COT. AsHLEY,s COMMITTEE.
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We are indebted to Col. Ashley's Committee, for the Boston Daily Times of the 18th ult from which we make the subjoined extract. Col. Ashley differs, We venture to say, perhaps, fom all the other sena tors and Representatives in Congress in the manner in which Congressional fayors are usually bestowed on the press in theirimmediate and respective States in this. that when any matter of importance comes to his knowledge, he marks the article or paragraph immediately with ink, as to attract special atten- tion, and then incloses and addresses it to Mir. Wm

 F. Woodruff. who, we believe, is chairman of that committee or at least he has acted in that capacity, and as far as we know, he may be duly appointed to that station, with the injunction, that he hand it over to as for publication. The more usual mode being to nclose such matters of importance directly to the editor of the journal, in which such pubca

 ton is desired We have taken occasion more than once, to call e attention of Col. As committee to the dscou.ieous practice that has been manifested and pursued toward us, in this respect by Col. Ash

 ley. If hs is deterained to continue it, and that