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 We understand some curious disclosures were made last week. on the trial Of a cause before the Superior Court now sitting at Dan bury. The case was an action Of book debt, brought by the Messrs. Farchild, of Bridge port, for paper supplied to that yeracious print yclept the Stamford Sentinel, against Mr. Holly, the editor, Mir. Brown. the Postmaster at Stamford, and others. On the trial, it was claimed by the plaintiffs that at a meeting of the proprietors. held some time since, the de- ponents divided their respective interests into shares, and appointed Holly editor, and the agent ofthe prOprietors, and at the same time appointed committee to control him in the discharge of these duties. To contradict this claim, Holly himself was introduced as wit ness-and the wretch swore he always sup posed he was carrying on the paper upon his own account. And as to the appointment of a committee as mentioned above, he spurned the idea with contempt and ahhorrence. He be controlled and directed in the discharge of his editorial duties No indeed, not he !! !- The thing was mentioned he said at a meeting of the proprietors. but he promptly put his veto upon it, informing them that he was too independent to submit to such measure as that, and that no such committee sOas appointed. The plaintiffs then nre6::::...,'' n ,v.0rd Uf tne proceedings fthe meeting referred to, part of which ,cos signed 6y Holly himse!f and at which meeting John Bro,on, Esq. the Post master, soas Chairman, with entries in snh' stance as follows:-V"edt to appoint Wm. u. Holly Agent. Voted, that Wm. S. Wood and John Brown. Esq be a committee [" advise with the agent. The case depended on the question whether Holly was the agent of the defendants, in conducting the estabiishmenf' and purchasing paper under this appointment, and the jury disbelieving Hoiley's testimony, very properly gave verdict for the plaintiffs l." recover of Postmaster Brown, Wm. Il. HoI!ey, and others, upwards of five hundred dnlIars.

 Thus, in addition to the many corruptions already proved upon the Post Office Depart mrnt, is io be added this foulest and 6lthiest of all-that of having set up, supported, and controlled the miserable press at Stamford. And in what miserable plight does this case exhibit Wm. H. Holley-swearng one mo- ment with swaggering impudence of bully 10 things that are disproved the nert ny RE- CORD under his and his employers signatures /! Can any thing add darker shade to the in!a my of his character! We should suppose not mot even an amalgamation with the black cattle of fGreenwich.-Nor, Gaz.

 The Cleveland (Obo) Advertiser of August 22d, says that small quantity of Molasses was brought to that village last week from Medina county, manulac- ured from potatoes The flavor is pleasant, and the article equal in every respect to the West India Mo- lasses. The process of manufacturing IS said to be simple, and not expensive.

 | Coircidence-Aaron Burr and the son of Banner hasse!t now occupy rooms just opposite each other, | fS tI E,.tto Vnr I-probab!y wi,hou, being aware of the circumstance themselves.

 4 Marriage Ce,tifcate.-An Irish spldier once waited upon his commanding officer with what he , termed a very serious complaint. Another man, he said, upbraded him that he not married to hi own wife, whom he accused of being no better than she should be- and called her many names besides which he would be ashamed 10 mention to his honor Well, my good fellow, answered the officer, have you any proof that you are legally marriedF 'fou honor have the hest proof in the world' Here th' soldier took of his hat, and exhibited cut skull, say ing Does your honor think I'd be afier taking th' ) same abuse from any body hut a wife,

 The Hon. Horace Binney has declined a re-elec ,ion 10 Congress. We see it stated that Joseph Incersol, Esq. has been nominated by the Whig del cga,es of the city, in the place of Mr. B. Wheihe

 Mir. I. will accept the nomination, is not known. | U. s. Gag.

 Mr. T. Moore, publisher of the Philadelphia Price 1 Current has invented very neat little balance, by which counterfeit half and quarter eagles may at onc' be detected whether their variation from the genuine be in size or weight or both. The U. 5. Gazette says -" is nallibie, and deserves attention" Th' balance is strong, liable 10 get out Of repar' ""t is portable as a piece of tobacco" piece of to bacco! Heigh-ho! IL reminds US of another ex pression--" about as big piece of chalk"

 William Swar:wout, Post Master al Kendall Hollow

 in ,he county of Sieuben, N Y. has decamped taking with him another maV's wife, and leaving his own with eight children take care of themselves.

 The President the United States set out from the Hermitage the 18th inst. his return to Washing