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" got td do with it Here's a letter from Uncle Joshua, says l, he's come clear sp to NewbuFypOrt purpose to see us, and he'd feel terrible striped if we sneaked off and didn't go there; here's the letter says l, only look ont. So you see, he took your letter and read along where you told about the Truckmen gitten so much twill'd cotton ready for their new frocks; and how the Artillery had been scOur- ing up their pieces. and how they'd used up seventeen pound of rotten stone :; and how the Light Infantry had been drilling every morning as much as fortnight, and about the new windlass bedstead they've got ready for us to sleep on at the Hotel. When we read that the old Gineral did not look tickIed enuf but wheO he come to where you tell about that smashing grate gun they'd got on Old Town Hill, that they didn't dare 10 fire without putting on phiz big enuf for lem to run over into the next county, fore she went off, the President haw haw'd rite out, and says he, there. if hadn't told WOodbury that I'd ga up to Concord afore the Representa- lives broke up, IdecIare I'd go down and see them feilers. But can't believe WOodbury would let him ga. soI guess you'd better post back to Dowuingville as quick as the sorrel mare can carry you SO as to be sure and git every thing all ready

 WOodbury come in here this morning to see # was wiiliog tO go to Gov. Armstrong's to night--and I at him about going to New burypoTt-says it wont do-it never will do to go down among them fishermen in Mar blehead and round there and not go to New bnryPort, fer it's jest like norrin round the crust Of squash pie and not eatin none of the lnards. But he wouldn't agree tot, and at last got rather wolfsh and told him, says ], 1T you don't let the President go down tO NewburypOat ~t0-see Uncle Joshua and the rest on 'em. I wont go up to the Governors you tonight, and that's all about it. So with they stivered up to the Governors house alone. ! guess they had an awkward time on't-I don't see for my part how they got along with it at ali-but saryed them right enough.I told lem wouldn't go ifthey didn't do as said.

 If the folks ha'nt got but one shirt wash ed I'll git you jest to send that, and ! guess it will last me till git to Downingvlle and come to think ont, it aint DO matter about the corderoys, for I bought a second hand pair of sattinett ones up in Bra!tle street of nigger. and guess they'll answer all the pur- pose till git down home.

 FrUm your lOvin neffu,

 MAJOR JACK DOWNING.