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CANDIDATE FOR THE STATE PRIsoN-We un-
derstand that fellow, who answers the descrip.
ton of the one who pigeoned the Tribune with
the Oxford's news, attempted yesterday to defraud
R. Kermit, Esq, the agent of the missing packet
United States, and to trife in the most reprehcns
BILE manner with the feelings of those who have
friends on board Of that ship. This fellow went to
Mr.. Kermit in great haste, and told him that
Swedish ship from Fayal was below, with letters
from Captain Britton, and he could get them for
consideration. He was promised twenty or
thirty dollars, and soon after again made his ap-
pearance with letters purporting to be from Captain
B., stating that the United States had put into
Fayal in distress. 1t is almost unnecessary say
that the whole story was fabrication. We re-
gret that Mr.. Kermit did not have the rascal ar
rested.