From the Baltimore Gazette, March 27.


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PIRACY-An article the death Of Archbishop Car
roll which has been forth to the world original
communication" and which has been republished in
various newspapers specimen of the ability with which
the american Quarterly Reve promises to be conducted
will be found, by reference TO the files Of the Federal
Gazette be nothing than the amalgamation oftw
articles one of which, originally appeared in that paper
Dec 4h 1915, and the other repubshed on the 7h
Dec 1915 from the Telegraph One, If not both OF the
articles written by gentleman OF Baltimore, several
years since deceased The article in the review is evident
y copied from above many instances alteration
whatever being made in the phraseology Where the
language varied from the original to humble appre
hension the change is not for the better.


Small Por.-The Rutland (vt.) Herald an
nounces the decease of Mr.. Walker (paper maker)
of small pox, caught from imported rags. Mr.
WIS. two children had taken the disease. Mea-
sures had been adopted by the town authorities to
prevent the spreading Of the contagon. The life
Of father has been thus sacrificed to neglect Of
vaccination, and his children put in jeopardy.