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it Is not transcendant. We believe he owes much of his popularity to his moral courage and moral greatness-to his in- defaligable laborS in behalf of the color> ed race-to his consistency, honorable soul, and pure virtue-and 10 his intense sympathy with, and immoveable confi- dencc m the people. But if not endow- ed with the highest mind, he is still n great man and on the whole, one Of the most useful, talented, viriuous aud cele- brated orators of the present age.

 He is now engaged in making public, aud we may add popular, the affHcting and romantic case of the deposed Rajah of Sattara-and without expressing ap opinion respecting it, we avow our ,n- victIon that the Raj .h could not have d more competent or more devoted defend CT.

 MT, Thompson is still in tue prime of Iife-ard though worn md wasted with cessivt s judy, public labor and profas- sionul anXicties we fondly hope he will long, long pursue his honorable, philan- thropic and illus,rious career. .-[ Ga,es> head Observer.