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 John Qnnfy Adam st 1eqD4s Jca4ly de- cared in faVoe q Van i5uren, and preceded his declaration Of faith by asserting, in rela- tion to abolition, what we have long known, and often have said, that if the North was cal- led out, eseeery representative, North of .Ma- sop anG glroR's line, sooutd make aqa iacen d.asa sptsea." These were tho very words of hr. Adams, in very bad taste too. As to his supporting Mr. Van Buren, 1t Is, after all, quite reasonable. Van Buren would have elected him President on the second bal lot had Clay 4.iled Going so on the first. Hence the obligation to support him. As to voting for vl}ster Jackson, on that occasion, V. E. scorned it.

 The South, we fear, must submit to these choice spirits. Southern men have sold their states to Van Buren, for considerations in Juttro. Look at Virgnia-RiveS to be Sec retafy of State-Barbour a Judge of the Su- preme Court-Daniels, District Judge--Ste- yenson, Minister to England, Ritchie, any thing he deinands. As long ;s Van Baren can carry out his plans, by gong into the Southern markets with the offices of the pco- pie to bri with, what hope is there for con stitutionai government or a pure adninistra- ton. Unless there is love of country and patriotism sufficient in the South and West, to unite in favour of candidate against him. the South must submit to see the power oi the country permanently fixed, as Mr. Ad- ans calls it, s'ao,1A of .Hason and Diron's Hne."

 -Neao- Oyleans .uagkef.--N publish below, from the Bulletin, of 9th inst. a report of the sales of the preceding day, from which 1t will be seen, that ARKANSAS COTTON com handed the highest price tEds season (as they did the last), in that market. This lot, we understand was raised by Mir. FRANcofs VAueiNr, of5eiierson county, and we also understand, that auother small lot, raised by .ur. ANTOINE BARRAQUE, ofthe salne county, sold at the same price. Several other lots, from Jefferson county, have also brought the best prices. This is highly creditable to the planters ofthat county.