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We take the following notice of leslsr of Mf. sevier, from tho Nashville Bannef of June l9. It will be seen that the editor of that paper inagines that SevieriSm and Johnsoaisns will not be very recommenda- ble or praiseworthy qualifications in Judge; however great their merit may seehi ii. the eyes of the Delegate and the Gazette.

 Judge Lccg.-The following Is an ex- tract of a letter from tAe Hon. X. H. Seyier, the Delegate in Congress from Arkansas, to the Editor of the Little Rock Gazette, dated Washington, May 18th. Judge Lacy has now left this city, in an infirm state of health however, and IS on his way to the Territory. Our friends of the Gazette and of the Ad- Yocate, wifi not find hilfl disposed on his ar- rival, as we have reason to know, to take any part in local oy party politics. The isms of which Mir. Sevier speaks would not be esteemed very becoming qualifications in a Judge in this State, however much they might serve 10 recommend him in Arkan* sas.