COL. NOLAND. AGAIN
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To THE EprroR.-This individual is out again. m one Of his organs, and admits that he published in his card, falsehood, in saying that had been allowed by the Bank fue Mousand dollars for selling her bonds He admits that he published ialse- hood, in saying that drew eight dollars day, as member of Congress, while was serving the Bank. and he does not deny the third falsehood charged hlin with, Tn stating, that in my speech at Bates- yllle, complained of the allowance made me by the Bank for those services. He admits that had been lund and servceabe to his fier, hsnsei and brother He admits that he was dismissed from West Point and that he IS a renegade in politics. He admits tha he was present. and shed no tears when the Presi- dent was burnt in effigy al Batesville and that he afterwards partook of that gentemans hospitality. He refuses to answer my interrogatores relative to his bank charges although he voluntarily introduced that subject himself and he winds up his episle by stating that he is ready to afford me satistacoa And here we have new panacea for wounded honor. He IS told by some 'tate-Geare," that in my speech at Elizabeth l made remarks refleeting upon him and his partners ana instead of requiring an expla- nation and if that explanation refused or were unsatisfactory, demanding satisfaction for the grev- apSe.he adopts the more novel and easy mode of ad- justing his difficulty which is, to pocket the offence and card the offender. After those admissions and this display, the Colonel continue his journey to the Nashville races, and in future state and publish what he pleases concerning me, with the assurance on my part that whatever he utters or publishes will never provoke response, attract the notice of

 Your obed't servant,

 A. II. SEWER.

 Wednesday, Morning, Sept. 27 1Sl3