From the Federal Union.
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Mr Calhoun.-ln the Federal Union of May the 18th, among other editorial remarks, is the follow

 ing: "but we have authority for saying that Mir Cal houn is not nullifer" For this remark the under signed, one ofthe editors the Federal Union owes to the public explanation, which is now cheerful

 y rendered. The article referred to was prepared and published by me, in the absence of my associate and without his knowledge.k Ihad then recently re- ceived, from gentleman who had an opportunity of knowing the sentiments of Mir Calhoun a letter, which is now before me- and in which inform ed' that MT Calhoun did not go single step beyond

 the doctres contained in the Virginia report and re- solutions of 1799; which he understood to maintain that Tn case of palpabe, deliberate and dangerous

 nfraction of the constitution of the United States in

 the last resort and when aH other remedies haye fa ed the states have right to interfere 10 arrest the evil. This understand to be the right ofrevolutiop of which no people can be deprived. This letter was the authority spoken of. But the expose of MT Calhoun, which we now publish, shows that he car res the right of state to interfere, beyond this point

 have cherished a personal friendship for Mir Cal houn, gentleman who is as much loved by his ac- quantance for those social virtues which are the sources of our happiness in private fe as he is ad. mlred by his fellowcitizens for those extraordinary talents which shed lustre over public life But no affection for him could induce me to make any state ment Of his opinions variant from my sincere belief of them: nor has it power now to persuade my as- sent to doctrines which disapproved by my deli berae judgement. JOHN A. CUTHBERT

 We copy the following from the Boston Commer- cial Gazette

 'Qnebec, July 24.-The fever is raging so violent ly in the upper country just where, if come must pass, that the doctor deems it very imprudent for me to undertake the ourney and the physicians tell me they are dying faster than they can be buried" The same letter adds-"It was the passengers, (em- grants probably that brought the sickness; and two oi the vessels are sent away, down below all sick dead in the streets while was speaking with the doctor, and have heard of several deaths in our immediate neighborhood."

 ''Wof's Cove"

 lIhe above is from letter from respectable la dy at Quebec, to her sister in this city Its authen- hcity may be depended upon.J