The editor of the Gazette betrays much
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 The editor of the Gazette betrays much temper at rumor which appeared Tn the aIIelena Herald' oi tie 4th instant, stating that it is understood Col. Sevier will not be d candidate for reelection to Congress. This rumor is declared to be destitute .oi truth-and the Col. Is formally announced, by his printer, as the party candidate for the next contest. In making this annuncla- ton, at this time, we think the editor has gene too far -that he has done il unadvl- sedIy, and contrary to the wishes (and Po- licy) of Col. s. Itis matter of no conse- n,ence to us whether Coi Col S. will will se be q eii;; didate or not-but that he has declared his intention not to be, and on more than one occasion. cannot, with truth. be denied. All his declarations that he would not be a candidate, have passed in.o one ear and out at.the other, with us. We know the man. His love of power Is too great not to grasp at if whenever he finds 1t within his reach. He has been so long accustomed to hold the rod of persecution and punishment, that he will yield it to other hands with great re- luctance.

 But why is our neighbor so tender on this subject! It can be explained in few words. He is fearful, If Sc .er should de- cline recollection, that the government will fall into honest hands and that then his long and successful career of public and private peculation and fraud, will have an end-that the door to the public treasury will be forever closed upon him.

 The steamboat NEosno, Capt. Penny- acii, arrived here on the 9th inst, aud left on the 9th, bound for Fort Gibson, with heavy freight for that place.

 The ToM BOWLING, Capt. Smiih. arri- ved on Sunday morning last, and left the same day for Fort Gibson.

 By gentleman who arrived in town last night, from above, we understand that both the boats were lying at the Dardanelles, unable to proceed higher, on account of the low stage of the water.

 