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We extract the following from a private letter which we received by last mail, from q friend at the Post of Arkansas

 "Judge Lacy has been here, and held our Court, rather unexpectedly. We had on hearing of his illness, given up the idea of Court, and were agfeeably dlsaPpolnt- ed by his arrival on the evening of lhe day previous to the term, accompanied by his lady. The Judge reached here in very feeble state of health, but improved rapidly during his stay, so much so, that there IS no doubt of his being able to preside through bis circuit. It is his intention, l understand, to hold special courts in St. Frances and Monroe, immediately after holding the regular terms in the other counties.