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CHRISTIAN PHILANTHRoPv.-Seioln we called up-
record finer incident than recently knou
edge gentleman we'll known city, who has been
constrained by pecunary losses abandon the bus
which bade fair enrnch him. was induced
to ask his creditors discharge him. condition of giving
up all his property He preferred do this instead of avail


ing himself othe boon extended to him with thou
sands oil his fellow citizens BY the benevoence of Congress


His cTednofs without exception signed his discharges
but fhem whom nc almost feared apporach having
been compelled to pay his endorsement an "accommoda-
note, or thousand doilarsacuaed bv peculiar.
ly generous we'll Christian feelings ked The
applicant for relief he observed this embarrassment Gone
on. don't be afraid know what yon have for" and
instantly affixed his the discharge Not satisfied
with doing this after short pause he seized his hand and
said Take thls-i know you must be short of moneyyon
have large family to support. and will help you" The
debtor to his utter establishment found check for
hundred doliarsl There is something refreshing such


scene this he debtor told us the story and while
ing his eyes but plainly indicated how his heart fell
The generosity of one who had suffered by his


The same morning this hne specimen of natures nobility had
discharged another person who owed him thousand dol


ars. There is no romance in ths-N. Y Com AGc