{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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LITTLE Rock BRIDGE CoMpANY.-Maj. Bing- ham has just returned from Memphis, and we are pleased to learn that he has succeeded in awakening very great interest in that city in relation to the completion of the Military Road from that place to this, and as an indispensable prerequisite the build ing of the Bridge across the Arkansas River at this point. The newspapers of. that city speak of the contemplated improvement in the most natterng and encouraging terms and strongly urge it's claims upon the attention, enterprise and capital of the citizens public meeting was holden, also, at which appro- priae speeches were made, and inappropriate report adopted on the subject which will be laid before our readers next week. The spirit of improvement is again abroad in the land Itis rising from the ruins of former ex,ravagance, and going to work in that prudent, cautious manner that will be sure to result in permanent success. The Bridge is a much need cd improvement here, and though Memphis, and the great travelling community are to be greatly bcnc- fitted by i, yet in pecuniary point Little Rock is to reap the principal result of the work