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LITTLE ROCK, FEBRUARY 5, 1537 s.zzz.-r=zzs======-== No newspaper mails lately from any quarter

 

 The Supreme Court, Whiclad been in session at this place for three weeks previous, adjourned on Monday last The application of JonN k. TAYLOR, ex-Sherif of this county for q mandamus compel the Governor to commission him county sheriff. was, on the day of adjournment dismissed with the costs on the applicant The Postmaster General hes ordered that addition al weekly trip be performed the mail route from Boes vile to Izard c. H.also, additional weekly trip the route from Izard c. H. to Fayetteville

 Two new Post Offices have been established in this State, viz: sCressyilles Izard CO.,, Col James Cress- vile, P. M--and Sugar Creek, Benton county, Saul Birks, r. N.

 letter from the Adntant General to tc Secretary of War; dated Dec 3 1886, relative to the progress which been made in the selection of site for garrison on the Arkansas rver and the designation ofhe line for the great western military road, says

 Son the l4tb of November, Col. Kearney informed the Department that he intended to leave Ft Leaven- worth in few days for the purpose of selecting the site for military post on the Arkansas and the pont at which the road Is that river. Since that time nothing has been heard from Col. kearney any other officer touching his duty.

 "As to the location and opening of the road, 1t may be inferred that nothing has yet been done, will be, until the coming spring. Of conrse no change In the disposition of the troops with regard 10 the new cordon ofposts contemplated by the law, has yet been deter mined upon depending 1t does, upon the location of the military road.