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The following statistics of letters received at New York
from Europe will give the native American some idea Of
the immense correspondence going on between Europe
and the United States. The majority of these letters
doubtless inquiries put TO settlers here by the doubtful
patriots at home of the advantages of emgratng-what
chance there may be of getting into public employment
SC.


An "Old Countryman" lately told that he would
approve of our doctrines if it not for his relations in
Ireland. "Wby," said we, eigning surprise which
could not feel knowing the nature Of these people
we'll; 'why should that deter your Because oould be
shutting the door Of The public Offices in their face" We
left the dsinterested foreigner American Patrot) more