ARKANSAS BANKS.
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If half is true-and we be lieve it aI-that is re-
vealed by tie commissioners appointed by the
Governor of Arkansas to examine the banks OF
that State, they are not far behind, Tin Jfnancaer
ing.) our own immortal banking institutions, or
the far-famed Pennsylvania humbug, the Bank
of the United States. Misrepresentation, false
hood, and other fashionable practices have been
extensively resorted to by the officers of their
banks. The cashier of the branch at Fayette-
vile, it appears, has been in the habit of making
false reports to the board in relation to the con-
dition Of the branch at that place, reporting
on hand.


When the branch at Fayetteville suspended
specie payment in Nov. '39, there were S98 900
in gold and silver on hand; in May, lS4l, S4S,-
600 of that amount was m ssing, and the officers
of the bank would give no account of it.


Another item of S35 900 is missing and can.
not be explained by the officers.


Several of the books of the bank had been de.
stroyed by the officers of the bank few days
before their examination commenced; and when
tOuQu, tDSJ WSEC 6O uulildbSu mat luSy COUlQ
learn nothing from them.


| HIEDs CouNTy.-The Wings of Kinds have
met in convention, and nominated the following
ticket for the House of Representatives:
| James C. Mitchell, Reuben Collins, Thomas


Harney and Leroy H. Ta:om.
UFJudge Bland, of Vicksburg, who was
brought out as one of the candidates Of the


antibond party. has seen the error of hi.


course. and. like an honest man, come ou, in


favor of paying the bonds


| FLORIDA.-The New Orleans Courie,


of 23d July, says:


4 "a letter received this morning from Tam
pa, states that Wild Cat and his Is negro anf


Indian associates, were in irons on board the
i u. S. schooner L. F. Hunt. in Tampa bav
! It was SAID to be the intention of the com
mander to hang him in thirty DAYS, unless