THE CENSUS.


 Tn our remarks last week relative 10 the .eosus, we omitted submitting i Eiigges- .;an tc the Deputy MarshaIs, which, we think, would be of some importance to .be Territory. As the law requires the ,nnber of inhabitants residing in the Ter ,tory on the first of June only to be speci- fed, we are of opinion that large amount of population would be lost to US, and as it is particularly important at the present time, we would suggest the propriety of she Marshai's adding an extra column to their lists, to specify the number that has arrived since the first of June up to the first of November. Our Territory is ra- pialy populating, and vast numberof emi- grants have arrived since the first of June, and we cannot think, as they are actual settlers, that their weight in the scale of population should be lost until the time of taking the next Census. It IS a matter of deepimportance to Arkansas, and too much srictness cannot be exercised. and if it should be necessary the General Govern ,aent viii recognise the prinefnte.