FOURTH OF JULY-l844.
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The anniversary of our National Independence whose every recurrence is hailed with grateful en. thusasm by every true American will be celebrated tomorrow, in becoming manner, by the citizens of Little Rock.

 We have been furnished with the following pro- gramme of the order of exercises which we have pleasure in laying before our readers

 < A National salute of THIRTEEN GUNS will be fired at day break by the Guards. At half past 9 9ao'clock, procession will form at the corner of East Main and Markham streets, iii which the Aflerent Associations of the city, the Bench and Bar, and the citizens generally, are requested to join, in an order to be directed by the gentlemen who will act as Marshals. At the same time, the Repre- sentative Hall will be opened for the reception of ladies only

 The procession will march to the State House, where, at 10 o'clock, the occasion will be observed by the following

 ORDER OF EXERCISES:

 Prayer, Rev. Mr. YoUNG.

 Reading of Declaration of Independence, s. S. TUCKER. Esq.

 Grafton, Dr. s. LAURIE.

 After which, an address will be delivered before the Temperance Society and Sunday Schools, by E. II. ENGLISH, Esq.

 Benedction, Rev. Mir. KERN.

 Atmeridian, National salute of TWENTY SIX GUNS will be fired by the Guards

 At half past two o'clock, the Guards win receive their invited guests at the State House, and escort them to the Anthony House, where the company. their guests, and the citizens generally, will dine at half past 3 o'clock.

 At sunset, grand National salute of ONE HUNDRED GUNS will be fired by the Guards

 g. Tickets for the dinner, to a limited number, for sale at the bar of the Anthony House,