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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

10, me Report states that Isl Policemen are detailed
~ ouTtS AID other places.
ne elective force on the LIST OF July Was as fol-
wv NapiAlnS 10. Assistant Captains Is Ser
snShS' %. Policemen, s0S. Total. 1875.
putng The quarter, 30 complaints were preferred
oss.a members Of the Dcparm n. which were dis
tSSu o. as follows: Suspended from pay, % re
SXne0, 10 complaints dismissed. Is
- uc following report made hy the CAPTAINS Of the
S'a fatIol Districts. showing the violations of
Sen, ,v'eHS9ces cUslng The same period, which were
-" V sht Corporations Attorney !OT prosecution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

New OMNIBUS LINE.-The Trustees
have granted permission for a new line between
k.slp Ferry Through First-stl and Green Point.
LIGHTING STREETS.-The Trustees have
adopted a report Of Committee II favor Of lighting
all the streets where Gas pipes have been laid. and
lighting others as soon as the pipes become laid. An
addition Of $50 posts are 10 be contracted FOR.
LAW As TO IMPoUSDING Docs. The
Trustees have ordered suspension Of the ne. .a~
after Monsay next The new Pounc-masIer has
been removed.
NEw BUuDINGs-Among the many
brick Buildings which are beng esected IN differ.
en-, parts OF me town, MeSSrS. Kemp broke ground
this week FOR q block Of ten. cOtner OF Third and
South l. shlhstS, for Mr. \. HCyt.
STREET lMPROyEMENTs.-A petition has
been presented that >,ags-Si. be opened. paved,
curted, guttered and tagged The COMMITTEE On
streets, a 10 South Third-st eas. section, have
recommended the upper line OF grade parties - e
heard sept. > The old road south of Grand-st. =
10 be closed. There Is a prospect OF an aInlcaole
adjustment with the yropret0rs Of rope-Wak north
OF Grand-st. 50 that Third and Fourth-sts. may e
opeuec Eton IS 10 ue maze 20 open south flftl-
81 In view OF the use OF so nne street. the Lille
amount ln controversy should not be looked ~ for
moment either BY the trustees or the propuetOrs.
SUNDAY OMNIBUsEs.-t petition, nu-
utrou>ly signed WAS presented 20 TIE Board ~.
Monday evening. stating that the petitioners hA1
been informed petition Nas - De presented a>AIis
the BOarG 10 resciud the vote pr0hloi ting the runi
Of ounhuseS or sunday ard asking the Boar %
,lAe 10 action 20 tina, effect Referred. Win PEI
tCLS In favor OF running 10 NcssgS. sylvester, b"-
kor and Comstock, SPECIAL Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

= Hon. John J. , crt,eAd 1st ,, passed 's.,
through Lei ~ bs Es,il SPRING lie ~as 'n ne en-
81 81, Nor ne Of eKceeII health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

LAW As To lMPoUSDING Docs. Tie
Trustees have ordered suspension Of the new law
after Monsay next. The new Pounc-ma>Ier has
D, en- removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BARTLErr's STEREoTYPED COMMERCIAL AND BANKiN :
TABLES, embracing time, simple interest, unetpred
tine and interest. scientific discount poih single ana
compound annual income and annuity tables, c4 iaiiy
adapted 20 the currcuces Of all commercial nations.
the true aud intrinsic value Of gold and silver and
standard weights and Of all commercial co IN
tres also, American, English, fIeuch ana re !,
Exchanges together with the Exchanges of Brazil aud
the mQoItatlous Of RIO Coffee, arranged with reference
10 the hafmonz!ng Of the accounts and exchanges 90
The world 1he whole upon an original plan. by X.
MONTGOMERY BARTLETT, PRINCIPAL Of Bartlett : Conn
mcrcal College, Cincinnati Ohlo. Clneinnati-pfinled
Tor the Author vol. 4tO 40 pp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

observation-disclosures travelling IN the
railroad cars cannot be too careful OF their yauables
Yesterday moinmg, a gentleman had valuable gold
watch and two hundred dollars IN money stolen
from ms pockets, on the Philadelphia tram
NlBLo's.-Mrs. Mowatt performs the
character of Blanche tonight in her own play Of
Arm. nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21
Wv BrLpIyes.-Among the man

br.ck buildings which are beng esected IN dlfer.
en-, parts OF the town. MeSSrs. Kemp broke ground
this week FOR a block Of ten. cOxner OF Third and
South l. ghih-stS.. for Mr.. \ Hoy;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

FATAL ACCIDENT The Coroner vester-
dav held an Inquest AZ the City Hospital, upon the
body of a aborer named John Reardon, born IN Ire
land. 80 years OF age, whose death was caused by a
fracture of the skull, received by the falling OF a
block upon #. while he engaged al the pier foot
Of JcfeIson-St IN dschaTglng a vessel laden with
iron The accident happened Il, II O'Clock on Tues
dav morning and he survived the injury unt7 O'Clock,
\ N. on Wednesday. A verdict of accidental death
Was rendered Nv the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

GoRED BY AN OX-INQrESr-An in
quest was yesterday held Al the City Hospital upon
the body of Mrs Mary Nolan, a native OF Ireland, 60
years OF ace. whose death was caused by injuries re-
ceNod on FRIDAY last by being gored by an OK while
IN Broadway. The testimony of DT. { NJ. Allen,
Resident surgeon of the New-NoTk Hospital. was
taken. The Dr. states that the deceased was brought
10 The Hospital IN state OF extreme exhaustion,
with her face, head and chest droaduly injured and
with FIVE OF her ribs broken. These injuries We're,
in hs opinion, the cause of death \ verdict TO that
eject Was gwen by The jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

DISTURBANCE AMONG STONE-CUTTRRS.-
On Wednesday evening disturbance took place at
tLeo marbey ard Of Joseph and John Rink. IN Broad
way, near 52d-st, between the propretors of the
ward and three OF the workmen, named Augustus
and lmhp Crazer and Benedict DoGroh. ap-
pears that these men accused the MessrS. Kinks Of
not paying them for their services quarrel en-
sued, when one OF the propnetors, as Is alleged,
struck Augustus traZer with an non pck-aX, ind
also threatened TO take his life Officer Cook, of the
XIXth Ward, becoming aware Of the fact, arrest
ed The proprieiors The matter VIII be investigated
this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

New OMNIBUS LINE.-The Trustees
have granted permission FOR new line between
PeckslIp Ferry Through Firststl and Green Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

CoRREcTroS-In the description Of the
steamboat Rotary Experiment" the reporter n
coping II from his Tigina manuscript, after a. Vas
DARK inadvertently stated feet ms cad o. "A inches,
the derih Of water which the vessel drew. The
number was inserted in the original wlttoutho name
OF the measure being appended thereto. This VITA
the bury OF the moment and deficiency ofhgnt WILL
IT - hoped sufficiently account for the commission OF
% cCrfp iOus an erTOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-21

CHARGr OF AssAULT'-John Roberts,
mate Of the ship Prince Albert was complained of
and arrested by the L. s Marshal, charged with
assauhing one of the crew with a dangerous
wcaron-a Delaying pin
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
The Dad Letter Gf[ife.

The Washington Republic has lengthy article detsng the operations of the Deai Letter Ossice" of tn, United States Postal Department. We take from it the foilo~iag extract:
 This whole division of Il,s Post Office Departmeut is, in connection with other important duties under the supervision aud control of J Manon, Esq Third Assistant Postmaster General, and all the of- ficers have named op~rste nader his espeeai di- r.ction It is 10 hin Ihst communications ia reia. tiOn to the deai i-ttsr office addressed
 The dead letters egstaiaiag no rrInittanees are never read, aud thase sohtsiaBZ enclosures are looked into only f4r is escsssary 10 sb.aia clue to the proper owncrsbp
 The whole number of dead letters returned to the department only yaga~iy estinate. .-- Thus, ia quarter, the buik sf opened letters equslied about b90u crammed; each bushel is sup. pessi 10 contsin i0)0 letters The number rstar- ned in quarter Is therefore about six millions, twenty foar millions in year.
 Unclaimed moneys, less the discount. are handed To the general treasary subjeetto to the demands of ths rixhtful owners; bat believe that for the half year sajing Juns 39th. lsj0 the amoan, of these not more than about Sf1S6.
 Drafts, deeds, and ether papers Of value. and also jeweirv, etnentoes, etc, preserved in ihe dead letter office. fhrse are often recovered by their owners with mach delight la ohe instance. not great while siace, gentleman, Tor want of certain documents believed 10 have been lest from the mail, found himself in the power of an uascrupaioas per s"u th naNte' ta W"c" Pf"PNtty '" ''e S'uoahtV " tea thousand dollsrs taii the gentleman wOriht was iavolved. As a possible means Of obtaining the papers he applied to the dead letter office, aud in about three minutes they were produced. The package had been improperly addressed.
 Dead !s;:-.s are ass=iiy a1psid letters. The ens' tOm of prepayment has become vastly more geae- ral siaes the rsduesIen of postage to i've and tsn cents. lp the foarth qaartsr of 1850 the nuinber of dead isslers received from Cincinnati net pre- paid. was 500; ths number prepaid, i3o0. h the third quarter of 1850 the pre- paid letters from the Boston post ofics nsmscred 1912, of lsttsrs not prepaid, 940I. These instances taken at ran. dom.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Nalrr Eaa.

Paiass Patent aud CJwpsiiiiaa Sgaira Ma --
 iisury fl. Paire al Worcester. Mac, has reeeis- ed, by the s-t s'esrnsr from EaglaBd his letters patent which secure 0 hin aud his sssociste ihs bens 's b. derived for hi- grand discovery by the n~o9I- of Great BisAa Mf. Paine seeu,s to hays met with susee,sfn co apeiltion, hoss.vexer, ia Paris. Tue Paris correspondent of the New ork Journal ot Commetee, in his letter ot he 18th De. eenbsF. sayss---
 The process ef mixing pure r1s Is~su ts ter laa bs~s d,scaverr'f Tn problem :. soty~ss. Wesaw praof in a5uhisHce thst most brt!iisnl white lish, and intense heal, b. produced from t with Der. feet ease aad h- greaiesi economy. Not to annoy vSar readers with tscacai details t is sufcisnt te say--thAi by The decoaspoafion o lraier hy snnls sni cheap process. pare Aydroeea gas Is pteiuc ed wtich ean be conveyed ia pipes aal employed ia precisely the same way as ordinary gas. Uroa taFBing stop-eockNand arpiyirg match barns instantly wHh s'aei.h Gtae not unhae Aleoi,of. Tais is is natural ssaie, and believe Mr Paine of whose failures we havs heard. sueceviea th,s faf. The aams - changed to 4hlir eoiaf by isi ans @ simple that fl appears fa5uious--.t l., m fact tss erosni0g poia' of he irveniIos.
 i,aAgtne tsia flggrse loop of platia, shaped like the wick oi mecbanicai or soiaJ ts,ap about three. qaalets of ioch gh. ts be fitted to an ordinary gas bsfner. ~ hen iais is ia place its wbogp sur- face IS dszzhhgiy white and gives aight t s estI. maed, eql4i To fifteen candles. The heig5f of thi, nst'd ,goe eahnoi b. increased its etalasier can b. enlarged tp any exten;. aud the ishi ot eaar,s ID the proportion. There s no seasi6ie flame mo smoke--n,t the smallest odor. II iees no, H'ckef, N8d a all these particulars possesses sa - WshSe adysniage over coA gas. There is no hun- bug a5oai t. II wa. before our eyes burning hlaa 4i honi the plSi.na app4rstug; changing to N hsta upon ccniact with IL Ypa can tasn 1t ol os oil; ass iis ls or much al your convenieDee.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Lola Noales igain.

Charles Lareehs. ia his Parist letter of New Ysar's day to theiphiatePhia BBiseiin. gives the following story then in vogue in ths gay French capital:
 Two sprigs of English nobility were is ihe habit of frequeatng the famoas Loia Moutss' Sunday evening recepfionss but entertaining, as it would appear, widely different notions of the taste of their fascinating hostess O1s of them took il iato his head 10 present her with snuff box. wbca bore cn its gold enchased Id paiatag drawn from ceis- brated subject in aaceai wytha!egy, The other did not coRceal his opinion that saeh preAent not suitable one to countess and wife oi Eu- glish gentleman 4 cay or two ait T ,be giveE and line critic met ia ths street. and the latter received q kick, shall not say whsre, hat hs cogid sQS haze received il there If be had beea sstlisg dswn.- This iajury ssvned 10 5e ' eked by both parties as sa scaattsnee in fV ef tbs insult, Cor Es hls more heard of u uatii tb4e correspondent sf a London daily gave Il 10 tse public half yri.ed ads initials, good joke Thz srsicis fegaj the pei of honof whcA the boot had Res. asa the scker r eelvsd challenge ia dss fsra I, was aeespt d sud the parties repaired the ferest sf Bosegss the nssal rendezvous of thesfiFe raters of P4rss. The 6rst discharge bad effect, except ;o blaReh ,be checks of tae challenger, who expressed hlsnssif qaits sztshed What was his consserusiion 10 { ud himself next day ths general bats of iasghass ., the club. The pistols had 50. besn loaded at all, aud the discharge had been oaly the ssappssg o of two Psteat psreussioa caps. He has Hsd to Esg@nd a ruiss9 man. The only sssnsr ia the affair is Le.s Monies, who, ii is asedisss to say. has kep, ihs l snuff box.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
The Poor Man to his Sos.

BY ELIZA COOK. Work, work. my boy be not afraid.
 Look labor bosdlyin the face. Take up The hammer or the spade. And bush no, for your humble place. Hold up your brow in honest pride, Thongh rough and swsSih your hands may be Such hsnas are asp veins that provide The iife-blood ol the nation's tree. There's honor in the toiling part. ] hat finds as in the farro~ed field Il stamps q crest upon the hrarts; Worth more than all your quaTiered shields Work, work, my boy, and Inurmar mol, The fusiian garb betrays no shame: The grim Of iorge-soot leaves no blot, Aud labor gilds the meanest name. Anl man is never half 90 biest
 As when the.bnsy day $ spent, So as 10 make hIs evening rest
 holiday of glad conie0t. God grant thee bat due reward,
 A guerdop portion far sI,d ias', Ant then Be'e think thy station hard, Bai work. ny boy. work, hope. and trust.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The success that has attended cur recent eaorts and inc interes. taken fa the BASSER by many O i,s usrons, have induced us to offer, for the Pur no.e of efec.ns the formation of clubs, the follow Ing list Of
 M~~ WMMUJNM@B~ Any person forwarding to us ss dollars ia euEren' fsuJs for Fssr new sahscribers. will receive . eopy sf sar paper for oae year, qsotts. To soy one forwarding twenty dollars in caFreni faads. we will send ten copies of the BASSEa for .smany new subscribers. and oas copy ofGoDkr 2 I.,py's Book otGRAHAM's MAGAZINE for oBs year. To any one forwarding thirty dollars ia earreat fusds, we Wii send fftsea copies Of the BAxSEa far as maay new subscribers, apd enc copy of the limited States Magazine and Democratic R'''isw for one year.
 To ,ny one sending as the largest nnmber lover sf,een, of aew subscribers, accompanied with the advance payment, ct the last mentioned rates, ". will sand Sae copy of the Spirit of the Times. whh three steel engraviags. and sas copy or Blackwood's MagaEiae for oBs year.
 TY Pen,ittances may be made at eHr risk, and TO- r.io,s will be promptly rctaraed. Inmaking such ~sil,.uees the Pest Masters receipt should be ob- aaiaed for our protection.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Another Connection of the Atlantic ana
 Pacific.

A book has been published in London. detaiiiag plan of railroad Ne.s Scefia sad inc Cana sas. ffosa Halifax to shs Pacific. Thc distance irom EBgiAas 10 Chlaa, by this proposed road. is shown to e~ aaeca Aaadfea mtss shoitef n aa the hssfest route across tas DHi cd States. The cost cf the road is esiimated ct f II ae0 9e0 aYsSsgng GS 000 HItle. To hssisa Il, i~ehy thousand eoasisls ats lo bs sst al 1osk immediately. paupets are to be sem over. and Caaaa is sS be iaissd to great dies H.ty h the U5I,sa kn xsicsa.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Rate. for Yearly Advertising.

All standing advertisements win bscharred at the first mentioned rates. unless a contract be made when left for insertion; and must be paid for In ad- vance
 Non.r,on will be announced for any office, either city. s,s,e. or county, without the advance pay meat Of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ynsn,s, and payment required in advance.
 No lob will hereafter be delivered to any person with whom we have no regular dealings, until paid for.
 Al advertisements must be marked with the num- her of insertions desired, otherwise they will be continued uniiI forbid. and charged accordingly
 aJ-Yearly. half yearly and quarterly advertisers will be eoa6ned to their legitimate business All advertisements of different kind, or for other per sess xili be charged for al the usual rates
 Al letters mast be posf-paid, or they will re- eeive any attention.
 IF Positively no variation will be made from the above regulations
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
The First Psi.tea Book

T. ls remarkable and most interesting fac tsat the very his use 10 whseh the discovery af Psatug wac applied ihs production cI ihe Hply H. bic fhss vas accomplished al Meaiz between iae years lse9 and l5S Of the ifsl printed Blble eighissn eopi.s are no. known 10 be tn existence tour sf which are printed on Yeiium T~o of issse afe in Bug land, one being in tae Gfesavuie ealirriion One is ID the Royal Library of Pairs. Of the fourteen remasning copies tea are I, EagsaId--ihefe being copies il he hbrafaes of Oxiosd, Ediabarg and London. Sad sevsh ia tue collections of dldssent aaoism'a. Tae v~ilua copy has bees sOld As alga as $I, 800
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
4 snnnkr Wife.

aiAde-aged farmer and bis wife were enjoy ing wiateE evrR'ng costly togesSsr when she coss vefssss1a tiferd assa fritss'ss Ras@s s~ssfsAeA n the Dio.e, which the man had ersH before hiaa.
 WHe," sa,d the farmer. 'siye been thfnkiax what happy sceIssy Soioaon must have bad ia hss day, siih so maay wises. &e, ls here Iepressfs- ted"
 faiesdf" replied tbe wifi, somewhat iniHed: "y9a hsi better think ci something eIss. then. A petty Soio4sea tss wostd make, tgals; yeu esns, take YsoP-s cate eI sas 9ifs Wh4s fgafe ssa would ea'. thea wlia anssa ssv~s and al ai tae n as sstsaky az aWs'- Bosfsa Pess
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
BOUNTY LANDS.

re THE OFFICERS AND SOLDiEhs OF THE WAK
 oF lsl2, AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SINCE
 I75s THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CHILDREN; WYNDER the of Congress, paxssd the ath day Of Sep " tenber. lse. al served any capacity in any or the above wars either the mia regular service, for IafRth more ia;itiod to Bounty Land.
 The undersigned bsing of All the nEut and understanding fny all requirements of the various ofeez O ae GovsnaRepi, wi attend @ procuring Warrants ior these BoHnues and 1T desired, locate the upon Coop iaAds. and psoeure the patents therefor.
 ARpIcaRis under biI will please state names, age, place residence, Slaie rank bsd of captain Of com pahy aamher of regiment of iRfsiFy (oF oisr ar com Gaasdef regiment when enlisted volunteered draited place about what for whai term of ser service, whe discharged, and t they have their barges or.ard hem- Ii widow, state Of whom, when and where married, her previous to marriage, and husband died, and noi she IS sl a Slsow fl her husband was kned in baftle
 II this infofmaliA be fafWsFdea te Beeessafy papers will b. lSepased and iile claimants iot signature.
 A eafa a,eaieatias .aPosr PAip addressed w eeive prompt attention. l.. \. NHITELEN,
 Arkansas Banner Office. Little Rock. Arks,
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Deaih from rrixat.

The CiBcinnsti Gazette says: :, We are advised ihA, du,irg issi weskFhe Aiiegheny Moantain. were covered Nih ies and snn4, aAa he ts..e!.ssx s.ss O. ihe BAieoal road dangerous. The stages were hard 10 coatfoi. and many persons iaiiaiaiea ttom tfsseitsg From gentleman recently arrived, ws learn that daring fast week . fnefehsst sho was coming West. is looking out. was so much flight eaed by The running about Of the siax.., snI the esfger that hreziened. that oa taking nis place hs esnt back, and fsw miles ttsare was sskea est eerp.e, having doablisss died from the steet of igisai."
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
= aVal

The U. s. ship Portsmouth, mmoiore Gregory wss at Funeha, lsieifa. on The 18th 9i D-es,nber and expseiee to sail for Pofio Pfsys, about the ist of JaRusry- The Pc,isnouih had been on the African station than tHo yeats and halt. and It vas expected Sogii soon be relIsved. Oifieets aud crew gesefaly in good health. Toe soop-of. war Dsl- wss cruising in the Blghi of Benin. And the hr,g PoEpoise pn the coast. The brig Perry was expected 70 PoT Pfaya early in January ffo,a tle soAibera coast. Lieut.. Hes'y P, Robertson d,ed on eaard lhs Pofpois', al s=A, en lhe 4h o November. Hr was haIied al Porto Praya ~,'h the customary hoHors
 The Naval Court Maria which has been sitting beard t.r Pentsyivsaia for some weeks. has been dissolved by cTde oi ihe Seesetsiy of the Navy adj7usned sAs de on the i6;h. The Norfolk Her ald sats:
 Daal Kissy. Iardsman who if vii be receIleeied, recently trisih seeerd 'ms for the nti.rsnce of mulinoas Ianzaas in the presence af ssyrsai officers of the Setatae h been seaiene td io eise orihs solitary ecn6Heini in cells of he Marine Barracks ct the Gospost My YAfd, without ray: and and a, the exiIaiioo Oiihe iein. 10 be discharged in dis gSses.
 A naval Court Martial was to convene on board the U ship Pvinsy igahIs at Norfolk o1 the 2rth insi.. fer The Itiat Of CoWnsnder Mars.on for the loss of the sleep. d-war ferkiown.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
NlisA Lind.


 The Paris correspondent ol the New York Con. mereiai says thai Stockholm paper announces that Jenny Lia.I had sent to that city twenty ihoosssd dollars, 10 he distributed among tae poor. We And in oa' foreign flies the following paragraph respect Sng the lady:
 Md Hs Jfaas Lind = By rrivsi. letter from the Swedish nighitegale, recently received by friend m aaachesier dated Philadelphia ia the bezianin az of Deesmber. we iesra ths this sdsnifed asd fsyo- u'e eah'a'ree writes in excellent heAlh sad spirits She states, what aisi oreaslon some saeris. here where contrary opinion prevsiis. that Mir Batnnn behaves to her ia the geat,en enaniy and disin- eres'ea riansss. One very easEeni report hesvsver she coR'fadiets ia the most posiiiTeasnd emphatic terms So tar from her bsiag breaghi to Loaeon ia 1851. she saea that il is wholly snssue hat ss has any engagement with hin. either for London ., any other city cs part of The European eoniin.nt- She writes apparently very much pleased with h. American people, having met with a great man, very good, kind. sosritAsls sssaas ia hsf srsnsan, teas.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18
Cnternor ouitmau

The vieksburj Wing of the 2stb. has the folow- iog paragraph:
 Ne learned few days since, that Gea Qui'- man was expeced 10 resign hss office yesterday or to-day. fsf fhepuTPoss ci appearing before the U District Coft in New Ofi-ans. ;o be tried fos alleged implie ton in the Cuba invasion. The ds- ties of chisG Executive wi. therefore, deveivr upon Hen ]. '. GiioS. Ssnaios from Minis. and Pfesi- dent of shs Saa'e, urtH January next,
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-18

u- The House of RspresertaiI.,s .-- sssara . provision ia the Postage Bilauihoti1ing the direct silver and fourth eoTAer with suitable device, snd 10 differ from the go dollar and the silver half dime, so as to be readE distinguished from the same