NArcn1roeuEs. Oct 22, 1891.
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AIovements of the .4,my.-Dn Thurs day last four companies of the Eth Re giment of the United States Army, un- der the command of Lieut.. Col. J. E. MANY, left this place in the Steam-hoat Enterprise for Cantonment Gibson ea the Arkansas River; Col. Many with ihis command have composed the garrl- son of Cant. Jcssap, D miles west ol this place, for the last eight or nine years. During his long residence a moRgst us, his conduct has been such, as 10 endear hin to a numerous circle of friends and appropriateness in private life. Distinguished for his good sense. and an intimate knowledge ol the mili- tary profession, he was respected by his interiors in rank, and by the trankness and cordiality Of his mannerand address, gained their attachment as an officer the army has none of greater merit, and the country not firmer or more ar dent patriot.

 Wc should do injustice to the officers of the corps, did we not express our re- gret at their departure. Between them and the citizens of this Parish, the ut most harmony and good feeling, has al- 1 ways prevailed. To the whole con- mand we wish prosperous voyage and safe arrival at Gibson; where we under stand the whole 7th Regiment will De concentrated.

 

 1 As we stated in our last, General Leavensworth withlsix companies of the third Regiment have relieved Col. Ma ny at Cant. Jessup.

 A letter from gentleman in Ken lucky to his friend i'll Baltimore, giving an account of the election oi Air. CLAY to the Senate, under date of November II, mentions the following circumstan Ices, which are not unintcresting: .sCol. R. M. JonNsoNgavea party lasl levelins in homer Of sis vote, and one was given on the part of MT. Clay. ] friends. Mr. CLAY, us we'll as many O his friends, attended the Coloners il the fore part of the evening, and at hal past seven the rooms of Mir. Clay were opened and all made their appearance there. The asperities of long-engen dered party feeling seemed to have pas sed away, and the utmost harmony pre- 1 vailed. Indeed, il seemed more likt olden times, when party had not divided and separated us.

 } General ASHLEY has been elected t represent th tis State State o of aMs.;ss;; :;s press. ricc Mir. PITTS. deceased.