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stolens was two horses. The elder ofthe two poys was put upon his trial, and his brother sworn Co testify against him. He told hia sfo. " Nlih all the simplicity OfyOuth and innO- It appeared. from his asstimOuv,that,so some months since. their father, who was in indi- gent circumstances, emigrated from Ply take them all with him, having previo,,siv bound;them f0ra term of years tSs . man in that place. Their master, becoming hank rtipt, absconded, while they, deprived of en. ployment, were defrauded oftheir wages Under these circumstances, without money. and almost destitute of clothing, they turned their backs upon their former home, to seek that of their father. Thus prepared for Q Journey of a thousand miles, they set out, ig. norant of the world. and of the country through which they were 10 pass. In this manner they proceeded, begging their food. and sometimes, when unable to procure more comfortable quarters, seeking in barns their rest at night. Passing through one of the southern counties of this state, where tl1e. in. habitants themselves were short of 4nfov;. slons, their story was discredited :. and ureed by hunger and weariness. they took the hoFs- es, Wlth the intention of Tetracing their steps. tlll they could procure supply ofprovisions 10 continue their journey. These were the circumstances which placed them before the court. sss ..sT s,s "A 2A

 The prisoners counsel made a, solemn and impressive appeal to the jury, insisting that the horses were not taken with dishonest irx- !en!lons, Nor. was it the mock tsolemnity of inslncerlfy; the fountains of feeling weTs then unseated,s and {to the honor of human nature be 1t said) the audible sobbings heard from the seat of the prisoners, were answer. ed with tears from the bar the bench. and the jury box. The boy wgsacquitted, and a 'olte ProSequs entered on the indictment a. gainst his brother. A purse was soon made up for them and placed in the hands of a. Chicago. The barefooted boys left the Court House, with their countenaflces brightened with the smile of hope, and bearing with them the wishes of all present, that fortune may open brighter page in their destiny

 ns Bnfalo Advertiser, Sept. 5. sL The hypocritical canting message ofiour Loco Foco President should be taken up par agraph by paragraph, and its falsehood and jolly shown to the people-nothing is en- sier-it can be shredded and converted into its original rags. Granted that people have overtraded- granted that Banks have issued too much paper, who was the cause? .. Jack son and Van Buren. They deranged the currency by withdrawing the deposites from the U. s. Bank they induced Banks to issue too much paper by giving them the public deposites-they made citizens oyertrade by giving them additional banking facilities in the use of the peoples money. Step by step they are the origin and sole cause of all the troubles ofthe country, and yet MT. Van Bu- ren very coolly and very cunningly stripsthe burden from his own back and adroitly at- tempts to place the blame on the shoulders of others.-N. Y. Star.