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"BULLEIsG."--After the unprOvoksd at- tack OfDuif Greene, the buHy editor of the

 Washington Jackson Telegraph. upon bir. Sparhawk, one of the reporters for the Sen- ate, the barbarOus attack Ofthe giant Kremer upon the invalid Wright, OfOhiO.and the ve. ry frequent " knock down apd drag Out' ar guments used by the supporters of the ''hlOod and carnage" candidate for the presidency we are not so much astOnished 40 h,ar Of an- other assault at Washington. 4 Boston bull ly. named Jarvis.haviDg celebrated himselfby an attack upon Photographic printer, who was engaged in printing political carricature, was immediately elevated tO'a copaFtnership with Greene, in editing the Telegraph. In the daily practice of publishing the foulest a. buse against MT. Adams, he was also, uninvi- ted, a constant attendant at all the par ties which assembled at the Presidents House, to honor the Chief Magistrate. This shameless conduct was animadverted upon by John Adams, jr. private secretary of the pre-, sident, which coming to thesears of Jarvis, he demanded an explanation. MT. A. having said no more than plain New -Englander would always say, took no notice of the note ofJ. On the 18th inst. the President des- patched his secretary with messages to each of the houses of Congress :--lfNing delivered his message to the House of Representatives, he was proceeding to the Serate Chamber, when he was attacked by Jarys, who threw him down, and attempted tc wing his nose. They were immediately sepS. .aTed by certain members of the House. .JsrFis is a strong, athletic man-Adams is yoang and weak. Such conduct is what we had ought to expect in the reign of JacksOnism,-itis is quite in cha racter with the leader of the party--'' blood anc carnage" is hls delight. and to share large iy in his favOrs, his followers must delight in the same. A message has been transmitted to the House upon the subject by the Presi- dent, which we shah publish in our next, to- gether with the proceedings had thereon.

 A considerable number of counterfeit coins of the denomination called shillings and six pences have been lately put in circulation. They arc apparently of pewter and may be bent by the hand.

 In the Northampton list of vote, there are 60 Clarks, S2 Strongs, g5 ParsOnses, 2l Ciapps and IT Wrights. With few excep- tlons, these are descendants of 5 persons W ho settledin Northampton before the year 1865. viz. William Clark, John Strong. Joseph Parsons, Preserved Clapp, and Samuel Wright.

 In the Amherst list of voters, of 59 names under the letter D. 40 (about one ninth of the voters in the town,) are Dickinsons. OF 70 names under the letter $. 26 are Srniths.-- Hump. Gaz.