LAST SATURAY NIGH !!
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Ht DGHuOSidtS SlOliOuS lucSNtil5 tAG Sltg Hall on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of burying whiggery in the grave, which distinguish ed Whig orator of this State, had, in his magina- ton. dug for the interment of Democracy in Arlan- sas. Judge E. Johnson explained the object of the meeting in a a brief and appropriate speech. Then, at the call of the meeting, came the gallant Yell, and gave us heart cheering speech. He was followed by Mir. Floyd of Johnson, who is real war horse, and sprinIled pepper upon the carcass of whiggery in abundance. Then followed Gen. Smith, of Craw- ford, who is veteran in the cause, and gave us a handsome address, Col. Ashley, the lon-headed Butcher of the central division, next called for and excused himself after few pointed remarks- After short speech by the seniors editor ofthe Ban ner, followed General John Roane, of Crawford, in a most enthusiastic and animatins address Gene raj Drew the Governor elect, who had been repeat edy called for, then came forward and excused him self on account of ill heath aftesa few excellent remarks on the principles of Democracy. After him the junior editor of the Banner gave US an account of the great coon s1nning that had recently taken place in Arkansas.

 The meeting then left the hall, formed process sion, led by splendid band of music, marched to the Banner ofce gave three cheers for the Banner, (or which we thank them) received from the office three transparent lanerns with sentimental prints upon them, and thence proceeded along several streets. The procession probably the largest and most animating ever seen in this place. TIE WHGs DID NOT ENJOY IT.

 *By tte Senior Editor of Ae Banner, is meant Mr English ds he IS | maffied man.

 GEN. THomAs S. DREW, the Governor elect of Arkansas, arrived in our city on Saturday last.

 Gov. YELL, member elect to the next Congress, arrived in town on Friday last.

 HoN. i. II. SEWER reached our city yesterday afternoon. from his residence in Jefferson, of which county he has recently become resident

 GovERNoR's MrssAaE.-We have only room to call attention 10 the excellent Message of Governor Adams, which was communicated to the two Houses on Tuesday, the 5th instant; through Mir. L. Rear den, lis private Secretary who read it in an elegant manner.

 The proceedings of the Legislature on Monday will be found in to-day's paper. The Committees not having been appointed, nothing of consequence was done on Tuesday, except the passage of joint resolution in reference to the death of the amented Fulton, and the reception of the Message. The proceedings will be fully reported in our next.

 CONGRESSIONAL VoTE.-We refer our readers to the Governors proclamation, in another column, for the official congressional vote in each county. YELLs majority over Walker is s529.

 yoTE FOR GoyERNoR.-ot Official, as counted by the Leoislature to-dav-