COMMUNICATIONS.

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 MAS W. NEWTON AND ALBERT PIKE. I TIE EEAL ESTATE BANK.

 |Tie roeaded pigeon fatter87 is an adage Ivlfal as it Is old. And no more striking |hion of il need be adducet than the Hoi my two preceding communications

 hheindiyiduals whose merj5sI discussed. B have operatedIike red-hot shot amid 6of eombustible vessel. Such piping HIands to quarters, such pulling ofropes, Publishing of smal-arms and swabbing

 2 6lg-guns, has rarely been witnessed Fhere, as in that ''low, black, piraIical 0ier," the Arkansas Gazette: for the Heek orso all has been commotion upon hul decks, from stem to stern; and all nRnation among her motley crew, from. zp to powder-monkey, ''Truth < will 7O!y opening the eyes of those who have Ilmposed upon. It will also tell, by eHg the cheek of the guilty to grow pale, as cuIpnt knees 10 smite together. This Rs been illustrated by the aspects and aes of shame, fear and modification into \ my exposition of the dark deeds of fs'ctoa $ Co. has thrown the mem T that holy alliance" The difference FE whole appearance and demeanor is hhas as to be the subject of common re- One of them now rarely leaves his Quarters in the Real Estate Bank, where, EaRg in the venom of his sordid selfish ne spins his subtle web around the un- Date human flies who have been lured

 P the tolls of the Bank. While another h Hdstuning with stealthy step along the E, seeking to cozen and cajole the dear le whose voices he desires; but obviously IS and uneasy, glancing timidly at every " and around every corner, as fl he 10 encounter the stark finger, and curl lP oi scorn, from disgusted and mdig-

 Such is the condition of U Flke and Thomas w. Newton. As to

 Title dogs" of the concern, they drop

 cars and tails, and trot about disconso- 2 without the courage to bark, but most usly 'chiaing, whenever they catch a

 al the woe-begone visages of their mas councils of war" have been held by this lseoas conclave, as to the manner of IIsag ot me and my communications :; oelleye they arc yet chewing the cud 'HslIaeratlon, as 10 whas shall be faally . m the mean time they are using their

 ' 'ool, and iacile cats paw, the nominal , oi the Gazette, in canvassing the merits communications. They have scrud- lay iacis with no little care And after - hne days lahor'' what have they dis ', eu' Nothing more nor less than that '. Y made a mistake, of few hundred NJ N, nsiatmg the precise amount of Pike's ',eWIon' s salaries, as Bank officers 'p1 i'.l II l were willing to pay the foul "nieh admits the menial of the Gazette , t records of the BaRk-on the crumbs

 mhose table he feeds, and liclls the foot Y Faihs hlm, l might have been able 10

 %,o ; amount accurately to dollar. But ,s 70 lle difference in amount between my leh' and their own ? stated Plke's n to |, be S2500. They stale it to be ', ,s.. ilere then is a difference of S250.

 s .'s' is the yearly value of comm9dious

 G,l GSooM, frewood and stationery, which

 a,'ilsh aaii. to Captain Pike : Arc they m 0no'lillg Some estimate them as high ,sN, @ o'liers al least at $500, and none ''i' lower than a25a Althopgh, then.