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Friday, March 20, he again arrived in AL bany; he sought the managers of the St. Andrews Society,& it is with pride il. the honest and honorable feelings of our coun- tryman,* that we state he instantly insisted on refunding from his slender means, the sum advanced from the treasury of that as- sociation; this amount they accepted. He was equally solicitous in desiring to repay all the private contributions, but who would willingly be deprived of the heart felt satisfaction of contributing to the com- forts ofpersons so deserving ? this restitu- tion was therefore declined.

 We have rarely, if ever, known case which excited 50 warm and universal sympathy on each recital of the cir- cumstances, the hand was in the pocket before the tale was concluded and lives there an individual, wHo on such ain appli- cation, would have refused? If there is. we do not envy that mhn's feelings. Let him count over his hoards, and glut his eyes witi' tke glittering treasures we would rather follow our wapderers to their happy homes. and while our imaginations picture their meeting, while the 6reside tale of pcrils overpast, and hospitality received, starts the sympathetic tear, or lights the glow of gratitude on the cheek, we seek no higher reward than to know that we were privileged to be the dispensers of portion of this happiness. Albany, March 25. s-. The writer is Scoichman,