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An INTERESTING DIscouRsE.--Some great Au-
thor has said /" The Biography OF the most humble
inan twell written, would prove interesting How
much more valuable hen, the biography OF those
who have moved in affairs upon which the eyes OF
the world were bent Among such men, the ceie-
hrated Herman BleInerhasset (who was connected
with the Western operations Of Aaron BUR- for which
he and the Ex-Vics President were indicted for
son against the United Staies) stands conspicuous.


iuoh mystery has hung over his lie. Some have
declared thsi his reSl name was Lewis Carr, an al
veniurer-bus against this supposition strong evi-
decce has been brough, 10 besr. Independently OF
BienHerhsss,t's cprous and excit:pg come xion
with Burr mach must have ,fanspired in his lie o.
deep isiessst-as the beautiful sioquence of wit
iesds Us 10 believe. Bu, the copneciion with The
supposed traitor is the central point This era in
Blsnneshasses's lie we should ,hiak would bs for
cihiy exposed by Dir Wallace in the discourse which
he delivers rext Tuesday night, before TIE Berssn
Institute, al the Sociey Library. The documents,
from whence the lecture is compiled are voiuminous
consisting Of the Private Memoranda OF Berner,
hasse,--,he Brief which he prepared for his uisl-
orginai letters of Aaron Burr-etieTs ofMss. Blen-
asrhasss, Enmei Clay, Lord Arglessy snd Others.
These documents have never been published, and
we should think must throw considerable light
mol only Bleonsshasset's life, but the Fealdesigns
OF Burr himself.