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DROWNED MAN FouND-In the account, furnish ed last week. of the loss of the steamer Arkansas, it was stated that one fife lost. The individual drowned was deck hand on the boat and his name is unknown. We learn, by the steamer Eveline- which reached here, from Van Buren, on Monday last, that the body of the drowned man has been found. As the Eveline neared the mouth of Fourche Lefevre, about 30 miles above Little Rock the keeper of wood yard had discovered the dead body and was engaged in taking it from the water. The boat immediately rounded to, and gave all necessary aid and attention. The body was appropriately buried Capt Pennywit, who was passenger and Capt Irwin of the Eveline, themselves bearing it to the grave. It is due to Capt. Pennywit's kind and liberaty to state also, that he took upon himself all the expense of the interment.

 As the only means of enabling any surviving friends of the drowned man to identify his person and learn his fate, we copy the following memo randum of the marks which were observed upon him. made in India ink, after the fashion of sailors "On his right arm, there were-a Ship, Heart, and the letters I. P. H; and on his left there were Indian in the attitude of shooting an arrow from bow, and the letters M. E.''

 The face, and some other portions of the body. were black, much swollen, and apparently bruised.

 MR. CA.HouN-has certainly accepted the ap- pointment of Secretary of State; and, by this time, has entered upon it's duties.

 The Charleston Mercury, of the 2sd instant, says of MT. Calhoun, Secretary of State

 "He will leave his residence for Wash ington on the 24th or the 26th, (stage days ) He may, therefore, be expected in Charleston either on Monday or on Wednesday, by the railroad.n