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permitted with closed eyes. Mr.. Ogden
has stated in reply to the foregoing that
his answers did not implicate the gov
ernment, for he says with respect to the
government he acted with crtre1le
caution, not being 50 much hresscd on
this head as on others.


More hro9S 2fmiscondnct III hhe Prf-
.sidrnt.-The Newyork Gazette in an
swer to Mr. Ogden, observes,


The substance Of the information
relative to the destination Of the Lean
der, sc. is CORRECT. We were only
mistaken as to the channel thro' which
the secret was divulged instead orthe
name Of Samuel G. Ogden, we ought
to have said that the evidence imD!ica-
ting the Government, came through
Col. Smith, and we are since informed
that this evidence has been Corroborat-
cd by another gentleman Of the first
respectabillity.


The destination of the LeanLer II
now ascertained to be for the coast OF
Caracas.