AMERICA VEspUccI.-Wc have met the follow
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AMERICA fESPUCCl.--Hc have met the follow
ing paragraph in many of our recent exchanges


The Countess Vespucci, who received into the best
families here vrtuous and asked of land
of Congress- represented in Noas Weekly Messenger
be- now living OF most immoral intimacy, at o.
denabursh y. Y. with nephew OF Van Rensselaer,, son OF
the late patroon OF Albany lie has built huge wall round
his place to keep out Imylng visitors


We should scarcely take the trouble TO correct
the error but for the injustice done to Mr. Van
Rensselaer,, who is a most worthy and upright
man. The man with whom the Countess Amer
ica Vcspucci lives at Ogdcnsburgh, is Mr.. Par
rsh, foreigner of great wealth and of such char
acter as this connection implies. 1t was COM
menccd, by the way, before her first visit to this
country After she had left the U. S. on the de-
feat of her scheme OF begging land, he sent to
Paris for her and conveyed her from Plattsburgh
| to his residence at Ogdcnsburgh In splendid
coach and SIX, he himself riding on horseback be-
hind the establishment. THIS incident is every
wav characteristic.