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papers from that State, that the I'm regiment i,
completed, and the sirfh one is filing up, with
the only difficulty Of deciding what companies
shall b. compelled to stay at homo


The "Succors" have established Il military re-
pnt2lion for their State which canno. be lnrnish
ed for ages.


- 1t is stated thnt President Polk will make
Norlhern tour, this Summer.
or Lieut.. HUNTER has declined accepting the
sword and epuets tenaored him by his friends
He says he cannot with propricty, receive them
whist unler sentence Of Couu Martial.


Ea'her Rcy.-TAc report of the assassination
Of l.js c,crgyman, by the McXicans, has been
CONTRACTED, and that belief prevails. We
therefore publish the following upon the subject,
which VI, >ct.,o the matter:


"Lct:rrs lave been received in tins civ, by
some of the EccIrsns,ics, giving al account of
the a!h of Father Rcy, the recovery and idcu,.
Iticn;on OF his boIy, and lis ntcrmcn, "ith re-
.lgiou> rites.


Father Rcy "as proceeding. with several
Americans. (so,ders ard others,) from Cauargo
TO Monterey, when he and his party were way
laid and murdered by number of rancheros
This happened near tho village Of Marin. Some
days aticrw ards, the McNicans in the vicinity
cnrneI That Priest had been slain in this party.
md they proceeded 10 the spot mud IcutIlieI the
5,ty Of Father Rey. from the cIo,hcs and other
evidences, lying expnsel 20 the clements. and re.
moved II to MarIn whore il was Inferred with re.
hgloGs ceremonies and every demonstration Of re.
sprc;."


DismsmJcrmem Of The american Nh;irs.-!n.
teiug"uc" from Guptcm Ia to the 2Gih of March
m"Htions that the S,ato of GuatcmrIa has erected
herself In;o an nJvP~ 1i~nl republic, having with
drawn from tie coufcdcrocy Of tie rcpuJic of
CrutraI America. Whether the other States " nj
consent to recognise this or not. Is vet unknown.
It IS supposed that ii will lead to another civil
war.


Lieut.. IIvNTER arrived in New York on the 7.h
uit. He was received at the American IIoicl with
cheers by the enthusiastic crowd hicA assembled
on learning his arrival. The people are always
Jus!-thcy know how 10 reward "A gallant ACTION
and sweep technicaIlties aside when they inter
fere with strict justice.


Tie "National.'--A now paper, by tic fore.
g"1g tide, has been started in Neio Orhuns, edi.
ted by TnoS. B. TuoE7G, favorabIy k.owr to the
read ng community. Ii is Whig IN po,ilrcs and
supports Gen. Taylor.


Rrigraier Gcnsral.-This office having be.
como vucau; by the resignation Of Cen. Wood
election is ordered TO be held IN the counties OF
Washington, Benton, Carroll all Mndr.on, on the
3lst July n,At


The Fort Smith Herald oc the 23i inst. Says /, al


We are permitted to mako tic following short
extract from letter TO n gentleman of this place
dated, Fl. Woshitn, June IL, 1917: The writer
says: "TcXas is now very lively, all heels over
lead in business and war matlcrs-lhcy are dcub.
ling their forces this frontier in cXpcca ion OF
an hdian II'or, which is strongly talked off,


Holr he nickS 'cm.--Grccn Of the Post, is al.
ways on the 10 kou, he never lets 4 good choncc
slip. The following paragraph, from the Post,
is the most admirable Int at the wiley politicians
who wish to ride INTO office on tho cnpacious
shoulders Of Gen. Taylor. Two years ago, Cen.
TUylor's politics we're as little known and needed
as cared for. When it would have require! all
their exertions to elect him President aud when
their aid would be rcquircd, they never offered
II but now, when they believe he can be elected
upon his own capital, they step forward and Of,
fer to join stock wiki him. to share the sIos.
Gen. Taylor will hnvo a heavy burthen to pack,
If he carries with him into power the Wing par
ty.


Speaking Of the nomination of General Ia yIor
for President, and Tom Corwn for Vice prcsi-
dent Green says:


"Ihore'sa n team for you--,he antido!c and the
bane done up in the package! Taylor for tho pa
trIots-Corwin for the traitors! Taylor for The
hgh!Ing boys-Corwin for the COWBOYS, who dc.
light to give "aid and comfort" TO the cnem "
Taylor for the slave holders-Corwin for the alb.
o'ltlonsts-TayIor for tho frce.lraders--Corwin
for the monopos;s, tho manufacturers. and mo-
ney mongers! Taylor for the anti. bank and hard
monoy-Corwin for the corporations and RAG bar.
ons! Truly this ticket is worthy the ingenuity
OF the cutest pedar that ever left your goodly CITY
with his cart filled with notions. There's wure
for every market, ribbon for nearly every Gus.
toner"