MACKENZIE'S BOOK.
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 The most morel and rary book of the season has just been issued from the press in Boston-consist ing of letters addressed to Jesse Hoyt late of the New York Custom House, from B. F. Butler, c. c. Cambrelng, John Van Buren, and about twenty other prominent politicians in the State ot New York A few specimens of these letters will be found in another column.

 lrt- Our sincere thanks are due to our brethren of the press, for their words of commendation, on our re-accession to the " editorial chair" Espe- cially are our acknowledgements due to the Cour- fer, Palladium and Herald, of New Haven. All we can say in reply is. that we will endeaU0r to deserve all they have said of us.

 Just and Gcnerous.-The Hon. John Hunter, a large proprietor of lands in Delaware county, N. Y., has ordered deed to be made out. grant, ing 900 acres of good land to Mrs Steele, the widow of the Deputy Sheriff, who was killed by rioters, in the execution of his duty.

 fl Fact-The N. Y. Tribune, in alluding to Coughs case. says:

 s.That reformed drunkard has hard battle to fight with his depraved capacities. IS most true that he is sometimes vanquished in the contest IS certain. But that since the advent ot Washing tonianism he has far oftener trlumphed, and lived and died sober. happy, respected, useful cltizen is equally true. and that the pIefge hGs enabled thousands to do this, achO Scouid OtheTtcase hdue iUed aud diei drunk0rds is as clear as caylIght."