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He told mo ha had taken seven degrees that money was hard to be obtained Ihat no should publish the should go further. The mere outlines ho sad would satisfy the long existing curiosity of tho public and he would then pass through n sham abduction and thereby render his book saeabe. In April last be. ing at Mount Desert Island small craft appeared off the harbOF, and shortly put in. She had on board n all nine men; they came on shore. The third man saw was Captain Morgan; he had on cHmblet cloak, glazed hat thick boots, and mixed underclotheR. He approached me, and on presenting my hand seemed reluctant in being discovered He went by the name of Harrington on board the schooner. then called him aside. He told me he had been at Newfoundland; |; that he was then British subjects that he was con. he should return to the United States, and Miller had in his hands money of his to the amount of $2O 900 that he had been in the Bay fishery. By his request

 have promised to publish thus on my arrival in this town let this put all further speculation Nt res as

 have had ocular demonstration of the foregoing facts.

 "Esra SturgeSs ANdersOn."