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,-Mrs Unison. f.FAnny Fonr.iet, VI the wille

uJ-Mrs. Jadson. ("FAnny Forrrse'.") fhe willow Of the late Df Jaisoa, thr Missionary, writes home to friend. under date of S~p'embrI. isi0, that II was ihe wish ol her late hasbani that she should return 10 A,nerica colisct bis scattered family. and assume ,he guardianship of his ehilaren but she esnceives that sh- m gut remain at MsaiInsin lev yesrs longer without disreg his ~'shrs. il Go should preserve her health, 90 that she might be useful
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HUIIIUHu IFOIH Nts Is IUIN ID HNW RIFtTs
 From 'h" Con- ressionAl proeeeGiDgs ws shp the following paragraph
 NIT S-btSiin. in pursuance If notice, asked ssd ahtsin-,i t-svs 10 iniFoaace hni granting io ihs Sisir. of AtkaHsas s.d A issou Ii,s rig'H oi wsy for sni poriioH the pHaie hi',is i0 sii iu the cou-tFaeiisp "f q raifoai tt0'n Sf Louis Mi-sour, vis Liitia ho'k io som~ P"i4t on krd f'v'r. n'u ihr town of Faitoa. ia Inc >Tat- oI Atkan-ss asd for branch of stii tssti iB AtkaUsas to t'e Ms -is-ipl.i r,ser aud Ia Fort Smiii whlcb vas s~ad 6rsi sad second im- hy is iiie and rrerrsd 10 inc Couinitte- on Paeiic 1. nds.
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Flo ios. laa 1. isj

soar ssoaniius dsveio. .raeats fslaiiss [" ''s ''' eeat dis,Bpearsnos Of v0uaE gifl. passed bf@~a' th- da8gbt-I of hig iy r~~PeeiaS'~ 4'oii'""''' have ea- ins.i- Ii appears iig iaib~r had sSP'e' s- hia,s~ii in,.iff wifril,sf h'r 0au9hf' taTr.ri wi,l- or brgFa Nhe i'"S hi'h sN his wurd and n few weeks -iars ri"p~d ~nh "'seA atsa. n,rfied h nI. and to his e"mp~nt "T"' '" "' diifrrvnt d~as of AhH street, [" "he "' ~h,e' ,'' was disovpr~d bv aa siRs~r saa eaff'~d 70 hsf IN' thrr ;si,e i. aow i . lhe LaaAiic Asylum. ss affair ba. te n has.~d pp here, on aceoaas si tse responsibility ol the parties
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A Novel Petit,on.

man named Haub, one ei ihe New Yerk vol- un'~ers during the war wih Mexico, sent in Pei'- lion to the New Ysfk Council. on Saturday, a.king them for small appropriation 10 enssir hin |" pa'- chase eel of Mufieis teeth. He represented. that at the taking ef ChapuItepee. great portion ei his jas was carried a~ay by Mexican bullet. that he cant. in eonsequracs. cal aa, thag hsrd. bur f he had sei of sr,krial teeth he could manage to uas- tieste beef steak very wrli.
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 1J- Thr inaw.us r~."ItIon+ have hern is''"- du ei ln'o ih- N-w Y",k Legislature by M,. homp.o ifon Nv Ts sIiy
 1. k ."ly-d, tiI h- ; 'sats e"ncnr,) That VIC re were th. wi>.i In A"i ,aIfi"iisn oi ancestors. which fan~d ih- Ui,n ol th- f,i-s nnd~r irr Fr l~rtl C.ns',tnoa, iiai ws at'rIbu'e "nr power, di shi ', an prosperity ia ion, The iHil pnss~. sion ,d e' ,ym'ni nf rlv AnI r~liginps hb Ity. the s-cnrity oi PT"'"iiv ani fhs moral AuI ne ircinai .i V,'i 'n ~hirh 1T, the hiI'h-rish "i every ri F n. ,d 4 'h- m ,gnf n irs'- af ,,nT growth as people, ia He Uion under in Cnn>ti u,,nn that the taHni-nAnr- and X enSl"n Ui thes- gr al blessings du,ins th- pr~s-n, gAnrriIo", and tret tIansm,ssian iD r",t"r,iv >-rnE' nni, h, u sdh~fSnr" ,o thr uuiuE, and iin plict ube,Is- -uc. ,a th- C ,nstiinion.
 j. solved. Cit The Senate ronrm.l That thr fabric nf reciprocal e1ncsssIon a,nens i,e tnr irs ini-Iesis pt dii-I pt s-stons oi ihp eopnir, nuaAl respect f,r the dv-isiti~s of opiuipn which prevailed among 'h" riiiz~n- and oi sincere Aii-e t,on b.goiie hy Heir orlg,n. ssi ih- mnn pe, is icIIs aid iiics< through hirh hriT cannon ib1tii-s had hSra won; and ih~ General Gr.-tnmsn' can h. sustained auA p-rp-tnatr'i oh ' upon the bass oi concession, respect. an ai itcio".
 3. R.so.vei, tif tha SenitP coneur,1 That we cordially approve af the t~cani m-ssur-s of C1n- gIe-s tot The aaiusimpht ot he dAng-rous Q1-s- iians Ar,ng ont o' ih" acqtsi'inn o t-rI'or, under the tr.a'y wih M~x'co. srd 'h4i Ia urs-'~'inu oi The vaIiou. and di>eordsni interests to be If ci-d ih~r. by " hoI thAt the conptomi.p i. fan on~, ani ought ic b. sustained by every ral'io, in rvsy pau ot The land.
 |. R-seiy'd. (,f inc s S'na's conenr.l hat he Fpoitiss Saee RH s ia Sccbrd fnee rih fhs txvres. sppi Ii ns oi the Cr1snat'oR tfths U i''d Staiss, as eA,rt-doui hy The Act "i ( u O. i79J ., hei hy Washing ton, a't in ia,ee th- l.,.ssn, iAw ! was passed: and ihsi C nsTess. ,n pas-ing a Iaw which .hrnti b- ~tei.ni ,n ratli"g ut ths s'ipu. l.ts t..ll with The letter and spirit o thai ins and that we wih sustain this las, ard the 'x-eution "f the same, hy al ls@iui m.sn
 s. R-shveA. tf ne senate e"nenI,j That ihs fn,ther agitation ni the Slave Q iesisoh w"nil in th~ "rini"n of Inc people e' ih,. ai-, S- danger 1 one io The .xi.i-ne- of The U .lon 6. R soivvd. tit Ih- Sei ale roncnE.) That ihs Ex el'ive n" qI-sish to ir .E-mh c",v of these r.soiu'ions io rf ai is- $ nAo,s and pfrsenIa. lives iu Cangr~ss fr,m ihi- 4'e.
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E;oridn u. s. Senafnr

Stephen Mallory hes been eiecl-d U s. Sen.'or from Fiorid.. in inc place ol Mir Y,Ie.. whose term -x ,,res on the 4h of March next. Mr Yniee ~ss inc nom nee of hA d-mocra,s, anI MT. M,lla- " received at The whi. aud two ie mocraiic yuiss Mf M ,ilnfy is also hr nocrl'. hu' has mod. ssai. views oh The Stu'hern qr..'ion. Tnr last ballot WIS as follows; stephen Mallory 3l, D L Yulee, 9 hieHk 1.
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The Forrest Case.

decision was given oa WedI.sisy N,rning iss', al New Yp,k, in he Forrest divorce business. h th. suit conn-heec by Mr. Fores', the defend oa the grodni that t'ey w~re ioo,e and iud finite. The eonit d,ciisd that ihe exception was not well tssea, ant ordered the issue to b. tried by ipfy. There :" 'on' pFo'peet of the case coming on with in ihIrc of fanr yy..k.
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Virginia and the Uniou.
N 4 II AN IA. U tLL,
 prt.iiasi-,-G nrial.

series "i s,iuiior- v rr inii"inr'si into th" House ot De!-gst-> ef Vrs ma m iu,d'y. 18Th uit.. hy Mr E tns, oi B stngha n. "mbfarin. un- q al ied a2pro, Al oi inc e.mpioinse m asIrr, but d-ci4ring thAr Virginia viii co8s'd-r ,'p@si oi ths luglttve sIAfr law di-sontion "i the tnio". and that 0n ih- a5 shm~nt "t slavery Tn the District, or of thS slave iraie h-tw~-n ihs Sittes. heir cousre-s;orn should gn thrit <ea's. mo- lion n ro.ipan- the.- te<eintpn@ ',ai tr''ely fr>t ri et d bv itr0 toes and afterwards carried by one The Ti'nes says:
 .'The result Is sxs,iaiped. chiefly hy the firt ih | inc ITS IhlIons i"o tI to u-SSha' bt sp1T.r We eppf-h-nI th gre w n" 70 diiii u'l iH ob'Ali,- ius un-qHvuet tl K 'r.sstos ih- i-i-iiO na'thh 1.-the 5 fu ahi l- by ih- nuro'ns" adopted by c ngt->@, and tn s,s, uoa the iAtf Il nh.-,v'''e- oi all Iis aar,s Tue rnn nun'e atr3 fro ih- C " erno ot South C. oiinA stS'ns in tntke surh dr clAraiIon noi oaiy p mofnaf-. b'f unav oi'isbr.
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Virginia ys. vermont.

The house of delegates of Virginia. on Thursday by an WEsiiaous vo'e. reqnested the Governor io vslnR e. VrImont her "p-aee resolutions" with the declaration iha' when Vermont shall prove he, willingness. 10 consult the peace of th!s Ca"n, hy doing j1siiep 'o The constitution. it wouIi be 'n" enough for vitginis 10 consult with hef asto the peAce 0. the world
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The British Postofice.

RentEf, ef Clsrp Postss.--rh< gross revenue e 'ae bf''''h P s'ofice ior the year ending Jan. $. 1850. was E2.ei3.iIe; the cost of management El'SO' atS' the net teveaae. EsI0,7S7. The mum. bsr of moa-y orders issued ~.s A.2ss.ssi The number oI letters 'rAnsmii,ed. between and soe,. O0Q .oOo.
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An american wife.

A,a ,.esns eas.,t4issesi 1T, EagsAad. hs h'aais - M. AbA,sst Lassr~,se. hsriaS s-en gwen. 'ae ,e.e Ni,ni.ter aesaose edg~d the eoml'lia's P t., hs. lalT, asd said hsi hc '' vas i'4it e'ea w,t. nase ihAh 10 any other b''fnsn setng s". I 1- sor hss happiness. ba, fr hIs SsfsIas'' 'a ts
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To tAs Ediier of Me Danner:

D.AR siR-If CALEB L.SerREE, Esq. will con- sent to become a candidate for Internsl Improve. m-nt Commissioner. al the ensuing election on SHs,fsy he l5ti day ef Maveh n'x', he will re- criss many of the voirs Of he citizens of Pulaski county. as air LASGraEK is well known 10 the community. as a good. practical and scientific man. possessing sil of the qualifications that would rsn- der him useful ia that office.
 Very resreetfully. &c,
 MANY VOTERS. IIttls Rnrk Fah IT. I95I
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Jndici,l Election.

The fall official rsiarus for the 5sh Circuit have no, ys, been recev d at the oic, of the Secretary of State. but throhgl the courtesy Of Judge Cien- dsnin. wo enabled To furuisr our readers "ith the following abstract of Ihs vote. as far AS heard frsm. We presume Ihe additional returns will not materially ehange tho result:
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Hunga.ian ia Califera.sa.

The Joarnsi oI C.sain i~af". that 100 eOo acrs of eiigisiy situated lasi is California. hAT> ben oaIred by an Ex-Ahad@. ca A'g.ly favored tesaa., ts Mr. Bseisseh, . Hungarian in N. ,@nh the hope of inducing his eoan''ynen to settle oPon !, and engage in agricultural Pursaits-
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Chea1 Postage.

In the New York Legislature. lower house, 'eso- lntons were Passri reqie-t'ng he members of Con- Ksess to advocate he reductoh Of postage n two and three eenisthe former to b. pre- paid. Also. no postage to b, pad on newspapers circulated within the county where ihe, are publishsd.
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Inke Erie anan

Ths Rochester Daily Advertiser eflhe R6,h inst. state, that tn. port of Baaio as also mos. o ,ho.. above. clear of ice. and ihat the steamer Hem arisk He..sos was 10 leave that place fes Esie. Cieayelant. Ssze.ssky and Ds'soit.
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s~ The New York Herald, contrasting the sups- siasi'y of steam over sailing vessels, indaIges in the seisn~ins bold a"d original figure; " The American esx is aning ius the dominion cf the sess and her vslee Y t~sId n the whistle el the sisaAa aias
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A Venerable Claim.

Among the u-itioas ptsssu,e. to ihe Ms'achn- ssiis House lately, was one fsom S.nuel Adams. of Bs.ion for ca npen.,ipa tot srrvir during S1ay' g Sseslison, nearly thre~-qtarters of a esn:uy az,
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steam Communication with China.

The ini'ialo'y 'iep in 'h- movement ior rsgaia' steam eotnInuniea,i n between San Franeisr1 and can,on is about being taken by an ea'erprisiag merchant ot the former city. wh" has purchased the well known steam prop-li-i 'MeK m," and intends running her regularly between San Francisco and the Sandwich Islands
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For Circuit Judge.
For .4LIl nen Gent aI.
Total. .........IIis.. .Ss5.....e

U The Washington correspond nt of the New York Tfibune learns that the Swiss G3vernmen' have forwarded beautiful stone from the Aips 10 be placed ia the National MOnuneh, to Washing ton.
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Liuls Rock. Feb. II. issL
Queen victoria.

Mrs. c. N. Kirkland w,i's> horn Eng'and, for Saitsin's Magazine. concerning Qaeen Victoria, that "she is well understood to b. re'soa oi ve'y l,ni .d intellect. ne wholly sass al prss-n'. snd liable io ccmnlrfe alteration as she groAs older"
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[cer..paaA-ns. ef lh- V. V. H.r.la.1
V AHEINUTINs 2 1h. ". IIeoT. zsofAsr Fsgtiss- Ssase cass or ls PsssiIs sss coa ai}es sff1m

WAsnfseTos. Jsn. lt. 1851. zsofAfr Fssitiss- Ssasr Cass or s Pssssd sss COG.
 siiss sfloa.
 eHc'ose ts yea eops ot very interesting teIt.g wg,iirn hg th~ H 'n W. A. R ehA,sl-on, oi | haoss io M issFd fslIse,-. Pr~ssdrht .t ihv a1-A S,A On ih s.bl e oi fhe fs fsv--siAvr ts a,d e wbes 10 ans~tF hss y~i b~en taFa-d. Ht- Rs@
 hoUsa or REPRssExrArvEs De-. 2a, 1852 Sta; ask ts- ,-m"sa. ci A. wiRissss, attasa. tr The . ''ses, Star> Ios the s.f IIlissois
 O. n. last vise,Ian aay Ia ,s'a Ss4- AI iSe p,e. es''r' of M~lrc~e. n ,hr c,,1afr aI AtYsas, Ne wiiliAms. !" st eeh wh,rh h. ,asr ta h. ri cias oi saat rr etne as ist,f f,rd a4,s h~ .v- F.p- i,senied ,hA i'- tagilIyr-sssvs iAw psss.d st ihr issf s~ssIou '" CaaxY~s s.sE ~tI te ~ttI ot kskeis eerpas sed ssols<h'd niAl hy iwe.
 H Ms. Wfiksa> han~sasy b~aev~vi tha' sAa Iaw did Wnai he r~pF-s He'i. he hoi q,sli t, ,is.- charge the dates e his ef =. II h. ,t aia h.ii.vp ~hai he sAhs he ts nai se'tst enaur1 p, nsyr rua- 6i~d tH him h. hats ss oi The ssy-rhaeht
 bear tp arza~ lhe Ila FI-'y "t ffi 'er ai th's government ,n'ert-,'eg iiy he s. s.t the land by P ison,ag ih~ pub sn,ad ey Ia,I~p,~.-a ia'ious. Ii d--m.d srr~.at,; 1 aId fafniah the Prs'ass ai lt~ iae ah gITeH.
 ha.s 'he heaaa [" h' ,''ur ,h",i'ett s~rvsn'
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Twins.

The e-nsns Of Carr"ti copnsy G.. reports m l-.s tasn fNy @ 'sis ef firias in that tount,! One lady hW bIsssd her tAi'hiul 'pou.e ~,h three sets. and suudry others wI h tNo se,s each
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F<~ I'H % H ss. fl :" sss 'h- 'xf is"s''Sn % Ht. TNrssris as h.r hu,bsbd dsfa"fI'd AEsih-' he, Atl-tatng bal. .. m gss sl see ht.' "f"y uen, th<s yos1l see hts II yoa go
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sr The Rev. Hrary Ward Beeehsr, after aenying . place in heaven for all actors and actresses. is scwR on tobaees-esewers. and remind, them that there are spit boxes there.
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b. The steamer "Z,chry Taylor" arrived a. our landing Sunday evening Iast. with large freight direct from Cincinnatti. We understand she iu- tends running permanently in tho trade
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ET We suggest that The reopl- of Missouri send Tcm ileo,on 10 ihe WorId's Fal,."a specimen sl" Oid B ,llion i" moi worth keeping.
 Lou. D.meeyai.
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Massachusetts senator,
Rhode Island senator.

R0b.ri Rsn,oui. democrat. has been elected Sena- tor fIoin Massaeha.et;s Tor the shori term.
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rWa M VAN VALgESBvaGH. Esq, Warren Bradley eann,v. Is sathoriZsd to set ss Agent Tor the Arkansas Banner.
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Charles A James. demoetat. has been elected U S. Senator from Rhode Island.
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" FF1T HWNW F't v N''fFI '55'-'F FIlf " VT
 VIM A RtCH VRDSoN.
THE HaEsInsxr oa TIE llNIrEp srArs..

N1A, thI-k th,> T. pg~It, ti-t. .,si hat mav b. ell Il @.Itsm "a pTro. T's sn ] ct c~iiA n f'qa'r tns"st tk@i "' ss, u NJ. Wiaian-, d.'rct A''.'In~s ieT IlInls. hA r~tiy Hsi ni the siiftbIi.s, ft hIm--a tart sirh M ar sn Is rAit tss h.tAn Ist-th' sStsi, pi s,,I ss c-tAtHI not io h~s'tsse sH q" H'mTR' |" d'sm ss Ih- scI-H'i 0siswt~I irsn nIs v"tt dt<ast--Ahis fa-k he rola'nns oi ta~ rsd Wiii. d''hi, bring the m~i-f al o"ee :" h~ ras'~Hs. ra'Enn Co ,s aud Enittee.
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We arc authorized tO announce ROSWELL BEEUE H eaniiate for Internal Inprov Conc missioner of P Ia.k rny a te ensuing elsco Dc holden the lSs day of Msich next
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HALIFAX J1n. 2t
 The s'eansain Arctic art,,a d4i rhis ,r .rn,sg Sh bfipz. 70 it,in,ss of ia A tsair.- Ta- 4'ean@r F,.,.,. iro c .r~s. l. b I.'S w.ih later n.~s Irun CAltiufhia
 pHiL,pSlPuf.. Jan. 2t 4 des'rurtivs fire ht k ,,,J ,h nIlraiug 'h~ rl,.rElrAi wnrss ef Paaer< & Wr,gtmsn, th~ FAt. af th' Stha,iklH rSo large >I,a- h4t,itn. $ An s.v-Tai saai o.s-s Wrf. entirely run-nm d.
 BusruS. J,n 2L
 Q, tfs hrs' haiir 'his morning Sp nsr rrc-ir-d tSt '"'-s; Wn.hsoF III; scAit-'in; 9, biaak D. N, ch,ier.
 CINci~NtTTI, Jan. 24 A scene oeclr,s1 te- lay in he 1 ,uIsaa C"sven- rian very z, -itisb that .d,. T,- qJe,iip" vas n teatIot [" ire app iaiIas "t tht-- .in stnn rs 'n r-sis" eiH 'ifg th- isA-, a,h r-iri" t"- m i" f ps,et,e". Many hati tsiat~ Es,e al ' agna if- Irsa prof '-~,ea gr's~f ey, and Nj II ,v~v. a d~irgap 'r'n P,--y, who t- ta~t-i sA.i h. C nid pn' l. .~t "n ,',r~r iu ih- C..nVen wbp x ect~i t, h. aD, ,tui.' Gun >lahets. . 'ipe r+i -d na p~ ta-a' aih . ." tnN"t si-ing near VI tInv-v cA lei .i' ,t - M k.r res sp+' 'uufh N ''t"f rrii"d VI ~ s,N r'ssri NJ II " afsthc~., i' M ni'. sr1 and ri'rk hen a bl ,A Tte .V-. B n par. ,,-s ord-r d ,,', c-i'uy and i,pg rx ''a''a- t,na ak h tnif s'~.i N'l-,n.n'. Ap.,"s'-- were m4i- aud. 0v v'r- q th" C mv-u tin. tir' R PoiIrrs were Jurct--i t's.',o f~ Shas- sEin A.s,xy N NY.J o.2t DIph Y, Who m lri i"d tSr 5ts- d >pesl fi'u- .i,c.. ,I- t,Ii c,nl..i sait tn The Rev. N -t, at th's rts. ea ttt-l-i .ti. f ,n a. Ey.si z sn n,i oa 'h. >abl r- d...-i -i. of - i-ss'''' "rruar'.a iIes. sptcr oi P'p~I . d wnl he papiis Irt ait-t hi- fl ath.
 { PmLADELPHrA Jan. 2I The E iieon brings n lh n.ss tUian CsiiiotiiA hat' rb. male. S e bun 325 g,A-<.egei. auI |. <,nAi, sIn ,uqi nf guli du.t. She l-t' Ctagr,s on 'h- l3 n. and Havana on ths i9 CibA ne~s ,.i,- IntrT' sung.
 NEW YoaK Jar. 25 1 The Arctic has arTivsi. b.,"s',S toitt, pas.~n- seT- aed nh freight of viu.bi- sposi-. Fi"nr ani gratn extremely lAngiish,hg. T'as-aciiois go Hs l iprN a,d, being ohly OT ,tnth~.ii 'ts wants. FRANCE -R.>ig g.aii"h oi F aea Ministers. esu.-d ny np-n h,,>lhiie. a ill., Pr- isrhi Iowa d- Chang ssInIe'. ~hn in .nrs nf ite earnest pFnrs iair'n- .i he Mn ste :. wss giv.n ser,n,--,oo tn ja.ihy his coadaci b-brs. ib- 4, spaby. Th- t'ghi and i~it warmly spplsa 'rd th- G B-ta', ~hrn ih~ | M'ni.t.ts "brupiy ~ttndr-~. an ~iih 'q1si sb- Inb,a-ss r-slgr-i Iu hoiv. r." P'"-si"' xi'~Ii- s"e~d g'ss'- d' fk .nny in rh- io,mAii"n "i a new CihB '. NJ B"t!', '-iY.esi In acr-lt Sn' ffi =. 1 ENGLAND - The nk ni E.,gt,nd. w,'i ,si ali yaAe~ Inc IAi- .i ui-trst huiiuu th~ BIk, taat- te-n nislioa si-TiIng l. .zi,<i, sesn nrii~- ~rl ssppoTt-i. ~uh q, inrr-a,rd dffns"i tei A n-T,CAn s,nrks aud if-,gsI-: P ,c-- ~-h ~i,-d - Pss-"g r. pI~n'y. and Isi-s h-it.i. P hn-y isahis five s4 sni s5, U $. sx'-. ia3 AaI to5 i-2.
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Bsatoa Defeaied.

sT LOgfs. Jsn z3 Mts.,vat i.Eeist ATuRE-~Ct iS h s"i'"' n s C !.g rer.is'd o0 ,er-; r s-el' s' S'' si,,,si. lIas i5. Dalsa. z; Poak. l. n. > o'y"i yh.s elrefrd.
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Ry- We tender onr thanks to A. Htys, esq of L.wisSarg, for late NJ .mphis aud Nes Orlssns pa- rers.
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Dinis,Mlni.c.

The E,iiowin.. ttom he N ~ Ynk Star, migh, appsaI soHs ~hst hke 4 nurI~sqi~. We're II not ,hai ibr hi,i"Iy "f diFIoiDAey IufHish~s many equally lI'i,c cases:
 "A rather Ifrb rorrespo:sd-nee has taken place between ihc Aas'TlIn G ,ye' R4,-.t ant l. ri Pal ,n-rsioo, t,arhtne The thrassip. B .on fl syaaa cn-d ii"ih ih drsymsh oi B,rrt-at k P tkius.-- Biran K Iet, the Austrian C tatz- tn L 'isi,t,, rp~n-i ih. Corr~-p Ri~Dce wIin eff 'A .~Ii-t |" he ; rtera,y .i State ioi Fui ign Ali hs. l. Hd P.i,"-'s requesting ihai Ih- h gsi os oi [ = isH tiiaas N Mssd ,"igi b oa :ht t lii-tc-. H.. L. d-tip rspii Il. hsi Ma hal II ,yeau h d ,sta.-d pp',.i ",ai 10 tl,~ 'a The "u ndtng pai :. .d had d. c e'i 10 PTns GU ih-ai; t'ei ,he p'ir- uh4h~ to siehiis aay sI th~al tstes dli Ho th- a.-ati'; sG.ai the Bs'.a b"t ihsp .he ground 'o i-,i h and la ihSr-io'~. although her M j sty's Gov r'sn"ni sas prgfosady sorry, and SO In h. hoihIng Corstt b- dun-,
 H-t-areH hi'k sxehsng. oi diplomatic notes en.urd but a. th,s cnr,espo 'Ienc~ ibi not piod'scr a"y au~>s, P ftr- SehwA.Z ahass. the AtststsF Premier, ','k th- mailer ai. a.di asIsy irsimaied thai bsi i.h satIes ,n Ams,sis might be Pl,csd out ol iitr e oi li.ieai fsd ss-. f-is,iaoH tof the reflsAi of 'h- Brush G n-nt ic pnai-a tbe seearseTs o B., naa. So The matter siaads al pre- sehi."
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sy- II is stated that hsss Jagelio. the Hungarian aer1lns, has been sppointea ta eierkship iH one oi fne H.yeags iR Washington.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

Al Advertisements inteaied Dr the BanneF should be hsndsl n b. oco-k Monday mofnng of each week, ao insure thcir insertion.
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Democratic State Convention!!l

Democratic State Convention!!!
 A Democratic State Conven- ton, composed of Delegates from the DEMOCRACY of the seY- cral counties, will be hclda at tne Capitol, in the city of Little Rock, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT, to nominate CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11

u wag gave ,he 10 lowing 'oA.s al Psbiie diaaer the other day:--s- Oas 6ss engines: may they be hks oti ,aads ready, bat never wanted
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
D' The Texas P4lrioi cSa sias ,hs foIo~iug l

D' The Texas Patriot sias the following h shows how . aeble seeumsal may bs ss. oif by ap PEepri.'s ornsment The imsg- ef Mas s0iAkiss lightning, is worthy of Hesiod CT Hem-r:
 made that t's General GsseTnsn~at ~ss t4ay~ring with rgats. ssi 6re-eyed Mara eyels ing light nisg al every wink ihessand hssses w~ss ready | de for their eoantry. Bet nov we do nos wsst dpise sss- We waat men te trs for theis eeaatry."
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
rhe AIl..oarI pemaaraer.

schIsms and divisions Ia any party are ever ruin- to Its Interests and the success of s principles, but Il |. truly lsmeniabs io sse msn ealliag them selves SemoeTgis, sbandoning every Iand-mssk. sse rfcipg ths party, and att4chins IhsmsslSss to for whose sake they uiiIsEsn 70 far .s bs,ray their party into the power of their ancient aud compromising enemies. ihs whigs This is not de mocrsey, nsr p4ifIOtism. nor even gsod common 'snsei i, IS r.crs. mean. misc able man worship
 I..spr,ncipIss of ths democratic party are knOwH 6xed, and changing. aud when men 90 far Tor their duties io thesr souatry, to themselves and to posteri,y as to advocate men instead Of meas ures. they logger deserve the nams of demo- crats.
 The conduct Of the Beutouites of Missouri. sa detsiled n the following extract from the Missouri Republican conveys deep lesson to the den'oeFais Q every section of tue Uuion. IL sjust presisely by such mesns that the Pariy has suffered every d.fea, which n has hitherto susiAiaed and by such ,ns, wherever they may be en Ployed, u will ever be betrayed aud sold 10 Federalism The whgs are always ready to fonent snd increase such dis s.mtions where trey ex'sI in our party, and arc in- eessanily watching with eagerness an oPportunitv to prolit by them There is bat one way 10 avoid such disasters that is to make purity and steadfast- ness to principle the test of every democratic can- didale, and 10 su port Aone but these whose devo- ton to democracy is like the repu alton of CDsar's wifs, "wi.hout reproach." Thus the patty will be l preserved without bemisb. ii may sutsT tempora- " defeats by the dvfeclicn of trai,oroas men wor. shippers but in the end It must triumph. for its principles ars as eternal as truth itself aud ike l ,.,til v.u
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Railroad from s,. l. ,uis to Red River.

JAS A HUrCHlNGs. R. s,
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pHi,AnKlriita. Jan. 2
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CIxctxN,Trl, Jan. 24

O. th" 6rs' halir ,his morning Sp ner r-c-ir-d tSt '"'-s; Wn.hsoF III; scAit-'in; 9, biaak D.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-02-11
Teieg a2aic Items.

HALIFAX Jln. 2t The steans4in Arctic artt..d Hi x th's TT .rn,sg. Sh bup,s 70 iih,,ss of fh A lsuiF.- ra- 4'sAn-r Ftlre,. fro "a .r~s, is b l,'s w,ih tsfrT ns~s lrufn CaltufHia