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 ARKANsAs MISsTReLs.-A fair young friend has sent us the following facetious paragraph, cut from Memphis paper:

 "Our citizens were yesterday very unex- pectedly entertained by the arrival of grand Concert family from Arkansas. Concerts have been all the rage in these parts for a few months, md we have had many fine singers to startle and amuse us. But the Arkansas choir are creating a more stirring and lasting impression than did even Henry Russell. We allude to the arrival of the .Messieivs Mos qnitoc, whose programme of entertainment and powers of instrumentation as well as yo- cal capacity, our readers have doubtless been made acquainted with, through their biils, which they always carry with them, and thus cheat the printer. although they are polite enough to call or him for an insertion"