GENERAL BYRD.
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Our readers will remember that some weeks ago, contradicted the rumor that Gov Fell was in ia of the election of Gen. Bryd and stated that no man in the Stale more disapproved his course than Gov. Yell. Gen. Byrd, and his menials, have had the hardhood 10 contradict our statement and 10 as- sert that we had no authority for making it The following correspondence, between Gov. Yell and ourself, sets the matter at rest, and shows the au. thority for our statement.

 Theopinion, expressed at the time, that Gen. Byrd was, himself the author of the rumor which we con tradicted, was opinion, and ce, alone, are responsible for t. We expressed the opinion then and we repeat it now, that Gen. Byrd did originate the runor that Gov Yell was in his favor; and that he originated it. knowing it to be false, for his advantage. This opinion is founded in the belief, sincerely entertained and before expressed, that Byrd is capable of doing any thing, however mean, to promote his own interest