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J. Donelson, at bis own request, No man has
deserved more honor, for tho faithful and able
manner, in which he has carried on the aogocia I
tons, with which he was entrusted and now,
when a minister is no longer required in Texas,
he desires TO return to the U. States.


We have had 10 the last ten days some severe
storms. attended BY lightning, few evenings since
the Assembly Rooms, IN this city, were struck
and boy and woman stunned by the shock, 'l'ey
soon recovered. ~


There has been On arrival at New Yof' and
some foreign news, though not of much interest.
Tho Iron monster. tho Great Britain, is now
looked for. she is the lnrgss, vessel aoat. is pro-
PEELED by steam, she will be the first iron vessel to
cross the ocean, this will form a new era in At
lantc navigation and very many doubt its Proc.l-
cability.


The Tennessee elections alone excite any in
terest here.


ARKANSAS,