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The speech delivered by the Hon. DIXON H. LEWIS, at dinner in Selma at which he was an in- vted guest. sometime last summer, has much merit. and will be read with no diminished interest now, as embodying the views of that gentleman, on certain leading measures of State and National policy

 The general anxiety growing out of the second investigation of the Seminole Campaign, and wish tolaythe material part ofthe vcePresidents pamph- let before our readers has deferred for few weeks, the publication of this address, which we intended to have given soon after the rising of the Legislature MT Lewis is again candidate to represent the south- ern district of this Stae in Congress and the abili- ty added to the great zeal with which he has, so fr, tulhlledhis trust bespeaks favorable impression on the minds of his constituents.