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 Ds- The editor of the New York Courier 'andSEn- quirer, whg as he is, has not relaxed his hostility to the whig coalition win antrrensm at the late cleo ton. He has been engaged in Investigating the facts in relation to the imputed written pledges of Gov. Young 10 pardon the anli-rent State prison convcts if elected Goyernor--and repeats the charge as ds- tincly proved by the testimony of the persons through whom the pledges were made! He reaf- firms that Governor Wright was applied 10 from the anti rent districts to know if he would pardon these men out of prison if elected, and that he answered no-hai Mir Young replied yes. On the strength of these facts the Courier pronounces the intrigue and ils parties among the whigs to be ".nfamous

 0J- The sum of S3500 has been raised in Boston for the widows of the Marblehead fishermen, who were lost in the late gales. Between SIT and slS00 have bsen collected III Salem for the same purpose

 IF By general order from the Executive De partnent of the state of North Carolina. we per- ceiye that seyetal of the volunteer companies have declined to comply with the new terms prescribed, consequently aGoher call is made upon the military of that state lo volunteers.