Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05

John H. Browuson, son of Orestes A. Brown son, walked out of his bed room window, at St. Paurs, Min, while in sonnambulic fit, and falling over precipce, was instantly killed.
 Efforts are being made in Georgia to induce the legislature of that state to prohibit the cir culation of the pamphlet report of the discus sion on slavery between Brownlow and Pyrne, on the ground that its dissemination is danger ous among slave population.
 A YOUTHFUL MOTHER The official return of the overseers of the poor. in the town of Tauton, Mass. mentions hat Elizabeth Dray- ton was elven years old on the 24th day of May. 1857, and became the mother of Horace White Drayton on the first day of February, l05o-three months and twenty four days be- fore she was eleven years old.
 It appears that Gen. Scott has also become an American republican. At late election in New York, he voted the black republican ticket
 LOOK OUT LADIEs.-It is currently reported that the various state legislatures about to com mence their sessions, will be urged, bv a strong corps of lobby men, to enact law, intro duced in the English Parliament in the year TITO. which ran as follows:--" That all women, of whatever age, rank, profession or degree, whether virgins, wives, or widows, that shall, from and after such act impose upon, seduce and betray into matrimony, any of his maies tvs male subjects by the scents, paints, cosmetic washes, artificial teeth false hair Spanish wool, iron stays. hoops, high. heeled shoes, holstered hips, shall incur the penalty of the law now in force against witchcraft, sorccry and like mis- demeanors, and that the marriage, upon convc- ton, shall stand null and void"
 Now there's statute as stringent as the Maine Law. No provision could be more wise and eXpedient, provided it could be enforced but women ,0W wear iron stays" (steel? If they like;' bolster their hips, paint their faces like Mohawks; wear the talest kind of high heeled shoes and continue to "seduce and be- tray men into matrimony,' to the end of time, and all with impunty from the law. Sich is life and ladies.
 The English journals and magazines with few exceptions. have commenced abusing the people of the southern states. In late num- Der of the Edingburgh Review, in blackguard article, the writer calls the people of the south Ten states "a race of buRlies, ignorant of books and cf hte, and unskilled in aH gentle art, and highJred manners;;" says that "Me oristocracy of the south presents spectacle of iel1ectual5ar- ba,1sm as aoondertul as t IS painful?"
 The legislature of Florida met on the 22d of November. It is democratic by twelve or four teen majority. Gov Perry, in his message, dis courages the idea of reopening the slave trade
 The Mississippian says that the law in that state to exclude paper money of denomina- ton less than five dollars, has been complete success.
 The following lucid charge to a jury will commend itself to our judges
 If the jury believe, from the evidence that the plaintiff and defendant were partners in the grocery, and that the plaintiff bought out the defendant and gave his note for the inte- rest, and the defendant paid for the note by de- livering to plaintiff COW, which he warranted not breachev,' and the warranty was broken by reason of the breachness of the COW, and he drove the COW back and rendered her to the de- fendant but the defendant refused to receive her, and the plaintiff took her home again, and put heavy yoke or poke upon her, to prevent her from jumping the fence, by reason of the yoke, or poke. broke her neck, and died and if the jury further believe that the defendants interest in the grocery was worth anything, the plaintiffs note was worthless, and the cow good for nothing. either for milk or beef, then the jury must find out themselves how they will decide the case; for the court, if it understands itself, and it thinks it does, don't know how such a case should be decidel"
 There has been another destructive. fire at Camden, in this state E. Hill & Co.'S ware house, with 1000 bales of cotton were con- sumed. Loss s1o0OOo. The fire was no doubt the work of au incendiary