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We have read of mountains somewhere in South America, in ascending which the traveller passes through half a dozen eli mates. In Arkansas there is no occasion to ascend mountains in order to enjoy this variety in the shortest space of time. At this season We have. on an average, three climates day--the consequence of which is, couple of kinds of pleurisies--as many of agnes-and an infnitu'le of conglome- rates, enough in all conscience to puzzle even the doctors themselves. We do therefore rejoice most incontinently that there will be no French war-and conse- qrcnhy no rise in the price of Quinine and Peruvian Bark.