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The President AND HIS REV. AccUsER.-T
Rev. Mr.. McCalia appears in one OF tho Phladel.
.phia papers with a lengthy reply to the Official
announcement made in the Union, Of the falsitv of
the charge by him against the President. Ee
rcosserts that the President did assure him.
repeatedly, that the two Catholic chnpiains Merrs
ISy ana NicE'roy' had been appointed rs spies,
and not as chapiains. The address of the reyer.
end occuser is n most Singular affair. and will 90
far to confrm the wisdom Of the Prosdan, in cleci
ming to appoint him 10 so important n station as
that OF chaplain, under any circumstances II
abounds with the most bitter and vindiclive inn
endoes ana charges against Bishop Hughes, Pres
tary OF war, and the President himself which in
dIcates tha; the writer has allowed his ,empor 70
get the haitor of his judgment. The refusal tbo
the President to appoint him to chopnincv
seems to be the burden Of his complaint.--T Bal.