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We copy the following from an edtofial article in the Gazette of the lst July. In that number, its decent editor, (he says we are vulgar, and his politeness therein is as- tonishing,) says

 i" Appropriations to the amount of $l96,- GOO, for internal improvements in our Terri- tory, during one session of Congress, rem ders comment from us unnecessary; and all the ridicuIe and ribaldry with which he may be bespattered by the Advocate, can not render his important public services less valuable to his constituents, nor lessen their confidence in him as an able, zealous, and faithful public servant

 All this sounded exceeding well, and wondrous credit did the Delegate obtaia. The people believed bjm and his editor, and no man thought of doubling that we were to have nearly $2oo.0oo iayished upon us. Behold the list of donations which the pa- ternal hand, through the kind influence of the Delegate, was about to shower upon us; $ For the Red River raft Sl00,oo

 " Arkansas River 30,o0o

 Road from Strong's to L. Rock, I5,00o

 2" '' from Helena, &o. l7,500

 !" " from Columbia to L. Rock 10, ,0oo

 <" Jackson to Washington 20,000

 " Washington to Fulton 1000

 '' Printing Laws 5000