SHARP.-The following spicy, but very badly written letter, appears in the St. Louis Bulletin.
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BOSTON, Oct. ZI. Dear Sir: perceive by your paper of the 12th in- stant, that some base and mendacious print at the West accuses of having sought to injure Mir. Webster through the New York He ald and thank you heartily for your prompt contradiction of this most caumnious charge-and beg permission to confirm what you have sad the subject of the falsty of that accusation in all it's parts and rea- tions, and have to add that whoever shall mpute to me any purpose or act of injury to Mr. Webster, pronounce every such person liar and A scoundrel.

 am yours respectfully,

 c. CUSHING.