things were passing, poor Rogers was
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things were passing, poor Rogers was hanged.

 1t is also stated, that the Secretary did not put the Governors resignation in tic post-ofiiee-tlat the Governor has taken 1t back, and resumed his off ciai duties. We derive this information from an account of much greater length published m the Pensacola Gazette, ta- ken from the Tallahassee Floridian.- ii tine statement may be relied on, as we suppose il may, the Governor and Secretary are surely unfit for their sta ifons.- Iaseat. spu7t of Me Age.

 HE EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE, in the present season, appears mnch great CT than 1t ever was before. II already much exceeds 100000 persons-say 50,000 or more, via Quebec, and the remainder by way of New | ork, phila- delpAia, Baltimore, &e. 4 the two last named places, and especially Bal tlmofe, very many Germans have arri- ved-hardy, healthy, and evidently in dustrIous; the most of whom seem to possess means of conss sying themselves into the lntefiors where they will soon be among the most valuable of our eiti- zens. They have "lots" of hearty children; and it is very interesting to contemplate a family group Of these strangers, preparing for start west ward. Some brought their own wag- 'ons and harness with them. They are all plainly clad, in the costumes ol their country-bnt theif clothes are good and strong, without rents, and well taken care of They differ as much from the loads of English paupers which are sometimes shoveiled upon us, as-- We want comparison--as the luscious peach differs from the bitter Indian tur- nip. And besides, these Germans will 'rork-andsupport themselves; not fill up our poor houses.-.Nles.

 