For the Arkansas Intelligcnccr.
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u. W. Clarke. Esq. Permit me, through your
co'u'nns TO call the attention of your readers 10
.'e present prospects of this institution. 1t has
J'S' opened lis Fall Session, with increased
n"iiioer ot pupils. and additional facilities i'll The
way OF Hstrucriaa.


!" men We glance al the fen rful destitutIon WHICH
9."nS VI oar country, and the wide. out-spread
~" 'or Improvement in religions an1 scientihc
oci'oh' We hail with glad- ONE interest the es-
% s'S"s',henl 'f such ins,rumentaliiies are cal
~ sa'oa 10 work the accomplishment of the deslr-
,;, .eSuHs. The past history of literary instnn-
- '"s "rinss up IL full measure of encouragement
.so VI" are expendirg their energies III Inc
o.e"'.oh OF such establishments. We turn our
SIe u retrospect, 10 the roll of bright ears I'D
"s'ory OF literary countries, in which every
= i'menl of sience lead its large number OF vo'
1s-Ihe .a.s arts plumed themselves in their high
chaA, A, and Poes'y poured forth rich tide Of on-
,a.as '"n'ns melody But our concern now runs al
-" 'ae prescEi and the future. The signs of the
aug" imes are full of meaning--they point, like ln-
rs0s Aes' 10 The deveIope,nent Of some unseen and
tms''y results. We adopt tho expressive lam
suase OF Lord Brough I'm :. the school nr'ste
:, aIoad in the land" Indeed, light is am9ng
'"' people-ehe teacher is out discovering terribe