VIRGIL A. STEWART.
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The Little Rock Advocate, in approba- ting the remarks ofthe Recorder in relation to this individual, says that his Murrel pamphlet has too much of the 's last words and dying confession' style to receive his credence. We have hitherto taken but little interest either in Stewart or his book; but the feverish excitement he has created in Mississippi, attaches some importance to every circumstance connected with the in- dividuai, and we feel it duty to publish every fact, for the information of distant friends, which may come to our knowledge. We have now before us a letter from a gentleman in Denmark, which states s'that Stewart and Murrel lived two years in that vicinity within two and half miles of each other, before and at the time the great trip was taken,' and that they were ''both strangers at Estanauly.v This clrcum- stance is well known here, but may not be generally known broad.--Randolph Re- cordcr.