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Tue Jackson Convention appointed 10 nominate A Candidate fur VicePFeSiden, s to meot in Baltimore on the third Monday t2!sp of May.

 More RetOym.-A most aggravated case of reform has recently occurrea in ;he removal of the Hon. In. sePh L. Smith, Formerly of fLtchfedl from the Ofc. of fJudge in the district of Florida. He has held the station for than nine years 10 the entire saslac- ton of the district and with high honor to hmself- Az proof of this, it may be mentioned, that during h's nine years service, he passed upwards of one thousand judgments, not one of which was ever ap- pealed hOm, or reversed. He was colonel during the last war, and did the state much serviee His re-aPpoin,men was urged by the almost entire voice of Florida, and the members of the bar. But his com pettOr had been aid, and was personal friend of the President, and he, of course was sowed to take the place of Judge Smith. The Judges of the terri tory hold their places for given term Of Ion CentineI. E.

 Neao Orleans, April l4.-Alurder.-Two murders were committed last evening, near the Tivoli place. One of the individuals murdered, laborer on the cana was found lying in the street, his entras hang- ing through large incsiou n the left side Of the alb. domen. The other, Mr. Spitol, a harmless old man, formerly sexton of the Protestant burying ground, was seen few paces off, bres:hing in the ngonies of death. He was removed and medical aid procured, but the wound was mortal; he died shortly after. Several persons have been arrested, and the police have taken the most energetic measures to bring the perpetrators of these awless decds to con. dign punishment. The persons now in custody suspi- coned of these crimes have not, asye, been fully ex- amined.