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Another Indictment.

Elizur Wright, and four other resouers of the fugitive slave, Shadraeh. at Boston, were auagn- cd upon another indictment, and plead not guilty This indictment Is framed under old Ian In re- lation to the rescue of prisoners from the U. S. Marshals The several indictments against these parties, contain sixteen counts Their tIials will begin on the 27th of May
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sece,sion in south Carolisa,

It Is stated that the first movement "a favor Of secession, Of revolution, in the Southern States, will be made in ,he city of Charleston, by a con- vocation. or convention, of all the States Rights Associations Of South Carolina, which IS to be held early in the month of May for the purpose of discussing the great question of secession.
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Black and White

white man not long since sued black man in one of the courts of free State and while The trTa was before the judge, the iitigantS came to an amicable settlement, and so the counsel stated 10 the court. \ verbal settlement will not arSwer," replied the Judge; "i 1t must be in writing" Here IS the agreement in black asl 'ohite," responded the counsel pointing to the lse- conelled parties pray, what does your konor want more than thls !-knicte cterlockcr z
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Young NaYigntors.

An Irish woman of East Boston who went 10 work during one of the days of the Stotnl.. found when she returned, that her house was partly un- der water. As she had left two children in the house, she Ia state nf fearful anxiety When an entrance into the house was effected, they were both found sitting Ill a cradle which was floating about the room.
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Converts to Romanism

The New York Herald says that in the Church of The Holy Redeemer, Third street, between ave nues and B, there were thirteen adult persons, principally Protesants, bapiiSed on Saturday in the Roman Catholic faith by the Rev. MT. Muller, the German minister of that chu.ch
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Hen. Jame. Ruchanan. i.

The Virginia Southern Rights iaea. have invited the Hon. James Buchanan, to addsess them on the
 best means fo, the maintenance of the Constitu- purity" MT. Buchanan says t can be done by retsrs to the State Rights principles enunciAted in the Virginia Resolution of '9s.
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Timber Trials.

In the L.. s. District Court at St. Augustine. Florida, on the loth instant, several timber cases tried, which resulted m the failure on the part of the Government to convict. A case of considera- able importance relative to entering upon public lands for the purpose of establishing turpentine plantations was also tried, and a verdict rendered m favor of the Government for damages, thus set ting the principle against such treSpasSes.
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Melancholy Death.

Mrs Priiz. of Manhelm, in Lancaster county, attempted to ohastlSe a small child with a switch. The child began to cry violently became much excited, placed its hand To it's mouth, and checked respiration, which Il had often done before. Du- ring this ft of passion Il fell upon the foor where the mother left it, supposing the child would re- cover it's fit. The mother shortly afterwards re- turned to her child, and upon taking it up she found t dead.
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IF Within the last three weeks tAc bodies of seven supposed to have been killed by the Indians. have been discovered between the mizsisn of Re- fugis and Corpus Chrsti.
 The ship Cato, from Liverpool, wish 300 pas sengers, was totally lost on the 3lst nit. on the Bahama Islands Thepassengers were saved
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aJ'rhe Odd Fellows of Philadelphia, are prepar- ing 10 celebrate the g anniversary of their estab shment in thS country, by parade in fall regalia and an orati0n, on the 9th instant The founder of Odd Fellowship a the United States. the vener- able Past Grand Sire Wildey, of Baltimore. will be DFestut
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The wiImot Proyiso.

An effectual estoppel is To be rat in Pennsylva- nia upon the further agitation Of the author of the "Proviso." by making him judge in one of the State courts. As soon as other provsoists thus provided for, agitation will cease altogether.
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ar Ia London there are 20,000 joumeyusn tai- lols, of whom T. ,0d0 earn miserable existence by working IA koarS day. including Sunday. There are also in the same city 2,000 sewing women who Oa an average, make only lid. CT cents day, by wozkiag 1 konfs-not quite of d cen. Def hOur
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NEwsrrEMs.

HJ- One thousand bales of cotton were consum-
 din the fire at Grand Gulf Mississippi.
 IT There are eight murderers nos confined in
 he jail at St. Louis.
 IF The President recognizes E. c. Anglerodi as Vice Consul of Baden for Mississippi, to reside at s. Louis.
 E- The Boston Commonwealth states that sever al warrants have been issued for the arrest of other fugitive slaves in that city,
 IF The total number of emigrants lately arrived at New York, during one week, was i7,296. aF An EngllShman has invented gutia pcrcha
 ypes, the impressions from which are said to be almost equal to those obtained from metal types superior to wood and at much less cost. IT All the principal mercantile houses of Rich lnond, Va, according to the Republican, will send put an agent by the next steamer to make arrange ments for obtaining their goods henceforth direct rom England.
 1T The mountains north and east of Pottsyille, Pa, were on fire, enveloping the whole region m clouds of smoke. These fires appear to be of an nual occurrence, and are very destructive to the growing timber.
 ! ITIt is said that the roof of the Crystal Palace proves to be leaky in several places, and that t IS doubtful whether the building can be made per i .eetly water tight. Should this fear prove true, the Great Exhibition will come out badly. 1 1f-The last survivor of the Wyoming Massacre, 5Irs. Hannah Mills, died at Merden, Conn, on i the 5th ul.., aged s3. The massacre, it will be .eeollected, took place in l7ss. by the Indians oi ] he six nations.
 IT It IS stated in our Western exchanges, that a heavy emigration is going forward toward Oregon. The emigrants are principally from Indiana Iowa 1 and Michigan.
 ! qY The Jesuits have obtained the restitution oi
 the Bonomean College, at Rome. The minister of commerce, who inhabited 1t has been obliged to
 leave it i'll less than decent haste, and retired to ! ,he custom house buildings.
 | lTDurng the month of March, S2,0O0,000 in gold were coined at the New Orleans mint. ! IT The American IntelIigeneer, sound and ably conducted Democratic newspaper, published at McEwenSville, Northumberland county, Pa,
 has displayed the names of James Buchanan fol ! President, and Gen. Sam Houston for Vice Presl 1 dent, at the head of it's columns. ! lJA rather novel case was brought before one of the Philadelphia Aldermen lately. A married woman was bound over to answer the charge oi
 misdemeanor in seducing young man. She rent ed a room during the past winter, where she kept 1 him. The innocent victim IS about eighteen years of see and the suit was brought by his father. ! qT The editors of the New York Express have been favored with a sight of a letter from Liver
 pool, in which number of Hungarians, formerly
 part of the army under Kossuth, declard their in-
 tention of coming to the United States as soon as possible as they are unable longer to endure i the secret intrigues of the Austrian and Russian Governments.
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GJ. The citizens of Philadelphia are making ar
 judgements to raise stock company, to build a )tean boat to ply between that place and New Orleans.
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af Thanks to Capt. Vim. H. Allen. of the |teamer Childe Harold for complete files of New Orleans papers.
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Gs- The cost to the corporation of the visit of the N. Y. Legislature to the Empire city asiely
 was si0,00o
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uJt Thanks to Commodore Timns for the latest
 Newt Orleans papers.
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x IF The Banner is the authorised newspaper or the publication of estray uotices--price Si cts br each notice.
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'fhe captain of '' down east lufnbefmsft being asked AoS he managed ts get ls aias.e5 Fepiiea ,, We cook aboard" e Cook -bo4rd do you ,'' re- piled the wag. "tbeR you have been well sup piled with provisions. ihis trip" and he pointed to the deck load
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The N |. Tr.banc.--Tho N. '. correspondent of the Gin. Com, gives the following estimate Of the nett receipts of the Tribnc:
 have not efien. believe. referred to inc news papers in New York nor would do now, ex- cept to state the astonishing increase of the Trib- unes value and prospects. In lSi9 Inc profits of the Tribune were StS,000; iu, 1880 they were S3l 00o and for the quarter endTVg May st Of the present year they are SIP .000 The paper is es- timatedLo be of the value of SI00 000, and t lS unqueSsionably directed by more genius, talent and aet than other journal on the continent Oi the learning of MT. Greedy not much can be said, but has extraordinary powers of intellectual pro- ducton. George Ripley and C. A. Dana MT. Dana IS the Lieutenant in command while II. c. is gone to the Warids ErpositioH) are scholars of various, brilliant and profound acquIrements.- Bayard Taylor. the traveller and poet, Mir Snow, MT. Cleveland. and MT. Curtis, tauthor of e Mile Notes of a Howadja''l are all persons of unques- tionable talent, and the list indicates what have said of the talents of mind engaged in the produc- ton of the Daily Tribune, exclusive of its vast crops of correspondents.
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Printing Press.

For sale, cheap for CASH, Double Mediam Printing ress la complete order apply al the Arkansas Banner ANeE
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Potatoe Crop in Ireland.

The Limerick Cronlele reports the failure ofSeed potatoes in field of two acres in the North Liberty barony. The skillens' are represented 10 have entirely decayed from the constant rains of the early part of the season.
 Adam w Thaxter, merchant, was cowhided at Boston, in State street. by his iomer partner, MT Harrington. The cause assigned IS business reia- ton.
 IT. Madlle Fanny Ellsler IS about to take leave of the stage at Vienna, where her career com menced
 a. Dr. Mallory, of Key West, chosen US. Sena- tor from Florida. in place of MT. Yulee, declines to accept the office. He IS Union democrat, and approves of the compromise measures. IT. Dr. Chas. Nj. Hitehkock, Assistant Surgeon U.S.A, has been promoted to fall Surgeon, with the rank of Major. The Doctor has been ordered to California, to take charge ofthe medical depart ment of the Pacific division.
 1y- To Relieve fit of Coughing, close the nos trilS with the thumb and finger during expira- tion leaving them free during the nspiration.-- This will relieve a fit oi coughing in short time
 IT. An exchange paper announcing the death of gentleman out west, says, the |" deceased, though a bank director. it is generally believed, died christian, and universally respected'
 1T- The Wisconsin Assembly have passed law ievying a tax of Sl on gentlemen and S2 on lady dogs. The Legislature knows which is the " bet ter half'' of creation anyhow.
 1T- The Sword worn by Napoleon a. the battle of Marengo has been purchased by Nicholas of Russia for s33,O0O. The emperor has already a large collection of relies of the great soldiers.
 IT. A general response has been given by the Western Press. without distinction of party, to the suggestion Of the Chicago Democrat, for River and Harbor Convention at Detroit on the 4th of July, and the region of the Lakes will be largely represented.
 IF The Philadelphia Sun. Native AmeIcap, is out in favor of the election of MT. Fillmore for the Presidency.
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Prussia.


The Austrian Ambassador has received the as- surance that KoSsuth Beihani, MesSire and two Perils shall be detained at Kuiaya. The other fugitves some sixty will be released.
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g3- If "a man had window ia his heart. blinds would be in great demand.
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T Wm. N. vAN VALKESBuRGB, Esq, Warren
 fadisy county, is authorized to act as Agent for he Arkansas Banner.
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J-We are always disposed, and it is our duty as public journalist, to correct misrepresentation or error, hence we have given place to the follow ing letter of Mir. Green. If he has exceeded this purpose and has committed errors also, he IS sub ject to the same exposure and our paper to a like extent may to that end be used The Banner does not pretend to be seetarian, and it is with some hesitation that we open our columns to a religious controversy which might by any construction i,ien- tfy it with any denomination.
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PRINTING ROARps, CARDs, &C.

We have just received new and elegant assortment of ncy cards and printing boards, note paper &e and aEa ady to do up all of fancy printing cheaper, more
 ekiy and better syIe than t has ever been done be- "a Call and see al the Banner Odice.
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Al Advertisements intended f6f the Baaner, should Dc nded h by 10 o'clock, Monday morning of each week, insure theiT insertion
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.rhe Religions Excitement at MiIwaukie.'

Col. REARDoN: have read paragraph in your paper of this date extracted from one of your ex- changes. It has been copied extensively by the journals of the country, at least judge so, having seen it in several other papers beside yours. fear it is calculated to make a wrong impression many minds, and therefore 1 notice it.
 This MT. Leahy whose lectures oceasioned the riot, was formerly monk of LaTrappe. one of the numerous orders of unmarried gentlemen connect ed with the papal church. He, however, Gas he should have done) left the order and the church upon conviction of their corruption. Since then he has been lecturng with much severity against the priesthood and the confessional as practised in the Roman chur-A. In doing which he has only told what his cyos have seen and what he knows to be true. Eyery man has right to do this, He has exposed the doctrines of the priests as found in such books as Dens," and Lgori." - These are genuine Roman Catholic works--l have them in my possesson; they have been examined by several intelligent gentleman in this cty. If any man is disposed to blame MT. Leahy as a vi- imperative and needless ag,tator, let him suspend his judgment until he learns as he may learn, that all he says and more besides IS true make these remarks because the tone of the press generally has been to condemn MT. Leahy for exposing abases which seem almost inevitable, when un- married priests go about contesSing female peni- tents. Yours truly,
 JOSHUA F GREEN.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
 ADDITIONAL NEWS.

BosrcS, May 1. The steamship Niagara arrived this morning at o'clock. Her political intelligence IS of little n- terest.
 England. In England the sehism in the established Chareh is widening. The Bishop of Exeter proposes the conyening of a diooesisn synod. The Gorham question IS at the bottom of tho difficulty, Lady Franklin is again fitting out inc Prince Albert for voyage 10 the Arctic Seas search Of the missing expedition.
 France. The Monitear publishes desire eonvoking the ConSal General of Vanteur for the 5th Of May to deliberate on the exVcdlency of admitting matter free of duty.
 The Assembly has granted 200 GOO francs to cele- bratc the anniversary of the Republic.
 Prussia. The Berlin Ministerial, states that besides Eng land and France. Russia has too remonstrated against the Austrian annexation scheme. Russia has likewiSe desired that all the German States shCu q aseede | the Frankfort Det Runners Of a ministerial ersiS are rife in Berlin. Berlin, April l5th.-The upper chambers has rejected the ministerial bull of Austria. II IS sta ted that the Austrian Government IS inclined to aecede 10 the Frankfort diet,
 Prince SehwarzenbIrg IS opposed to the c0atiR- uaace of the Dresden conference. rhcre IS de- felt ip finances for the year 0f 77,i6i, ,62i G25 flo Tins.
 The EU peror had granted an amnesty to seven political prisoners. The Government las deInan- ded from Sardinia passage for its troops in case of a rupture in France.
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The steamship Niagara arrived this morning at o'clock. Her political intelligence IS of little in- terest.
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TO PRINTERs.

esod assortment of printing, book, oiSeap, letter and post paper constantly kept hand at the Arkansas anner oaee and will be farnished to the trade ai low Fsces for CASH.
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TO SHIPPERS.
 Bills Of LAdng, neatly printed, for sale ai The Arkansas annfz Ofaee-
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mn Nh c. WJAaEs, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, general travel
for The staes assisted by JonS T. DESr, Wa
g..,.Y Dr. j. w Apswosra, H. r. GsAvEs, Laws, JAass
spYuxs,o1D Dr TuosAs FSAsKlAsD and @ NJ
w.sn.n Each OF above persons has eeruhesie OF the
nj OF the city, describing Their persons
,hss viii paying rhem and we h"pe all on whom
,h.v may call vii convenient 10 settle with them
A. pALREs, Amenean New Agsnt, ID e only
usoIed agent le cities OF Boston, New ORR
d duly empowered 10 take advertisements ano
required by His receipts VIII be
eyIded as His Offices aIe-Boston, Congress street,
New York. buildings Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut streets
W,sr nrHaY M LEWIS, Montgomery, Alabama is gen.
sisted BY his sons, James o. and samuel d. Lewis
wLuAn GogLDIN Of Richmond, Virginia, or general agent
for Virginia. travelling agents A. b. PuLLsR and IAs
TaoaAs.
ny-EpwANps SANFORD, Co, express agents and bankers IN
The United States, London and Liverpool have been appointed
AGENTS Union authorized to receive
and paper Their ONCE IN London NO AZ
gresham street. and Liverpool No Columbia buildings
This concern is in this country with the weknoNh
bouso of Adams agents. and enuued 10 e eohh
dance of our friends abroad
z-Mr H. d. yoHssos, of Galveston Is authorized 10 procure
,ubscubsrs, b c., for Union in Texas
oz-Rrce,p,s from either v above will be good.
Mr. IsaAsL E. No lo2 South Tenth street, Phadel
mia is our general travelling agent, assisted by Moss VIM II.
WELD JonH CoLLss JAAEs DxERIsa, A. KIRK WELLnaToH,
A. EvAHs I. JuDKIss P. LOCKE JOS Button, GEORGE
? Burros, and THOMAS ID. NICE
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DENOMINATION Hopkins l.. Turney, late United
States senator from Tennessee. for the Legislature m
that State in Franklin county at the late election and
although it was strong locofoco county, Mt Arledge'
the wing candidate. was elected by ASS majority Inc
cause was that Mr. Turney was dsunIonist, ana OPP
posed to the compromise bills"
We find the above in the Providence Journal Mr..
ArIedge not 'the wing candidate, but he rs UNION
prMocRAr and the that the paragraph proves IS
that this "s,rong locofoco' county - two 70 one
Union county Even the Boston Alias and Tribune so
stated il; and IL the Providence Journal does pot knom
that Mr. Arledge is democrat and not wing the
editor OF that paper is not intelligent as we think ne is
'''0' boston Post.
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THE FIRST ACT or Waffle Southern Republic, a pa
per published Camden, South Carolina gives def
milton of what will constitute the first assault upon South
Carolina by the general government, constituting Get
OF war-tba is, the application OF force TO keep South
Carolina in the Union. "The first assault will be the
retaining OF the forts about Charleston. Unless the Uni
ted States whdraws all its force from the posts, and
surrenders them to the sovereignty, that will
be act OF war South Carolina will proceed TO at
tack and take them that will be an act Of defence"
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they intend TO vote for the repeal OF the fugitive slave
law and to make anti slavery the groundwork OF all
their political movements
How different is the action OF the democratic party
Animated by the example and practice OF Jefferson and
Jackson, this party responds without apology 10 the calls
Of patriotism and duty II does not ask for time appease
the spirit Of fanatcism II marches boldly TO the consti-
tuition, and pledges power TO maintain the Compromise
and TO execute the fugitive slave law for the same reason
that il would maintain process the hands of the mar.
shall for the delivery of lands or houses Contrasted
with The position Of the wing party, which is unable
from IFS ladder OF higher iawis raised by Mr. Sew
ard, TO look beyond the horizon OF anti slavery that OF
the democratic party is lifted above all sectional interests
and surveys institutions great system of republ-
canism, in which all the parts however diversified in their
individual characteristics. harmonic whole and con-
stute example of liberty. order, and happiness such
other people in the world have ever realized The
democratic party looks upon the in the South with
his slave with the sympathy and kindness that II
does upon the man in the North who is without slave
Both have equal rights, equal obligations, and equal in
teress under the constitution To make the question OF
slavery Of their dsunion to remit the people of
the United States TO their original condition when they
separated from Great Britain, and give up all the BEN
efs which have resulted from system which makes
them the strongest nation in the world
In Pennsylvania and in all the northern portions OF the
Union, every organization OF the democratic party, local
and State, marked with the steady purpose of up.
holding the compromises OF the constitution. No in
stance can be adduced in which the black mark of abo
,ion is not reecednone in which the prejudices of
antslavery are coued and cherished by speculative
theories about the rights of discussion and debate, such
as those referred to in the Albany address, and intended
to give aid, and comfort and power to Mr.. Seward and
his allies. Everywhere the cry OF democry is, Non-n-
reference with the local institutions of the Statesthe
preservation OF the constitution in all its vgorthe
render OF the fugitive slave in good faith-and return
the old Jeifersonian and Jacksonian methods OF ad
mniserng the government, SO as 10 distribute TO all alike
the blessings of cheap and sefprotecting system.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our baltimore Correspondent.


BALTIMORE, Aug 2S-5, p, m
In justice 10 the president OF fourth ward whg meet
ing, who was represented your Baltimore letter OF Thurs
day, as having seized the ballots that meeting will
state that he merely took the ballots 10 hand them
teller, who retained them in his nos session ill the
meeting The change that he was backed by rowdies
is also apocyphahis being sustained by many
the cizshs Of the ward This explanation is due to
gentleman who acted PRESIDENT and you win confer a
tavor by inserting H.
The fact that the large majority of patriots shot at the
recent bulchey in Havana Americans has excited
ensaion here, and regarded sealing fate OF
spanish domination in Cuba From the various reports
circulation infer that the patriots are rapidly gaining
he ascendeucy aud that in a short time they will be
strongly reinforced from this county Ii is impossible that
here can be any sympathy between people and
won. out despotisn
The city is vey barren Of The weather has be-
come considerably warmer, aocompan led by dam
which Is very oppressive