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The Eer York Aurora calls Polk .sthc
White Eagle Of Tennessee.


The United S,a'es Gase;ie thus pleasing
ly discourses thereonl


The "Whiie Eag'e of 'rennesscei We
have seen a white cucha'-.hat is the poke
bird-but never a white cage. Neverthe-
less, we do not say that The bird Of 'Tennes-
see will not, before November, become
white, upon the same principle the Lady
Montague's hair became grey, viz:-trom
feare Of the lightning among which she has
climbed on the utmost Alps. Ar. Polk has
been placed ON perch, which he cannot
hold. He = thrust up into an atmosphere
which nc cannot breathe. He Is made to
lift his eye towards the sun, upon which he
cannot gaze. He has got into the wrong
fiocl., and the sooner he descends from the
eagle's eyrie ON the mountains top, the
sooner viii he be quiet and comfortable
among the seAges and reeds Of his native
creeks.