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rOUEIGN.

LA 1 Lb I' FROM EUBOBE.

Nrvy York, Sept. 2!. Bv th. pic ket ship N ip .L on, dpt ii Srr.iiti, w have re eived London p -ers to the 'Jjtb and Liverpool to the 2b h of August. V'h u.r,h thf advice arc only five divs Lierthin previoulv rer rivtl, yet th v lurni'h v.tv iu.erotjng and im-

Buenos Avres. The schooner Virginia, C apt. Southcomb, arrived at quarantine th; morning, in 41 days (torn Buenos Ay re?. We learn that Gen. L.viIIq rrm.iiiiedat the heaJ of the Government, and that things were settling down tranquilly. 1) iHi.nore p iper of T uesday.

I'kom Ta m nro. At the last accounts from TarnpicoGen. Strtander was en

camped mar tin place, and some skir

ni-hing had taken place between hi

pntrt i t Hige' re from the s,,'t of j troop and those of B irradas. A letter war. 't will hv our est rirt,j from Tanij'ico dated Sept. 1 av th it the II n hi I a H nred within! "We true no doubt that Birradatvv ty I ag'ie ol Co i t intinoph andjmut soon surrender, and that trai qud1 w n inti-ip.it"d in Lmdon that thJity will be rc-tored. The Mtxiian r.t xt ai ou t would c"'ve r h r"Uf me nt1' lorre now in the old town and on th" to im whde alfir. The London or-' road to Ahanvira, is computed at iu

rr-p t d ul f tle Liverpool Courier les thai 1 0 000 men, which aredailv

and ii

t it t 1 -tier from C .o mtinopb cf ih- 21 !j -t it that the ulhin. not niti-'iilinj hi no ilt-red re lution rev r t vied I to atn of the term pro-

p -d hv the Uu-i ins hid begun to. their bones, here."'

t x, retire oima perplexity with regard to tho ro'irse of his on motion, in the ev-nt d tie: i in arriving trii mnhant at the gfe of the capital. Little coiilt be expected from his precenre c

H r t 'o eni oi active operation , , m ' - . it u-'ii rf t)t l.i.itit irt.i.-.it i

., , i I it i C c t the otuect of all our w ishes, the abp ( t n;).;e that hi pT-on houl 1 be hr from! J . . J f i T, ,. I vaai ol the Spanish uopot whom von t' f-ach ol trie Huim. Ihcitv; , . . ' . , - t, ,v 1, .. . , . , o el.' rioulv drove Irom vour bo.on.. B' oi , on the Atlantic shrrc. about,, . - . . J '. .

on", lui idred mil. from Cont;4iitii.oid'

ri.if I fop aii h, w i, ttierel re, irif 1 1, 'ipp -id to have bet-n sdertfd h

louiiv im rea-t u t.v th" neoi In ri

the interior tfoekirg to j in tlo rn, .ill inspired with the. utmost hared of ttie invader, every one of whom will leave

rr.OCI.AMATION or tiik n:i:sii)i:xT or Mexico. Ff.Lf.OW-Coi'N'TR V M EN ! After .1 dlatrou war, the result of which to uwa victory iid cxittenro as a count r.

browg of your latest posterity. We have identified ourselves with the sub lime principles contained in our federal pact; a Mexican will never hesitate be tween the glorious title office citizen and the ignominious one of vassal of Spain, if thefir?tbe taken from him, he will have no choice left hut death. Sol'fiers O.t struggle is for independence and for honor; it is in the name of the heroes who fell bv our side-

that I ir.v. keyeur v loi ; follow their noble example, xtermiuate theenernieof the co intry, he the shield of our law -and the firmest support of our Govern ment. Mrxirn "Olh if July vwcv.s rr (U'i:iHrr,o.

PC3JTICAL

Dili' (jRF.r.jf. "Tost of our readers w ill recollect that during the late presidential contest, Duff Green and llussell Jarvi? were joint editors and proprietors of the United Stales'1 Ttlerapfi. Since the contest has terminated, Dull" Green, assole proprietor, claims for the Ttlegraph the distinguished chdraeter Jthe National Executive Organ, and for himself the office of Dictator General. That such a man, and such a paper, should receive the unlimited confidence of the president, has very risonably excited the wonder of some of the warmest friends to the present administration, in various parts ofhel nion. A strong and respectable

IJarkson paper in Boston sa)s, the party

there has dwindled down from several

this catili, like Joseph Surfacr, was canting about confidence and got i' fiith he was harboring the base design of terminating our relations, so soon as the contest in which we were then engagrj should be successfully terminated, and almost immediately after my money had savpd his establishment from execution and his person from a jail. Such is an accurate history of the formation of my partnership with Duff Green. Hereafter 1 will give an account of its progress and termination, in the course of which, I will prove him by documents under his own hand, to he a profligate and "shameless liar." In hi second communication to the publie, Jarvis assigns a number of causes tor the difficulties he had to encounter in his

thousands, to a ft w lean hundreds; and at.i connexion with Green; with a few of which

we close our extracts.

:i.ln l. J'ds'I' irr;t':. jtributes the cause to the controlling power The following Letter fro-m the late First Thirl so obviously holds over the president.

have the tcm ut to think of invadiog

our terrttoiy, to reduce us again to at odi. us seiviuiJe. The news of this 1 .... . r i-

ilv ir,Tc riMrin M, SO Mr 111(11 a

g.r. tn t t hy the au'hoi iih-s of th

to.. svjt . , retrett in th1 lnt . Itwoe. Fr t i j ij . 1 ' i i v pr'vuiedin thr ...,f .1 .... t . ( . .l..i.itfiir.i i 1 1 . rrk-.fl

' , , , , f ,i 1 tl n nf ht t i. the VH . who .;iV( Ii t .Mtli-t tid'lig thf U'o a-t'-e-s of th" , , . , , . ,i w i, i 1 1 U' t !" Vt l rei cived inlotma'loii ol thf in' i';lt ii. t. A f. the Nil'an ha.1 ; - , , . , , ' prep if.itioi.s .ii.J at I'Caiance of the in i t i "in u. d is r.-, ! rn irtfrr from the , i v. il t ') uv - u:; ! r i . , . ,

, s-on as ii i g vcrnnient nan rca

f :l: !- .' .. ti 'mi. I m of th" R i-i ti! ft.nv, I tt-.t iu. A crrdr z to I Li - i

4I 1 n ot.

AMstmit rostinasiei Gt 1 eral. addressed to A respectable Nev York paper, warm in

Mr. l'.rK, 0 e I'o-tn-astM-Gerieral, isjthe sujiport of the president, says his ad

copied from tl;e I'mted Slates' Telegraph, of September 2!.' i hew t nrr. Sept. 23. 1829.

v tn i.d S n.p-O' was

I: r 4.n biMiitlav ev ni. g. to v,'i Si itj IhVi'ilifpi , il t I oubl not wa.ll tell iu-iie r he came 4)ii hi own accuun', onoui a i out t, or on the acroui.t ol tho-e who mn.4ge ur effn lal atf.iirs I g e, 4i i:oui -. lit tie heed t his re oaik-, but t.d.i 'in of eundry m t, sa log- tnd do iig- ol .U'!-, wfiich shoWrd vour total ii tiliHst for the office ol

ministration cannot be cheerfully supported by even his friends, unless he fiees hiinspf from the shackles of that "infamous

Dull Green.'"

pointed testimony we have met with on the character of this self-styled Warwick, i from the pen of his old partner one who knew him intimately Kussell Jarvi. It appears in a series of communications to the public, over his proper name,

Another was an almost shameful ig-

j norat.ee of political history, and a cer

tain contraction of mind which rei deicd it difficult for him to comprehend general principles, which limited his view3 of political controversy to the pf tty interest of a county election, ar d which

But the most full and j led him to view the little ti if s of e,-

scure persons as objects of National concern; and as a consequence of this he evinced a deplorable recklessness of consequence s to the great caue whir h he professed to support, when sekmg; to gratify any petty spite or malignity

aeainst individuals. Another was u

with a request to editors to copy it. Wejwa,it ofthat delicacy, chastity o f senti

have not tooni for the whole, hut make a ment, that levation of fe4 lit g, whic h

ih1., has hern omn.Uuiruted to the i 1,1 ,',,r ('' 11 -few extracts; observing hy the w;iy, that leads the honorable and bei ev. lent t

ili'Vlt-'bly lea J to Vour imtn tl I it IC ... f:r,.f,tl ,h.,l;.rr.,l T.n i tn be .in ImnonJIliillnw miilrcnprf .wfff ri.'iniM rf

init.val. it k-own to th- I r "i i,iit.

ut lo ni ne, in me pruna'Mi.iy j i an ii - i-l o,, it w i- , mM tv Ve its iluty t-

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tnn t'i- U'i i in unit, h iviiig o tpil t!i ' Ii k I 4 id p d it-elfof id 'S, M"-e i.l)i i i, (hioii. nd B ire,, vva hh (H-'iiig it v i torenj in rch (s ti e 'in! Im s iv ) "in the fr'ile and p ii 0- pi H i- heieMd th' B Ik io;' t i ' ; 1 1 ' . .i : m i i l of w im Ii :nc ;i'l to he C io 'Iv j iiroli g their I thoi iiiidrr the pr i ... (i.h: their it. v i h r; th" Turk, v.;wretik u bv uipiie, "not having ''id 'i n-' to ih-populate the provi; r." G-ii. P hi'sch, w hose oj. pcutio i ,) far appear to have been as tuc-C-s.f.jf thev w. re bid 1, was thus pro

c dii g alm- t un.ppocd in his way 1 1 d'i in pie ; hut it still retinitis to be in n whether he will he abb- to m ike lie. id against the nuuv ton Tuikifch forces which are on their mirr.htoop. o-o hi progress under the imm"li itand ifi-pirmg, aupices A the Gran 1 Saltan in p'.rS 'ii. Upon the result of t ti 1 1 m vem til, v ry Ihii g depend-; for t. inn it cakulite mm U upon the adv in tig-; w hich the (iar. 1 Vizier tniy d". rive at Souml from the advance of thprii t ip l Bu-si u army , in hi operatiotn agiiu-t toe r mairing fore e, a the p ige o! t!ie B dkan heii.g now on

tli'dy (per., the lu'pei iwirts will be able! to nu-h their r -4 ie con into thM

t

I n tn at tu le. ol Hi4- i (.1-titutn n. 1

Tl m' were t Id hirn with the 4 xpre--inteiitii 1. tha they should be totjununi ( at4 d to v ou. No 1. pr 4 1 tatn n on the subject had th 1. In 1 -1. pr-p i 1 d, aiid the d- la) a in-f fffni .1 iiMim 4 total; any ep

wl.ith 11 lirlit I rk like the lis if g I reeritni tit. 1. j on luither irfledion tiow t y. 1 , I h iv e 0111 hided that, w h it

lever app .a tore it ni.y toive. it is my

dutv, hotii as a citiZ' n having a prop 1

id t. th- interest ol his couutn.

toei-me w s iro iiousn

v , the pmpo.it ..n wan iii.uh to ... ..1 - ' . I . . 1 .. ...if .t..., t.. r..nt..f.i (t.

, I 1 . I U.illl IU Ills I pUVOHWl , 1J l I v-itii

1. iii vii. g, under 4 1-t1i1g ( 11 urn-t no 4 s t

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that Mich a incisure w -s inn r inuslv

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no it uiHii; at.j mat r snci 'atee a mi iv to.k into 1 (h(m! : -ito.i th t d

. oil 1!.

cf lio 1 J'h and l' ( 1S'; rvciition ol ih" upr'iiie

lotto- I 'Jit,, f oi.tain ill- ,,"U'rimc"1 was t SUl tr.l! to the .

the gbthol JoU.at v,,i.h ,lo,U u' 1''l"t"'","v'' 'f tl'-

turn th seriouit.ess cf th: hi t, that they j

might dfhhcrat' cn the ne4e--it e pi . il;g at the disposal of the xecnt power, the i idi-p usable :n an . ie-s'-tmg tin tr.emy arid of pie&ervi. g or der find public safetv . To attain thu d sirolde cud, and which a w uc admiui.tiation e'loiild 1 v r lo-c sight ol, the oflh ml lit ' s i i -

vents was irnmdoih tr ansuiit l d "o the respective GjvernrH of th- dill r ent states, so that the authority in

terested in the pM-seiv iliou vf the con

tor

.urn rou-1 r' otine? to op

pose nt all point., the attc-mj ts of th enemy, Rial to ni ! th- (j. t.i ral (i er tra r,t in hvviig ni ht try suh.idie. Such have been the operation of thi (i .vernment un v the 22 of June li5t, the petiod w hen the government leetiv ed tin; hr-t nev s. M'lians! I mul tell v on that the on I y thu g w anti g to ton-' lid. ite our n depciuhn ce and yive stahilit) tnourie pudu .in institution was th" it rnptn i: ol these. iohl)4 is. Their ruin w ill hi

v.-r lend r M xiran liheitv

1

! IcdcT icy, should hasten to hlil.g

ward their

ul jer t fully . '1 here 13 a liw it hi h proliibits tin pavrmnt of rnoi -v t any one who h indi h'ed loti c pu li , u old the indebl dn te.is .. B-mg no oi,g r y ui -uhoidinat- , it ha- now hi conn ni) du y to ptaie, 1 due hum. lo the Compt Her of i,4 Tre isu . that you are in tfiat niedi rtine t. I have also add d

that V our l b di cm to th- amr Utit d

t o thous-ii.it o I lis, o. as ch at, tllit itu.it, aid indi-puiabh a- it i- 10 anv m a." wl atevi r. I "liat he knows Ver

will, as a law v r. that the pr t tided 4 x ulp-ith n w hit h I it; Iv appiated in tin Teiegiaph, ib equally at war With con. moil s.-i,;e, rontnin 1 iw. and the dec 'io,s id tin Supre.ne and Circuit ( '. ui is 1 I th. Uniii d Slates.

ble and high-minded genthinan,"' fie cannot object to his testimony. From the Fulton Fullttin, Si pit IS. 'IO THE BUBL1C. Few situations, perhaps, can he more

moo ing to tho-e who Value the good opinion of hor st and honorable men, ban being compelled to notne the -hit der and maledictions of individuals, who, utterly base aid worthless in themselves, are yet elevated, by a fingularly unfortunate concurrence of cii uinstanct s, to a station which gives them sotne consequence in the estitnat ion of persons u; acquainted with their

"nnnpptitnihdltle awl itaxprcssilile infamy." Su(himv case. My own name has been soin what unceremoniously l iid h for- the community, by "the inMmous" Duu Green, througli the columns of that foul disgrace to the American Biess, the United States' Tele

graph. Were this man so well known to all among whom his paper circulates, is to th iSe who have resided, even for a hort time, in his vicinity, whether in t:io w es'ern states or at Washingtoii, and more particularly to those who have

been connected with him in business or polities. I should feel under no necessity "f contradicting any thing which he might sav or publish ; for under such f in umstances. I should consider the al-

1 u hi.ovN lv ...is .i,v..5 oeeu 'J Hprioi.s of .f7rcf of equal import(on-,- .! ; desire to pa-S Mlloothl) j aucp wjth ul. of a C0Ilvict in any oJ a ... gih cuir nt of ,le, to avoid eveiy jour ivIlitcIltUric,. More pariculailv M.lh- and ih. u.pes- that was pr c Hca- ,it , , , , j k f th 1 . . .1 .... 1 . a .... 1 . J n

ii-, 10 li e in 11 lei us, aou in im .iuj ol tonitesiv and ko dness to all who

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lll-perish-

tieni e of

able; at: 1 the irresistible

th-it divinity before whom oilmen s:u' 1 ilice, will f .ll iw their fugitive ri mains

he-iit ol the Tuik.-h Kmp;ro,witiivenj,,,!",,,''1'1 11 ,,hi' Bh.. li-tle pr.ptit ol any (Te,iu-i If..,.i 'Hr ' the p. r ru' d nates ot thos a-.c htmg epp o.-d to their al utr.ing . 1 1 " (!l " '.(,i t cniiy of 1. ve gm; m. p ,,v,.. ' their opposT3 a too long and bi mid The x' it' m rd rr'pectir g the ikw j ' iv c ry. IV: c h Mini-try was Mill k pt up in Ba-l As to "r cn rout-fry, we will inui H. md. a - or,n g to the Tunes, all the!'1 " heroie bh , ia y bt, .1 i U! ,. .1 the Blench npit 11 ' r Ul '' nut tothe tvr.i.ny . thoMa', with ti e i -x pti on of two, .ca.-ioiied bati fnl clian-ei.. AB xu ai k are t. their ..tt k k. on the new ( ; .bit., t. w ith '"d und!v penetrated with he oppro It i n ,. g Cu, lelen. e, and undiaono-h ?" ",n' '' ,x fV,r ' " " cdvi'iT. ceive ag.un their r Inutis. Ve-ire htill r.-.em.'m'o , July :0 By f xpres-j M"' N'"n' '" " who, in th- yeai I T. 1 0. heA Lut 11 fro. 1, Boiitgas h is brought the, f ,r v.e h id a r.un tr, humbh d the ari t . 1 i.

- 1 f th 1 in duo' e a Buf-H.th Mrii.:,"i:'1,'M'('' 1 ''i'ii.oii;i. n 1- inij s

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implud any equality between him and

mvcelf. or whii h rou d hriiiL' his name

, line,,,,! v w;.v. Bui you w..sadviMd.la;(, . . -uxtapositio' before the

cf 1 mm at S.z bnli. The Bolt ' mI,,1! loT 11 Bh despot- to g. vein on a

soil unun w hit h liberty I as onr e lais-d

lis standard: and their kI.ivc m.iv in

ha al . r r f. 1 ? 1 in'orm ition t L it thii coins h i-i otit d the Km-ian main ar mv

thit h.s p.i.d the Bilkati. Aolos; vain pretend lobuil 1 up a throne It Karnfhat, and J mbidi. are said to bej tpt is m, our sacred the willd.vour ;ilr ady occupied b) the Busiians. Un I lt- necessary ,-t our Biepublie he favorable aciount? continue to he ie-1 f M'Vci U d into a desert. I fwear to ceived Irom Asia. Bi :routn is t.,id t..')' " ' thesacu d imihc of Country , bv

be tak' 11 bv the BuM tnand tin wlnde lH,r v.onst.tution, by the blood of the il

army of the Sera-kn r dn.pi-d. The

Arm- niatis every whr tejoin the Bus

Bim1 as they advance. AH this had

jievf 6 lias c iued the gte it t r oiit rna

ttoti, and preparations are m iku g in alii ", H: sttuggle

l.i-jtiious Malt) is in tin cause of linetti, that 1 will never la down my fwoid until this horde of vile assi-if hal he extei initiated, or draw mv last biealh

fpocd for the defence of Adt lanople, of

which IBisi 111 r.icha, (fveinor of

Snv 1 rn, is appointed Co mm indint; in

tieuchm tits for the defence of the cap

ital arc al-n being thrown up with gicat

Citizens of all the States'. The mo

ment to defend your country and your

.1 firesides, has ariived. Iain ov4rjo)ed

to see you exercising those civick vir

tues so natural to you. It u to jou

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activity. J !i a I.II -ndi, dragoman 01;"" luesuniiuie nappiness 01 pir-i the Burtc, is disgraced, and his son-in-j ,!i,1s; ovtr your destinies in these lori Uv Lspar Lirclidi, appointed in hi. Jays when )ou arc called upon to !00m, ' gather hureU that will ever adorn the

throuiMi ilr. lr'nllS(t.. that the puidn is

1 iheadv a hea r tV Von ill p)meuls and ng.ig rnei , to the .itin uiit ot l eail) 00. huiidi d lliou-and doll us, a ol you have be n h ir tlv tx months in olhcc. 1 he out), tli iefoM , of making th s repn sei tatn ns is no h s lud pellS.lh 'ban it is tinph-asatit. I cannot hut hoj e. Hit-1 t.ie , that )oU w ill review 4iir i rm 1 se si ce you have lncn in ol tie, . iid lesig. i situation lor whiih v on an mi entin Iv ur filled. You know ihe .iw, that tin" Bieid nt ;nM dis haie.4 ) . u In tii 1 till : his dutv is imp I.. I v ; ano if he was desirous to rv vu. chilli I .an co fid' nt he wiil

not In , i- si.oeld besinti-.it ' 1 uh),lh tl t pies, iii Mat. o p .1 ties, and id tin- coun ti). luing n -i m lu n for impea huitiit.

whicl, ..Ith ugn hisliiends might b too pi w 1 hi; .,, ( p.n i i to .iiow of it lear hii g 11 atu.it), would occasion bin in. xpi S'i le chiigiu. and disturbance, t unreal for I is ;idvanc d eais. u an, ther f i , at the utmost, hold youi

station hut a sfn it period, and ought.

therefore, on every account, to give ti the flic e iu.inediatt ly. This tneacur

will pave me from the pain of being a public ac us r, yourielf from Ihe dis grace of a removal for adequate cause, ai d this communication will then be

mme coi fi leolial. Fur, whatvei has pass d, I have' n wish to depreci at you in th:i pininion of your fi iends. But it would he unpardonable, knowing you as I do, to let ihe quarter pass, and the making of the great contracts in October next, to come into your hands, without proper ifloilsfor prevention. I am, sir, your obedient Fervant, ABM. BBADLLY. Hon. Jl'illinm 1. Harry, Postmaster Genual.

Mr. Simrenn i Clerk ia the GiMrul Tott

put-lie; for as I). .''berry says,"icm that

'ouches pitr ii must surely he dt tiled,"' so, I should deem such association of nam 9 as profitable to my own as would br a simil ir association with that of a common thief or pi k pocket. DujJ (irrcn, of himself, is mdecd too low, too degraded, to deserve any notice from those who can o(T-r any claims to private respectability. In the city which has the mi-fortune to number him amor gher inhabitants, he is deeply cont rr 1 c ' a- a politician ai d a man, and .dmitted by few, very few ofitsrepu'ade ihzens. to nt y other intimacy than

he necejisities of business may require. But Duff Green, through the most un rtimate vote that was ever given hv mv IBuise of Representatives, has beet'

h vated to a station to which, indeed, he is deplorably incompetent, and w hich Bo he deplorably disgraces, but which, urio"g thoe who are unacquainted

with the full measure of his infamy, may pass for evidence of his having some la i ins to respectability. Such is mv

ipology for condescending to refute the falsehoods of Duff Green. Jams then goes on to giv 0. a full account of the manner in which he was brought into a connexion with (ireen, and the nature and conditions of their partnership, which account he concludes thus During the negotiation, and on execulingthe contract, Duff Green spoke much about the probable permanency ol the connection during the joint lives of the parties, and of the unlimited confidence and perfect cordiality that ought to subsist between them. Not then know ing his infamy , his utter destitution of principle, both moral and no

litical, I believed in the sincerity of

lliuee professions, and met them in a spirit of reciprocity. I did not, and could not have suspected that, while

ojc; and, as a con queue-, lie had a craving appetite for private sLnder, w Inch --pared neither age, nor sex, nor rharacter, and which h d him to puhh-.j the meanest libels upon rcspectabh; individual, that were of no poU'ir.-il im. portance, and founded upon authority any decent man would h ive bem a'! limed to quote. Another was a most egregious variyt a most rediculous self s' fheiencv, w hich induced hirn to imagine him-elf the very Warwick of political content, ffttcrtip awl puller rlorcn of" Be-t-idents. So singularly wrong headed

was he on this point, that he u;ed frequently to congratulate himself upon the predominating influence which ha had acquired over American politic?, saying that all the prpes cf the party were subjected to the Telegraph, obliged to receive their tone fir m it, and afraid to eppese it, and that he cculd therefoie determine who should m j who should not be presi dent, nnd whs. should and what should not he the pohcy of any administration'.! If I did rat sometimes laugh instead of smiling, be

is more indebted to mv forbearance toward an ossociate in business, than to an erroneous estimate of these nuigt, indent visions. But above all, he wa-i deficient in thr-t political morality w hich discrimin i'(3 between the means of attaining an et which acknowledges some other criterion of Tight than success, and wli.h deems principals more valuable thra

votes. ior was hi? oblique morah'y confined to politics, ag will appear frcrn another characteristic anecdote. At an eaily period of our partnership, l e stated that by certatn operations, be could obtain for our mT bants their claims upon the French Gov4 rnmcrf, and pocket large sums for himself and his partner. The plan w as as f ilors: These merchants were willing to allow, said he, on obta'u ing their 1 Lims a certain proportion which would amount to S 3.000,000.- Mr. Vile l had utliricr,t influence with his government lo procure the allowance f these claims, aiul

would tf-'ct it for the compensation ct .S' 1,000 000. One of u might be ar pointed as agent for these laims, and then each of us might pocket ,$1,000,000!! My reply to this was given in a tingle irord, and that word was i3r.l-

Carrier Pidgcvns. We find the following interesting notice of the result of an experiment on the speed of the Carrier INdgeonina lite English p per .hnal. 4kThe steamboat which arrired yesterday from Rotterdam, bns brought the result of the Miesf'' 1 the principal of which I though only hy a few mil ' the pidgeons did not arr. ' and a quarter from the t r ! England, and that in spit 1 n cd heavy rain, which ! ' - '! whole time. The minor ' been won, the second piL 1 in 7 hours, the third in 7 ' minutes, the fourth in so i !

a half, in four day 6 mc them reached Maestricl periment is an exceeding one, as illustrating the in; remaikable bird, and are it is said, shortly to take first pidgeon must have t; mihg that it look a straigl late of 45 miles an hour.

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