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We take the following from the Gazette, not having seen either of the papers spoken of. fMr. Coffee considers himself innocent, it was certainly his duty as a man and citi- zen to remain and abide his trial. If inno- cent, there was so much the more reason that he should not set the example to setting law at naught by fleeing the country.

 c. ". COFFEE has made publication, in the "Mississippian" and s.State Rights Banner" printed at Jackson, Miss, ad- dressed "1c tIte citizens of Craacford coua- ty, .arkansas 1errito,y," giving has version of the affair between himself and WM. S. CowAE, some time since, at Fort Smith, in which the latter was almost instantly killed, and the former shot through the breast from the effects of which he says, he has sin a measure, niraculously recovered , We cannot agree with the editor of the States Rights Banner.