A PArrrRy.-The following appears in the
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A PArrERS.-The following appears IN the
Boston transcript OF Saturday


JuSE 2jth, l8il.-To the Editor Of lho Transcript:
am always delighted when hear Of such ''honest
mem the noticed in yonEE n"per Of this fSS eve
their names publicly unknown. Pray who is he =
Although such men not uncommon among Bos-
toninns it is our duty 50 to proclaim their worth y
Last week | received the following letter


NywY York June 20 lSii -Dear Sr In 1884 ale while
in debt to your hopease drnw upon me Mt sight "r te
amount owed with ten interest; II was always my
~ iSirnejI RICHARD WARREN


Bv an honorable assignment Mr.. Warren became
released from his debts, and after his misiorunes in
Boston. he removed 10 New-York, where is now en-
loving prosperous business and isone OF the most
popular auconeers in that city. He, Too, little
dreams OF my giving publicity TO these facts, and
would himself shrink from such notorety, but II
seems 10 be due 10 him, that his honorable conduct
should be known both for his sake, and as an exam
pie to others. Yours, very truly. w. Is. l..