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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19


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aoa Of che country end injurious to another
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ion, that d protective uriI IL cons '''"''n''
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f' ''' =" = ~ ~ .ys.s.ey- s.~
taye aiwuys heretofore occupied, How, the
does he stand before the American People IN
reference to thiseublecl Ne says HE 'olliclal
A. tt,,t sst t4a. ~, A.. .- w, "a i. sN,
actsn are the cutcuon by Nflch is p6sIIdH1S
to be judged OF, and they show that he has
ALWAYS been the friend and advocate Of q
mon PROTECTIVE TARIFF, and when he defines
position TO tho people Of Virginia, he still
declares that lie believes a tariff constitutional.
The democrats have commended that Van Buren,
was the trend Of the south, and opposed to a
tariff what do they cay now
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
sHERiFr's SALE.

sHERiFF's SALE.
Madison Circuit Courl--Norember Term, l840
James : @'1''' Al. pr. f. ia.
Moses S. Matthew
Wilson Myers.
10y virtue Of the above stated case TO
= me directed, will expose to public
sale for cash, bolore the door OF the
Court House in the town Of Canton,
On The third Monday Of October, neat,
teirg he 10Th day Of the month. the
following described Properly, to vi; -
the east holt south west quarter and
west hall south east quarter Of sectioli
.hifysfsa assgs~. 'sssst sAs,s y. i is~.ss,,-.
Levied on as the property OF defend.
ami MatheDy, aud wll DO sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs debt aud cost
Sale TO take place within tho hours
preserI6cd bylaiwf. ~ v'g'' saa-s
....a. ...,.,..S,s HANlBLEN. Sh'u.
Nv Yfssg iisSG@Sss. faspS
Sept ~, 37.il rr tee 80
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
BKRBGcUE.

$500. ~ sS~.Sss $500 iVtEss, ,
IVA, 4ssr~e.y-.W Wednesday, the 30lh inst,
in honor Of our Democratic Senator and
Representatives in Congress, to which
the GrfGeGs"oY N sG1s7r arc' -s,c.sesrseitad.
ing counties, without distinction Of par
ty are respectfully invited, '"' q geo.
THE COMMITTEE.
Sept, 10.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

Col. r. NJ, Johnson made speech in Ohio
short time since, and the loco ioco papers in
reporting il made him attack the military char
ocler Gen, Harrison, and reprobote the con-
duet Of the General at the battle Of the Thames,
This asonished every one, as Col, Johnson had
always before spoken in the most exalted terms
of Harrison, declaring at one time upon the
floor Of Congress that he chad fought moro
battles during the last war than any other Gen.
eral, and never sustained a deieatn 1t turns
out however, thal Col. johnson has been mis-
represented by his loco icco friends, and that
he sull bears testimony to the good conduct Of
his ola General See hls letter below, 1t is
astonishing what love some Of the loco ioco
PUprts nUSeNo fSing-not chafgo mas been
nude against Gen. Harrison since his nomlna-
ton, which, upon examination has not been
found false, The loco tocos even nsisreprese,,t
their own party and ifiends iortNq purpose of
traducing Harrison,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
suERIrF's SALE

RY virtue of the above . s,as' ! paSr
- me directed shall e SlS.' 1ou,.aa
sale for cash before the o0'''
in the town Of Canton ,o..,,,Ia
On Monday The 10Th day q ~ ~ ,.,4
All the right, title and interest," 'ss1Io !,
ant Ande rson in and to the Io ,a NV
cribed tract or parcel Of Ia a',,l,a 81
The east half, southeast WA MA suit
ton thirty.lhree; and s v, ,,v.I0af, uss
west quarter, section , '.aes f,s, y
ship twelve, north Of Ia u ,ay'tis
containing one hundred '''
more or less. .,,,y d d'sss
Levied on as the Propel 0oIS % ,ss'
ami Ande rson, and will be '0
plaintiff debt and cost ~, ID, bS'
Sale to take place yum !,
prescribed by Jaw !. ,;pi. LEN @
5. iiAh ! ,,,ss III
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
CINCINNATI Aug, IL, 1910
My DEAR COLONEL

! enclose your speech as published in
the Chillicolhe Advertiser, The repor-
rsGr OF ,ietss- peach So Tar. Ms yo0 speak
Of General Harrison, has surely mis-
conceived you. net only so think, but
have so said. An inference may be fair
lily drawn, that you are not only i'll doubt
as regarded his courage, bat shat you
| had ,sGi htie respect loo Aim % a com.
!. saa.& es s.OsIal @ypsr ssas: !s :
for you, induces me alone TO call your
attention 10 The subject and furnish you
an opportunity OF correcting what con-
] esLys.la h0~ az. E,rgroous and garbled re.
poyt at what YOU did say in Chillicotht
-t'e;f ~s&fs9th VISA. ,--..-. .---.,.-,--.,...
i From the enclosed remarks Of Col G
S. Todd you will at once discover thai
you take issue and widely differ. Il
consistent with your feelings furnish m,
with your views on the subject, They
will be published or not as you may de
sire.
Truly your friend.
Il. ID. CARNEAL.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19

''I ny if,es' \. ~ n, IN '-
been bid or BY samae. s'V he is ~
6 1".'Gs Z .S Ds' he 'o' WI n = held
49," "''i's asec.ency Of The Is' 20 ssf
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5 pl. II, ~"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
A SUBSCRIBER.

To the first question, sis the town incorporo-
ted, we reply il makes ont ikc tis, . Who
aru tno seteemenJn Cant say that there are
my, If 30, might as well not be. ,. "what
are they about" Nothing, as usual, ard they
will most likely conlinus in the same honora-
bic business for some time to come. "Say
something to direct attention" &c. Oh! we
cant. Thunder would no, wake the police OF
ths town; it has been doing for about four
years now, and in year or so more, it will get
ln'o pretty sound sleep. We think saying
ally thing therefore, would be useless.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
slirnirr's SALE.

.uad,aon afemi court r. N1rsmbsr term 1910
John Stone il, use sc.
~ III IN on hnnh
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-19
For NE .Madi,on H1ic .qdotnte.

Mn, EDIroR
Is the town Of Canton incorporated If
40, who are the Seleotmen! What are they
Oboutif we have anyl The village is infested
with may evils that should be expclod-such
as hogs, dogs, SC. Will you hayoth kindness
to say something that will direct attention to
this mattcrl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

Mrusr' and Thing, ~ Geasral- Patriot, ogai, IN
mofion- OFe,

BtFFAte, Doc. i-iV.
NrHers and Things ~ GeRsrui- Patriot, ogais IN
mofioH- Offer.
Winter with its chilly and witht ring vapor 10
upon Us again. Lake, cssal, railroad ard ~ save
the impetuors and eternal cure. Z to- MARA
is deserted, drearv and mOtioness No friendly sail
l. In the din distance of the western horizsn 10
enliven or vary the scene, aud
Give gisdness 10 the deep glores Of lining iat
A seal is put upon every avenue Of commupies.
tos with the city, and like voie-ar member Of
bas blsu cotere each must call upon has fellow fr
some source Of diversion In the absence there.
fora, ofsll exciting objects, may hope, give
the on dts as they pass.
Inc Patriots. "Wslll" yoa exolsim, "whM Of
the pstriotsr' Ne,hing in particular, only on DIT
says they organizing again az various points
slorx he Freater aud the first news we shall hav
will he q sudden descent upoR some weak point in
the Provises. and the death of certain obnoxious
indiyidvsis sitzche 90 the militia Moreover that
arms and amnni,ion have been freely distributed M
der tn direete. ef Bill Johnson, Lett, and other
kindred spirits, preparatory 20 taking the field. II
- known that THESE two WORTHLESS have becn'rsver
sing the whole range II the border for weeks past
to the great annoy sncs Of our nsrthern neighbors
" this H. 90, and these creatures intend another
ircursion, tbey ssrely will be snnihiIsted, as . ma
jarty q the Canadians want nothing but what 10
prsed within the word reform, not rsroiuf,on.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

cy- REhARKABLY FAT POULTRY Il was aston
ished TO see the quantity OF fat poultry that
Mr. Broas or PaXton's stand in Washington market
yesterday, and TO learn that they exceeded all
other dealers in the line Of trade and informed
that Mr. Paxton has fine farm in Jersey, and raises
quantity Of poultry, which he spares no pains nor
grain to have the latest that is brought 10 market
II is surprising TO see the qnsstty s poultry mark
ed 10 some Of the first houses in the city, National
Hall, Canal street; Marion House, West Broadway;
varick Lunch, esrnsr varick and Do-nck street;
JIM Carey & &c No. 81 Broad street; and several
other Of the most respectable houses and on learn
ing that they dispose Of not les. than two cart leads
Of poultry every day vas astonishsd; but 10 arm
that .orse days they dispose Of ten cart loads, |
would have been more astonished had j not seen
the article, and the men at the business. They are
both aecomm odatiug in tkei. manner, and reasona
bic in their prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
His Majcsty's Special EdIrt.

His most supreme and august Majesty the Grand Krou
has been aroused from his unbcT by the generous
shility Of his 10y al and well beloved krouts and with
his usual he has been pleased to nod whish
signifies APPRECIATION. Hlying received renewed evil
denees Of homsge and friendship the par, of his allies
abounieous supply of good cheer he orains roy e
to be given at his palace under the charge Of his Steward
Krout, Won Kaowlsnds at the end Of the Harlem Rail.
road, Hsric Iiver) "wednesday Ao slh January
By order Of the Arch Chancellor Governor General Of
Coney Island and It's Dependencies
HANS MARRIOTT Won wieHELHAUsER,
d2a 2w' Arch Chancellor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

ISvsprsrr vros Mruco. BY tie arrival y,s-
t.rdsy ofthe Asdroscogyin, Captain Churchill FROM
resssec.is thirty-ose days, W. have highly impor-
tsst news from that qssrter
n appears from the statement Of Captain Church
al. that the Texans have virtually made war upon
Mckee when he LEFT, Commodore Moore was
r.sr Teb SEQ with slooP ofwsy Asstin. schooner
IA, Bernard and steamer Zavslls. An onicer ofthe
Texan Navy informed him that IL was the intention
sS Coon. Moore 10 take possession Of the place II
also appears that about the 10th Of November bat
tie had been fought between the Centrsls and Fed
~~aIists and that the latter were victorious.
Tea, - progressing wonderfully rapid Receg-
nised By France. England. Holland. Belgium, aud
che uaised States Republic. and at with the
Csmanchs Indians and Nexico.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

TUE WATER CoNMIssIoNERs AND THu Coz
roRArIoN.-Wbat is the matter with these two re-
spectacle bodiesl Why are they expending time
and money in picking quarrels with each other, in
stead of giving US pure and wholesome water!
So far as PLAIN intellect can understand the me-
rits Of the case, the Water Commits sioners are in
the wrong, and the Corporation are in the wrong.
Both wrong. The Water Commissioners have
right, by law, TO interfere, interpose in any
way, directly indirectly, with the laying Of pipes
throughout the city. They Lost that power in 1888
and 80. This position seems to be as clear as the
sun at neon day.
Why, then, do the Water gentlemen make such
. fuss about the basiness, and act as il they min
gied little too much gin with their water? Be-
cause. perchance, they want topic of agitation. at
the next charter election-they want to make fuss
about " pipe laying" TOO. Should this be reason
for their conduct, clearly against law! The
munty will not brook such conduct for such mo-
uves. The wbis party is now the Lord Of the as
ceudant at Washington. Let that content them
1t may be well to have the city remain as it is
If one party were to possess all the places Of power
and enoument, they would get too saucy and too
arrogant. At the next election, the people ill not
take the trouble TO come out and make such an Of.
fort they did at the last There is no interest in
the contest
Let the Water gentlemen and the Corporation
each attend to their duties, and give Us no more
cf their quarreings.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
yVeJue adj n " Dee. az

AsroR HousE-OJ Humphrey, F Craft, Albany;
Foster, Williansburgh Hurlbur Hurlburt, jr Win
chester; J Vsrnum Bait; Lewis, Georgia; Mat
thews Fisher, Hartford Rymar; Strong, Roches-
ter; Mr. Zigomsm.
AMERICAN HorrL.-Mr Childs, York; w Seaver,
w II Fowler, J Hooker, Army; Evans, Bait
CLINTON HorEL.-GW Leight, Boston; II Raymond,
3 Miller jr, York; Williams, Penn; X ID Wade, u
Army; Colwell, Orange CO; LANG, Mrs LANG,
Westminster.
FRAsxLrs HOUSE, Titus, Pokeepsis; A st John, Lam.
bertville; Jadson, Troy; Mr. Kellogg, Vermont; 5
Barnes Phil
HowARDs' HorEL.-J Allen, Lynn; Mott, o
Hern, Washngton; Weaver and lady, Penn; w Cham.
berlin, Ohio Terry, Hartford; Babceek, II Is; w
Rupert Louisville; Sherman, Catskill; d LWare. Best
PsEuprSr HorEL.-J Fowler, G C Stsnmsts U S Ma.
vy;C Wells, U Army; T Phelps; ATWOOD Bait; Mr.
Smith, n York.
UNrsD STATES HoIEL-F Hodgson, Middletown; G
Hisks, Island; Granger, Suheld; Hubbard Miss
Turrsll, Nangatuch; U Pratt Deep River Gsbriel,
Miss Gabriel Haven; + Robinson, Prov; Iidreth,
Pstershan; Alny, Central Vii; Chase, Salem, Mass
wAvERLEY Housn.-J johnson, Mr. Tucker, w Howe.
Mr. Abbot, Mr. Montgomery and ladies, Phil; Rice
Rochelle; Mr. Klugg aud lady, Mr. Deming, York J W
Monroe, II Monroe Mansronssk; GARNER Mass.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

TuE AxrHIrurArRE this evening brings ont
new pantomimc-s regular old fashioned Christ
mas, Clown II Harlequin and Psotaloen afsir-Aboupd.
ing in all sorts Of tricks, jokes, and comie,tiss
with new scenery painted expressly for the piece,
by Duke white. The ring performance. are also Of
the most amusing aud Interesting description
There is 20 be an afternoon Performance On Christ
ma, day, commencing at hslfFssi2 o'clock, as well
as evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
S5,l6i,O0s


The above, so far as the vessels 60, were total
losses. About half million cargo was saved, the
rest lost Aggregately, therefore, the actual loss
varied not far from eight million dollars
1t has been ascertained that by the destruction Of
the above, six hundred and eighty four lives were
lost The iarges, number in one vessel were burnt
up and drowned in the Lexington, in Long Island
Sound, last winter.
In addition TO the foregoing, there now thirty
nine vessels missing These may never be heard
from, and the loss will, therefore, be sweed or
two million
Ofthese immense losses fully twothirds fall upon
the Insurance Comp nies-say one.half on Amsri-
can, and the balance on English We know that the
cargoes Of several vessels lost in 1910, were in
ssred in LondoH The officer in this country have
had, probably, three millions and upwards to pay,
three -fourths Of which by New York and eastern
COMPANIES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

BsEsp.-Now that the meat laws in fair
way to be repealed, a movement has been made in
favor Of bread. This 10 right In 1869 -four was
go per barrel-sow t so-yet We hardly see any
Inference in the sire or weight OF bread, for the
same money. How is this screw is loose
somewhere. Let ne enquire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

The unfurd.d debt, being portion OF that
ed in the foregoing table, S2iio 49, and which das
and pay able as fellows via:
Due the branches Of the State hank for advances
the public work in isao, due, (aboat) sea saS
Due 10 contractors the Wabash and Erie canal
for work done the pas, season nov due (hut re.
lying on receipts from Wabash aud Erie canal
land sale stoce
Five dollar Treasury note. due OH the ao,h April
next, c4seoo
Five dollar Treasury notes due on the 10th Sep
TENDER next, 1900
isia ,''''' ''' '''''' ''' - - - $1,000
Der, ' isis, '''''' 10000
sued in liz sdaon Of old eiairs 1000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

the bonds which form ths basis OF these debts hs's
passed from the State without ent and some th.n
under eircurnsances approaching TO fraud respectfully
submit whether III not be proper and just and r'h
out or from the honor End good ehsr-
scter 9th. state take legal s,epshy irisneen OF
otherwise 10 protect the interest oths State from the I'M
loss otherwise likely TO result from this unie'u
nste eopdion Of 20 large amount Of our public esnr
tics.
These facts have csuscd great depreciation in The va
lue Of these stocks On the LIST November Indiana rsr
cent stock sold a, 30 they are nov s;arcey sashe a.
IL and W IN in all probability 90 much lower
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

Tn. Treasurer adds a. follow.

The following table will show the debts due the state
for bonds sold or otherwise p,red vhJ amounting Alto
gether to 81, 55s79 a. and upon which, portion at
least dependence has been had for the ayment ofhs un-
fund ell debt, but which, feel II duty 70 that fuy
rcaliye this object N indeed a. all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

o. The DioRAMAs.-Thc three splendid ia
ble2ax OF Venice, the Church of St. Etienne du
M ont, ard the Valley of Goldau, will be exhibi ed
during this week Of festvity and then they will be
positively renewed to Philadelphia. Every one
who has not seen them, must avail themselves Of
this opportunity. ~ are confident, those Who have,
will repeat their visits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

Cuusrxls CskE.-If you want any Of thi. ar
sscie step into 20 Lispeparj street, and say, "Mr.
Miller, send me home such and such piece-tow
mach - You will be served tosT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

Tort. AVID TRADE o. rHE ChSAts-Tbe amount
of tolls received all the state canals, from the
opening Of navigation 10 the first ~ August, the
frat OF September and TO the close OF navigation,
foe each of the last six years, 10 shown IN the fc-
Iovgn- table viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

TarArRIcALs.--The ups aud dowss Of theatre
Gals, the fluctuations Of the drana-are a greater
fares-s greater playa greater DRAMA than all that
you see W thin the theatres.
On Monday and Tuesday, the great Braham sung
,t the Park Theatre to niserably thin houses. The
house GA Tuesday night hardly paid expenses-yet
the vocalist was never more splendid. AT the Ma
tiosal Theatre, the expenses have hardly been paid
since its commencement. Wilson has been unable
10 take out hi, license, aud is ,ow under bonds for
$1,000. Indeed, poor is this house getting that
the manager has brought an action for damages
against us, under the care Of David GRAHAM with
she hope Of rsPlenishisg his empty treasury from
car pockets. The truth is cvident-the Park and
National theatres are swallowing each other up,
and, like the Kilkenny cats, they have al most
Got As far as the tails-nothins remains but two
ru.ps. The Bowery and the Amphithcatre are
tryiay the same game, and have got as Gar as the
shoulders. None but the Chatham and the OIym-
pic pair Of bijsus, cheap, lively, snd voatile,
seem to succeed or make money. Last night, the
81. Georges Concert was well attended, but that
was q special effort fer a special ject, and sx-
haasts itself
What Is the meaning Of all this 7 There is onlv
enc explanation. We are fast returning to the
tastes Of the pilgrims. We growing intsllectu.
a, moral, religions, snd Imaginative We are los
nag our theatrical tastes. The Park Theatre will
have TO be converted into Tabernacle aud LET out
as David Hale lets ont the Broadway Tabernaei,.
for sermsas, cra,crios, cow n,icles speechcsard
if Wilson woald shut up his theatre-open it a,
eAarch, or turn preacher himself, he would make
HE two ends N set better on q-arer day than he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

NEw YEARS ApDREss-McDoSALp CLARKB-
Mcdonald Clarke has taken the prize for the He
raid New Years Address-two big, bread, gold
pieces. He has thrown OF Of his most splen.
did, picturesque, original, witty sarcastic, poetic
illusions we have read in many day. 1t contains
more real genius than half the ne wspaper poetry
published since the year one.
Clarke is . rare genius and now, on the borders
Of -, Whereabouts, his mind is beginning to &C
quire that healthy vigor and eonsis tency which
will place him. in due lime, at the head Of Anne rican
poetry He is the only true poet that the democra-
tic age Of literature has yet thrown up in the tide
Of time Read de Toe queville's singular pho-
ssphical analysis on this point, and be convinced.
Bryant has some poetry-but it is the poetry Of
sliqaes-the poetry Of books-ths poetry OF narrow
localities-the poetry Of certain schosls-not the
poetry ef nature, either social, physical. civiz
ed. in all its variety and grandeur Clarke is the
real one, after ali.
Apropos-We have just received from Clarke a
poetic description Of the battle Of Niagars, Lua-
dy's Lane, which is equal to any thing we ever
read. Politicians have he retofcre made Pre-
hut Clark says that poets will hereafter elect all
eur Presid ents. Harrison sung into the White
hoase-so will be his successor. Dynasties are
Pe'Petuated on different PLAZA in England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

DrsAsrEKs Ar.sEA IN isio.-We give below the
losses sustained daring this last year, by wreck,
which is probably greater. in the aggregate, than
ever before in any one wear -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

Gs- CHATHAM THEArRE.-An extensive bill is
up for tonight The house will doubtless be filed
and the audience Satisfied, they cannot fail to be-
with three such dramas as the Witch Of the Sea
the Maine Question, and Columbus. We under
stand that so~ehisg big is in preparation for the
holidays. We do not doubt il, as Thorns is the
ly boy that understands such business in these
parts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

LArrsr rEoH FLoEiDA.-rhirteen Indisss sur
resdered themselves 9, Colonel Riley on the 10Th
ist Amesg them were nine warriors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24

DJ- Noah has publisied a second edition e the
BOOK Of Jssher, AVID sent rs copy. BY and by.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-24
NEW YORK HERALD.
ey- For the latest ne ;s by the ssathera mail from
washington, see the POSTSCRIPT ON thu fourth

THE Nsws-THE Bosros SrEAhsrs We re-
ctived yesterday, through the post Office, Lon
don spondenee, dated 4th instant, just day
behind the time. There 10 something very remark
able in the management OF tse Boston steamers as
regards the New York press. On no occasion. ex-
eept once, bave we ever received our private cor
respondence in time TO be oil any e rs, b ="
way of Boston. We very sure if Mr. Canard
were aware Of this fact, change wcrld be made
The New York steamers are Tery attestive TO the
press, both here and Eng land, but we are sorry 10
say that there is carlcssness nattentisn and want
Of system in the Bostsn steamers in relation to the
packages belonging to the newspaper press, which
TINS subject.