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Mr. WISrHnop's sScRIPTURE.-The correspondent of the
Journal Of Commerce. alluding to Mr.. WrHRors speech,
on taking the chair Of Speaker, asks


What does he mean by that quotation wherein he in
vokes the blessing Of God, whose recorded attribute is,


That he naeh 10 be Of one mind IN house Whence
that quotation Not certainly from the records OF the Bible
find no such passage in it. Mr. Winthrop has probably
read his Bible than politicians who generally make
sad havoc Of Scrpura quotations The sentiment good
in itself, but whence is it Perhaps you can enghen me-"


As the Journal does not reply, can, perhaps clear up
its correspondents difficulty The good old Bible of Cover
dale, 1885, gives the first paragraph of the 9th Psalm of
David (6sh of the standard vcrson) thus He is the God
that maketh men to be Of mind in house." King
Jamess translation Of the passage is as follows "God set
teh the solitary in families" The Psac (o Psalms Of the
Day in the Episcopal Church, taken from the Coverdae
and not the King James translation and Mr.. WINTHROP
a regular attendant at that church.-Ne,c York Express