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0LF B. J. BORDEN, Esq, of the Little Rock
Gazette, is entitled to the high consideration Of
his patrons and the public, for his enterprise these
"war times We have been indebted to him
on many occasions, for the latest intelligence
from the Army; and on this occasion, we receiv-
ed, two days in advance Of the mail, and five in
advance of his regular publication day. the latest
nesrs, which will be found in our columns to-day,
We hope his invocation to his patrons to practise
aunctualiiy, will not be in vain.


0rr Mr.. Clay left Baltimore en- route for Ash
land on Wednesday the 1st inst. He was ac-
companed by his friend DR.. Mercer, and avoid
ed the excitement of a public departure.


0HF The Hon. WIN. II. Polk has resigned his
Office of Charge de Affairs to Naples, and accept
ed the appointment of Major of the Sd U. S. Dra-
geons, and has left for the army under General
Scott.


REMovAL.-Our friends ". Fl. 5- N. Mayors,
of Fort Smith, havo removed from their old
stand TO the house formerly occupied by Messrs.
W1m. Bennst 9- Co., on Front street.


These gentsmon have fitted up their new es-
tablishment in a style worthy of their taste, and
on q moro commqdious style than ever. We
like to see it. Success.


OF Oh hush Them fresh Oysters at Henry
q. Cunningham 's-send us up can before they
are all gone.


RHODE IsLANo.-The democrats have succeed
ed in eecting ThurSion 10 Congress. This result
was unexpected TO the ''Algerlnes."


