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u Rev. J. n. MARS of Salem, Mass recently
travelling from Portland to Bangor, Maine, in the
steamboat Huntress complains that he was rot
allowed to cat the supper he had paic fer even
after the other passengers had done, because he
happened to be born with black skin, though
filthy drunkards were readily admitted at the first
table.--It strikes us that his treatment was dis
graceful to free State; but the Rev. gentleman
should think Of the negro pews in our Churches
before he grumbes uerv loud at such distinctions
on steamboats,.