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Tm ANsrAD AFRrcASs.-rhe Journal of Com, merce says tt is TumOred from Washington that these poor fellows are after al, to be given up to the Span. ish authorities. To the sentiments of the Journal on this subject we presume nearly all our czens will heartily respond. That paper says in reference to the rumOr of their destiny, " We cannot believe it. and will not ill it cOnes to pass Evidence abun. dant and superabundant has been brought to prove that they not slaves in any proper sense of the term, having been stolen from Africa and landed in Cuba but short time before their shipment 0l boar the Amistad. Should they be delivered m 10 tIe Spans authorities. nothing but the interference of England can save them, or many Of them, from n n ignominiOus death. In reganing their freedom, tI,cy dd what every man possessing the spirit of lnan would have done in similar circumstances and in accomplishing this oheci, does appear that any unnecessary violence was rrsorted to. We are bound by treaty only deliver up Spanish subjects and pro perry These negroes are neither. They are Atr cans; and have been cast upon our sIores, u,l!cv Providence, that they may be protected-no, be.ay. ed and we must protect tthenl."-Pdlladium

 The Wings have beaten us with hard cider and coon skins.-LsGac HM. '

 You are mistaken, Isaac. It was not coon.skin that Gen. Upham whipped you with-twAs a cOW-