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COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. sStiU they come"

 THE ARKANSAS BANNER comes to us with the name of Dr. SoLoN BoRLAND as editor. We hail the return of this gentleman to the editorial corps with no common measure of qualification and we heartily congratulate the democracy of Arkansas upon securing for their State organ the services of so able and vigilant an exponent and champion of their principles, rights and interests. For the brief period he was at the head of the ssWestern World,'' he evinced talents of very high order, and earned an editorial re- putation to be envied by many of the oldest veterans of the Press. Again we express our qualification at his return among us, and hope he may long continue in pursuit which he is we'll calculated to adorn, and from which much good may be anticipated.

 Memphis ( Tenn9 Appeal.

 CHE ARKANSAS BANNERn is the name of a Democratic paper, the publication of which was recently commenced at Little Rock, in Arkansas. It is handsome sheet, printed on fine paper, with type entirely new, and the workmanship is very superior. It is ed ited by Dr. Solon Borland, an orthodox De- mocrat, and one of the most accomplished scholars and best writers of the day; and, judging from the manly and able manner in which he presents himself to the public in the number of the paper before us, we pre- dict for him career of great usefulness, and hope to see that young and promising State, aided by his powerful and vigorous pen, place herself again conspicuously before the country, as one of the States whose political faith neither fraud nor force can shake. We wish the Banner every species of success.

 Ihe Globe.