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HE PRESERVATION OF A BANNER TO THE DEMOCRACY OF LITTLE RocK.-The ladies of Little Rock presented a fine banner to the democracy of that place, on the 2d inst. by the hands of the beautiful and accomplished Miss ELLEN FIELD, of tbat city, who at the same time delivered an appropriate address, beautiful in style: and the gallant Editor of the "Banner,o who had the agreeable task of replying to 1t, states, 1t twas delivered with a grace and eloquence of manner which has been rarely equalled, and could not be sur passed. It's effect upon the numerous assem- blaze was electrical; and scarcely had the last words fallen from the lips of the lovely speaker, when the deafening shouts of ap- plause, in prolonged and successive rounds, rent the air.''

 We regret that we have not space to pub fish the address of Miss FIELDS and the re- sPonse of our worthy contemporary. They are published in the Banner of the 9th inst, where they will be found interesting and worthy the peNsal of the reader.

 .4ghS. Iatelligeacer. Thanks to you, for this kindly notice, our gallant and worthy friend-Gen. Clarke, of the Western Division.