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MUrAr1oNs.-The Mobile Register refers to Mr..
Bimey's late letter dissenting from Mr.. Adams
course ON the subject of slavery, and connects it
with the fact that Mr. Dellet, the Wing Repre-
sentative in Congress from Alabama, has de-
nounced MIR. Adams as dangerous abolition
iaeend,ary" The oddity of this contrast o,
opinion and position is, (says the Rcgster,) thal
Mr. Birney and Mr.. Dellet were both residents o.
Alabama in 1925, and both Electors on the Pref
sidential ticket in tacor Of this same Mr. adams
asPresident of the United States. Bost. Chron,