ours. MC.

Little Rock, Julq 23d, 1858.
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The friends of the Union i'll South Caro- lima have much cause to regret the determl- nation of Colonel Drayton to leave that state, and to take up his abode in some more quiet and congenial spot. ltis pecu- liarly unfortunate when men like him, of distinguished talents, iong-tried. patriotism, high moral worth, and amiable disposition, are driven by the proscrptive and intoler- ant spirit of party to seek repose and the consideration they merit in other lands.- No man could have served his constituents with more fidelity, zeal, and patriotic, dis interested devotion, than Col Drayton.--- Few men probably could have displayed equal ability, discretion, and judgment.