Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Col. UaFnars command haG been met on
their route 400 mics westut lsENcaw.r'a.
Col. Johnston, supplies wug.3 rot 'a.t long
or than MAY. 5u. there were a- Fort Laramie
sufficient supplies FOR Soar months iar 5000
men, and p train would be esIa---,- .,"
that point to Camp Scott
LATER FROM HAVANA.
NV Ioas, April q.
The steamship Calawua has au.sI aum
Havana. with dates 90 tae a..a.
Business cuuHuu.a l.L The O.. $. sta.w-
cr Fulton sailed from UgEaaa Ola ta. -.,.
uIL Her destination was a.. known
WA=ana..s, Apr. B..
It is ascer,aiaed from am aa...a.. source
that there has been no acceptance. t..r ,..-
dIuoual.v or uu.ouiraHua... .. Na..a,..,s ."r
Utah or other service ur-.l .a. .... ... pend.
ing before Caagras-.
The current rum0r chat t.e Ir> Dem. g..
signs "a racoust-ualoa o. bis Cabinet is E..l-
on, foundation. Ia. members com. !"
are known O. be Earaaa..u# ua t.s -.a..
policy lt .ae Administration, a.a friendly .1
a.. their relations.
Cen pes.t. D.. ~m..a lies been a-....i
20 Utah. ae ro. .. ran. Narn.v. aua chic.
. command vli a....ra .a ,.s '.u-r
H#aaero>. &c., April q.
Like Casaa .a is mostly .aru. .a.--
THE fwry e. la..lar- . I..0.... ... a
line .f-taauar. ..uueae. .1 ua..v o.. Wed.
ae-..y..
Im....an.rt A.r.. b..
urJ. *. Mitchell. Grand M.r.. ,fl.e
elaal Lodge .. Iasaa- y. l.a.-. a... died
Jas. night
Lar.-H-.a. Arr.. B.. m.
River four 5e.. u.a. .ue.., .r ra. pas. over
the falls. au. six fs.ttar.e inches fa ,a. canal.
We.,aa. s..ar thermometer Gs.
CHcE-Arr. April 3. r.
River .-".n..v.u fuaae. -.r.. Boon .. e...
wirg Weather clear -.- aa..., ,..aag..
a-sr 90.
T......H. trr.. s.. -.
River a,e t..t hs.a. pier ans and a..n-.
Na..-eI clear aa. ,......
'.s....... .r#' 81. n.
Flour is .a........ .....-- Range. ....
aa.- SGD. a. s .s q. -a D.. ... .H......
Nu-.. .s unchanged. i...-...s ... ....
.a. ly sales .... ,... ... ....
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l.s ,... ... ..sr.a- a ...... ..s .. ..--
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30 railroad, a.,s a.a... un.a.....
........ .E..a.
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Charles a.. v....,, ....r D.. g........ .
year ag.. i..a.. .. ....a d, .....a... .-.
..a.
ST.. York. .... B..
I'm. Bank Statement. ar .a week Show.
au u.r.H.. F.. ..... ....... .- .....@-. ...a..
al.sya,u... Specie. .I...... ......... ...
.s...... u.a.a.- . . .. $4,000. ..... ..s
drawn deposits -..-.......
La-a.. H.uI b..
8. tie e.tr election aa ~..a.a ... t.....
lar American candidates a-.. ....... .a ever.
Wan.
Washington. ar.. g..
0sn. Sargent o. Cincinnati. .a4 TODAY. .
.grma. interview with ... |r... ..nt. g.. ..a
assai % a.u 70 regiment a.. ohio f..u..a..-.
for service .D lua. supported d., . ....m-
msu4auou from tas Legislature .. ...l State.
+. IS understood CHAT uea. Harvey respect
fully protests araas. being placed -...a4 iu
command un-.. Cen. ~.... .a l.a I.raH cE
reo.au, ana desires p command .u SOM.
other LTaa.au.
The State Department. has received formal
Instructions 10 prevent tho organization OBJ #.-
ling OBI ui u..aw.u. expeditions w.L..r-- -..
limits ~. l.e United States, for taa invasion
20. .a. northern States o.. Le...9. Both rav-
yguu-a.5 .a Aaaey have written l.m ul ta.e
subject. lie officially c.r.s. .aa.s only al-a
ian one recognized Ug our guH.
CO.. G.u'9ae aaaI.4 haas materially fataI
within the last few DAYS. lie speaks .f his
life drawing q, a close, and converse. cheer
fully ".-u aa i,eu-s OH public affairs. and
says the only gseat measure in which DE al
mIuj,trat,on bias been successful. is ,lc dem
onsraton Of The Trao.egb.i.ty at all seasons
Of the year, of the central routato the Pacific.
Tie Senate has not yet notified tie House
Of its adverse action ON Nguigomgrv's sub-.i-
tuto. Notice Is expected tomorrow. In the
event Of the failure of the Kansas bIl under
present circumstances an effort will ba made
from the democratic side to couple Kansas
with Minnesota, making the. admission Of one
dependent on the other
Exploring Pariy.-The Fort Smith and
Van Buren, company" exploring the overland
mail route. arrived at Fort Arbue.la On the
10th ult, all in fine hea,.h an spirits. They
are about 20 IN number. After resting, viii
start across the plains. They were st Fort
Arbuckle vet, as late as the 24ta ult- arranv-
ing y cross the plains. and a--.mL Lllnr s,Ina