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History of General JacksCm's Fine.-The ale and eloquent representative of Pennsyl- vania, Hon. C. J. ngersoll, has nibbed his pen for an interesting and elaborate nara tive It is no less than detail of the cir cumstances leading to the imposition of a fine of 5000 upon the venerable Jackson, after his illustrious victory over the British at the battle of New Orleans. Several portions of the work we find in the Washington Globe the whole, we hope, will be eventually issued in book form, for general circulation. Illu- minate the people, and we need not fear their ingratitude. Republics are not necessarily ungratelul. The unjust fine will not only be remitted, but posterity shall read on the archives of our nation, that this age sternly upheld the act for which it was imposed.

 Southern Retormer