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NORTHERN AGENTS IN SOUTHERN JOURNALS. We cannot refrain from a feeling of deep iniigna- ton when we the agents of aJJtArn interests get

 ting possession of southern journals, and ihen em- poyng them the injury of southern interests, with a bareiaced impudence that asronshcs us. And they supported by southern people. These journals d- vance principles, broach doctrines, encourage meas mes hostile To the whole interests of the Snuh and southern men turn rounj and reward them for il. Surely they must be doomed. The cuise oi blindness must be on the peope,-anh placed by the haod ot providence for nscuable ends, or they would not at one time, sit in stless apathy, and a; another rush headlong into the snares prepared for them.

 Among these journals the Charleston Courier takes the lead. Then comes lhe Savannah Republican and the Mobile Chronicle. The Courier, however, bears away the palm for the subtleness and deNterity With which the thing IS done. It advocates all and every thing which northern interests could wish an agent 10 do and this with sembance of huuaing zeal in all cases, where necessity compels it, to go along with the southern current. The editors are all northern men, with all their northern feelings and associations, wrought up into ultra federalism and filled witha deep, abiding detestaion of the northern democracy, the naturally of lle south.-TaliahasSee Fioridiaa.