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ty. Every dollar of the amount just stated, was in the Land Office, with the exception of the amount taken by Henderson. The last claim (S5,2l6 15), Desha held him self ill readiness to discharge whenever called upon by an authorised officer of the government. When called upon, he did pay it, and paid it promptly. He declined depositing it, for the reason assigned above. This is true history of Desha's defalca- ton. If others, who were entrusted with his business. had let the public money alone, Desha would have had no difficulty.

 We much regret that the friends of MT. Henderson have compelled us to expose him. We had no wish to do so. They are to blame-not us. We will not taetnt Mir. Henderson, by telling him that he has got into a 'tscrape," that "l,e may aeeA er- claim 'sape me from any trie''dss'" SSc. &c.