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RELATIVE PoslTIoNs.-The editor of the Ga zette, wrhng under the ustcastigation it has been our duty to inaiet upon him, for his slandcr upon Gov. YELL, thus holds forth:

 "With such nature as he possesses, it is impos- sible for us to maintain with him that courtesy, which our relative positions would seem to demand, and which marks the course of editors in other States, towards each other.

 Poor fellow And so he desires to change our ''relative positions" We have no doubt oft Nor is this the first instance, by sereral of which he re- tains feeling remembrance, when such desire was so strong within him, that he would have given all his worldly possessions, and one of his ears oto boot to gratify it.