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now making in liberal government on the continent of Europe.

 l From the iberality hitherto displayed by the Post Nj aster General, we confident ly hope, that lie will, as soon as praciica- ble. establish oi=weekly, or tri-week- Iy mail, between this place and the Mis- siss;fpi, either ai Memphis, or at the Mouth of White River, and a bi-weekIy mail between this place and St. Louis. The Steamer Nile, arrived on Thurs day morning from inc Mississippi, and de- parted on the same evening for Fort Gib- son.

 On Tbnrsday evening, tie Reindeer arr rived from Fort Gibson, and on Friday night, departed for New Orleans.

 On Friday, tLe yolant arrived from the Mouth of White River, and ilnm mediately proceeded to Fort Smith.

 The Spy, arrived yesterday, and de- parted the same evening for tie mouth of White River.

 The steamboat Convoy ascending the river few miles above Fort Aoams. about the first of the month, strnck sssfs s and wefitt das5f, instantly. fortu- nately no lives were losi. although the crew and passengers escaped with diff cG.iy.

 On the 29tl of January, in the Bay ou piaquemine, tie steamer Paul Cliff ford collapsed fue, hy which seven off the crew were sealded, five of whom have since died.- ieds5arg .4dD.

 Ide Missionaries Released. We are glad 10 be able to announce that ques- ton which has long aeitated the public mind has been settied. The MiSsiofla- res who were confined in the Georgia penitentiars, and whose easel 1t was ex- peeted would come ar before the St preme Court, for final decision. during its present term, having instructed lheif counsel 10 decline further proceedings Tn relation to them, they were immedi- ately pardoned by inc Governor eff Georgia, and released. Ne have con- versed with gentleman uho saw a wagon conveying their baggage from the Penitentiary. aud wilo was informed that the Missionaries themselves had preceded t, to the residence of the Su- pefintendent ofihe prison. Thus, is one great hone of contention between C cor gia aaa the general government renov cd, and thus is the bond of sympathy, weak enough before. between Georgia and Sonth Carolina, elfectnaly sunder- ed. We learn that ttie South Carolina nullifiers heard tue news with evident chagrin. They saw and felt that ono of the chief propsof their cause was re- moved. Lynoh5eug fir.