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South. Indeed have not heard a chance suggested, except by the whigs. THev eX- tend their gratuitous counsel to us in this matter; but under badly counterfeited cx- pressslon of glad acquiescence, it is easy to detect their chagrin and despair. We are perfectly re-united. If we once had some little Jealousles to subdue, some slight pre- Judices to abate, the grinning of the coons alter the last convention, has reused HIS to our true interests, and we now yield all for the cause. Dr. Gibson was here yester1av. and at two o'clock pulled off his coat. made formidable array of documents and talked tlll near sun-set He travelled the whole wide range of whig absurdities, from OoIe to the Pump-borer, and ended with his nsu- al herce denunciatlons of Col Sevier. Du- ring the campaign of l840, the Doctor boast ed, that he always took 'the bull by the horns" In the same spirit, suppose. he calls It t"beardlng the lion in his den,'' when ne utters malignant and injurious charges agalnst Col. Sevier, two thousand miles be- nlnd hls back, and when the friend most will ing and able to defend him, Ia friend the Doct. has felt before) was unavoidablv en- gagged Ill court In truth there is a want of bravery, and courtesy, in dogging so vindic- uVeiy' an absent enemy, when 1t is so well understood, that the coming summer will confront Col Sevier with his adversaries.- But the peoples see and appreciate such things, and will, in due time, administer bitter re- buke

 The steamboat Dime, arrived here on Sum day night, days from New Orleans, bring Ing us intelligence of further gradual fall in the price of cotton.

 Very truly yours,

 WASHITA