PRENEZ GARDE,-TAkE CARE.
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We warn our democratic friend of the Burlington Seniineln to beware bow he speaks too, freely sof the privAeged hody which sits. n the north wing of the Capitol. He speaks of 'sthe most traitorous, disgrace ful, and eowardIy proposition" of Mr. Ciiley io wilhdlaw all our troops to the east side of the Rio Grande We warn our friend in Vermont to take care of ssuttering such pub lie libeis against the character of the Senate of the United Sta,es," tor although he may duly appreciate -AIe high honor of loling upon the privileged sofas nf lhe Senate, and therefore cares ssnoi cherry stone," (as Dean Swiil 'says,) for being excluded from the privilege of a seal, yet he mast recollecl that the Senate has, upon lhe same principle, (if principle tcan bc callesl,l the privilege ol varying the punishment. They may stretch a long arm to seize and strike him. They have an officer, ycleped the SergeaRi-al- Arms, and who Is a very excellent msn, and a very conscientious officer, who, even agains; his own taste, will be compelled io obey the behesls of his superiors. They may send him offto Burlington, to arrest the editor of the Sentinel, and bring him to Washington, fot he purpose of punistiDg hun. We have suffered 50 mnch from the persecution of this dignilied and privileged body, that we do not wish any other editor to Fall under their han. We therefore advise hlm ta ''crook the pliaut hinges of the knee J and how ID due obedience to the majesty al lhe Senate Rashingtoa Unioa.

 