Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16


knight Of the shears" leave YOU to Judge
between their freedom and their thraldom.-
Co not imagiue. however. that am so rsdi-
cal 10 uv views rs % think for a moment.
that fashions god can be easily dethronad;-
not at all. There IS much truth rs well as
nonsense in the maxim. I'VE might As well
be out Of The world as out Of the frshion. -
for this is p world Of fashion, and Of course
We must be out Of it if We would get out Of
the fashion. SOIL lhi> does not prove that a
ser,.ie obedience to tb4 dictate, Of fashion, Is
a mark Of strong common sense, or any other
kind Of sense, because to get clear of fools We
must get rid Of men isno reason WY all mca
are or should .oe fools
a few more words and I'll close. From
the "Wa,ch,ower" ] intend to keep sharp
iookou. for those fJ.es that run rot about
our little town, and make notes on .bam pref
ty freely, and if any one thinks himself ser-
offended, let him grasp his goose quill and
defend bis position. viii dodge no question
whether in moral, political or social economy.
Before long intend TO make "a drive at the
ha,elu. state Of morals 10 this place W.h
,-lz in view, I lid yaa ad.sa for the present
CASTOR.
Searching for the Buried Treasures oEtho Sea.
An interesting report has been made to the
Boston Submarine Company, in relation to
the expedition seat to ta. Caribbean sea. ua-
der the command Of Capt. Coutb,oy, to search
for the -uuhsn treasures oil the Spanish frigste
san Pedro.
The several divers connected with Captain
loulD-uy force spent ID the aggregate about
ghj and hal, hours nude. water daily, du-
uug rAs time saey bad been 10 work upon
The wreck. After removing q vast amount
ut deck materials, lag diver, PEN. trataa MO
the deck room, where tue, found gun caui
agas deck furniture, DC, piled UP ln one large
ua----maar- any attempt 90 work useless
without first removing It. Al this place four
magnificent brass cannon, were taken out, aud
eleven strange boxes, supposed 20 ie ca-.-,eai.
tuey were Of the size O, a candle box. but
were thought 5y some to be pIalua Silver
dollars were ALSO found at taa depth Of sixty
tyrl Iu tae water, covered with mud. but they
Were mosls separate. Several good watches
We're D-ga taken ou- au4 many other EgIut
n.- articles, au. .u. divers came q, the con
e.u-.au, ..#. naeu .ae explosion .t ta. vessel
t..A place. ...-s articles was als.. r.ou The
forward .H. ID. the ship. au.ls the bulk #
..e treasure u4...aa....y ..mua...
Taking this .s a e..-a...o view at the
case, they proceeded p. l..sr work. with re.
ne"ea 'gar, aa. a,..r -re-t difficulty sug
ceeaaa .u cha uL away tae large amouu. ut
ru.. .. an- ...-.a.. an.utraao. 8, tie ua.5
20. -ae forward EN. o, l.. ship OLA ta. I--a af
December a-l. A..ua 500 in specie and
another brass -.E-Fag.... were taken on, az
this place aa "a short time, also watches and
many eaugu~ relies. Iaa money found uars
"Hs ya"autaa together 10 rolls u. @I5. 500.
a.a 3 loo each, a-4 very plainly showed chat
they wu-. be very leu The vast amyur, gt
moa.y contained lu t.I- ship. According TO
TIE official documents, wasa the San Pedro
wen. down She caraagel one million u. ~aan-
.-a dollars. au. q u...su aa0 a bali I'D gold.
"a .a"-. portion u. which -.af.. b.. ...la -...
The n..a u"~ DOW Ia.rE commenced. aa. .aa
directors ...a greatly cu.au.. .-a5. a.I saw uo
reason why Stockholders should .ot he -a.-
Tine ..el aaEe.-, vu.. veG. u. 10 january
J. repre- ..t.I THAT ,Ery a.l been malragt-
a..y stopped ,a ...r .aoo.s ay o..ar &a.
la tie a9.j but hoped in short tme tore
move h.
4 UyrEa. tg,.aas byI5s o.~a lL.keH
Fa.g.t Ay"s.->y,na ma.r., ago. clerk ra
the employ If ea Illinois merchant. represent
aa to a.u that his father had died. and that
his ...... hal ....n frr ft, .....- t.r .....I.
each l.g ius interest .a tuc estate o. his .alH-
er. Having -a.s amount Of capital. ha pro-
posed TO bag out bis gmp,oE.. paying him
"l,l Que %, the Dg'as, aat .szer.a- the 9th
er t. bee used in procuring additional ~.g., mt
ST. Louis. The merchant accepted ,.e pro-
Position, aut wa.l. shortly afterwards. t.a st.
Louis merchants declined dealing with ,b.
eN clerk, upon gas representations mad. ay