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dismissal from the Navy Of this RepubIio
rgnod oy "Andrew Jackson" after twenty
shree years arduous service, devoted to INV
country, rs have with agdent zeai been. beth
In war and peace, think proper 10 give the
public the FIRST annunciation Of the fact.
" was about two months ago, immediateiy
after full and complete examination OF nv
conduct by Court Of Enquiry convened at
Washington, under the testimony of manv
persons, whom was most hooorsbIv sco,ri,ea
as IN ofhcer and gentleman, that the Co
vernment paper (the Glo6e) proclaimed me
30 30 . largo public defauiter. T then re-
quessoo Suspension Of opinion upon the
charge, vouching that the whole was infa-
mousiy malicious, aud that I would In time
expose the nefarious measures whereby the
base accountant officer, bis fsvoritcs and CO.
sdJutors, were so wretchedly aiming 10 fix il
upon me. This promise I have so fas re-
deemed a. to DO able to declare, solemnIy,
mat nave very reccntiy cancelled, by proper
voocners and testimony, the iniquiious at
tempt TO injure me, and by Il brought the De-
partmsnt Indebted 10 mo not much short OF
one thousand dollars. Ny accounts have been
most dishonesty, and with the most unprcce-
dented hardihood, protested against, and even
the decision OF The Examining Court utterly
disrcgarded.
Ny counsel win immediateiy prepare n
thononeb and very connected statement of
sne meoner IN which have been for nearly
Iour years prosecuted; from wAish the conn.,
mnnty VIII discover that . have not had the
smallest prospect Of any thing like ultimate
Iagsin ask Of The public a lite further
forbearance frsm making an uufayorabi. con
ciusion sgainst me. pawn my very en- istenee
epon The hdelity and fsithfulness with which
nay duties 10 my country have been fulfilled.
Ihose Editors who are accustomed 10 act
independently, and with proper Justice TO in
dividuaIs, Especially orc who has been dis
missed the high service Of his country 20
gratHy The most blaek-he arted maleyolcnee.
Taught with views Of the deepest iniauity.
wul please give publicity TO what now sub.
SCRIBE my name. X. b. RANDOLPH,
Late Of the U. s. Navy.
GsEEaAL LAVAysTTE. % r.,hev La s..;a....
~ La CTtrge-so weli known % the ss,I,,n n
the Pessess.rd friends sf Liberty from vhss-yer
qosster Of the Eiobe-hss been The object AZ Az
sasFege. vhieh exeited esess iadiKaslios AZ paris
u.nsssse trom The .tsf5eRaI of the l2sh uIl
ne Following Aesount u it,
Hoia.isn efiAs DarslEi.g Of Cen. LsTsv.He.
oeeerat Lafayette communicated to-day 10 the
Chsmesss fact, which even sfssr ali ,hs IN.
osgnnies heretofore witnessed, will revolt The
pubic. A member Of the Polish government.
the celebrated L<iswsH, driven from P.ris ~
the 'ustigAiion Of the Russian Ambassador. had
found an asylum at IL Grange In the house
o. the General he has just been taken from
y oy RsHSdarSsss, who thus violatedstha saoe-
thy OF adwelilng. which even the ReStor,tiou
had respected, through Gen. LAFAYETTE ga.
openly IFS oppooent The preisxt for thI<
savage sep, ~ the General eharaessriz.d h
was that this prosoribsd man once nd be.n
seen "a The cRpiial, notS nhstanAinr she e.
gagoment into which ~ had entered Sos as,sr
to sPpear there. The true aotivu 4 : 90
mtunct'on from the llsssiaa AEbss,>4or re-
eeDsiy arrived IN PsFis, and Who VS. unr;l.
l.ng - endure that ore % the Polish Aoros.
snOssd quietly reside wishia fifteen les~ue. ar
ne own dwelling. Tho impasation esst .oo,
~ LsissssH of having broken bis ~ord g.
Fiiy. F''-
The ve'erss Genersl uas veil o. II. ,s,.-..s
~a'ea asse Se have irtisF from hiss 10 Psris.
NJ 4. .guseyicas.
Greet FsiAvs ~ Csls~ifa.--I.sstsr, ha,.
eseu received n Boston, announcing DE fail.
ofe 81 The honse % Aiexander 4 Co. IN Cal
eulta, Voc the eDormUsas ansOust Of ssrkfss.
sssiissas n Soitarsf The eject of this vii no
doubt Be seysrsiy felt By several msrcansils
houses " Europe. The establishment con-
sisted 81 seven partners. and wpr ards %
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