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The Washington Correspondent
of the Charleston Courier, in his
letter ofthe 18th instant, has the
following paragraph:


''In the House Mr. BORIS made
severe demonstration against the
Administration. "A He brought for
ward charge that some Lieuten-
ant of the Navy, (Hooe, if mis-
take not, had been tried by a
Court Martial, found guilty of some
mal-conduct, upon the testimony
of a NEGRO, and sentenced to
be cAsHIERED. And further, that
Mr.. VAN BUREN, knowingthe char
acter of the testimony approved Of
the sentence. Mr.. BORIS moved
to suspend the rules, in order to-
enable him to move a call for the
papers in the case, but the House
refused to suspend"


The Correspondents adds, that
some Of Mr.. Van BUREN's South
ern supporters appeared to be en-
barrassed by the charge. We
have no doubt they were. 1t IS
timethat Southern locofOcos osshould
be staggered, when they hear of
such evidences Of MI. Van Buren's
negrophilisn1 " @. Bee.


Mr. SHADES speech has been
published IN the Globe, and extern
siYelY circulated IN the South. Is
the CoURIER willing that the
GLOBE shall be suppressed


The National Intelligencer pub
lished Dr. DUNCAN's speech to
show the South the sentiments of
their pretended democratic friends.
Iii so doing tho Intelligeucer con-
ferred a substantial benefit to the
South, by holding up to their view
the hypocrisy and double dealing
Of Duncan and his party


According TO the very cogent ar
gnment Of the Courier, ought notI
Ihe Tuscaloosa FLAG Or THE UN- /
ION, 8 locofoco paper printed ii 8 /
slaYehoiding Stare, to be suppress
%, and IS put n the penitentiaT
Eor daring 70 publish q PRA Isl