..cAPr. PIKE ARRoAp."
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Under this head the Gazette introduces to his readers. some remarks taken from the New York Express. very complimentary to the talents and bravery Of fthe captain. and, after mentioning him a candidate for congress in Arkansas, and the earliest to take the field in the service of his coun- try; adds the following rich moreeau:

 "His eompaay was oae of Me ftco of y4rhGnsas rkicA did rof ieape ths field at Baena Tista, bui anached to and acted brareiy wifh Col May's dra- gooas"

 If this sentence means anything else than that every company Of Arkansas volunteers run, except Capt. Pike's and one other, we hope the Gazette will eniighten us, and if such islander upon the balance of the regiment is not angrily condemned by the people of this State, we have very much mistaken the,r patriotism and love of truth. That northern whig paper could perpetrate such cal umny, created surprise, but that print in own State. should give currency to it @itoai contrad,c toa is offence to Inc character of the State, an outrage upon her citizens who have fought and fallen al Buena Vista. in which regret to see the editor cfshe Gazette implicated. He may have overlook ed the words, have italicised above. but he com Ineats other portions of the article from the Ex- press, and eossects where there is an error. He cannot be ignorant of their want of truth for in the same paper hs has "eSselastS io Psb!iss portion cf Cot. Marshall's report" which stamps their character as plainly words can. We would glad iy regard this as mere oversight in our neighbor cf the Gazette. We hope it may prove so; but aa oyerwcening disposition, to pile hcaors upon Capt Pike and his command. at the expense of othe, DOT tioas of the regiment, has been evinced on former occasions. which we have felt obliged to notice.

 Not one among the warmest friends of Captain Pike. who are so indiscIeetly laudng him. will more cheeffuily ward what is due to his galiantry and courage, discipline and good conduct than we Bat we will never do it at the expense of 'honor to whom honor is due"