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with hlm and prove he had in his nos


session at The time Of the alleged theft


And the reason why he did NOT have


more with him was as we are told. thai


ne had collected one Of the large debt,


OF his clients IN negroes. How many


more clients he may heve had TO whom


ne accounted FOR the non payment oI


their money by the loss Of the S6,165


1t is difficult to tell. It is likely those.


if any there were, whose claims were


smaller, may never have taken meas


ures 10 prosecute him. The sums ac-


knowledged by letters to his clients to


have been collected, in which severally


he accounts for the non-paymept by the


loss oil $6, l65, amount in the aggre-


gate to nearly $4,000. A part OF


these letters were placed in the hands


of Messrs. Topp & Cheves ofCofeeville,


and part in the hands of Messrs. Fish


er & Tyler. We do not personally


know the amount acknowledged beyond


what was placed in our own hands with


Mr.. Fisher, but we are informed by one


ofthe gentlemen named that the amount
acknowledged to be due in the letters
placed in the hands Of Messrs. Topp &
CheVes, is sufficient with that acknowl-
edged by those in the hands Of Fisher &
Tyler to make about the sam cf $4,000,
$4,000 five recollect right.


We have always heard that facts were
stubborn things, and verify we think so.
Kendall cannot get over these by saying
that the letters cannot now all be pro- |
cuced against him. We are informed !
that he compromised one Of these very !
cases on condition that his letters should
be delivered up 10 him. He has dreamt !
Of this argument Before. But the sum |
total acknowledged IN these letters. is
well recoIlected by the attornies above |
mentioned, who were employed to pro
'eeute hlra. We do not charge him
with stealing, by any means, (particu-
arly as he has had the baseness TO
threaten us with suit for libel) but
with the facts before him the reader can
udgeas we'll as ourself.


of wretch against whom such cir.
exist as we have above devel-
ped, II IS utterly unnecessary to say
more, for meanness must follow in the
rain of his other vices. We viii, how
yer barely allude 10 4 circumstance or
wo more.


Owing TO his hatred of the straight {
onward honesty of the late Post Mas I
'r of Grenada, or to the constant habit /
Intrigue for the accomplishment of n
ase designs, Kendall some two years


nee rndertnal by Anonymous iniiersl
ddressed TO the P. NJ. General, Tto &C
omplish the expulsion of Col. Abbott
rom his Office. We could give in detail
ow the plot was carried on and how il ,
'as detected, if it was worth while. /;
sufficient to say that more atrocious i
nd black-hearted viIlainy of the sort
ould not well be imagined, and that ir
e denies the charge, Col. Abbott has 1
re means Of establishing it over that V
eniaI. Net satisfied with this, his vim S
ctivenass has prompted him 10 pursue r
lat gentleman IN the midst of pecunia- h
embarrassments to distress to the k
most, not only him, but even to tear b
e very bread from the mouths, OF his r
ile and children. He is always PLOT
G some mischief of this sort, and for Il
e disposition of the oppressor may vie Il
ith Nero. Caligula, or Bluebeard. ts
He is now a self-nominated candidate
+ Congress on the bond paying! ticket, n
ID seeks TO be thought a great man n
e shall certainly make him very .,
toriops one. He may thank us for :,
at. This little puff of ours viii make A
m better known than all he ever tho't l.
said OF did in his life, although ac- i
riding TO the best information we can !;
tam he has. been the sole editor cr the E,
'enada Herald for several months, de- i,
ing it constantly, and putting himself


the while. He will find out now what :,
'reat Thing il is to get small lift from !,
r pen occasionally, We unfortunate =,