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f Arrived, on Tuesday morning, the Isteamer Spy, from tbe Mississippi, and after short detention, departed for Fort Gibson.

 \ On "Wednesday evening. Inc steamer

 Little Rock. s days from News0r!eans.-

 On tbe following morning slle departed for

 Fort Gihson.

 On thursday morning. tho steamer Ark

 ansaw returned from Fort Gibson, and in

 short tino departed for New Q rleans. Ja Friday morning, arrived t!e steam- CT Volant, 10 days from New Orleans, and after few hours detention, departed for ECantonment Gibson

 On Monday evening, the steamer Nile arrived from Fort Gihson. and en Tuesday morning departed for the Ii Ii outil of White Friyer,

 To CoRREsTosDHNrs.--W have lately

 received several letters from friends in tbe

 neighboring counties, expressing the state

 of public feeling on the subject ef our pext | Representative in Congress.

 We deem it imprudent at this carly pe-

 riod, to publish any thing witch will have

 tendency 10 produce excitement among

 the community on the subject of the next

 August election.

 The strnbiic sentiment letters, pub.

 lished almost every week in tbe Gazette, are sufficient le keep tic pialic informed

 that there will be two caadidates before inc people for the representation of Ar

 kausas in the National councils; and are all-suficient 10 produce free and silent

 inyestig igation of tie merigs If ihe canai- dates. We are unwilling 10 disturb the repose of the public mind, so seldom en- lJoyed, by prematurelY saying or publish

 ing anght which weuld aapid a preience

 for comnoncemeni of paper hoatiltics.

 At proper time, if accds De, wo will tay before the public, the public sentiments of our friendly correspondents. 4 moments reflection will satisfy shem of tic correct ness Of oaf present determination.