The following letter has been handed US by Mir. Crittenden, for publication.
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by Mir. Crittenden, for publication.

 T4nble's Iron Works, Mop. 8tk, 1888. ROBERT CRIrTENDEN--Dear Scr: In your letter of Oct. 3rd, you mention, that you send me paper containing a publi- cation by T. P. Eskridge, in which he char ges that you had mistreated me, and that had leftthe country execrating you. The paper has not come to hand, and l am, therefore, unable to respond fully to his falsebood and calumny; but will do so, as soon as l can get his publication. In the meantime, state to you, that, as regards your supposed mistreatment of me, and my exeerating you, it IS totally unjonaded, in substance and ill fact, and you are at liber- ty to use this statement as you may deem useful to you.

 Yours, with respect,

 WILLIAM TRIMBLE.