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The PEessy7ery u4 AFkznEaE nf: n Ll5gle Rock on the Ilfh fRst-. and Eas opened hy sermon frmn Rev J. V, Moore sf.er which t was consl tE1ea wifh prayer by the Rev. V. K. Marshall, n D.. 1he Ias; ModsEafr
 Rev. ). ". &0ors waS chosen MoessAsaT and Rev N K. MAsShail p. D. temporary clerk.
 Rev. Jus. " nzeS.er. of the Whynosks AsSoela- tssn, NeEIaoagi. sna Rev " m Eakln, af ihe Greek PreEbyteEy. beng present. were fHvIHed to sif as corresponding naexntseTS
 Rev. C Waskbsrn aF ths Indian MlSsioH Assa- esstson. Had Rev. James Martin. af fae Tennessee PresbytsTy, presented themselves and askea fz sannss1on into the PsesayterYs whereup3fa Pres yHery yFcscesd to eTasUsae thefn Gs t9 theE vIewK n Theology. TbsT examinatlon was sRtlS!acte- rv. and they were received as ncEnbers
 Press5y1ery FrOceeded b Eppoint CasnnisS onerg to the General Assembly. Wbereupon. NIuslerz Rev. Jakhna F. Green. as PriBcipal and Rev Jas Martin as alternate; and Etderz. A. W Lyon. as Praclpsl and D. j. Baldwin. alternate were sppeauEed-
 On moIlos t was
 Rssaipe6- That Il has cIEen great qualification io th1 PFes,ysTy to hear thai inc board of abncatipr sf oGT church has sppasnsed ColpoTieur te labor 1a thIs Ssate wytksn oEr bounds and sherrf0re de cordially TrcoEuraene t0 the h1sthTen of 8u- own and s1EIeI churches the Rev. aRu'l McCulicugh who has received rne commission oF ulIr Board and earnestly desrre them to and hIn IB the utfon af the enterprise upon winch he has entered Of
 
 ted by tha1 Baard
 Reseised, ThHt we waa as pastors take occasion ts p1eseni taIs subject to the favorable coHsdera- ton 3f otr respective cha-geS, and WEl cuoeRvnf to coco9 fR udS aFuKaBte -hr HscTe extended use falneSs Of our ASSeHbys Board of Publication.
 The school st Var BaysA, under The care of Rev. W. K. Marshall D D. was taken under the care e9 Prestvtery. Dr- Marshal vas chosen princTpal of Ea4S school. The following perssns were Aoposns@a vfsiss-s ef school. VI Rev. MeeSrs WaShbzrn sad, NLI4s also MeSSrS DinEIaare, Lynae, Brady. and L. MsCa4n. The fo4owlng persons were arassrd 18 preach s1 ths iS.stee meeting ot PFes5yaeTy, follows
 Dr NA-saali-Oa sss es1negaOs betrssa tAs Sb- sosGte dee-ers ef Cad azS free nrrsarv gf faar
 Rey- 5&aaa f. Ire=n--CH FsSts sGcatHgn bg tz.ta- Rev. J. ". Moafe-Oa sae Persspe~G7l-e ef thf lSazA.s.
 Rev. c " aShbarn-Oz Masslszs
 On nonloa. the f04lozIng preamble and reSs- ] luton were adopted
 ] WArrs@, the duty si ChrE1Ian Benevosenc m eften eHlogpea Epan God people In His, holy word and whereas are Satxhe5 that the churches n Bur bonds nlEht do vastly more than tbsy have done are now doIng te spread the . 3Epzi lB our 1Wa and f0resgn lands. Therefore.
 Reseirea, That The Ministers EiasrS. and peo- pc wItbln o2- bonds he instructed i0 increase in tb@E contributions t8 a. ta@ Boards af our ch urch
 Prsshviery then adjourned to meet af Bssesy ll-, on the Frld&y bef1re the lst Ss5bRra ln October j Cosnel Gdsd wItA praya- and the spostole bene- aletl1n- J. " MOORE, Stated Clerk.
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At fppena merssng of tAe EeE Yark Histnr1- cd Seesrfy, ss wT lesEn ffcm fhe New TnEk Com me1cinl. MajDr R1ehzrdnoa- fuzmeEiy an paaHs1 m the Hvi1ish srmy. read FnPeg an the .-iarsecnzs ef the war nf ists s1uhEArane pafzsrlzp connert- ea wasA fAe Aeath af Tccumsek-@ Tls CaaSacs cal Eavs
 !" Mslr R. ka*Tng beca n ere-wEtnees q ENss oE the masseTz aesxrased. and personal friend ei the great war-loS. hs narrative was uf more than nxeinsgy fs4ksEeE, and ceszsaadsd almost hrez1h- 1em affent53n fAzspagheut Be FeAaie4 mary Sn- stances st Eeserasty and eksralrusss rzllaBtry sn ssshe pOTt uf the TnalaH ehled wh3ch woald hH#e agns DO aIxCaeGs fo ihe knsghsk of fGnaaa tsFnen- h re3atsoR ts tbe manNeT of hFs de4th Maiuw R. lE sf opinIaa that he fea by the hand Of Col Jahnsan. Sach, he SaYg was fbe tE1veTssl pB- derstsn6lae gR tbe aaehf sd the battle, when al fhr cggnuStaEees were fTexh in fas sHeadx sS wst- nsRseS. and he secs ao ressaa to d5spaSe Ihe fec; st thm lase day. The saesf5en- 'who kziea Te- cursEh 1aay theysfaFe he ca1Sldered ss1z2ed. P
 MHyns richardson iS kaaxh C. tue reading paB- lAc tbe sgtaoE>of ''WArnnsta,. "Ecarle,~ and other uuveG
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EAslasa. "A Cus3ou. resisios.

The British Honae os Commons thrown lnsa considerable exclteEDcp.- tife I7th March. hv the presentation pf the fpflozEtng petition by fte Hon CFzsen Berkeley.
 4'sseEne years ago he Tthe Hon Cravau Berkeley msrrled the widow of the haif brothe7 uf ffe pre- semi Earl of Shrewsbury. ThH isdg had tuo ctiieEsn hy hE9 ErEi husband namely Iohn. slnee dead, and AngaSIx. " h0 s n0W Elasteen yezsS oi aee and npwarak TAE youhg lady resided tA her mother end siepfRtaer uutl fhe death of the former, winch happened oa the 2pfA of Ay-il lea l. From that PeTIod uBfil he month 8f Sep iaslAer las, she was under she care and gnafaShip Of tbe Earl and CSsrtesS Of SAFewsbury " ho are Roman Catholics. Al ter brsyae1 aea1b. AEEus- n Talbot became absolutely enftec tn Inc sum of E50,G4sl and remains during her minority--~ hIek wl4i cad on the 6ih of June, Iss9--e ward of the Cours oi Chaacery.
 '' In the mnEth ef Sepaernbeg lNst veal, the salG Ear and C9anteSs gf Shrewsbury placed the sad infant, Augusss Talbot (notui, asssndlag Sire IS wand a1 court aI tue eonvcag eal lsG the Lodge, situate ai TannIon. n the county of Soga- erset- not as pHpll ylsgtsr, but as pogtals win the svOEed tt,ecf 0l allowing 1he sad An- EaStA Talbot t9 take the veL and becaaae aan In the faon.R of September next her perlod 8f .poStul&nev' explr=s. and theu as NIT Berkeley teils us, Ehe small be compelled by the Roman CaThlEc p-leStS ts take the wlIss veil. although even Then, Ebe VII fss g MaH0r and gard Of the Court ui thzucery- In the month 0f Septsm btsr. ls5&, when shs wzl have been three months asS are, the black veii, winch fe diydr heT f5I ever from shs ex1ernal world. VIII k drawn over heT bead. She VII then be egra;peten; 10 execute any legal instrument to winch her surIeTaf may re- euTe ner signature; and The reh pr.ze. tbe ES0 - eAa, w2A las slisiz the grasp of the RamaB priest- hood"
 AfteT the leading. MI. Berkeley proposed that clauses be HFod neea IHto hs EeclcslastcaI Tiles Assumption alli- far5dding the reception In any eonE Eeat or similar insLItuiion 5e4ens4ng lo the church of Rome, q any psEaH under age as g -t P0St alenl. Hs proposed further, rhst In the case of infants who, dHrlng the perto0 of then uBn1rTty, shall have been admitted as Cd posru- laHts' into conTean for the purpose of becoming nuns. all theE pFuFserrv. absUlgte or contingent, sAaa become f7rfe1ed io tae Crown, 19 be disposed of as heT Majesty may appolHt under hcT slgn manual The saIae subject lad been presented fo the G0Urt sf Chaneery.
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nBpoiais6 eeangnsea. toafasas tho Dez<zztis sszss CsuSeatinm at Lsstle Rack. Sa tth A1siL whs ar fully sBshSsns8 as ensG fke sese sf fs-arry eounsy in Haaa csnpuukiun
 Resaiue<, That aeiegHses RfuEezais De and tbeg are heEebT snssracaea ta essa the vOae 0f seazCy cannts. in snla Convention. fas Bon. R. ". JpAH- sua. aa ahs ssni cAosne. and d hereby suzAsssze aud saqsest oas szsa aeleeztes ss gofm Em- Usa- way 3. ss the zna ehrBre.
 Rssaspnk ThatacpFy sf the pEscesdiaes of thas neeang h< landed te oHs a@acrAseA. snd they be her~l,y fa44y smshorlsea ta cast the vote Of sad SeaErg county, in sad Canvrzhaa.
 Respipss, Thz=sp puvge~ sezt ta the eGlsnrs of the Banner.
 sAML. LESLIE. cAss-msn.
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Testiag the Strength of The Galleries m
 the Crystal Palace.

The London correspondent f the New York CgEmeTeszl Advertiser n hlS letter of -he 2is, af March. Eays.
 DEraE the pEeSens week the Crystal Palace has undergone esseEtla cEAaEes. The increased nurl- SeT q W0rEnse2 E f3E. haS1enlng the buildIne to flx coEEPteHuas the painting E rSry nearly accom- plExaee the uumerouE leskaees frau the roof winch the y8oieHi staxzas et lGS1 week lad dis- covered have been mfsytly stopped. the taking dOwn of The rz1sTior scafoid ns--the sure gign of aD- pTDxrnRte caupseten4ss-2 already commanded wafchsd the textzne of the strength uf tie gale rlea yesterday wI1h gTeEt sRseEeSt i frame work
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IT. The following from Ine New ark Tribune. wing shoEs thas there's s1snethsng la the wind. hAts the rnarters
 Sssne- G-eyzsm IHHs~G1rd - ae neanext S Ve- 6-Hy sheer e1SesG one our ct.y thus alenE.
 The Trlbnne ns Eict1asiy ara0uureS tbat th- PzEsEaent E dBpieasra ~srh Mir Webster fs4 i-xs- Ing hGs pass tc travel about the csansTv making siersuneegZng EyeeebeS We have Afs0 rscezFee Infarnz1lou from szhlngtoa' faas Mr Webster wss saaal ta rs1ars fram the Cahlnes- n araar io run f0T the Psesldency H5th sanars wia ds to ts1 Ia the marines e-
 We rnEhs have iel bad about thEs 1ns gaciar,s p lzaputatsoa ,5sseS upon seisgzzphIc dspateh in eudamns5 kaG nBs the rsry uaaEazss aBd er.leSs oi al poEsl.ls SasEes Gray journals appeared sl the same bDaT Inc above, changed w41n Gbe follow saE
 wAEH1SVrsS. Ara 7, 1851.
 Mir Nathan K Hal the Pgstsnasie- General, and Mr. BzHsei WstStet. sbe Secretary af State have gone l2 the A2r.sE, WkeTt they caa siinsrVs how the pnFsIe warkS ~ iDeh haE e~su rtaeansl Y administered 10 Runs lG ths SewgY3iseG.
 A sAanee n taS LEblIN. wlSl Enasi h&zsE take plaer 10 a saon tsHse Afr Weisaner wEii Er0tsatsiy gs 0srt t8 rHa tgK the Presidency, aE ' N8Gi6 aat tsse wei fla him sB rsElain as Nr FdIanrE sec- Fesary af Ssats ana rna fn 1he PTszlSencs a. lie szEue tEHse aaHsms Mr Fillmore.
 Mr- Garwsa tnx gg qEise tired of tbe cares, tsz-fsiexnsex, A0G nTduo8E dH.les aF ahe Tssasury DnpR-EIneHt end kaA s.gmsfea hgs intention fa stz1Es tae -sTe.ErsEsp sBs1 and FL talne ta 9t4n wsese F s understood fss fssRsfy as.e slr-6e ? gene tm g1o3- M GEwTH a6 t98 kan6 -hea-ssa Ans sl1Dsslie io se Se-rrfary aE the Treasury - he has nst fn@ hss- aar fise gtsra resolve es ez- ecEs he kagh Rna rigid eury sxpe~tee af Ainc ay tss fAg party of tae Ezsgn- Els fsvse II n rhe ssHmze a- sl bane n rne bosBm gT fae Daso pSapis
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singular Clrcum..ance.

We saw ln 8 jar, Festerssy, .. water dog f seventeen inches long thar had been taken Rp bf fire engIne, fF1@ the public eastern. corner sf Front and Man streets. during lhe fire yesterday Inarrne on Ca uEnala street Fms aEIlaa ap- psaTed te be near rwo inches sn dlamese- yef lt it ce-l2ln Il passed through two eng,aes and A5l6 feet af nose F. NJ LIttle, of The Witch. Rover Fire Company had 1hs nozzle in us hand. up ladaer-aA ai gnce the water stopped for second sH swa, when the force sem the @ water dog out through nozzle, and be struck agslngt the wal U the building s1Ds thIrts feet elstan1- and may le seen af the engine bouse. fais beats al hls- tory ef ths "crItters' known her~ --('.f. DGBe-
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St. Patrick's Male CoiIexiaae
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LITTLE ROCK. ARKASsAs.

LITTLE ROCK ARkANSAs- TFHlS '-sts5ashrsnt eYeae6 ca LosslSasaa \ street fof sss aG2zisssoa 8f day gaptss--ssad s e expected af2Sz so1ne tzaae 5o sar2 aoeozgaAssgr BoY saEr8erE
 The CSuEse oE E1measssa waH EnH6ra1~. fs1- Tae Primary 2S Tbe MsscRrr5ie. Saa sea Ttse siasszcal sad Psi.OsgplasSl DspaF71neatz- TER&S--Pe, ga@rser gf 1welT@ weeks aa1asls sa8saee for tse PrzsEy DeparrFaseassx wsaeA h. elu2e Speilags Renting sso N rIFlax s6 es For tbe Mercantile. whaeh s9esa5es a-fhnae.se, Beiaes Lsf1ers, Elocausa- Geogrsghy Bxasy asa MssIsslrE-Sga S ts3
 y -s.s- l--.Sssleal and Philosophical 3ep&s-tnssti whIGA z@Ctuses tGge1hez wlsA asi ss aeE'ssn.-e lu lhe Mercantile c@9rs- 1ht Latin, f5fse k FsfI.eh and st2Lsa laagn&EsS tae SeieRss 4 { l- resfa GeaEaegrY. TrIggss1dsfssys wssh AxsaEas saa EggseTlla-msai Philosophy sl- @aL
 DIRECToRs AND PRoPKsxoR&. RET PATRICK REILLY,
 Rev PATBtCE BFHAN
 gzs~ PATRICK MARTIN,
 L51;le Rock MR-sh ls Is52. 2s-IIw
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 MAR RTED.

On the 27th, by the Rev. C. l. Jsfnes. Mr- SNzrEL BRooKIH. D MiM MARY ANN RE--aK. al of thS eIiy,
 ca the g7Ja of March, al R.ehEoodE; MT. GREEN I.rrToS, sf Prarle county. la Miss CaGsE11A Hor- H,INs gf PnIssSa county. Ark
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W. MITCHELL, & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Deslers i'm Goo&s DFy. Groceries, ASe-
 NAPOLEON, AKK's. March 9, 1851 3o-If.
S9OO REWARD.

ESCAPED fram the PeuiteutiarT on aiS day 1L the following descrl5e3 eoHvietS ] will gIye s25 each for the.I capture and deIlvery to me li taken II thls eoUu1y, CT $50 each fl taken oat af r.
 JOHN T. HANMACK.
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 PExfrExTEAEr. L4fTTE.E kOcK, ARK. ,
 MsFEb IS, 1851. DESCRIPTION. .--j aznes LeErgs-, $s years Q! aEe feet hlsh and Elagt bRIt grey hA1r, kazel ryeS raInan nose. aleh etl=ek boneS aae sa4ow com. piexlan. Us e0n,eetusea he wal ry to reach fhs State of Louisiana.
 Andrew RoserS S years of sae 5 feel ia,ties hsgh, and of stout buAa- tS has iagrg brown hair, blne eyes Fed6lsh beard and aozsd com plexion, he tzikR hrlle, and En 6ow tone n vuce and has glaei loeS
 Calvin, aark mulagto boy, ls fee; inches high. gtoui buil7 and 2e yesTx 9f age. John smith. free negya. sZ wears of aEe. [ fest inebeE hgh, features dark and regular, sna IS by trade Ataek -EEa1h, tIs eauiecture1 that be and Calvsn VIII keep tagethes and push itr the CEses Ngslan cr fbe State 0i Missou-l
 AZ 1he above wore caps. eaaTse shT.s, 0ns hall whlse and ans-hal brown leans pants, and 4bez hag cui claseiy one sae- kaserS tad s blue jeans cnat, thk other w0re coG-se jaekslx Little Rock, Mazch 2S. SD-1
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IT. A one ut the lRs' balls winch LoulS Napo- IBan attended, WE remarked woman whb was bs- sfeeed oF a tnrunE 9f adgrerS. Shs WAS stranqe- sl1aer Szzan. Bav=-saa 9r G+erE4an Ste Dad aeeT twieG widow, and never once wIfs. Sile mar rIsd fIrgi officer 9f dragons, who quarrefied on hE wedazng day. w4th eagtalR af huzx2rs. or the sublse: af peTfeeting WgsksS Il the PruSsian ser vlce- 4 dasl tha spg eatsae3, aad the b-lde- groom was kllea- The widow next narrIed B lawyeT. st the arfGai de aeAe. the happy husband swallowed cherry Stone. whJeh eh9kssd hIm, md ht expired between the beautiful bride and bottle ot Rhenssh vine. There are already many can dl2steS isr ber fa1or
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aT Married a. Cambridge, Mass, g lnst., Mr. : W. Da5ney, of Fsyai, Azores. 10 Mss asrrlet w. dazghtsT of the late Professor Webster
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