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6yL W. WAsuBoURNE, Esq, has NOT been
removed from the Post Mastership of this
city. But tho Post Master General has given Il
polite notice that he contompla,es a removal, for
the reason that Mr.. W. had not sent forward a
regular abstract Of The hours Of arrival and de-
parture Of the mails. Tho matter however has
been suspended until Mr.. W. could DO heard from.


We had delayed any remarks upon tho subject


until Mr. VS. return from tho country, where is


confined with sickness.


Okio Rirer-At LnuisviIIe. the 22i inet


there were four feet six inches water in the ca


nal and falling. ....


AT Pittsburgh, last accounts, there was two feet
five inches water in the channel-prospect Of u
rise.


Georgia.-Tke Wing Convention which mot
at slilledgeville, Georgia. on tho 7lh inst, unOni
mousty nominated George W. Crawford, the pres
ent Governor of that State, for reelection.


"THe Gio,e."-This is the title of now Dem
ocratic daily paper, tho first number of which is
to appear in the city of Now York, on the first
day Of September next Tho paper will be con.
Quoted by Levi y. Summ. ESQ.,,


Rumor.-The Philadelphia Inquirer has now
rumor from Washington that Mr.. Packenham
las yielded, in great measure. to the claims and
pre.cnsons Of The United S,alos with regard to
Oregon.


Another Ntc ea.-We are very cautious how
wo subscribe 10 a new theory, Notwithstanding |
our firm belief that many very great errors con.
tinue in society and government, simply because
no one has the moral courage 10 attack long es-
tablished customs. We find in the Philadelphia
Native Eagle a. well written and ingenious ar.
tclc, which insists upon an entro Judicial Re.
FORM in regard to Grand Jurcs. The writer
proposes that the public shall have access 10 the
proceedings of Grand Juries, and that the parties
accused may, if they wish, be allowed to appear,
10 front the witnesses aud to have witnesses in
defence sworn In word it is proposed to throw
off the whole veil of iuquisitorial secrecy from
the proceedings Of Grand Jurors; and 10 hold them
like all others responsible to public opinion for
their acts. Many Of the evils of the prcson, sys.
TEN are pointed out; but quite as many will prob.
ably suggest themselves against the new theory.
But as so mnny abuses grow out of the practice
offnding indictments upon erPar'c evidence alone,
among not the least Of which is the heavy oxpen.
scs consequent upon unsustained accusaticns--'
we think the subject well worthy Of reflection.


An Encendiary and Fugitive arrested. We see
it stated in the Missouri Republican of the 9th
ult. that man by the name Of John Owens was
arrested in that city for setting fire to a Livery
Stable on Second street, but was discharged for
tho wan. Of legal tesmony-no person bnt ne
gro having seen him commit the deed. The same
man, immediately after being discharged by the
authorities of ST. Louis, was again taken into Gus
loJy and lodged in Jail, on charge of the same
kind, perpetrotad in LousviIIe--was tried and
found guilty, and had served portion of his time
in the penenliary.