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a-Tbe editor of the New England Weekly Re- view says-"JacksOn men and ball-lrogs make great noise." Very true-,he HerOiies have made such a erOaking has never been heard since the days ot old, when the frogs cried aloud Jupiter for king Bu, ne,ther the Jacksenians nor the frogs make 80 great racket at present, as they will in March mex when Jackson shall have been united to the dea country for whose laws he has always enSeTtane'' such profound and haIowed respect; they will then grand epithalamium equal to that which once sadly frightened the good people on the shore oi Cayuga lake, when a certain night the heavens rained frogs and the amphibious animals raised the terrific cry of "we come, we come, to the no small dismay of the inhabitants who thought that the Brit ish and Indians were upon them.