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isyille; Lexington, and many other cities

 

 People in the West are hardly aware of tht immense strides which the East is making in improvement, by means of railroads. We could specify twenty five or thirty, now in progress, or talked of, from Quebec in Cana da, 10 Florida. There is to be one from Cue bee to Portland, in Maine, one from Portland to Boston, through Newburyport--one Is completed from Boston to Worcester. There will be one from Worcester to Albany--and there is one from Albany to Schenectady, which will intersect the great proposed rail road from New York city to Lake Erie.-- There IS one from Boston to Lowell--one pro- posed from New Orleans to Nashville-(tho' that is in the soath-wost. There is one from Baltimore to Washington--one from New Haven, Ct.s to Springfield, Mass, which is to have branches to West Stockbridge, to Hud- son and Albany Even in Vermont there is to be one, from Rutland to Whitehall. There is to be one from Wilmington, Del, to the Susquehannas The three great cities, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, are con- tending for the trade of the West-and line of rail roads will shortly run from each city to the Mississippi, Then will Arkansas in- crease in population, as her resources. are brought into play. We venture to predict that in.twenty years from this day. we, if we are still alive, may jump into locomotive, and travel to Boston, New York, Philadel- phia, or Baltimore, at the rate of fifty miles an hour. Who can calculate what Arkansas, with her inexhaustable mineral country, will then be About that time, we, # we should still be denizen of the world, and yielding the editorial grey goose quill, may write as follows:

 "The new and splendid locomotive Little Rock, will start tomorrow morning, at five o'clock, for Boston. Passage ten dollars freight as asuaL We observe that the unri- vailed locomotive Sky Lark, twenty hours from Baltimore, brought five hundred per sons, visitors to the celebrated Hot Springs of the Washlta. Returns of census of the State complete-whole number of inhabit- ants. l,590,000. Stephen F. Austin is re- elected Governor of the State of Texas-and the rall road frem Jackson, formerly San iselipes) is nearly anisheds We can recol- lect when the Prairie between this and the Post was unsettled--it Is new illli oi' flourish ing towns. Exports of the State of Arkan- sas the last year, l5,o00.0o0 lbs. lcad--2o, GOO lbs. cobalt -l00, GOO lbs, zinc--cotton, l,000000 baies--wheat 90,000 bushels. We are gratlfied in announcing that our subscrip- ton list now numbers 5000 subscribers Lord our mouth waters at that last idea.- We'll say no more.