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We published, some tirns ago, an account of the difficulty between the editors of the vicksbarg Sen tiasi and WAig. IL seems that the matter has been satisfactorily adjusted, from the following, which appears in the Ssstiasi:

 "A CARD.-The following is the award of the gentlemen to whom was referred the settlement oi the difficulties between the two editors, growing out oi the recsn, public aons in the II hig and Sen tisi; so wit;

 ''fhe a -ral publications in the Vhly and Sen fEef, of personal character, are deemed highly objectionable and unjust: The rart'es shoald there fore withdraw everything oi personal nature that has been published, beginning with the rsFy obec- tonsbis article ia the Fhig o the 18th May, is47; and this controversy should entirely cease. The undersigned deemed ihs course io be The proper one to vindicats the honor and justice ot the parties

 WN. $. BUDLEY,

 CHARLES J. SEARLES Vicksbarg, June n. lsi7.''