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THE SrEE,uEs AT BENTON L,sT WREK.-The Circuit court of Saline county was held, at Benton last week, where Dr. Gibson. the Whig candidate, opened his canvass for the office of Governor--in speech nearly four hours long. He was answered by Judge Caldwell. The whigs. finding that the Doc tor needed some help under the vigorous blows of the Judge, called Mir Trapnall to the rescue. And when Mir. Trapnall was called, he came; and when he came, be told anecdotes so spontaneously, and laughed so heartily, for about hour, that every body else laughed too, and the meeting broke up in great glee.

 z The next day, Robert W. Johnson, Esq. rcpclled Dr. Gibson's aspersons upon the character of Col Sevicr; and in mastcrly speech, of nearly two hours, not only defended Col. Scvier most triumph. antly but sscarried the into Africa" so vigorous ly, that the Doctor covered and writhed under the castisation he received, most piteously. When Mir. Johnson had finished his speech, Dr.Gibson prom ised to reply before leaving Benton; but he failed to fulfil his promise.

 A more extended notice of the speeches alluded to, is deferred toa future number.