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 in entwining itself round its victim, that the rattle snake has no way of escaping from is fatal embrace. When the black and rattle snakes are about 10 meet for battle, the former darts forward at the heiaht nf hs speed, and strikes at the neck oi the latter With unering certainty, leaving a foot or two of the upper part oi his own body at liberty. In an instant he eilcir- cles him within five or six folds, he then stops and looks the strangled and gasping foe in the face toaseertain the effect produ- ced upon hls eorsetted body. 1.-The shows signs oi' life the coils are multiplied and the screws tightenod-the operator all the whie narrowly watching the countenance ot the helpless victim. Thus the two re- ssisssi thirty of forty nnutes-zthe execu- toner then slackens one coil, noticing at the same time whether any signs of life appear-ii so the col is resumed and TO. tained until the incarcerated wretch is com- psetaiy dead. 1he nocassIn snake is do- sroyed inthe same way.

 From hf Kuoruaiie Regis,er. + Ill. l.. WHITE.-We some weeks agc spoke oii this gentleman as being elnincnt- y qualified for the Presidency; we aeair, say that he Is the only individual in the nted States, we could support for that of flee without hesitation; and we sincerely hope that he will consent to let his name De placed before the American people for that oihee.n

 ssaAiil the Knoxville Register publish thls article, and let us know whether Judge White vii give his permission to our pia- cing his name before the people for tho Presidency. Ne are not alone in this de- sire, there are thousands, and we believe we n'ight say millions, in tbe Umted States who would greatly prefer him to any per- son now spoken oi..a iavests oaior. The hditor of the Register thinks that Judge White could not well authorize his name to be placed before the nation as a candidate for the Presidency. such course might be supposed to manifest in nm tbHst tor office and d desire for self elevation. he Judge has always been distinguished by the want of such ambition. and It constitutes, with us, one ol the strongest reasons why he should be sup- ported by the people. We arc satisfied be- yond the shadow O. doubt, that no man has ever before been proposed for the i'resi- deney, or for any other office, who has mad less agency, directly or indirectly, in eau slng himself to be recommended as :, s,,iita- ble person for that exalted station. Yet. we think we cannot be mistaken in st.ppos- Ing that Judge White will not feel al hl,er- 1 tY to refuse so dlsiingsished an office. when conferred upon nm, unsought, by ,he voluntary act of the American people. Should It be deemed advisable. as we .,ona II Will be, to present him before his coun- tfynen as a candidate for the Presidency. we shall, to the extent of our limited ab,ii- ty' most cordially cooperate with the IN- yEsTIGAroR and others who are now en-s gagged and who may hereafter join the good work of faithfully presenting the claims of our esllnabe and talented fellow citizen. to the American community for the highest office within their gift,

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