
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Tuhaeco in Arknnxn..

We are glad 10 learn frOm oar esrrespouisn, ''Osd North" that the citizens of North Arkansas gre 'asning their attention 10 the gfssh of rehae- ee In Virginia. Kentucky aad Missouri, ihis is one sf ths chief exports. anj is soarce of great and certain prods 10 ihSss engaged ia it's eaiture North Arkans's both geographically. and geolcgi- e"''y Is "s well suited to growing tobacco as any State ia inc tniOa We hops maay more of our farmers in that section will consider upon the sub
 )"et and in few y are. instead of sending money year after year 10 New Orleans for groceries. ,hs halancs of trade will be la our favor and the corn
 whss', horses. es;ls. pork, aud tobacco ef Nor,i, Arkansas will bring asa surplus of tho iacrs.,
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 In nneshes eaisma uiu bs foanA letter iron ths Hen. R. ". JoAssaa. eaniainia< eopy of biII which he has iniseaseed in the fegse Of RepEesen- tstives. ss sabsstais fer ahs Rarsad bill intro- dscsd y him, some six weeks sgo. The biII pro- poses io gEast is siEhi of usy and portion oI ihe public Iasds far the eonsttueticn of RaErDad Ircm St. Louis 10 Fulton. with branches to Mrmphis, sud tO Fori Smith. The min aissfenes from the foF- ef biH is. fiat this gsanis aitsrhais sections only six ssc,ioax deep. wbiie the former gave alternate seeiioes K mics drtF. easa side oi the proposed toad.
 ifsver aay State or any renpIs under the san did really need such rosd i, is ihe Slaie and pro- pie Of Afkshsas. Give us good roads and 20 d sehoais, sna we wilt be saiished with such faeiii ties <os trade and education. we have fears for the welfare, the prosperity and intelligence Of cur State.
 We heartily wish this bi,l may pass. a1ay be years before the r0ad is bai, but the world vas hot made in day, and we must oaiy put eur shoulders 10 the work with. a light gooi wil and complete unity nf feeling and the snn-iigbl Of success viii cheer us with its genial rsys The bill alluded io has beea admirably dawn Tor the promotion of the interest Of eSery portion of the S,sl- IT com pleted the wat would traverse the North, west. Ssath and East of A.ksnsas, slFcrsiirg a new aud easy outlet for the rich aud varied products of ho.e several sections. We tfusi we may yet be permit. ted to see The day when such prcj.et wilI have hsss so@P.=.sA si'Aes Ay aid from The Essets. Government ct bv individssi enterprise.
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PocahOnlas. Feb IS. 1851.
cnnrent.nns.

We are requested by Major lonrnOy, to apPrise the counties especially in the Northern part of the SIale that Is his intention 10 visit them iu psay with his frisBd NJ Ward, Esq, previous 10 their holding meetings to send up delegates 10 the Conv eniioa al Little Rock. II he earnestly requests that they wi; ssiay ,hs s.'s sf hodias .!saa eaiil he eau be i.eard. He has been absent from the State since the adjournment e ihe gisaiare upon the mcst pressi0g business, or he would have been amongst thsm before this lie viii. in inc course of the pFesest folio wing wesk start upon tour. in which il s his purposs to define his views and opiSiOns of the qaesiions so deeply Interesting to the people aud which for the last year or Two have ah.arh-i the at,entioa of the entire Union. | MsJor fisnraoy, dusisE ;he present week, will furaish us with list of appointments by which the counties will be iafofme.i oi his movements -Jcf- fsrs0Rian.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
Another Aaaii Boat.

We learn iron, tho Louisville papers that Csp; Timms has parehasei boat. the steamer "Ewiy." The Emily Is good boat and is iatsnd- cd we are informed, 10 take Ihe place of the Goss 'ess. from Napoleon 10 Memphis. The Coaatess Ia to be added uPOu ihs lioe from Napoleon to Lii tls Rock. She is one of the fastest bea.s aaoat, and runs like scared wolf" Ne gre glad 10 bear Of this change as it will ensure permanent regularity in our Eastern Mail.
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p,,n,inu pre,. Driyen by water.
Secretary Of wsr.

The psoprieiofs ofthe Boston Traveller drive if cir printing press by water. Through two iaeh Iesd pipe, sisean Of Coehitaaie i. introdaeed into . meter, which only occupies ;wents -four sgsa:e inches. The fall of water between the Boston rss- ersor ahd this meter is sboui one hundred feet. - This ,~o inch stream will disehsgs eissiy gsil"as of water each minute, and in passing through the meier wh give a Inotiss po~es sqasl to what Is called three horse power. This is more sbaa sufE- eient inr inc of the press
 Thr above facts stated ty correspondent es the Newbaryport Herald. The meter Is a rev in- yea.isa of Mr. sanaei Ha.~. ss insiraneni fos the exae, measufnent of he amOast cf water passing through wafer pipe.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
Iron pnyemeoI.

Iron is daily coming into n"'e gsh'iA' use ''' sluo., every parpOss. lsiief H0m ra'sa 'i isge date. says:
 A se~ pavement. ie aPsst ths haesdA@ 'as o,h-s nyenitoss of lie kind, hss oeen propose" v Mr Tsbasd whs iatsees EAVsng, in his "-f -@ ''.e ,,feeis asd backwards 9' fsi''- h,' gs".,' t.s ,,oy.d. ty fgages, ti.a, melting itoI 's ohiy ,.a.,s n ,ase. n Paris, l aass ih BelgsHia sml 4lx frants sy ID0 k,ioEramHsss !a Esglsad. ~h'as ,h. .tcte costs &5 francs ia Lahetea. i1 hstea w ps,,.- and sBd l9 ifspos in BeteIuul. Tbs hs~ mode st passassGt wst be g1'sossdy ih ofdfE to' " 5eresae ,llppefy ssd !; E sssa 'fai 'ht Fisf''s,l aecsssaaes bs ii< Iel3lng os the esi'issFs MI
 ,s.t ,ast. Mere ss A as& Ee.d oYsB io stdusify-
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A Gnn.a Mnre.

The Legislature oi North Carolina al it's late son. made provision ios agricultural aad geoIesI cal survey of the State; the expenses not 10 exceed S5o00 per snngm.
 When iks people of AIksnsas properly sFprsci- ate their interests. they wtl sso Easks an Appfo- pfiation for similar Tufpose mia ra.s and manu- factures wifi make Atkansss one of the greatest States ia the Union. Five CT even ten thousand per anuam expendei,for the promotion of either oi these objects. would, ia sho'l lime repay as one hundred fold.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
One Cnnd nnea

The Senate of the United states have passed bill by which ten milioas Of acres of Inc public lands appropriated 10 be apponioned among the -eyetsi States. al equitable rasio, for lhs eaaos ment hospital for Ihe ,nSisrn. victims ol insanity The passage of ,his bi !. attributed 10 ihe phlR- thiepe efforts ot Miss DIX, the Howard Ui the prss en, age, We hope the terms of Ihis bali II | should become law will admit of no saeh construction ss has been put upoa inc previous deHsiioas of land, ioG heneheynt purposes
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Trkhnnn nr maunana.
MesDAv. Feb. I7, lssl.l Fsaki'a Istgs. Ne g.

Fsgaktsa Asdgs, Nc. 9,
 q Frss sad -acsspid hasas. Year csmmisses ts whom WIS referred the arAfs- iag ef sulsnhss preamblss and routioas expressive ef the ssnse of this Lsdge Ia rsrd shs death of car deceased brosAer, ApousTus V, PEAcocK, wesId respecuasy ssbmit the folsowisgs wHEsRAs. It has pleased IAs Great Architect of the Uaivsrse. to cali from as osr worthy and much esteemed brother. kUausrvs W PEACOCK; who. bas lev days sgo was la perfect h-alth. bai taken down. aad suffering under deep sflise'IOa, of which he expired tho 18th iast sarreaaded by his Aassss> hssthrsa friends sud saatives who adsnia- issrsd every thing aroc~ary ta sSSth and os.nfOrt the sick ia dying hoar
 Avn. WHEREAS. Oar salA bro.heF, ct the time of his death was Worshipfal Master of Rosevii'e Lodge. Ne. D. AxD. WHERE'S. The siiaa'ioa of te officers and bselhren of sali Lodge, al the time of his desth was ssch that thy could aos attend to his faaeral In MAsonic form; AND. WHEREAS. This Lodge was requested, by some of ths members of said Ros~vitIe Lodge. 10 attend to the fuaersl Of cur said brother, who 10 be baried al tho bary ing ground as ciarksvfle.
 Brother Arou rus W. PEACOCK was a nAtiss Of Reading Pa, sad was maae a Masses Mason in cIayksviIle Lod8e. No 5 of ihis Ssaae. He was about thiriy-eixhs years of age
 Brother PKAcoeg g4ve the strongest evidence Of devotion and sincerity ts our orieE, and to the c8sri.tsa rtiis oa He, some five years ago pro- f~ss-d Religion, aud e~came . i~saAeE q Ike am b~rlaaa Preshvteriaa Chafeh. sni ordsi sed a rusiae Elder in said Church and died in full .ri ansph of Christian Faith
 B, t skesfsye vsso'pes, That the beethrru of this Lodge deeply symnathize wita the friends aud relatives of eur deceased brother Rsseisei ia, tke,. That the fsrui,ats aud jswel' of this Lodge be clothed ia mourning for the space of thirty days; aud that ths hre,hreR and memhers of ,his Lodge wear the asaAI badge of meurai < for the sane spacs of time.
 Resolued farther, That these Presmhles and reso- tatous be spread upon ths minutes of the Lodge, aud copy of theu forwarded to the family ci our deceased brother, wlh the that ias Lodge deeply sympathike with lhem in this bereavement. and ,hA, copy of sbem be sent 10 Roseviile Lo gs, No-29. 1 Rssaleed fzrttsr Tha; copy of these preamhles and resolutions be sent the Arkansas Banner the Banner of Peaee, Lebanon, Tenn, and Examiner and Hsraid. Pa fer publication. YOUNG EWING R. F. HrRsuEy Secretary.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
Cathelicism la EagiaaA.

There is no liilie !" round-heah-ism " in oll Eng. land yet is wiih great rsiuesanee that tbe Cov. snmest xiIi permit the Roman Catholic church to gaia Gaoiheid in the iaad q Cromwell A biii hes been ih;rodse~i in Pariismsnt psorosing to mal . al the acts of the RsmaH Catholic Bishcps. ia iheis official capacity. illegal. aad to declare asy psapss- y heqassshed to iAsn for shgisas paspcses fr- fsiisd to the crown. The asa aso psevsais ihe ss- sanptiea ef aay title belonging h AnglIsaa dio- e-se. Os ,e ssy place .: dstsie, in the uai,sa Eieg dos
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LIItle Rock ArsenaI.

Issaesher cO!umn will be found letter from tss Secretary ef War to ths Hon. K. ". Johnson socsosiag report from Gen. Taicoit, Chief of the Ordnance Bareaa. upon tas subject of the Dsaa- tisn Of the Little Rock Arsenal to the Trustees of St Jshas College, ia accordance with . resolution sf shs last General Assembly. l, will bs seen that li amounts 10 d.t refusal
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
The AutAov ef .4.av v.,e. - '.

MAfwsii. 'hs vel kaown novsliss, sI.a sa ,A. 1s'h Sf December ss Mas.sIbsrv ssar Ealubu,vA He had been m early Iifs captaia la the B,,,,,1 army, and ~ss of course, the delight Of ,A. ,,... rO"H' aud geaeral favOsiss In social sirl... II. subsequently, catered the Church., aad w.. .rn. years Prsssaaary of Balls. wild csuaaush, sAa,.n living wisheas say congregation Or care of seal. at'seAed to t; though il afforded what be kea sas,, as well, plenty of game.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
To IHr EDroas or TnE nAssra. AND .Lso

Tax ED'ToR eF THE GAZETTE & DEMocsAT:
 Geafismea-Piease announce me candidate for Congress al the eieciioa to De holden on the FDsi headay.ia Aagass ns-f. subject To he decis- lou of the Democratic Stats Convention to be held at the city of Iiale Rock. on the 4lh Monday In April next; Provided the proposed convention be Agsri'y Csaceafiea and refeeis the will and wish sf majority of the DsmOcraic party in the State of Arkansas. n. C. BYRD.
 RsctestoEa. Ark. March l. 1851.
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Correction.

h the Bsnner ot Jan. 27Ih. amors inc resola. ,.cns adopted hy The last GeterAi Assembly ef Al. ksa.as. was the following:
 That the 10th sse'ioa Of the 4,h article of Inc CaBs;,,ation be asAeAA-d % as 10 slscw The eoaa. I'es ei Gsetse. Pui set sni Desha, to be reaacsd to sVo sqasre mies--asi fhsi q new eoaniy may be sorm' | e' 'he eeasties ci Gssens ana Dsska."
 Thessis glazing sIrOs hsSe D<ssa ia both places, shosd real Si- F'sanis. A a friend ebsesv,s to as. asw eoassiy ecssrossd of rarts of Green and Dssha, woaii b. a complete l. gerry mandef."
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
lmprerelaent ia r.,aA.

The assi ssfk of iasrras, Improvement la Terss ls shs essssacaien of canal from the Gslf ef Msal- co ts the Brzas rsvef- Mp. Brasbary. ef Calves ton. has tassa the soatraci fer ss5.0os, opers, teas hass alss commenced f.s sas canslrsetioa ei the hssi Railroad is sha si4ts. IL is ts connect the RisGrssds wsss lhs toxa Of Hsrrisasgh. . few mics be'os Houston. ca the BafFaIs Bsysu. sas !. expected 10 fvors very profitable rssA
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The VVheclInu nridre ln,e.

Chaaeeor "alwortlI, lhe commissioner appoiu- ted by the Supreme Coart 10 t,ks Inc testimony sad report upon the Wh eliug Brijg, has made his report The report declares the bridge ap cbstfuc- tOa 10 inc naviga ion. anG recommends lhst il he raised tweaiy feet hi her thaa the present sleva- iaH
 missioner would iaVove the destruction Of the present structure.
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Fire en saline River. cotton De.,,ov,a

css Soton DestroYed. Iae eoton shed at Coaish's landing on the sAi'ne nver was destroyed by fire oa inc 18th ut. The steamer J. N. Webb, was receiving cotton fFnm ihe warehouse at The lime The eona,vr.,;c, sss saased by sparks from vaggoeer's fire close sy. About ssvsniy-oue bales of cotton were de,. issyed.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
Presperitx af shrernnnrt.

Tss Cadao Gazvt's says ,hai to give an id.a ei the snonai oi ossasss transacted in Shreveport, II val say he nsesssasy to mention Ae i.ct that one sra eaiy has. within the last three monfh,. sold ihiFiy iaosssaai oAss worth ai gfoessiss sa which tAsy have eieassa ihs very haRdssms sasa ef isa isossaad dslia's psy gsoas- dealers are equally ptesPevas.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04

irA A vessel aFnved from New Orleans, has brought i5,aoo bricks. portion of her cargo, the manufacture of Inc United States. This Is The fist occasion that we remember an importation of me kind to tse taken place from tbe United States oi America. The bricks etfieisliy dseiAlea to be Ibtended for .xpcftsiioB. Lir1feel MsY.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04

gY"If ih~ ptseisee is 10 b@ eoHiinasd. Of Keep iag aensoesa ats m ofes, uhsts ~higs as ee@Pe'rs' and noss d~setvag as. fn be toand, oi Haai ast is f fo Labar fsr xAsx Tlesph es ,a ses sihiEs
 lDsisia 1s,ssaf Frank and massly. and wi.hal. boaesi. o'sf = yoar hand. good siss de like to zee easP os tear kaaey ssy whal bs b<iissts. and eeassss 0Pes ly what his party have ssss Psss'issd under s''@ ef ustttoaxsu Ca. Es9.
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Decision m Regard to Land Warrant.
 for sabititutes.

The Washington Republic understands il has esen deei'ied by the Pension Office that, where soldier 'nsagsd to serve six months, and sc,aaIiy served foar months, aad then hired substitute wte served the residue of the s,m, bolh are entitled ,o bounty land under he provisions of tue ae, oi Sep i.@bes g. 1850. according 10 tue setaaIamOun, o, sefvles rxnieTe,i
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
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The Mexican Government hss contracted win responsible parties foy the building sr in. cs .,. grsph from the city of Vera cras ,a ,a, of M,,,o. Another lias '' projected between the city Of M,rt co sad Acaaaee, and the ,wo iass. whea ka,.h.a VIII establish magnetic communication between tb. Atlantic and Paet6e eoas,s
The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
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A Yankee is nav at Washington exhibiting new explosive sbos for mortar h ,. tyo ire, long with head shaped like a bomb. whseh h.,.,. as soOa as il s'skrs harl substance and. ia pas sag through the air, namler ef blades open rom
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The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04

Lr William Crafis the fugitive slave whom Kaight and Hughes eoaldnt reesPassa, a, Bos'on. Is Ieetuting al Eiingsasgh on Slavery aud his own sx- psrisEe~s therein. He meets with more encourage sasni thsa his infamous fellow isetafer. Thompson th. English abolition sSf'siot does in this country, on ,hs l7.h inst. ihe good people of sPF'hga''d Mas, bsrned the .sogndrsi ia sfhyy. and Prssenied his lecture.