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SouTuERNERs READ?-We have had occasion to speak of the National Inelligencer as being anti -4merieaa in feeling, and under British influence We find that we are not alone in the opinion thus expressed. The New Orleans Bulletin, the leading Whig paper in the South, holds it in the same esti nation, and thus speaks oft:

 ''Ne find the following sentences, quoted, with apparent approbation, in the .Nationat HteiHgencer of the lst inst. We believe the extract to be d true index 10 the feelings of that anti-Amerlcan print. We ask the at tention of Southern people 10 the last words, which are key to the whole:

 "Fhe people will never submit to so fla grant an outrage, las the annexation of Texas and whenever put before ttc North in a tan gible shape, all parties will show the Presi- dent. the Cabinet, and the Senate, if they dare to act tavorably upon its reception, that the people govern in this country yet that their interests are not 10 be bartered away without their consent to subserye the purposes of sup pie demagogues, time-serying politicians, and the DESPlCABLE SLAVE INTEREST 3

 And yet this National Intelgencer is the great central organ of the Whg pa,iy and the metroroli- tan mouth-piece of Henry Clay! Will the people of the South recognize such organ or follow such leader?

 CouHTERFEITs.--FromM Mir. J. NJ. Ross, Clerk of Newton county, we have received letter. dated the 10th instant, from which we make the following extracts

 I'I enclose you five dollar bill on the State Bank of Indiana. which is said to be a counterfeit. l have received upwards of one hundred dollars of it from stranger, to whom sold horse, and, finding there is great deal of 1t in circulation, this is sent, that you may publish description of 1t, and put the people of other sections of the State on their guard.n

 The note alluded to by MT. Ross, is undoubtedly counterfeit, and bears the marks of very base one.

 The engraving is well done, but lighter than the genuine note, and the name of the President, s. Merrill, upon examination, will be found engraved.

 To any one accustomed to look closely at Bank paper, detection will be easy It is payable at the branch at vincennes, to CT Nash" and dated 0e tober T. ls42

 Advices received in N. York from Mazatlan give the gloomiest picture of the commercial affairs in the