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FRAUD on THE PREss AND ON TIL f PuBLic.-
The tricks performed by the New-iork Pilots for the
benefit of the Herald such cannot fail to subject
them to the censure OF all honorable men. We learn
that on Saturday the Pilot boat NewYork boarded the
shp Liberty Capt Norton. sea, and took from the
ship her letter bss, with he promise to deliver the same
to her consisnee Mr. J. w Phillips; but instead Of de-
vens the letter bag the Pilot delivered on Sunday at
about SP. NJ, letter only from Capt Norton, stating
that ho had Just up the bag Mr. Phillips applied at
the Herald Office and place in Rosevelstreet where
be was informed the OF tho Pilot Boat lived but
he could set no information to the bag.


on Moday morning Mr.. Cis,o, belonging TO the Pilot
Doa' Drought to the Office of the Consgnee the letter
osS win al It's conlcats having kept the from the
owners from Sunday to Monday thus depriving the ow
ners OF their letters and all newspaper Offices except
the Herald of their packages The bag we understand
contained letter for the Presden, of the United sta,c.
aad dispatch for the Secretary OF State beside which
there 200 letters for merchants and others Tbi,
scandalous fraud on the newspaper press aud he
public and II ought 20 excite universal indigestion The
Pilots may be pro6ted by tricks like this, bu, we
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