Washington Telegraph from Washington, Arkansas • 2

roREian Intervention. We would do well MoCLBLlka Bbmotxd! Storm at tkt North! Telegraphic gotiate as they pbae with Lincoln's cabinet, but before we aeMpt the benefits of their in to remember, that there is a double moral in ry, bat wev repulsed bj a brigade 'of Hill's diTiajbi with terrible slaughter. indiaate an "early the fable of the shepherd whose false alarm of Fredericksburg, Roy. 13. Northern dates to the 11th say that McClellaniias been re-ayedetadr Burusldea 'hi-.

In IU EheneterJJiodge, No. 8i2? terference or allow it to influence oar condnet, I Richmond, Nor. 5. There ii nothbg we mas satisfied that it is pure, unselfish, of importance from Northern JOHN R. EAXIff, Editor.

wolf, deprived him. of the 'assistance of iia i to' draft for this arm rUufian been jthe mtending tkaePotomao. fellows when the irolfctuatry ame. Wlfflst and above all, unwndititmml. and tbat it beac- I The Board of Councilman in Jlew Xprk 5atn a Brother Jeff Cf V1 fcnd Cm are WASHINGTON, was justly punished for his silly practical oompanied also, with our full recognition as a I have passed an ordinance authori 'Harper i I issue of shinnlasters to the amount issue of shinolasters to the Tt tbi bidL I renbrVX us Vvth the threa millions of dollars.

-'-v" WEDMESDAT, WOT. 36 IMS. A 1 hma'dispatdrtbsyfsli followlie from the North: She But Ignoring us, they should persuade Lincoln to cease the war, and offer us peace to the w. The New York Times reiterates me as- estimated at ITT)00. VThe Albany At.

The of McClellan has created very sertion that Gen. Edward Price, son of Whereas, it has pleased til i3 uaya i xe in trctec tea to Uon. tremendouS excitement throughout the North. tne Universe tn t-. ru Terms or Subscription.

One copy, one year, $5 00 six months, 3 qq esteemed and worthy broUe? (rW uen. owning I gress. Tbe AssemblyHtandf 57 Demo- The indignation of the Democrats is Intense, of allegiance to the Federal Uovetnment, crat8 aod 5g Republicans, with 15 to hear A by HaUeck to Sec. Staunton and reported to Gen. Curtis, at St.

Louis I trnm says: Halleck. on the 1st ef advised a ungnam, nis final hem Wke S.W0BM haye been well also for the others to 7ornvmaht tiew.alf Was really liable lacomeXnd th'ey suffered the penalty in the of the flock, of their illogicade-terminaten to shut their eyes to a possible event, "because they had been, time and again, misled as to its actual occurrence. Something of the same predetermination never to believe in a certain event, which, sooner or later, will assuredly happen, posses-es now the minds of our people, with regard to any action of foreign powers, with regard ofaTthe grounds of a new Union under a modified constitution; or on the grounds of separation upon condition of future and gradual emancipation; or upon condition that England or the United States or any other nation should be allowed the privileges of the most favored nations in commercial affairs; or upon "i it 'I' I. I auu Aty. rpimfnn Iw Terms of Advertising.

fence of bis country. h. Republican of this morning learns through "7 7 Zl i mt l- Meuieiian rerusing 10 Aiauaicui iiuTerusemems will be inserted rirflt Wter that thn uouut. iu iuiraaori oroer, is oenevea, is tae mam per square iiu nnes, or less,) for the rr A I tie radical Kcpub ican ticket is eener- 1 removal and disgrace. botnbardinff Tampa Bav.

Florida, flnr Ln Amtt 99A and after the evacuation of thw 1 ing Memphis he died quite last words were urging his meBT selves nobly on the battle-field the confidence ef his 8oper I iuBruua. sua ou cents Tor each subse qaent insertion. othpr frrm.n, k.l e.i I BUCCeSSIUl. lilaif trieOdS aim ui says portions of his army were without cloth i iurces are cuuuueui oi moir aDility to uol free will with which we should iter the fara- I out 018 election ins, and could not move until supplied In New Tork and Philadelphia his removal nau uie luie bdq respect of proved himself an efficient oft Chaw, of believe tbat all who know us will readily think us sincere in saying to the present war. It is important, nevertheless, that they should take early notice of ily of nations, we should reject it and be prepared for the consequence.

Our struggle for met with no favor. Intense excitement pre the manner and terms of foreign intervention. independence should not cease midway. These vailed, and the partisans of McClellan are very noity in their demonstrations, and cheers ads iron ciaa steamer weenankeo was launched at New York on the 5th. Gold firm at 131.

A dispatch from Gainsville says Hay-market, near Warrentcn, was burn-d by Siegel's forces on tbe 4th. Gen. and be awake to the first movements of for bu.1 wherever he was known And Whereaa, in the detk of tingham the Lodge bajf r. Mobile, Nov. 6.

A special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register dated Holly Springs, Nov. 5th, says the eueuiy have advanced in force to Lagrange, Tenn. J'tckson's cavalry had a skirmish to-day ut Lamar. It is probable the enemy will give us battle, as they are about to make are frequently eiven conditions, or any of them, will knit us in the tangled web of European affairs, and new VOL The Washington Chronicle says the removal eign nations in that respect. Oue thing should never be lost sight of.

The unexampled rise ornaments, the Church one oft 1 members, the wife a foad and bloody wars iu the future can alone re- must, undoubtedly, be regarded as a purely lnve us. and progress of the old Republic was maiuly B1ace me oeginning of the war we hare kept up the Telegraph for the publie good. We have endeavored to bear our portion of the sacrifices incumbent upon every citizen. We liave appreciated the importance of keeping the pnblie fully advised of all the events of the war; of all the operations of the government, and of all the incentive to patriotism which haye ao far sustained the people in the present tbe children one th Corcoran legion was to start for Fortress military question, as the necessity for active Monroe on the 5th. Three Massactin- I operation in Virginia became imperative.

lue to the wisdom and forecast of Washington, the South one of its pur 1 Pi How this may be, we cannot yet know. We are not sanguine of peace. We would have Boston ffi I Ttoe Herald says, MCt-ieiimn nas iane a devoted citiiens. 3 rx!" ttsregimenu sailed from who in the most solemn and impressive man i victim to tne macninauous oi uc ruii oo- iW ner warned oar forefathers against all entan And whereas, in thedtv.i who died at Tnilo wbo Will be supported on land by Grant' j- ltion faction. His crime was a persistent re- rr liked better to to have sen the movement inaugurated by our recogaition as a nation.

Ii glement with the affairs of transatlantic na and ou the river by a gunboat flotilla, tions. We were a now in a now I ouhlhave been iu accordance with the usual tte prospectof recognition hurrying them child a devoted hnsbacd nd lWo country one of its best ur Kranl necessity was to working out our I course, and would have sho wn a disposition I up 1 1 own destiny, free from all foreign obligations. 1 i'f to impose no restrictions. on our freedom of Mobile. Nov.

7. A special dispath to morning beyond Gordonsyille and pas- tion. eogers report skirmishing at Flint Hill Th World says, he fell like the bound of tbe Rappahannock county. Fire prisoners Pasg bell- Every lover of his country was 1 startled as from a dream of hope by strange captured Irom the enemy yesterday at and sudden tidings. rekericksburg, artived here.

The Tribune says the President relieved Raleigh, N. 0. Not. 10. A dispatch McClellan from the command of the Potomac to Got.

Vance says the enemy have fallen because his intimate friends and trusted coun- back to Plymoth sellors were nearly all at heart opposed to the T. 4 very unqualified discomfiture of the rebels. ue lear improper designs against our the Tribune, l'anola the Utu, taketi perfect independence, and we would be watch- M'om the Memphis Uulletiu of the 5th, and trammelled by no alliances which might give any them the right to say "ye or nay" to any course of policy wh ch we might alopt, in accordance with the general laws of fays dispatches of tbe 1st and JNortheru Kut if tho proposition may lead to our full Papers of tbe 2d report that the move-recognition, without condition: the border ents on the Potomac do not come to litre fr; of gtat LUlk Rode. ArL time Reportersare not decided as to in an extra Ta week. w.

give summ.ryof whether Lee has evacuated iuchester I (be despatches since received which on, I te Price, commanding thm re-P 'all powers for th nations recognized by the civilized world. Those counsels were heeded as they deserved. History has stamped upon them the seal of an almost inspired wisdom. During more than "three-fourths of a century the most turbulent period of modern times, whilst Europe was heaved with the throes of the old or not. All of Lee's movements are in- I dawn a.s Ill9M the 15th from Richmon and upon the eve battle.

winr Uffleat Bnrnside assumed command, a' o.briEs- ftcm thr- kir rt? volved in mystery. He is evidently trv- 8 the loth near Cul- pepper Court House between the forces of Gen log to draw McClellan up the Shenan- fctuart and the advance of the rj doah valley, and keep him as far away us latter were driven bck over the Hannah accept the control with the steajf question to be settled by a free vote of each State, we shall hail peace with joy, and feel duly grateful to the humanity of foreign nations in bringing about the result. Meanwhile we tire not ungenerous to suspect tnem, for they act suspiciously. Intervention may be a siren song, leading to destruction. Let us be fully prepared, cease no effort, and await the result.

r- wlJifttt on duty otU forrl nce inai a jusi cause must pre- agu fiery trial. Notwithstanding the great difficult in keep, iag op our stock cf paper, although the prices of clothing for our families have increased fourfold, and the pricec of fool have been doubled, we have spared no energy to furnish our readers with the latest news, and to present to their consideration all important questions affecting their interests, at the old prices, which in the most prosperous times were barely sufficient. We regret that we can Jo so no longer The price of paper has increased five-fold in the markets where we purchase. We are moreover subject to enormous expense in transportation, and incur great risk of its total loss. At present we publish at a great pecuniary sacrifice.

The subscription price does not pay for the material on which the paper is printed. From this date, therefore, we will be compelled to advance our rates to Five Dollars pi Annum. It just cannot be helped, and there is an end of it. Those who have paid in advance will A furnished their paper until the time expires. All others will be st pped after a reasonable time shall have been allowed urcr- proper- an soraiers wK i t- i I i rr I 111 11 .1 Fre ich Revolution, and again with the moJ- are pusaioie irom ma true nase oi operations I uu sine men mere no accounts of ureu an moseni to their commands.

His are at iiicBuy uiscnargea an parolee uiMun villi I We have been promised a great battle I anJ bostll South of the river. On the Cai ern ones, whilst the wars of Napoleon shook Warren ton. Hunter the com mander of the Depar Carolina. Europe, Asia 'and Africa, whilst dynasties so that they may be placed ia tU commands. Is the end of the the week.

Prepar- rVi. if auvanoe or the j- 1 1 1 I army of the Potomac was only a sham and at Washmgton indicate a battle that ManunM w.a Aa ueioie atioiis soon. jSi. rose and fell and rose-again, whilst thousands Now, therefore, it is ordered us FOBEIOH KlW.v -tttlrn ditoinf jf were spent in the anxious n.i ior an anacK an Kichmond in a differ. 1st.

That all officers aad sold European advices have been re- I ent direction. Communication with the valley I SJ" that the Siot" arrived with Lord Lv tP9 we cl'P the following items from the State Gazette of the to the army of the west, tow IB fk.1 never ceasing struggle to maintain the sail I. Wash ce ivea DV lue Arahia. London I nuuuuuu uip remainea Obn. mira vmwga.

Arkansas on duty, (thoe forming parts of companies and reciments of power, the Republic of the new world soared steadily and calmlr i win oe reprievi oy tbeir ers tome at Little Rock, by letter I mm height of power as the eagle, her emblem, pierces the stormy and thunder be irin clouds sou, un ur uriure me ititn at jaerih" cbs 5eo5 taf te tils vested wbick I uiJ Stc Hon. Harris Flanagin, the Governor elect Times arn-ues the ioexDediencv of the re- w8 "P1 th force of the enemy "Ion," the Washington correspondent of the arrived in this city on Thursday aftemoon.and C0-Ditionof the Sou S.Tf Bm. Suo. I-J will vi.it Itich- will be installed to-day. uiuon 01 inc oouin at present, lbe through houthside County supported by gun- mond days.

it ix cabinet council, which had been called boats on James river was apprehended. It was Cameron thinks theo will be intervention lion. u. ll Uates, of Monroe county, was to consider the Liverpool Chamber of also reported that a large force was advancing by the meeting of Parliament. He say the on inursday last, elected Secretary of State.

Commerce, has been withdrawn The Stnton tw columns, one by way of Ra- Confederates are getting a fleet ready in Eng. Oq the 12th ballot, the General Assemblv English naner, oontimio tn o.ll xb aad one by way of McDowel. lish Port3 to ftttck York, on Monday last, re-elected Hon. R. W.John- f' C4" At one time federal fleet was reporud The London Times says two interpretations son, Confederate States Senator.

Johnson re- afederCJ. come up James River and anchored jff Har- re given why the Cabinet meeting called fr eeived 46 votes. Garland 42, scattering 2. fcir Lewi-, fc.ngh.sh War Miuis rison's bar, below City point. We jrive these the 22d of October was not held.

One iuier- nuie staling tne nature ot their dotin 2d. That all officer and soldlim and wheels her proud circles in everlasting sunshine. duty, with or without leave all have been illegllv discharged, and" No tripple alliances, nor any other alliance- officers and soldiers now in the Sti. for this notice to meet the eyes of subscriber; of a political chanc er, tr.iuimele 1 our pro ing to the Army of the West, renort reports because iu more or less pretation is a division iu the Cabinet. ter, has taken grounds against the iude the placts, and to one of tie officer.

and we must decline new subscriptions except upon the terms herein stated, and always in .1 00- 1 is ay wuireacn tne ears of our readers. ww representing one party, and We do not give the list of votes on final ballot. It is of no public importance. Those who feel a curiosity to examine into the vote ter named, on or before the hut gress. Doing justice all, we maintained the friendship of all.

Maintaining our influence we linked our fortunes with none. Ii the midst of their wars we never claimed advance. Our friends will not take offence ftiloctd erwise they will brld deertn ineymineea counrmatiou and are probablv false. A subsequent dispatch of the 13rli ppndjnce of the South. Gladstone has again been speaking an American AfTu'rs.

Earl ilardwick ha endorsed Gladstone's views. The Glob -Id. That the oflict-rs an i soJdirn of their particular representatives can isil Faki ports all quiet at Winchester. Stanton I whole Cabiuet. and while Kncland regrets in above clause (No.

report. A.itnc 1 be arbiters. In the pursuit of our 1st ends find out, "who's who, and what's what," if they sneaatng oj djooj, site does uot nu-au to inter- iiiyscdt, at Little Rock; to Cn. I) ti-Vc I 1 ..1,1, 10 we gave to none any handle for interference uv, iiik ueeu uior guarued I auvance, tnatcommanicatieu as a minister wtthOabmet sprrprs I wuu tne army JLast of the niu 1 tinnn ii worta the while. For our part we are satisfied to rest this thing upon the patriotism rort Smith; Capt.

B. P. Jett. at t'rl. Fowler, at Yellville; Col.

John Gr1 Clsrasville; Lieut. Col. A. W. Mi I i.I I I lio I ri'itti I '-ei rupieu and tliat I).

II II ill' and wisdom of the Legislature. We are the 1 "tiered the enemy battle.which was or to Capt Fletcher, at Pine Bltff Although this has passed, ihe glory is ours. It was the South, the laud of Washington, which wrought all this. Her statesmen controlled the government of the United States, ao ncu ua America, nas a wavs i' kl. and can heart h.n vrnmnt lLc 'K1 publican of the 13th repre- peronal trieud of Mr.

Garland TQM P. DOCKERY. Prov. Armr, c. if we make this rule inflexible.

We will doubtless lose many subscribers. We regret it, and it shall be no cause of quarrel. When the times may allow us to reduce our terms again, as we here promise to do, we will be happy to welcome them back. Mean, while we feel justified in assuring those who remain, that by strict economy of material, and by energy in procuring supplies whenever they can be had, we will be able to continue the Telegraph, at least with its present size. It is far better for the community, than if we should cease altogether, as we would otherwise-be obliged to do.

ily congratulate him upon a vo r- -r- u. wiu ua 1 -tJins uouny akirmishing in CuloeDDer Po.m- te which, con- tris. aod that (J tv wl.l-u p1Pper Voun with w.tn 1 cuvui suiters nwaviiy ami that ure. A Paris correspondent of a New York journal under date of October 25, says there is no likelihood of anything being doue by Napoleon in fvor of the Confederates until after the November elections. The English papers seem exercised at the blockade established by the Yankees over the Bermuda ports.

Admiral Milne has beeu in. structed to increase the fleet ou tbat station, and look after Wilke movements. A Washington dispatch of the 10th says no apprehensions of foreign collision on less it grows out of tbe course of England iu allow ing our army are iu good spirits and confident of Ope of J'rrot inair aointy to repulse them. Nothing in the LitvU Kock, Nov--. AStii niumnoruat intervals, from the time 8idering his years, must be felt as a high com- oificaut ivtr 1 tors the same time- Au-usfa' rePor, experience and extensive acquaintance with hamstown, X.

C. They 0 wn rmaieiiio Dublic men. rive him mnt nAt.t innn will he ro.isid potent me urn a loth about gunboats From Rakigh (12th) we learn that the Fed All Division or unty Trovod erals took possession of Greenville and after wards evacuated itafter having partially de? win, mrtherance of the rez.Hi, or startled conception, that the djvil which ci-r ttie troyeu ine bridge. They carried off nine prom- li er.D3 a nre rmt.r in th uiuoui. iney nave also evacuated privateers to be ntted out her ports to prey oucf, who have not iiymoiu.

The dispatch says "Their destina upon American commerce. had entered our garden of Eden had become triumphaut, aad that iuterual corruption was about to accomplish what the powers of Europe had shrank from attempting. tnemseives in accord uce therewith Richmond, Not. 7 The Baltimore Clipper of the Cth, received at Winches-tor to-diy, announces the election of Seymour as Governor of New York. Nine, teen Democrats and twelve ll-publicans The British Cabinet meeting was not held on tion is probably Weldon or Petersburg, as they mem be deliver account of the non-arrival of Queeu Victoria "FKacu 10 umt gone up me Cbowau.

ofbcvi-. named in section of i-i who was detained at Drupels by boisterous rosier coiiim.iuas the expedition. Ht left KVoruerrf Alaj. Gen. II.

H.u A direiul necessity compelled the only rem -ewourn ou the i5th iult.1 with 1 low. in our national councils, which will be important to our State in her present trying position. Hon. Wm. R.

Miller, the present able and industrious Auditor, has been re-elected for the next term, and Mr. Leroy B. Cunningham, of Yell couuty, has been elected Treasurer. We regret that wo cannot give any satisfactory account of Legislative proceedings The limited space the Little Rock journals does not jilt 1. Ul i weather.

are elected to Uor gress. 4 fc va edy. We slousrlied off tin Tbe British Parliament, which stood ad l-wj 1'rovot Marshal fi Parker, Democrat, has been elected tT r.nvernor'nf Charleston journed until Oetober 1h th, was formally pro- vu.iie3 1 oavaunau. I hs yellow fever prevail iuucu uu iue loin at FOR SALE. I'll a I.

.11... AW The edittr will be absent for the uit A No- 1 lOKE OF OXKX. six -f 5s. Moore Sn ith, tbe sakcritVr. Costkdemate Cotton Agenct.

David Block, of this plaee, has been appointed by the Government, agent for the purchase of cotton, and to receive the subscriptions of cotton loaned to the Confederacy. We recommend to our citizens that they freely co-operate with the government in this matter. It is equally a matter of interest and patriotism. The planter will receive pay for his cotton in funds which will be available for ordinary purposes. If he should keep it, it may lie upon his hands for some time yet as dea capital.

The government, by hypothecating the cotton, will be enabled to purchase munitions of war, and fit out armed vessels. By this means, taken inconneetion with the fact that two weeks. 3d. VAX.V 1 ,1. tion, and expelled it forever.

aoet-pted the nud claim the rngit of sustaiaing alone the peculiar institutions of political gov-ernnient, and social relr lions, which hud car-: ied us to our height ol power. t)ur mission to maintain our pride of llight higher and higher still. The Mantle of freedom which our brothers would have rent, we have gathered arouud We can only preserve it by continuing iu the policy, which, in the pat, has been so powerful of good. U'e will failto do if we admit tiie rig it ol any na Washington. Xov.

20, In Jlcmory of COL. I1CK1 I. JOI1VSOV. Who was born in the State of Missouri. Wagons IVantrd.

i.uuu incu (juuuuiiviuu. Me near soiuo-thingiaid about diseawg with the lan 1 offices, ad putting the under the control ot the Governor, during the war. Thi won! lt. a good move. The subject of stopping executions is also discussed, but no acfioi ln yet beentaken.The main question of interest among the members seems to be whon to adj This is the very last thing they were sent there to do.

We heard much, and justly, too, of the important affairs which would come before the linniejiatelv at thi lfol, substantial Six-Mule W.V elected. In Illinois six Democrats aud five Republicans. Ji huudred and four Yankees were captured near Winchester to-day. A snow storm comtneneed here las' uight continuing until this forenoon. No news fioiu the array.

Richmond, Nov. 8. In Massachusetts nine Republicans aud one Democrat are tlfcted to Congress. In one huudred and towns Andrews, the Uepublican candidate for Governor, received 45,000 vote--; Dennis, (Democrat,) 2.9.000. Andrew's majority will reach In New Jracy, the entire ticket leeted.

i i i 'in il.tri.ess conu.let I.ihi-ral the 6th day of August, 1 82o. and was slain in bittle at Corinth, on Saturday the 4th of tic tober, 1862, while charging the enemy's entrenchments, ia eoiumaud of the 2lth Begi-ment Arkansas Volunteer, aged 3'. ytars, I month, and 28 davs. paid. -p.

Aiiston nattery, Ual a brush, on the 11th below Georgetown. No damage done. Ou Sunday (9th) the eneuiv attempted to land at St. Mary's (Ja. but were repulsed Two gunboas thhellei ani destroyed the town.

From the Army of the West we have it reported at Mobile ou the 12th through a deserter that th- enemy was li.WUO strong at Grand Junction and advancing in concert with forces from Memphis and Corinth. We have nmny indications from other quarters that a combined movement by land and river is contemplated, by which it will attempted to over-run Mississippi and open theriver. Our army has len back upon the Tallahatchie, where it fortifying. This is about 16 miles om the former camp near Holly Springs. We can not learn anything certain about portions of the army having been eut to Port Hudson and Mobile.

These hiugs are rumored, but deserve little attention. From tu North West there is no rIiaJ! in OEO. TATLOE. tion 10 utctaie in the tuture, give them ..1 a large amount of cotton will be owned by foreign citizens, the blockade may be raised. Tart A.

Q. C. W. I v- l-idusauie cause to exact ot us, to i or refrain Now, that the wail of crief is hushed into "nMiuigion, 2t, ii; aad commerce revived. ilent sorrow, and a niel incholv calmness set- hat may- rroui, anything whatever, beyond be required by the law of nations.

ed upon the hearts of lit relatives and fii.n I- 1 feel it a muroful duty restinz upon me in "ten to make contract ihe del- present session of the grave deliberation they would require. That's so. We hope they will be attended to, and that deliberately. The best pUn is for the members to adjourn when their business is be it sooner or later. We have never et known a thing a people in a fidget to fi.iU'i it.

It merit to vote i- adjournment W. UXATH or A DasrsaADo. A man named Penny, who lately assassinate 1 Mr. O. Ilat-tox of Little Rock, was set upon and killed oi any amount of Kacon at thi T.

view of the deep feelings of attachment am' respect which existed between Col. Johnson and myself from earlv bovbooJ, and cem nt- tween this and tti fire I INS lave ni i to make Fn-rmt. win in i'i, ij nify I conic forirard. ed by long years of uninterrupted friendship, and social and business intercourse, to dit by a party of men recently near Camden. ft is reported that they laid in wait for him ic ekoii iti is closely i re jiiM ii this humble tribute to his worth and memory.

telligence. Thing are in ttatu a no witU il. European powers have not ignorant of the immense advantages which one i them might derive to itself IWm laving under obligation of treaty or A baie hold, at all in the eyes the world, i.i all that is required. It is not to be expected tkwt 1h will let slip the opportunity for this, wnicli the present districted, fctato of the country may be supposed to afford. The problem of their unusual conduct up to the tim n.l k.

a. REi.y. Washington, 2. 4 about ten miles from town, on the Washington icwp.c jtrucianv wouia preiir Legislators stay at tiieir posts until i'i complish something more tor the 1 State, than is involved in the filling of tiie opposing forces. The country is lull of rumors road.

Several gus were heard to fire, and shortly afterw trds the body was found iu the ior wnicu we have not room. For iastance i is sam mat its.iwuu federals have crossed I says that these asUundi ii do nut uioao that the wai 'iidi i uiiojsiy nor peace, 1 'ii' i-iun i.t tlu- Union into tw. oni'edeiHcics bw en die war fihall hf- road shot to pieces. Penny was hisoseif a mur ver tiie Arkansas River above Ft. Smith am TR il'CD OR STOLEN, IROM the nnlcrsigncd.

living at Hills, about tho 1 incat Fox aeeu cc c. 7 derer and deserves no sympathj-, but man- 11,1,1 puu reuerals advimcing on Arkansa- i ost, ana that federal gunboats were up near ner oi His death is highly reprehensible. If me i osi, anusuoii like rumors all worthv of HORSE, abont 15 ha id. 0 yearsobj; lliart, 9B yi he. had been killed in resisting a capture, there I tue'r sti" continued refusal recocruize our nonce ana due consideration, but entitled to Although not the "manor born," yet he was iu truth an Arknnsian in every ferlitig aud sentiment of State pride I evoted to her interests, rejoicing in her honor and wealth, and sharing in nil her misfortunes.

Asa man of buaint.s; he was far seeing and energetic, truly honest and prompt in all his dealings, envying no man for bis wealth or his but by earnest effort, con-taut application, and a pure integrity of character, achieved and left both as a boon to bis family. In feeling be was eminently benevolent, his heart aad his purse being always open to every appeal of want and puttering, and in the bt-stowment of his bounty, all the religious and educational enterprises of our country sharvd liberally. His friendship was warm eincere einng-naitcd. aril ii iii na.va naan wi aia.ioiar ir iri ririimtiii nh a mar nine eaiutuieuce. vvu vvvjoiuu IUI sot fcCT.

TIC 0---'t ooiuyic liJ UlUUI WflV. or tne deliverv or anv infciman. This will suffice to bring our readers up with should otkerwise Lave been taken and tried, speculated ou tins before. It is explica- reward will paid. me nninary news- utlier mairs ot great prusfcatt-d fur tin- of ti.e Union, and not hing else.

As the Congressmen Jeted do not lake th jr seats untill the 6rst meetiug after March 4th, the Herald r.cconimeods au iiif.inual meeting of tk Kepreseuti-tives in New York, to declare their gen-oritl nlicy. Eklkctios or Senator at the Spkcial Session. The following preamble and joint resolution were passed asd adopted by both Houses of the General the State of Arkansas, on Friday, the 14th day of A. D.18G2. to Whereas, there seem te be doubts in the minds of some as to the legality of the action of the Legislature in regard te the election of Confederate States Senators for the State of Arkansas, at the specirl session thereof; which, if well taken tends to jeopardise the seat of our present able and efficient Senator Hon ('.

Mdte mnestj of ihe law thereby vindicated. be alone ou the ground that they intend importance ami ueep iatrest have a separate A. KI LI 1 Walnut Hills, Ark, Nov. 16th, i i.Jr luuniuuam assume to uem- ianuing aioul troni the contest, turning the piave iu our columns to-dav. selves the punwhment of the meanest ot man- I cold shoulder to this and then to that sne kind.

DLLOivM. lielgiuru is a government that exists hv the Sllfl'prni nf auics urooit.s tiauressed a Democrat pmy, ana encouraging the opponent until both may be weakened to a condition which will render them willing to accept a me- FOR THE and trauk; courteous but unyielding to his op C-Geu'l E. W. Gantt addressed the citi uiccinig iu mew lorK, on the tno-ht of thft I est Kur.mean Ponvoro gov ponents enemies be had none election. lie sani thnr.

iynK- I rha zens ot Hempstead at the Court House last diation which will bind them in chains to for t. tneretore. Notwith tanding his highly social virtues. have been ar-nointed Uesoived, lhat the action of that body in Monday a week ago. Hischject was to clear ,1 vug.

w.iue vuiuicaiiiig i tie suprema- to trance, but the fortunes of ninny ware his modest, polite and chaste deportment: his Confe 1m eign dictation, subjugate the commercial rivalry of the North, aud take from the South relation to said election be, and the same is, cy oi the ConstUutiou and the laws, he and the jealousies of Europe hare always handsome and commanding person, his ardent States for the State of Arkan up ana reiute, numerous reports concerning sa. an i oi nereoy, in an tin nr. ctiinrinet. 1 1 1 A VJfcl aa n.i a a would that there is no reas interfered to prevent the final annexation. nis military conduct at New Madrid and Island me 'iiscnarge fct jnv the iiiaiiHgemeiit of iti exports, and its con aomiratiou of female society and domestic re tirement, jet he never married.

In witness whereof, the President 'of the trol of its tariffs. No. 10, which had been circulated to his preju Senate and bpeaker of the House of Repre- i Inspired by that lofty patriotism aud love of orotner snouiu longer imbrue his lij tbe great treaties of Paris and Vi hands in the blood of brother, and cause enna, Bjlgium was constituted an iode-lesly pr -loufi a fratricidal war. Amid pendent modern power; and in all the ex- senianves uereio set ineir nanus, on the 14tli dice, lbe audience was.for the times, a lare Hence, we should be watehful, lest, hunger independence which animates every true my nice AVashington. Persons who have Mikseribed to this Ia or wbo have cnttn for pale, will undersigned, wbo is ptpp kave ed and Hacked toii twtbaG ernment, an to rar for the one, and listened with grave nnd at ing after peace, we sell our birthright of iude-1 Southern aeart, and arms the citizen iu defence of his home and his altar.

Col. Johnson oud, lonj; and tremendous Mr. isreucics of modern Euronean tention The speech was entirely satisfactory, the mess of pottage of for- 13 rooks retired day ot November, A- 1. 1862. JOHN R.

HAMPTON. President of the Senate. John harrell. Speaker House of Hepresentatrves. entered the military service of his country in march last, and was shortly elected to tbe cigu intervention.

Better conduct the war xo an, anu leu no doubt but that Gen' Gantf I will appoint agents for distant localifK tor a treueration. had behaved with energy and gallantry, and Better that we go down to command of the 20th regiment of Arkansas Volunteers, in which fee was efficient it has served, as an independent monat chy' an excellent purpose for the jealous Goveromcats of Europe. From these facts the Richmond Exam iter argues that the yery fact of Belgium as won as posjMe, with full powers to act DAVID BLOCK, Gen. Polk has gone to Richmond. Fredericksburg, fifoy.

9.A party of 75 yankees made a raid on this place today. They eai! hat England and in all respects as became a patriot sold er, grave, nd boqu-atli the war to our chil and prompt in every duty, and by his cour General Agent Produce Loan, ft dien, than accept for ourselves any chain rr-jincoln lias written a letter to age, boldness and impartial discipline, secured aim. HUT. iuiu, ieo. a I ii r.

1 I a a Charles Francis Ad mis, his Embassador I France have recoguized lowever weak it may seem, or however si! menignest respect and confidence of his regi ice liOnrenpr. i lenn rir rorwani in t.hP tircr nc rnnna The regular term of the Circuit Court Ttnn T. I ri M. tuuvb ment, wnicb bis gallantry and eooi bravery on sen its links may be. An indifference on this WUOI.E8AI.I: AND RETAIL wucu pcsiuoig, wuu umy neiii in the bloody field of Coriatb fullr sustained.

Lionuon, in which he takes the bold and acy, ana that Jord Lyons is to be in-j recognize the Southern Confederacy decided ground that no interposition by structed accordingly. would, If she did so, arge that the tu as as- With his life in his hand, he araad aad went subject may leave our rulers uninformed of the temper of the people, until they may be en DRUG AND CHEMICAL! loreigu powers win De tolerated by him. nevrs ot importance from th arm Louisville, Lafayette county, commencing MondythelOth inst. But little business was ready to be disposed of, but an opportunity forth determined to win honor or 4eath! He trapped unawares, and it become too lati nas found both! And to-day. he asd taany of ana mat an attempt upou the part ot En-1 01 tn I otomac.

bkirmishiog daily 1: la nd and France to uieedle iu the pres. I Chattanoo-j, Vrt- in nis orave companions all one tomnta grave, Foreign nations can never enter our coun ure has been agreed upon as one general European policy, and that it vonld be concurred iu and tup ported, by tbe joint poJiey and by the actiob if necessary of all. A recognition in this manner would re- enshrouded land ancoffined. aare by the 0n Door West of H. Wiseberf was to all, who wished to avail them elv ef the eivil tribunals.

Hie honor opened the Court here on Mon- rced cils by force they may by insidious professions of friendship. Let us accent of n'. eifl cold earth that wraps their maaly foraas, with ARKANSAS ent conflict between himself and the pco- ported tl at Nashvilie has beeo reinfor pie ot ihe South, will be met with prompt, by 18,000 Federal troops, under 3 indignant resistance, from hinWf and Cook or Thomas. now Mr. It all.

Tu Mo- uv okuna iu mara uie rvut spot wnere iney AT this establishment we have on lie; yes ineir asbes will be conseerate and be the most desirable that could be expect n.l I. I i "I and eleirar remained open one week. of a wooden hors. -Tiuieo Pernios, et dona ferentes." 11. II 111 11 hand the largest and most ccmpleUTaf v.u.uc, allu iie wouiu 1 K.vervthinc-rm-iina sacred ua the memory of their countrymen useful work cases wre the docket.

cu. wimiii au.taii iv ye iOllWell Up rnllP lh. IT 11 WIIUIB OUT Stock to be found at this time in the I u.ou auu on uu u'laru. i unes. ana it nnt In this frame of mind, and under the in at occe oy taat wt vry eoi4erable Donald prepare.

Uw tnl) throughout this i .1. 1 wnerner Southwest, of the following articles -J nio uoiio oi i lie sea i mashville will ho fluence of these reflections we have noticed material for a goot. than submit to a comDromi with trea. I power in xuurope. Savannah Republican.

Drugs. Medicines, Chemical. Paints, fbcti in oil and toatioa,) Litharge. White Ziee, the rnmors of foreign intervention which I telv i Miumim. 1IU.

111. 1 In lha -iK jr a pan wuu i We think they are credible nl! Red and Black Led. Window "Brave spirit! mourned with food regret, Leetia life's pride, in valor's noon; wbo oould deem thy star should darkly and so Mod. Tbe soldier's 4ea4h hath bmea tkf Aoom, The soldier's tear thy nee4 etiatl be: Yet son of wa bo proder iemb Could fate have reared for theef nx miue on 'Abuvtue by Dhast th command- Vwttv Raaia r.T-k VrmCU vi nit; suum ana Harvxn th tSrOar advicas from Hollj Spring Blakelvin T.n,'04 has of us should be uide awake, and that at onco, to what thy Mn. We -c Tk Tl I nnrlh ueorge u.

i renuce, oi tne Liotus. I was quite success infamy, Is dead. He how tbat the emy are determined on pushing dowet into this State ua ranidl vi lie Journal, ara down that Lord Lyons comes charged with roesitjj serenaded. I ful' destrjing many cars, locomotives aod a speech, he step 1 re killed and wounded from tU teach of hu. 8.ed.

Spanish Brown, Bed or Bria5 Wood, British Lustre er t' Polish, Black Sand, Spaniel Whiting, Piaster of Shaving, Blacking. Hit. i II. ir Prim When called on for as possibie. They are anc ounced to be in propositions to Lincoln'- Government for ending the war.

They Lave been the M.bject i i i r' I seiAiiti fivA i nas tnuch to be fo given, place a fight occured between 6 a militrv cnnanirr r-snltino- "in f. PW limits pcu oui. upoi iue uaicuny, out was so myen I '--v uuuurea Aottiiduists force at Lagrange, Tendon tine Memphis and Charleston railroad, a4 their ad ranee iutoxicuted that he lost hi footi iutf rfod I WM err alight. Thret VCfV aiinrnr lliraii i.v of long and deep refieciio, and of much ne uk-UWAUl, I Whkewash Brofie. ADoiition brijrades haye reinforced Ma fell aniouj; the crowd.

Unfortunately nas already reached Limar. Marshal gotiation between Englaud and Franco Dun, at his residence in Hempstead eonnty. I FlavoriBa' Eztraeta. Kmc. Cloves, ley in Nashville.

TheDlaouiM four or five of the former. At Ci enrolling have been nnabU nlete thair wnrlr ad, Green. Chet county, io this State; or the railroad be. some oue caugnt inui betjre he broke his araausaa, on tne ztn uctober. ISBZ.

Mr. 1 uimeea. Cinnamon Arrow Koot. sage. Whrt the nature tUcm may be time will de- a mm I mrt neck.

Morgan burst railroad bridges and water BBJ vaa ojdsuvji, in ia year oi nis age, I i a pi oca, rear liaxtey, iceiana rat ov years oi wnicn ne naa neea a consistent I ueiaun or lunglaas, Purgative, iomc tween Holly bpnngs and Grand Junction, where tbey were met by Jackson's cavalry Gen. Pemberton has been busily en- menioer oi "tbe Cumberlana Preebyteriaa I and Ague Puis. Sarsanarilla. Mrs Mobile, Not. 10.

A Decial rlli-lt iuurcn. 5.A. Allen's Hair Restorer. One thing is notieeaUe in this, that in the lL It ef t-Ve learn that Gen. iu mc Auvemser ana liecistir fmm Brother Anderson was benevolent without I School Booeks, mt Port Hudson one We seein this the Umit to the nutaeT3iCV strength of our enemy.

They have it. millions to our eight, bat they, brought into the field. Lined core at home, to enable him lsa ilebtf5 to population to any extent--e fM nmbOTS of the Mem-whether the call fPU forwarded by mail. 1 1 C'J I Ivnoaf tile, 10th and Lynchburg. Va 8th, "SCU ow tiony oprioga recently preparing for an attacd and is we expect by this time ready.

We may look for stirring ostentation, charitable, always kind and gen rumor from England no egnisance ia taken of the Southern Confederacy. The mission is to Lincoln aleae. So far as we are concerned day last wee. u. I haa authentic information that the I will Ka mlril erous to tbe poor and eufferine.

he live'i the I ALSO naa life of tbe christian and died the death of the I w. IK onte An for 9T nicer auu tiomsu ire marching in large force into times in North Mississippi in a Ter short v. I frtlffca. ntA.u "7i ricKiuurg nnip, bth. toe wer part of Loudon and Fauoueir -1 lur uidj ubji Bcivrw ma xih i qnmrt bottles, SO cents per dozen for pint eo bis saffenngs were great, bat he bore it all I Md 95Ma wer dozen for ia.

wrevided ed. We are tut with christian fortitude. Ia the death ef uv.wv wiw me lOKouon ot adTanciii k-. i for K.k. A a 1 I 4 fT JTIlO nAitnm it.

VT I we will have it" A great aeaj ot matter nanaea ns iuesuj iastthe Abolition cavalry iv ui me xvaicnes Courier awiomi uie cnurcn naa lose ble member, society an ornament, the comma Onr uaw irom vvarrentou. hnt eh for ur0ltin 0Ter for wnt of rooH Nor. 12, 182, soagh nas seen a private letter fm 4 "V- "Heruios," the correpor.det of the Char f-sioo Mtcury, in a recent tetter. Geo. Johnston pnm U'-cs B.

regard one of the greatest straU cist aai xaeticia js cf age nity a esteemed neighbor aad friend. Bat ifi winst have patience. AH will appear i-g reiMur-eed we reoccupied the ptace lex day Oo the game day the Virgin- statibC that the Captain of the blookaders and six or seven of his men he has gen from as, yet we mourn not as these 'vrho have hooa. for we have that NOTICE. i4i we still stand npon the record of foreign ouvts a portion of the United States encaged in rebellion.

No term -ire to be sent t. as. It is onlor to beprojosed to Lincoln tbat he do so an 1 so in our regard. It cannot be mediation, for that supposes parties. Mediation is between nations at Had our independence ben reco.rniced first, me 'i itlon woid be a iper offer, wtieh mijrht Lccept reject.

rence 1 is the proper I is interference with the Unite States, with ineh we liUe yt, nothing to do. except as it ma- OATS feVi uayanj wicn lour nieces of artilr 300 naa oeA taken pruoe8, sent Corpus Cbristi. the vers rdaoe hm hA we. a tu jf ed by Aboliuon Myalry abiding faith connected with the bright testimony heft by our brotbar, that or separation will be ant bat after a fewahort years wr MATHS. i MoilT.

Ike tkiaplasters of Samuel rr-inled at UUtle Rock, are worth Bullion od a quarter of fir-a i station, oaf the Ifaoassaa bomiardieg to and ooo not eon- W. B. Gilmer's Plantation. Oct, 31t at most, a happy rwaLn will cake place, lisp rauroad. arho Aantnrr1 tm n.ts froi arnyee in rVeayt met soum here.

Leek one for where parting will be kao wn bo mere. quec. The aua letter confirms the re-ported arraf la 4 fexao port of two vw-ta with thimtUr Median Death seemed 'envious of our love cci.dom during the past fifteen mon til ih i'ejBaptnj'e by a dashing Puis is where Liocol't get" enemy retreating. pai -I-" ODMbnday the enemy attempted rto And clasped our treasure to his brer tT a wembajt S. A A I -rtt Before we bind or But iJLArmvrll happily he dwells 'above' 1 1W Iw, ILt00k cS068 of Mttoo; on AA with his Ma-vJ wrlves by pUes, we mns first The weather is clear, warm and pita at.

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