From the Weekly Visitor.
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The Rutland Herald gives amuseing parody oil
the anecdote of George Ill, and the Scotch divine
The original is familiar to most of our readers we
presume. Shortly after the close of the Revolutio-
nary war, the king desired re DEAN to be sung.
'For what are we to rejoice?' asked the clergy
man--sIs it because we have lost 100000 lives,
and million of pounds sterling; OF is ii because the
brightest Jewel that decked the dadem Of England,
is wrested from our hand . For none of these, >
replied the king but because it is no worse The
parody is as follows


"lH hail Louisiana - is now the cry of the
jackson presses from one end of the Union to the
other. And why Because the Administration
candidate for governor succeeded by majority of
nearly two to one over his Jackson competitor ?
No. Because Livingston, the strongest Jackson
man in the State, has lost his election to Congress
No. Because there is handsome majority in
both houses of the legislature in favor of the Ad
minstration9 No. Because two out of three o.
the members of Congress elect, are warm Adams
men! Oh no What then? Why, because it il
no toorse We cheerfully respond" All hal
Louisiana !"


The Marylander, one of the most ably conduct
ed papers in the Union, is hereafter to be published
lat Baltimore) daily: hitherto it has only appeare,
as semi weekly journal. 1t deserves support, en-
couragement and success-and we trust will receiv,
them.