satisfied, with pride and pleasure, by the de-
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satisfied, with pride and pleasure, by the de- mocracy of Arkansas.

 The TIMES NEwspApER. in which orig mated the scHrrous attack on certain mem bers of the Senate, wherein they were ac- cused of entering into reasonable com pact with the British Minister, died last eve ming, after lingering illness, probably su- Perinduced by congestion of Ae brain, on the part of its Editor more beseless fab rc tban those charges, was never raised by folly and credulity. It was shown in the m- vestgatIon conducted by a committee of the Senate, that there was not even a shadow of foundation for the attack, and that the very persons brought forward by the Editor and proprietor of the paper to prove their char ges, had themselves been informed of them by thatEdltor and proprietor themselves

 The President sent messageto the Senate on Tuesday, in compliance with the resoln- ton offered by Mir. Dayton, declalms his opinion ot the Propriety of putting the eom- try in state ol defense Mir. Folks views are unwavering on the subject of Oregon. He declared his conviction of the justice of cur title up to 5l 40' in his annual message, and there Is not Inc shadow of a reason to suppose for moment that his opinions on this subject have undergone the slightest change X.