JUDGE WHITES SPEECH ON EXE

 CUTIVE PATRONAGE.
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One of the Alabama Jackson papers praises the speech of Judge White on Ex- eeutive Patronage, pronounces 1t to be a true Republican Speech, and says t con- tains nothing but what the party and the President will cordially agree in! What a mistake this poor fellow has committed ]! That speech has made federalist, and a nullifier, and bank man, and an aristocrat, and disorganizer, and crazy man--of the Judge. And t produced the Gwin letter too! If the editor will look at the daets, he will find that the speech of the Judge was made on the 2lst of February, and the Gwin letter dated the 23d.

 We advise the said editor to look over the speech again and if he cannot discov- CT mountains of banlism, and federalism, and ratification in 1t, we are very sure that he IS no Van Buren man.---U. s. 1eIc- graph.

 The private fortune of Louis Philippe, King of the French, is said to amount to twenty-five millions of dollars.

 