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Mere JacksOnism-A Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Daily Advertiser, under date oi May 18th, states, that Mir. Hummer, ,nemher ofcongress from Mississippi, for remarks made hy Mr. Slade, of Vermont, in his place in the HOnses met him in the Ro.Onda that morning, az he was on his way to the Hall, "and knowing he was in feeble health, and of weak physical powers, sought 10 involve him in a quarrel, by using harsh and opprobrious language hut not being able to accomplish this object. he dreO dirk, and the" spit in Mr Sladsfs face. Mir. s. was entirely unarmed and defenreless. Mir. Piummer, with few notorious exceptions, was treated as his conduct deserved for the remainipg part of the day

 with marked neglect"