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EXCHANGE HoTEL-MEMPHIs-This well known establishment is still under the con- trol of that prince of landlords, Thos. G. Johnson, than whom no one is better quail flied or more disposed to give ample satis- faction to the travelling public By refer ence to our advertising columns il will be seen that there has recently been material reduction in the rates of this Ilotel.-The charge, however, will not deter it's gentle manly proprietor from providing the usual choice and bounteous supply of creature comforts for those who favor him with their patronage In this particular we speak ad- visedly and by the book; for during q recent visit to that rapidly improving city, we took up our quarters with friend Johnson, and we must say that instead of decline, we thought we could detect an evident improvement in the several departments f-this deservedly popular establishment. We iared sumpm- ously III every particular; and all we have to say to those who are disposed to question our veracity-go and satisfy yourselves.

 Uestern (Ien) Spy.

 We copy the above to shew our approval ofevery word oft and to add our own cordial testimony to inc good qualities of the Exchange Hotel and ofits most excellent Landlord For the last eight. years, through varying fortunes to us both, we have known Col. THOMAS G. JOHNSON, of the Exchange Hotel During much of that time, we have slept under his roof and eaten at his table, and during inc whole of it, We have esteemed him as a man, and loved him as friend What We say of him, therefore, is said from ample personal experience. Those who have once partalen of his good cheer need no advice to visit him again; and to those our friends, wher- ever scattered over the wide West who have not, we can only say go oaes; for then you will be sure to go again-tat if you can be satisfied to be enter tained like a gentleman, and fed like Prince