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conduct has endeared iaem ,o all whose good opinions are worth having Although the editor Of the 1oarnal msy look upon them as 'sivippiings' and sneef at the Gov ernrnent for having accepted them into the service, we would be sorry indeed fl we did moi believe that the very least sstrippling' in the ranks possessed spirit of patriotism and love of country to which the editor of the Journal is an eusire stranger.

 ''One of the undersigned Capt. Caldwell) has always been, and is yet, g member ofIhe Whig party; bu, he takes this occasion to say, that he looks npon the Commercial JoarHaE as any thing else thana credit to the party; and, in taking leave of Pittsburgh. he canno, but express his utter contempt for a man who, in attempting to give baek-hdad- ed thrust at the Administration, infiets gross injustice upon nearly 200 young men, wlso are at heart as good as himself in every re- specl. We trust our friends al home will not readily forget the insult offered io US by a print that is better calculated Io be the oi- gan of the -Msrieans than of a portion of American citizens