SIGNS OF THE T1MEs.
As recent custom has rendered it proper to publish extracts from private letters re. ceived from Kentucky, it will not, we hope, be deemed criminal mus, to give the following extract of a letter, to the Editor, from much valued and highly respected friend in Kentucky, dated June IT:

 Gov. PopE, l am informed, left Louis vile a few days ago for Arkansas. It is said, that the day before leaving there. he dined with several of the Jackson hi em- bers of Congress, (who where on their way home, at Aliens Hotel, and that after a free circulation of the wine, among them, certain expressions fell from the ss 0verseer of the distant plantation, (rather unex- pectedly to fhe company in regard to the present Administration of the General Go yernment, which, it is thought, will proba- ply cause the ( reforming hand of the President, to be extended again to Arkan- sas.

 It is believed by the ss knowing ones'' in Kentucky, that His Excellency is pre- pairing for another of his singular changes in politics, and that he would tsis lime. have no objection to plausible reason for his teap. He would, probably, rather be a Senator from Kentucky in the Congress of the United States, than the Ocerseer of so large Cotton plantation as Arkansas"

 What will Mrs. ..Grundy say to thiss

 