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 We have received by the Memphis Gazette. some further particulars respecting the state ofthings in Mississippi. The already crowd ed state of our columns precludes us from in- serting the article entire. It seems that committee of 13 respectable men was appoint ed in Madison county, by whose verdict Cot ton and Saunders were hung. Cotton made a full confession, He was an accomplice of the celebrated Marel--whn-had heen 2 mem Der in two grand councils with Cotton. The project embraced the whole slave region from Maryland to Louisiana-and contemplated the destruction of the whites in all the slave States, and the absolute conquest of the coun- try. Five white men, altogether, have been hung in Livingston. Among the rest, Rv isvEb BLAKE, who was to have been General. chap by the name of HUNTER, had been ap- prehended Committees are still in session in Madison and Clinton counties. We hope that their plans have not included Arkansas, but at all events it would be well for our citi- zens on the Mississippi to keep 3 yigilant look out.