Truly, your iTIend


SAN H0UsTu
To Cot Barry GiAsspie. Nea0 Orlsans.
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Mr. VAN BUREE.-Ne give below an extract la
Louisville Journal written IN anticipation OF his arr
air Van Buren has any sensibiiiy he certanlv mus q
beneath the sad truths forth In the Journal Ok


FIVE were to address Mr. Van Buren, on his arra
our landing. We should speak the following words @
ly impressed with the soemny OF the Thoughts sueg
your presence, address you not in the lanp.Isp& &
ton. but in the words Of truth and honesty which b
merican citizens When you were entrusted bv pesrs
rant OF your demcrts with the highest and most rss
station in their gift they hoped that guided bv The sgs
Washington, your first and only endeavor would bseE
late bis virtues and TO prove yourself worthy Of The
once adorned Our city was then ENJOYING ;he nos
amped prosperity Our merchants were besv our rs
les Teaped the profits of honorable industry our ab
joyed all the comforts OF lie, and we were a haFpr
ishng community Now. sir. walk about our stree
witness the ruin you have brought upon as Looks
serted warehouses and the empty workshops lssa


ons Of our starving Iaborers and the cries ef h1a
women and children furnishing from want Of bread
pass along our streets. buslling with activity sa
the ruin yen have brought upon rs Although e.
may greet your ear yet feel assured that If our eg
Numbered forth, i is because they are Of deep anl
kind which cannot be aniculated.- We have no sF
with you here. sir. Go home, and there, in DE ea
bles contrition, strive TO expatiae the outlines


career, and to make peace between FIeaven aB5 Fsa
soul "-Lon Joar.