Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-08-12

yweg thai hsgh tolsS and fares arr OBVIOUSLY the main, II n9i tAe soie reason. the direelcrs and tAeir sahs laugh yoa 10 seoFn. Yet t IS notorious that many an unhappy railroad shareholder has asyer been ehafned with even glimpse of ii. vi3ead. since the day he parted with lis cash; and nat witA one or two exceptions. eveFy lele- graph company in the country E a iosing specala- ton. For such Eesai,s. Ho other reason can b. assigned. ihaa the grsspsng ayarire of the short sighted directors ir ciingins % hieh tara.
 AS proof of tAis. will addace mos, sts,k-
 ing instance, taken fsam ,he returns ,,g the re- ceipts of lhe Syracuse and Rochester Railroad Corpany
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 Slowing an increase of sI4, ,290. which I beg yoa viii remark, is ia srs;e, and maintain, in esaseqseaee oi reelection of fares from to , cents per mile.
 An Americzn who has recently arrived here from Englaad. says taat she London Tinss, lie Daly News, the Morning Chronicle. sad hosi c! other English journals, are highly excited aHases shocked and otherwise affected ly the repor,S which are continually reaching the Old Country. 4I 4ItNs40k o %ssE 4EkAtNNdtss III tffs- United States; but they are ey.deniiy so amazed a, tAe bold stand which our coaatEymen have taken to obtain their free5sz. in all matters Of dreSs that they 2, present simply quote she articles Of American writers. being unabe to say anything orginal themselves on the deicAIe and interest ing subec; of the [" Blooaaer movement" By the by, many Of the yoang laaies of shts haSa faworsra no,ere way from gas ieh; to midnight. have adopsed sAe new style dress. Taer apparel $ sAowy and ex- pensiye, but t IS generally thought sos tAsy ery fac ti;ng leo sigh
 bFick- layer uamesl Dennis Cardiga,. working in the uppef par Of tue city. met wiih ,reneni fall on Saturday last froaa the effects os winch t is supposed be viii never recover. T. was '' sc.ssj-fal, and Jeff the poor fellow in posses sion of f1fiuae Of sosne twenty eight Jhoasanl toIlars'a fact that will doubtless greatly airret the feelings or his family and friends. l short iinse slace one of our cstl.ehs named GasSasF. purchased he premises. No. g, Mo.i street, on which stood an old frame tenement. i lew mornings ag3, terrible excitement was created ln thas ne g blrhood Ia consequence Of the w0fE- asea employed by Mr. C. 10 tear down tlse old building. finding in tie cess pool some hsman skulls and other bones Of whlch the human frame is composed. Upoa prosecuting the search, aboat twenty skulls, ;gh- bones, Nc., were found clcSc- ly huatie3 together al the bottom Of the snk pse- seating the appearance Of having been there a number oF yeaEs. Various Eauaoss and suSp.eiosaS relative to tAes- FeFassas are t--eitculatioa.- About tea years ago, tAe old budding noy demo llshed waS one of the mgsg fashionable hosses Of diTePu'e n Inc etty.
 T~a eseAinsx ago. WAS tue incidental witness iactdents maa's life, which makes an iaael- ible impression and which, though t iraaSPsres n iew shass moments seems to concentrate aa ase oi woe--a iasaiasars @ Reign of Terog."
 Passing through one of tue marrow streets of Brooklyn, neastAe ferry. yorag woman lollowea by two seseecAiag caildren. rasaed from haaze and ealle3 tor help On rnqulg.ag the cause of her distress, she .laposed me aaI oEaeis wAo had hAstenea to her assistance. io follow hes ialGe. aiately ss her Aassand was loading stol to dea- t:oy himself
 wits sone halg dszeg of the symlsatA.zng crowd eHsercf sse basse; bas scarcely had ,he fofs nAs. ssselea ;he frs !aassas, y.4sa Inc TeP9st of Inc nlaFlegoas weapon soaa5ed apoa aaE eas-- The poos dgslrsete3 wife. led us g., anogaes ashs f waiss. saa vIEa Geal05as isails and seaiaz hearts. we rasAea os. At tse sna sg aa.k prs- ssge. sAe b4gss eYea a2oE aa4 tAere uPea lhe aass. between ta.e lwa wsajows ..lea faced sy.a sae xsess, E&x ssetssgrsea4s ss ssr asals i5siag- ga4ss '--sof. ;bis valsaa. hefo cs doGelse tsgs3y had cA,sea tae better eafi ot sa,s sea n as dis cFs,son. had Aa2r Aese h Ay sh.;s s.eevs a. s.eaa ot ec4ssi.ans and ln &a.as. hsa sHasaefzl sDa scattered :Ae looking gl=ss lngtvat of tse sfnEIT nssaseara ol bfaias x!sa SAiek Aaelss asa favored iasa,
 TAa sssaszsa feelings of sae NsSe g5gal sea.ia tears. wE.lc tas kssaaadeTs hsFat was sasngs3 b airsis. wAica was sill further esaasa 5y sisae- psng IssbHaH sssawssg several ps.ss os wa.cr oyer tAss cea'eap,sais. casekea- sesrseA Saby fsgAt- easf.
 As lA.e hsss sssi eysa.ns. 5if. Tainage re- csaye.l fran tAe Pres. seas sessef eoa .ssNlrg a re1plse tigl he 2sdof Aagass. oF tAe ssas1ase af Cseaseas. ths younger of lAe taf9e pSsosess ssas senecd to be hanged b dsy, lss a9ser on tte hjgh sess. Yours Eulx. THOMAS TRADDLEs.
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