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Judge White and Teaaessee.-T spirit of Tennessee is up; she is now pledged to Judge White, and the direct interference of Gen. Jackson in favor of Van Buren, has apparently, only injured the Vice Pres ident's prospects. The Globe has emptied a small shiliet of kitchen lilth upon one or two of the Nashville editors, but 1t only spumed them on to further acts of contu- macy against the high behest of the Pres ident; and with an eye to this state of things, the Franklin Observer, one of the cleverest papers of the West, says 1.-The Washington Globe, in fit of headstrong folly, has made an abusive attack upon the Nashville political papers. He might as well try 10. cut down mountain of ada- mant, with pewter penknife. We call Tennessee the Bell Hornet of the Union. Let the Globe beware how he unmuzzles her" "-U. s. Gas.