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probable that as in most qEarrei5 of the kiOd some blame Is attached both parties; hut VIC hope 10 be in possession of authenticated facts, which will place the matter before the public in it's true light. In the time may not be amiss Co slate that Ihe law referred to- i understand I, is that is merely prevsRtiDe tn its caracierO inlbiI the introduction OfpersOns U color into that from Olher Salesnd is

 just such law, R e spirit, G in Us provisions as are iD the constant practice O enforcing in this city iO prevent our charitable institutions from being filled to OverOwing with black paupers from the Souih and white paupers frOm EuroPe. Itreaiy quite out Ofp!ace for the good people oI New-YOrk to become excited, duying this hot weather, with the affairs Of Connecticut. 1t tried time ago. in the case Of Mrs Foster, and resulted very much 10 the cOnG- sion ofihose who set il on foot. From ouS knowledge of the excellent character of tho ki0d simple and be. nevolent people of Canterbury, there must De greater evidence than has been hiiIerto adduced to excite oar belief that they have given &ayiO unwatrant able co0fse of e6nduclor 6 they have that the laws

 in that state win be ary in gising redress. One word

 more tO the good people of tie ldnd 0f steady habiis

 just to hint, that Ihis subject ought not be drawn n

 to the vortex party politics. which is the evident design Of certain class iO accomplish. is utterly foreign 70 rayty assocation-and whenever il comes under consideFaiioH should he regarded n it's true

 light, appertanUg not to ptty politics. but io po lilica economy and moral 6rinnesS.