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 March 18th. iSlT.
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 l It would be satisfactory to inc attorneys not re.

 siding at Little Rock to know whether further pro- ceedings have been had in cases decided at the late sitting of the Supreme Court, since the notice of

 them in your paper; and whether the points dec id ed, if rightly reported, may b. considered as con ciusyeiy settled subject to revision at the meet. { ng of the court in June. therefore furnish you below lis, of the cases in which re-hearing has { been ordered, or petitions for reconsideration filed l Respectfully. &e, l.. E. BARBER. i Faulkner & Walker v. Walker. Petition Tor re. consideration filed.

 Brown ct al. v. Byra ct al. Rehearins ordered. 1 Hill & Sargent V Cravey. Petition for recon. | sideTation fled.

 Patton ct al. Y. Ashley. Petition for reconsider

 ation filed.

 Johnson Y. Ashley. Relocating ordered l State use Reider v Lawson ct al. Petition for Teconside taiion filed.

 UPFsR RvEss-The Missouri was rising rapidly on the 20th uit. The Osage was also rising, and all the creeks and mil!-strea,ns .sfloating The St. Louis .Nfr Era of 1 the 25th, says;

 ''The rivers above have become free of ice and navigation is again resumed. \ number of boats have arrived, biinging heavy cargoes In the Mississippi, from this to the mouth oi 1 the Ohio, there is some ten feet water in the channel. a snfliciency for large class boats to get ou. with full cargoes. The Illinois is rising slowly, with 6l feel water on Naples Flats. The Upper Mississippi rising. Yes tertay morning it commenced showing and the ground was cove cd 10 the depth of three inches in few hours. l. has remained cold and cloudy since, att! has much the appear ance of tain.n

 The French can claim the most original

 idea of the age as theirs, viz the putting to sale by public aHciion of ihe mortal remains of their ancieps kings We copy from Paris paper part oi Fan advertisement of sale which was to have taken place on the 25lh of Co., iober, at S,. Dennis: ..Sale offuraiture, pain iings, stngravings, relics, and bones of the an- cieat Kings ef France, collected at the lime of the violation of the tomb of Si. Dennis, to wit: Bones of Pepin-le-Bref, of Phillip lii., called the Bold; of J,hn Tristan, son of St. Louis; hand of Louis XII; Hair of Mar gueriie of Provence; Part of dress of Maria i.eaisa of France, sss'.gh.s. af Louis Av.;j ,he Skaii of father Sugef. Terms eash.n