BENJ. j. BORDEN, By s. F. LOGAN. Office of Arkansas State Gazette. LjHie Rock, ,Noe. 9, 1844.
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PLEASING INc1DENT-We had the pleasure of attending the Anniyersaryof the Missionary Soeie- ty of the Arkansas Conference, held by the Confer cnce at this place, on Monday evening last

 Afterseyera addresses, and collection, the Sec retary read from the constitution, provision enti- ting any person to membership for one year. on the payment of one dollar, and for life upon the pay ment of ten After several persons had been made members, Bishop BIoRBIs arose, made few re- marks and laying five dollars the table, said he would be one of t,co to make his EXcelieney, the GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS, a life member. The proposition was forthwith respoalsi to by the Rev. Mr. HUNTER, now stationed preacher at this place, for the M. E. Church. and Gov. Drew was recorded as life member.

 Col. Thornton, of Clark proposed to make MR. POLK a member on the same terms, and was respof tled to by Col Pelham of Independence.

 One of the preachers, (name moi known), proposd on the same terms, 10 make MR. CLAY a life member. and was responded to by some one else, whose name we did not hear

 The ladies then made ATHs. CLAY life member

 OMIssIoNs.-lf we omit many subjects which, in the opinion of our readers, should be discussed in our columns, we hope to be pardoned for little while at least in consideration of the intire occr patton of our minds with the glorious result of the elections We have laboredhard for twelve months i; our labors have been crowned with success; and we claim the privilege, for short time, of throw. ing aside our arms and armor, and joining our friends in easy and pleasant contemplation of the blessings which propitious Heaven has poured out upon our country. After brief season of rest and recreation, we shall resume our work.

 DEMoaArlc BtLL.-In honor of the glorious tli- umph of cur cause, a Ball will be given al the An thony House, in this City, tomorrow evening. Il has been gotten up, jointly, by the members of the Legislature and the citizens. At preparatory meeting last evening, taeeaty-segea managers were appoiuted--one for each State in the Union and one for the CLONE SPAR. Tickets will be issued during to-day and tomorrow should the sabserip- lion committee omit to call on any gentleman who may desire to subscribe, his name will be received on application to Mir. Inc. Brown, by whom the ball is to be furnished in hi best style. which is ie best style.

 We are authorised, and pleased to say, that al- though this is to be Democratic Ball, it is desired and expected that we shall be joined in the festiyi- ties, by al the Whis Ladies' and as many Nhig gentlemen as can find 1t convenient and agreeable 10 attend. However much we may differ in poli- ties there should be no divisions in our sacia rea- tions We are opponents, yet friends and, on an occasion like the present, may all come togeth- CT as one family and join in manifestation of re- spcct lofthe voice of the American People, no mat ter for or against what party it may have spoken For p0pad, eor DeR B.

 LAWRENCE CouNrY.--A few weeks since, in our report of the senatorial election in this county.