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 To CoRREsPoNpENTs.-We have recently re- ceived several letters, from subscribers and others, requesting our attention to matters of business for the writers. These requests will be complied with, most cheerfuly; and, at our earliest convenience, we will answer the letters separately.

 A correspondent. over his own signature, writes 10 inquire ausy we have not published his communi- nation, signed "The Orphan Boy and asked if we have any iaefal reason" for rejecting it. Once for all, we take occasion to inform him, that OFT o,ra judgement is the laic of the Banner and ,eM is the tribunal ,rihout appeal, for all articles presented to us for publication. Apart from this, however, if it will satisfy 'sthe Orphan Boy" any better his communication. although abusive of Whiggery and Whig leaders, is conceived in spirit, and written in terms, to which the Banner can never descend to be the vehicle. 0J-Moreover, Wiigs should write for Whig papers!