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The senior editor of this paper, lately mention
ed as having gone on northern excursion with
the view of furtherng the interests and extending
the circulation Of the Natiye American, has been
compelled, in consequence of the severity of a
dysenteric affection, brought on by the unfriendly
influence Of the water of the city of New York,
to suspend his exertions, for the time being al
least, and to return home, where he could COM
mand those comforts and that attention which are
not to be expected among strangers. The inen-
ton to call at several places on his. return, was
necessarily abandoned. lie makes this the occa-
sion of expressing his grateful sentiments for the
many civilities and kind attentions he received
from those who favored him with their aid and
hailed him with their greetings of friendship.
Whatever in all this may have been personal, he
is disposed to place all to the account of the native
American cause. He is still afflicted, but slowly
convalescent, and is at his post, where he will
always be found while able to WELD pen, when
not engaged in other duties.