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o. Bishop Polk, of the Episcopal Church of Tennessee, cousin of James K. Polk, but mot descendant of old Ezekiel Polk, marched in the late Whig procession at Columbia, and occupied place upon the Whig stand. Tennessee, land of noble Wings, has not more glorious Whig than he. AL though at the head of church consisting of men and his God to come openly forth at this great cr sis and to do all in his power to prevent the occur- renee of so great political and moral calamity as the election of James K. Polk to the Chief Magis. tracy of the United States.-Louis. Jour.