lated is said by the writer to be almost incredi ble, and the names of the charitable donors, if published, would astonish the world. Gover nor*. Senators, editors, lawyers, merchants, and of course politicians, swell the capital stock of the underground railroad. Scarcely a week passes without witnessing a band of negroes, of from three to a dozen, paraded quietly la some of the New York cities by the agent of the abolitionists, and shown to those