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.4apecdote.-Mr. Grundy, of the Senate, Jackson man, Is nevertheless a frank, clever fellow, with too much honesty for the times, and spice of indifference for the whole Kitchen Cabinet. When he brought in the minority report on the post office, some one observed, Why, Mr. Grundy, a great part of this manu- script is in the hand writing of Colonel Gardner, assistant F. M. General.n "Why so 1t is" said Mr. Grundy, how came l to forget to haveit copied p Itis known that V. Buren and the whole Regency, col lar press aud all, have been defending Ma jor Barry and the illegal acts of the post office department. Now to show what kind of men rule over Us, We state that Mr. Senator Wright and Mr. Grundy recom- mend Gen. Jackson to remove Hif. Barry!

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