Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-14
THOMAS TRADDLES,
NEw YoRk. Sen. 2s. 1851.

NEw YOsx, Sep 2s, 1851.
 The 1fnea auyed at this port from Liverpo-.., on "Wednesday morning. The Baltic, which sailed hence on the 3oih uls., arrived at Liverpool early on the morning of the 10th inst, making another excellent passage Of ten days and len hours. ! Our American steamships now always beat the English tubs, that are designated royal mail steam erS." by the English press. At first when our steamships were new, and our commanders were feeling their way, an Eng lsh s:eamet would occa- s.0naliy cross the Atlantic. about as quickly as our own: but now, the royal mail steamers cannot keep within seeing distance Of ours, for twelve consecutive hours.
 There are reports, ln the English papers, of the discovery Of highly respectable aurferous region 1 in New South Wales, that turns out Jumps of gold as large and as numerous as dd California, in her paImiest days Tue French papers, however, pso- nounce he whole affair as a hurnbug, got up by interruptions spectators.
 The only interesting feature of the European newspapers. just now IS the discussion of the Gu ban question. If we may be allowed to judge of John Bulls determinations. by his declarations. he will never allow Cuba to be incorporated into this { puEic HfAIVdA q A~c P-ItlC Eklt. ilc L<luubu ] Tbass of Sept. l2, says: '' We to not hesitate to express ouf conviction thst the occupation of the port of Havana by aspiring maritime power capable o( usng ali the advantages of that position sgans; the trade and the coloaal dependencies i oi European states, would be all even! to which ! the country ought not Q submit
 ! That's al very well; but, how can England help f f- -F the southern States acqure Cuba, northefa States vii pitch inso Canada. to make all taings even; and that so. the work of anrexauoa will O. car red on, until European auihor;y shall be expelled '. from the western coatinen, and the Wes. Indian : Islands. The T'Hnes don't appear to relish such d0clrine al al: and II calS upon the British gov ,,amea. 10 wake up and protect is interests agaiast unlicensed and pHaucal warfaFe." The Ts,ars has my waimest sympathles, and I sia- eerey hope ii will succeed in waking up the British government, and bringing Il up ,o the chalk l. would do John Ball yss, dea! of good 10 get well licked by uS oaee every ten or dozen years; and seeng that l. eaa be done by IS, a; so small an outlay of me and neu, think we can afford to accommodate Hlm oa reasonable terms aud al the shortest poSslble soiiee.
 | As John Is interfering in Inc Cuban basiuess, and threatens even to InlefpSe physical force, as well as newspaper paragraphs, n case we shoald evef attempt to annex Caba. T may be Interesting to snow n what condition his wari.ke forces are.
 ca Jan. i, 1851, Inc army oi Great Brilaia con sisted sfIi5,isi msa of whom 52,a92 are station ed n Great Britain and Ireland 27.09 ia Inc Easi Indies. and 35.0I9 ia The colonies. Her asYY con ss,s Of sS9 sailing vessels and i6i steam vessels, besldes q steam pacSzts, winch may be gsed ioT warlihe purposes.
 : Thc above $ qalse respectable fofce--sboot sueh a one as might jas,ify John Ball ,n carrying or q defensive war sealHsg the yoveratgn State of Rhode Island.
 1 pesceive that certain wAlg letter writers are circulating a reFotI that Ds. Brasdssta was deeply
 implicated ,a the late disastrous Inyassoa of Cuba. FHese ineTeensfy peaas a-iners have cosssleRee4 waih D'. Eraldre;A. bui they intend. if the scheme works weli, to circulate similar repofts concerning ciAss prominent members of the democratic party. 1 n ilane to operate on she coming eectios in sbls i Slase- 4 bsoshsg -ia. Iaw of Genesal Ro@as. of Baeaos Ayres, was cured, several years slncc, of ifealfs paralysis by ccp,ouS deses of BFandreshs palls; and. beng igaosant and soperyltous fei- low, hke u@ss Soaih Americaa SpaaiaEes. 1e Ob- tssaed pafiraa Of Ds s., and las kePs two huse sas tapess burning before q ever sinee; the purpose, ] sRpPose cf pfopitiating the Dr., and