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 Gen. Jackson" lacks the moral courage and honesty to think and act for himself even now, when his ter is consigned to private life. Veracify of the Van Buren Press.-How far any prospective opinion of the administration editors be relied on, in States thoroughly opposition, may be gathered from the following paragraph of the Nash vile Union before the recent elections in Tennessee "The friends of General Armstrong will no doubt be gratfied to earn that the accounts received from the various parts of the State, east, west north and south, respecting his increasing popularity with the people, atterng in the highest degree, and leave sno doubt, not only of certain. but TRIUMPHANT | SUCCESS. Such is the enthusiasm manifested for strongest White counties in the State, the present in- cumbent, Governor Cannon, will scarcely be known as candidate"

 What confidence can be placed in Van Buren pa- pers, that knowingly utter such falsehoods and that too m State that can give Whig Governor 10000 l votes majority.-N. Y. Erpress. whenever me government is ready to resume spe- cie payments the bank of the United States will be ready to cooperate with the Treasury for that pur- pose."-BiddEe.

 There was severe gale at Norfolk Wa. Saturday morning with rain It continued till next afternoon raised the tide very high, and blew down fences chn. niss corn, &c and some of the largest trees in the borough, dragging some of the steambOats from their anchorage.-SSOr.