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United States TsIsgrqph.-In his speech before the Court at Washington, pending the case of Dr. Wat kins, one of his counsel Gen. Walter Jones' alludes thus piquan.Iy to this desestAble publication :--

 Hardly as the accused has been dealt with by the Grand Jury, said he, yet Ow because the Grand Ju. " cannot ntheir oath find charge of forgery, the Court is called to cOerce them. This is the mere echo of tone which has been heard elsewhere, but from source foul and polluted, that he would moi deflethe temple of justice, nor offend the chase of those who administer there by naming it, uness in his official capacity, he should be calledon to arragn that source, in constitutional manner and invoke upon it the punishment due to its unapproachablc and inexpressible infamy."

 Benjamin Lundy, former editor oflhe q Genius ol Universal Emancipation" !" [what name for a paper -almost equal to the Journal of Humanity and He raid of the American Temperance Society, T of Bal tmore, has recently arrived at New-York from Hayt, where he had been ascertain the state of the color ed emigrants. He represents that the greai mass a- pear to be in state ofcontentment, responsibility and even aluence; but that few are discontented, and desirous of returning the United States. He states the whole number of emigran,s from this try to be 5000. m

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 SMicides.-On the 18th ut. Horace E. Gilbert, of Brockville, Upper Canada, shoemaker, suspended himself from twig by rope, and when found was in nearly a horizontal position, his neck being in the rope but short distance from the ground.-In Eli- zabethtown, Upper Canada, the wife of Mr. P. Smith was found with her throat cut.--William Sutchill, q or22 years of ago. of Washington township India na, shot himself with rife ball through the head, while in state of partial nsany.---In w. Hamp- ton, Long Island, daughter of the late Richard Jes- sup, about 20 years od committed suicide by hanging herself with skein of thread in her fathers house under the influence of mental derangement.--Mrs. Dexter, wife of Col. Darius Dexter, of Jamestown, Ontario county, N. took poison, and destroyed her self It is said that fear of being brought to want her husband being engaged in some lumber specula- ton, was the principal cause Her husband was ah- sent from home at the time Al Windsor, in this state, we learn by the Hartford Times, Mr. Elisha Roberts, about 50 years of age, hung himself in the garret of his own house on the 9th inst.