.Nem Kork. Non. 20, 1915.
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There is nothing very interesting To be found in this great city to-day. Every body is quiet, except the demagogaes, and they, as usual. arc in a good deal ol trouble. They very seriously apprehend that this nation Is going 10 decay, unes their panaceas are ad- ministered in every large doses.

 One Of the morning papers IS very much agitated, and nervous, underan apprehension that Alr. President Polk will involve the na- lion in a war with tlr. John Bull, for the purpose of getting himself renominated a candidate for the, presidency! very much pity the directar of that publication, and ad- vise him to put his feet in warm water anu tallow his nose l'Il do him good, know it will.

 The President, in aiI human probability, will conduct his administration iii accordance with the dictates of his own sense of honor and right, notwithstanding the lamentations of the demagogues.

 Mir Senator Berrien put the ro,oel to the stomachs of the wings of Georgia, and after resigning, compelled them to re-elect hum to fill the vacancy his own resignation had cre- aed. This is a damper to Judge Dough- erly. Master Dawson, and Master Thomas Butler King, of the ''Free and Independent Republic ol Georgia

 There is q htde turmoil in my dearly be- loved state of Arkansas-lhe dearest little republic in the whole world, God bless her in relation to the election of senator.- The candidates are my old and well tried friend ex-Gov. Yell, and the Hon. Chester Ashley. Gov Yell, it thought, will vel be successful; but he will have to encounter some little difficulty. With that, however, he is acquainted, having been --soldier from his youth, And fought in various battles- . with Gen. Jackson. llc was at the battle oi New Orleans, and once gave me one of the most graphic descriptions of thai bloody l fight that i ever listened to. He Was after wards al the battle of the Horse Shoe.

 The wings in Arkansas seem to be dispos- ed 10 adopt a leaf from the book that was used by their brethren in Tennessee, a few weeks since, as q manuel, in the senatorial election in that state. l. wont do, however for the democracy of Arkansas cannot be betrayed by Messrs John Bell and Ephran ! II. Foster.