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We received, last week, but not in time to notice it in cur last, the first number of the BEACON OF LIBERTY, published ia Gfeensbo- rough Ala, by c. 5. SMITH. Mr. Smith was a resident in this place for time, after edit ing the Helena Herald, and was faVorably known as an upright, steady, and industrious young man. He now presents himself as an editor in the cause of Hugh L. White, and @e bid him heartily welcome. His talents, which are considerable, can never be employ ed in more worthy cause.