eeffs'Poassnes Of the Arkansas Inieiiise aecr.


WAsHlNGroy CRY, Nav 28th.
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Col. Benton, in spite Of other excitsments, ha
been making one Of his strong speeches on Oregon
he !" driving in his stakes at Forty mine and Il
TINT line we will all come at last. Benton is on,
Of our strongest men; his positions are never taker
TO BE- abandoned; his perseverance is lndomitable
as politician he is impracIicabls and no mar
has more violent enemies in and out Of his owr
party: to his friends he is easy and pleasant; tc
others reserved and al times imperous,


The last news from General Taylor is most
g'or'ous-lhe enemy completely routed. Tayor's
treatment OF his distinguished prisoner. Gen. Vega
was Just like keniuckian: such incidents are
highly honorable in state Of war. No body
now doubts Taylor's ability TO command the rmy
| never did for moment he has shown himself
worthy of the high command-adyces receivee
here represent him as the idol Of his army. Gen
eral Scott has not started yet-he will 90 in few
days. force Of some 10000 Americans will
be at Maiamoras before the fall. and with this
army Mexico will be invaded, il Gen. Taylor
does not finish the Susiness before them. The
death Of Major RinggoId is sincerely regretted
here: he resided in Baltimore, and was universally
beloved: he was noble fellow.


The Odd Fellows had great festival on yes
.erday-the dedication Of their Hall lately erected
in this city; their march was very imposing and
the procession contained several hundreds, many
OF whom were vis.ers from other cities: last night
grand evee closed the festivities of The occasion.
The order is very numerous here and in the
neighboring cities, and is sad to be increasing.


have been to the National Fair, and really il
is an exhibition worth seeing: the building is very
large, and is filled with specimens of American
workmanship. | cannot convey to you an id Gu
Of this exhibition; know of no b.anch of industry
which is not here represented; the useful and
ornamental are here arranged with great deal
Of taste the building is denseI, crowded; is
lighted at night with most bran. gas, and the
most perfect order is preserved.


The great business of President making has
been neglected for some days: the friends Of
Generals Scott and Cass seem now b have the
field. Somebody has had the presumption to in.
sinuate that General Taylor will be P:e,ident be.
fore either Of them.


The political world seems still.


understand tha, Babe, the Pirate und,r sen.
tence, has been Purdoned he is said to ts in a
low state Of health. ARKANSAS.