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the proprIety of changing the name, at the ensuing session of the Legislature, by sub- stituting DEsHA for .sevier

  MEMBERS Or THE LEGISLATURE. The following is complete list of the Members elected to tl4e next Legislature of this Territory:

 COUNCIL.

 PulaSka-Charles Caldwell

 ir1rrence-David Orr.

 IadePendeace-James Boswell. JaehSon-Rowland 1'idwell.

 Ixard-Jacob Wolf

 .Hilter--Nashan G. Crittenden. Seuier--B. H. C. ITartield.

 Union--Isaac Pennington.

 Lqfayette--Jesse Douglass.

 Hempstedd--Daniel r. Witter. C1ark-Moses Collins. Jeferson-ii ilIiam P Hackett. C1icot-Wiliam E. Patton. .frkansdS-Te FarreIIy. PhHhps--James II. Mckenzie. .honroe-WiIliam 1ngrum.

 Sf. Francis-Green E. Lincecum. Criaenden-Edmund H. Bridges. Hot Spring-John Wells.

 Coaway-Reube zen J. Blount.

 Pope-Isaae Hughes.

 C,'aacford-Rohert Sinclair.

 Washineton-Robert McAmy. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Pulashi--S. M. Rutherford and P. T.. CTut tch6eld

 Lawrence-George s. Hudspeth and R. Smith, jr.

 Independence and Jackson--Morgan Mag ness and Caleb 2. Manly.

 Isard-Frederick Talbot.

 .Hiller and Seuier--John Clark. Union and LofayeHc--Jamcs $. Conway. Hempstead--WilIiam Trimble and Thos. ". Scott.

 Cldrk--John Wilson.

 Jefersoa--Nehemiah Holland. Chicot--Jobn Gibson.

 .arkansas-~IlaroId StiIlw eli.

 PhiiJips-Fieetwood Hanks.

 .St. Francis and .1gonroe-John ". Cal vert and Samuel FilIingim.

 CriueRden--Ja ames Livingston.

 Cousoay sas. Hos Sfting-Nimrod Men efee.

 Pope-Andrew Scott.

 Csauford-Charles Wolf and R. c. $. Brown.

 Washingion-James Pope and Abraham Whinnery.

 While on the Mississippi river, few days since, we were informed by passen- gers on board the steamboat Huron, di- rect from New Orleans, that on the l7th and 18th ut. that city was visited by one of the most violent and destructive storms, within the recollection of the oldest in- habitants-perhaps equalled by none with in the knowledge of the present genera tion. We are not in possession of partic- ulars. farther than that the damage done the shipping and city, is estimated at Jour aaiilions of doilars! When the Huron lett the city was remarkably healthy.

 We refer our readers to the following ar ticle from Baltimore paper, on the subJec ofthe many astronomical phenomena whici occurred from the 4th to the l2thult as al fording cause of the solar phenomenon which was witnessed here at that time.- 1t is much more philosophical to suppose that so uncommon a concentration, as were, of the planetary system, in so shor a space of time, should have produced correspondent change in the atmosphere which induced the solar appearance at sh