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 HoN EDw. CRoss arrived in our city last Friday evening; having left Washington on the 18th June He left here, early next morning, in the Southern stage, for his residence in Hampstead county Dur ing the few hours he was here he received the calls of several of his friends. We had the pleasure of paying our respects to him; and it was pleasure indeed, to greet, his return among his consttu- ens and to the bosom of his family, our distinguished and faithful Congressional Representative. In this but express the feeling of the people of Arkansas Endeared to them before, by his pure character, and faithful services the recent course of Judge CRoss upon subjects of the deepest interest and most vital importance, has secured him hold upon their con- fdence and affection, which nothing can shake, and which any man may envy It will be gratifying to his friends and all are his friends to learn that he is in excellent health and is animated with he highest and most cheering hopes ofDemocratic success. He brings glad tidings from the North and East. The prospects of Democracy bright, and brghtening, every where. Our party were neverso united, firm, determined, and zeaoasy enthusiastic, as they now are. We have always had the numbers; and only needed union. That We now have; and we are ani- mated by spirit which will not even contemplate any thing but success. Success is certain.

 Judge CRoss is expected to visit our city again, about two weeks hence.