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The fllo6i6g article has been handed ns by me. dcal eeatsman Of come dissneliOn or publication u

 conspicuous par. of oar paper. We, ourselseu sub become parsans fer agai6it ihe measure, further than say that we think such law as was passed by the last legislature ai leasl impoIiIic.

 coMMtNlcAT1oN. A communicatiou was inserted in last weeks En. quirer commenting with some severity Oh the law re- garding dssectioas passed by our last egisature Io % doing presume yos did not intend yourselves to become par.Eans either for agains. the neasure- Whether the law s in aiI respects expedient Or right do not preiend decide. AS to the general aues.

 ton, Ofihe importance of anatomical dissecons there can be little difference of opinion among intelligent redeciing men All classes, the poor as mulch as the rich, are interested in having the community supplied wi:h skillul surgeons. With yoar correspondent, we ehould reprobate any calculated abuse the poor: it is obvious, however, thai your correspondent has mistaken the import of the law in question. He states that 6 in case of the death of iowa pauper should the deceased not he claimed by his or her

 friends relations within thirsysir hours after such demise. then the body shall 6s giOe sp % the sargOn for dissectiom.n

 By reerftDg 10 me taWs VIII be Obeefved that lie provisions are not thus imperative. No body is ,o be given up scoaf the consent ef the setsctmes of ihe town. The matter being thus sulect 10 the decision of the seectmen. is be presumed that ahe be- dies of respectable paupers, or of those who have friends or acqsaiotances whose feelings would he wounded will in any be surrendered ior disscc. ton. Our seleci-men would never hazard a aproceed- ing 90 obnoxious to the public feeling. Such s the relation between selecs-men and their fellow cxens, that they would never disregard public opinion as deliver mp or dissection ihe bodies ofany unless oi the proHigate and abandoned, whose lives have been public nusaHce. and who have no friends to lament their deaih.

 AS seas before retnasked, however, do norintend to become pariikans in this matter, by attempting decision of the merits sf this law. This subject has been very ably and canddly discussed. in " Repor, ofthe select committee of the House of Representa- sires Of Massachuse,,s' small pamphlet which may be found in some of the perusal of which would recommend ihose who feel an interest in ahe subject. CHI.

 The Presdent's heaih, since his ojour 1t tho Rip RaPs, has become much better. It is however repre- scented to be siiil quite feeble His relaxation from business, with Major Downing to prepare and rsgu. late his correspondence, will we trust speedily restore him tO good health.