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The editor of the N Y. Courier and Enquirer in- dulges in taunts and threats to the South Where fore! Because he thinks Southern Senators have olitonist ambassador to Engsnd. But the best of all ishe rejection of Mir. Everett may be attrb- uted to the influence exercised by Mr. Clay over the Senators from North Carolina and Louisiana. The great man of the West thus kills two birds at one throwhe strikes at the abolitonists for passing him by at Harrisburg, and he intimaes to Yankee office seekers, that it is Harry, and not Daniel who con- trols, the "Union of the Wings for the sake of the Union'' party at Washington.-N. o. Courier;