Hon. J. M. PORTER, Sec'y of War.

NEWS IN ADVANCED
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INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE!

 All we have to say of the following doe ument is, that 1t reads like s.the genuine arti- cle ;" and that it came into our hands by fair means. We submit it to the due apprecia- ton of our readers.

 LITTLE Rock, Jan'y l7th, lS44.

 WEDNESDAY NIGHr, 9 o'cLocK. To he Editor of Ms ".Norih .arkansas D

 My DEAR SlR-The labors of the achig Convention closed this evening at o'clock !; and hasten to lay before you the result of their deliberations Col. Terence Farrelly, ot Arkansas county, was unanimously elect ed President of the Conventions; and must confess, that l was highly gratifeH to see him preside with so much dignity and ease over its deliberations. On motion of A. w. Arlington, Walter E. Preston, Esqr., of Phil lips, and Benjamin J. Borden, Esq. of Pulas- Ri, were unanimously chosen Secretaries to the Convention.

 There never has been any convention, in the history of great actig principles, where there was better order, and more unanimity of feeling than was manifested on this occa- sion. The different parts of the State repre-