A FAcT.-The NY. Tribune, in alluding
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TO Coughs case, says


E'That relomed drunkard has hard
battle to fight with his deprayed appetite, is
most true; that he is sometimes vanquished
in the contest, is certain. But that, since the
advent Of Washlngtonianism, he has far Of
tener triumphed, and lived and died sober,
happy, respected, useful citizen, is equally
true, and that he pledge has enabled Mous-
ands TO do this who would otherpise hare
Tired and died dyuakards, is as clear as day.
light.