From the Arkansas Gazette,
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Washington City, .aprii 2e, 1886.

 slR-The general appropriation bills are getting out of the way, and when that Is doneS hope we shall get along with our State Government bill.

 Beside providing for salaries of federal officers, and for pay of legislature, if We should ever need another under the Terri torlal government, the appropriation bill contains clause approprriating twenty-l five thousand dollars for the public surveys in Arkansas, for the next year; and in bill which passed on yesterday, have an ad- ditional thousand dollars added for clerk hire. This addition is no longer tempora1 ", but permanent.

 Last week, Col. Johnson called up his bills for the better protection of our western frontiers. One of these bills was discss- ed for two days, was carried through the committee, and is now before the House. hope we shall get at them again ii day or two. These ate the only movements in Congfess interesting to Afkansas since last wrote you.