From the ". z. Commercial Advertiser, March 81
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From the ". z. Commercial Hdrertiser, March 81.


BETTER late thnn nerer.--About the time that
Morgan was taken from Batavia, it was stated that
several attempts were made by the freemasons to
burn the printing office of Miller, who was to be
Morgan's publisher. A reward of one hundred
dollars is offered by some individuals Of Batavia
(among whose names are those of Sheriff Thomp-
son, Surrogate Mix. &c.) for the discovery Of the
persons who attempted the outrage. One of the
Batavia papers has insinuated that this ncendiary
business was all sham--that Mler's office was
surrounded by houses of freemasons, which must
inevitably have been burnt with the office. We
think it would have been singular if the masons
had burnt themselves up in their rage. But this
is queer business, and it seems to be safest not
to believe any thing.