The Cambria News Expresses.
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II. GREELE1, Esq-DrAR sIR see in the Ntp York
Sun great flourish of trumpes" about the of the
Cambria, Especial Expresses of the Sum- &c. Now |
apprehend that there has been foul play about this bust
ness somewhere. Mr. N. A. NJ Dudley of the house Of
Halliburton Dudley was the first 10 board the Cam
bra and by great exertions and considers expense
reached the railroad depot in time to send the to
New York by the evening train Mr.. d. informs that
he delivered Hapden's conductor three copies OF
Wilmer and Smiths European Times with express in
functions to deliver one copy to the publishers of the
Tribune As you have not given Messrs H. & d credit,
presume you did not receive the paper Is it possible
that express people have been turning the thing
into a speculation? Ii so-and circumstances have a
wonderful squirting that waythe act certainly deserves
the apprehension Messs Harnden Co. ought
at least explain the matter for what expresses
good for they may not be conded in and trusted for
the faithful delivery of important packages according to
direction. Yours, ever, J.F. CLEVELAND.
Will the gentlemen explain


We also ask, will the gentlemen explain This is
very mysterious affair, for we believe that one Of
three copies, sent by Mr.. Dudley was for us. We
have had some dealings with Harnden Il Co. before
this. We are somewhat acquainted with them, and
think ii due to the public that this last matter should
be cleared up. If it is not explained, we shall be
compelled to think and to ponder on the mysterious
arrangements of an express line.