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| THE ScoTT CORRESPONDENTS. Our
distinct impression is, after the perusal OF
this ,qther peculiar correspondence, that
Gen Scott should, by all means, be suffer-
ed TO remain at home; be allowed sufli.
cient time 10 take his " soup )" and, also,
that the benefits Of the ten hour system be
extended 10 him. RereiHe.


The holders of Mexican bonds in Eng.
land, it is said, have taken up the propo.
sition of Parades' government to reduce
the debt, advance 100000, and take
new notes for the old ones. II the bond
holders find the new notes any better than
the old we are very much mistaken in mat.
ters add things relative 10 the business.


Miss. Free Trader.
MILITARY CHIEFrAINs. IF the Wings
put up Gen. Taylor for the Presidency,
what can the Locos dol The devil must
be fought with fire, and we speak In time
for putting up as our candidate, CAPT.
WALKER. If actual hard bodily fighting
is to decide the contest for the Presidency,
we are willing to put Walker agains, the
bloodiest of them all. Sentinel.


CHEAP LIvING.-A writer n the Teran
AdUocdte recommends the hotel at Indian
Point, because they only charge 81 so
for broiled chicken, and give you gratis,
bath in your bed room, provided it rains.
FASHIONS. New York the Broadway
beaux have already donned the PalD Alto
hat. The bells will shortly appear in Re.
SAGA de la Palma bonnets. Great praise
has been bestowed upon the chiyary of
our army, on those fields, but this is
Gaping the climax.


EXPENSES. was asserted by Webster
that the daily expenses Of the government
we're half million of dollars. According
to the Quartcr.master Generals office
they are but one million month. There
is small difference in these calculations.


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MUSICAL PRONUNCIATION. The New
London Advocate gives the following. the
truth OF which will be allowed by all who
have paid attention to the indistinct pro.
nuncation Of choirs when singing. The
following is The verse usually sung to "Old
IIundredn:


Be thou, oh Cod exalted high;


And as thy glory fills the sky,


SO let it be on earth displayed,


Till thou art here as there obeyed.
and is often rendered thus:


Be-he thou-hou no Gaw-hawd he-ex-ha-


aul-ted he-igh;


He-and he-as ihe-igh glo-ho.ry G-hills the


he ske-igh,


Soho le-et hit be-ee ho-on er.earth de.is-


played,


Till tho-ou ART he:ere a-as th-there o-he.


ba-hade.