GOVERNOR YELL.
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GOVERNOR YELL, having resigned the Chiei Magistracy of the State, left this city on Monday last. He took passage on board the Steam Boat Eveline, and will go up the river far as Lewis burg, where he will fulfil his first appointment, by addressing the people, on tomorrow. Thence he will traverse the State, on horseback, and meet his other appointments. few days since, he forwarded list of his appointments to MT. DAVID WALKER, his Whig opponent, and invited him to meet him before the people, at every place. It remains to be seen whether MT. Walker accepts the invitation.

 In Governor YELL, we have parted with one of our best friends-with one who has ever been to us generous in sympathy faithful in counsel, and un- wavering in support; and our inclination strongly prompts us to bid him " God speed,'' and say kind word at parting. Two considerations admonish us to be silent the one is that public newspaper is no place to express ones feeling of private friendship; the other is that the people of this State need not that Governor Yell should be commended to their regard-need not to be told that whether in. private in public life, he has discharged all his duties with fidelity and usefulness to the State and with high honor to himself Arkansas has ever delighted to honor him, and ever will; because he ever has worn her honors worthily and ever will He has now gone forth, in obedience to the voice of the people, to advocate their principles rights and inte rests. This duty he will do; and Tn acknowledg- service will be performed, they will make him the Representative of those principles, rights and inter- ests, in the next Congress of the United States.