EDITED BY ALBERT PIKE.

We are authorised to announce the folio
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We are authorised to announce the follow ing gentlemen as candidates for the office of Delegate, from their respective counties, in the Convention to form State Government.

 From Pulashi county-ApsALoM FOWLER, Wa. CUMMINs, SAMUEL s. HALL.

 From Pope couniy-Tnos. MURRAY, Az DREW Scorr.

 We are authorized to announce LUTHER CHASE, and JAMES V. PATTON, as candidates for the office of City Constable.

 We are authorised to announce P. T. CRurcHFIELD Esq. as a candidate for the of flee of City Judge.

 6TAgreeably to an Act of the late Le- 1gislature, incorporating the City of Little Rock, the citizens of said City will meet at the Court House on Wednesday next, to el- ect the following officers, whose term of ser vice will expire on the first day of January l837-to wit:

 T .Hayor-who must be over 90 years of age, and resident .tfeeholder in the City:

 Eight .4tdermen-who must be resident freeholders:

 4 Recorder-who will be er-o6icio Asses sor of taxes, and Clerk for the City:

 4 Cay Constabte-who will be er-offcio Collector of taxes:

 .4 Treasurer:

 T Superintendent of the Streets.

 T Cay Judge-who must be resident freeholder, and different person from the Mayor.

 TIE CoNvENrIoN.-The gentleman who grinds editorial for the Times, Is very pre- posterous upon us this week. We are glad that that paper has found some side which it can espouse, at last.

 There were but two ways for us to learn the grounds on which the members of the House supported the amendment of AIr. Walker of Hampstead. One was their speeches there, and the other their solemn declarations afterwards to us personally. Nobody made any speech except NIT. Walker of Hampstead and AIr Gummins. MT. Cum mins denied going for slave representation and many members from the South, in pri- vate conversation with Us afterwards, averred the same thing. It IS not our habit to doubt the word of gentlemen. It may be otherwise with the publishers of the Times