Delaware journal., 1828-02-22
From the National Mtelligencer.
T.OJIISIANA.

From Louisiana, we learn that, since the visit OF
General Jackson to New Orleans, appearances are
indicative, strongly than previous to it,
of disposition amongst the People not to withdraw
from the present Administration liberal support.
In the Legislature there is doubt Of the majority
being in favor of the reelection of Mr. Adams, and
the latest New Orleans paper (of January 22) speak
ing of proposed Legislative recommendation of
Mr.. Adams to the People of Louisiana, says: !:
There is no need of such aid large majority Of
sst,e People of this State already well convin-
seed that Mr.. Adams is pure patriot and able
'sstatesman--that his enlarged and enlightened
''views of political economy are such as must en-
'sure the success of the American system, H. conse-
''quently, the prosperity OF the country
From the Norfolk Beacon.
An extract Of letter dated HaUa,aa 4th Ja1aua
ry, says--"A small Spanish vessel, bound to Key
West, was yesterday arrested on suspicion. and
searched as she was about to leave this port Twen-
|ty men were found secreted in her hold, four of
whom were Americans. had no passports,
and were thrown into prison. They were supposed
to be on their way to- Join Com. Porter's Squadron,
lor to engage in privateerng.
.The Asia, Mexican ~, has arrived at Vera
Cruz and il is rumored here, that Com. Porter, re-
nforced by this ship and frigate about to join his
fleet from Baltimore, intends again to take the field.
But the current opinion here u.s. that he cannot cope
with the Spanish force on this station consisting of
two 74's, two frigates, six brgs of war, and seve-
raj sloops, all we'll equipped and manned. They
comprise some of the finest ships in the navy Of
! Spain. Com. L'Abord is said to be gallant officer,
anxious to meet his enemy. He is now at Porto Ri
co, with part of his fleet. 1t is said that brig OF
war has been despatched to recall him to this sta
ton.
.srhe decree of Com. Porter, as published in a
Boston paper, has reached the Havana and created
strong sensation among the merchants. 1t carried
into execution, its consequence to our trade may
readily be foreseen. In a word, the relative posi-
ton Of the United States, Mexico and Cuba, is al
present by no means satisfactory, and requires the
utmost vigilance as we'll as prudence ON the part Of
our Government"
i The Postmaster General, in letter to the Editor
of the Huntington Gazette, says.
Il "Mail carriers have only been prohibited from
carrying newspapers out of the mail in cases where
their delivery is required in the immediate vicinity
of post offices. Where they are to be delivered
distance from Offices great as to render 1t lncon
venient for subscribers to receive them through thu
offices, mail carriers are permitted to distribute
them."
That s'a lie, we'll stuck to, is as good as the TRUTH
ii seems to be the maxim by which very many Of tn
p advocates of the Hero, especially among his corp
1 edtora, regulate their conduct. We scarcely NEE
+ jackson paper, without discovering IN it eithe
: some newly invented falsehood, or some stale ant
y oft refuted SANDER, We aware that it is bu
the labor of Hercules, in his combat with the hydra
4 to busy ourselves in the refutaton of those es-tw
a more are manufactured and put in circulation,
n supply the place of every one which is dlsproved.
r. albany Chronicle
A FEARFUL OMEN !!
We give below an extra ct from new JACkSOl
paper recently published Charleston s. C. entltle
e 1.-THE CRISIS.
81 Fellau citizens--We lin South Carolanal ar