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We see letter in the last Arkansas
Banner, from ex.Gov.Yell, now in the
House Of Representatives at Washing.
ton. 1t is very warike in its tone.
Being written at the moment the
rumor reached Washington that Mr..
Slidell had been insulted in Mexico,
he remarks. upon that occurrence as
follows:-N. O. Pics


in the course of week we shall
hear the worst. flour honor has been
trampled upon, or our interest sacri-
fed. Congress will sit from 10, A. NJ,
till 10, PM, and vote men and money
to supportit, instanter. lhope sincere
ly that the "cup may be permitted to
pass;" but if not, shall take it up with
a determination TO chastse both Eng
land and Mexico, and take country
enough from them 10 indemnify US for
all the expenses Of The war.